Razor blades come in packs of ten or one hundred.
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GUTFELD: -- in razor blades in apples, because who would do that?
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Urban legends about undetectable poisons and hidden razor blades were everywhere.
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It's time to throw away aerosol shaving foam and disposable razor blades.
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I end up buying soap berries, floss, a toothbrush, and razor blades.
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She remembers the razor blades, the blood, the feeling of it all.
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GUTFELD: My least favorite thing I got on Halloween was razor blades.
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It was so prevalent that ISIS started to take away razor blades.
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Some of the bodies were mutilated with umbrellas, forks or razor blades.
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He fixes new parts to its body: razor blades, found pieces of metal.
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We've seen everything from slippers to toothbrushes to, perhaps most famously, razor blades.
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In several other cases, the coalition said, refugees swallowed razor blades and needles.
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"The corn feels like razor blades cutting you, especially for a child," she said.
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Prime 2019 deal: Gillette Venus ComfortGlide Razor Blades, $12.58 (originally $22.49) [You save $9.91]
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The digital game is the razor and the physical toys are the razor blades.
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For years I lacerated my legs and arms with razor blades and kitchen knives.
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Denied her anti-depressant medication, she became suicidal and tried to swallowed razor blades.
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FGM is performed with special knives, scissors, scalpels, pieces of glass or razor blades.
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Shaving is a complicated dance of perfect exfoliation, sharp razor blades, and really good balance.
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For all of Rahman's blustering bulls, it is Lipi's razor blades that cut the deepest.
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It's whether I will wake up feeling like there are razor blades in my bladder.
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Locked in my family's bathroom, I hacked at my head with dollar store razor blades.
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A pack of eight refill Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power razor blades cost $33.99 at Walgreens.
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A client known to swallow razor blades said he had not gotten his psychiatric drugs.
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For $10, I ordered a package of 100 razor blades made by a company called Astra.
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The two talked about taking razor blades to her wrists or getting the tranquilizing drug Klonopin.
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The nori will be so crisp that your teeth will slice through it like razor blades.
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None of the store's other shopping carts appeared to have razor blades, according to the news station.
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I began to carve my paintings with razor blades, trying to enter the other side of them.
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That way, you get the equivalent of a hot towel shave baked directly into the razor blades.
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Kingelez built miniature utopias out of toothpicks, cardboard, bottle caps, cigarette cartons, Coke cans and even razor blades.
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First, it was hot pennies, then poisoned candy bars and razor blades in apples, now it's weed gummies.
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"Our patient had a history of ingesting objects like spoons [and] razor blades in the past," Shuja noted.
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P&G's Gillette is suing quickly growing upstart Dollar Shave Club for alleged patent infringement over razor blades.
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The sharp elbows that exist in any White House have come with razor blades attached in recent days.
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The scans revealed the presence of multiple metal objects in his stomach ranging from coins to razor blades.
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Here are the weirdest things people have tried to travel with, from moose poop to concealed razor blades.
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Inside was a passel of rumpled lists of the supplies they needed: razor blades, rations, bullets, cigarettes, soap.
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" Tomasz, who is present, retorts, "I only consider knives and razor blades in relation to my own wrists.
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Officers also seized a passport, a glass cutter, a drill, a butter knife, razor blades and several suitcases.
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And yet, if it were Procter & Gamble, and they got that many razor blades, they'd pay 28 times earnings.
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Recently she has begun cutting herself with razor blades, on her upper inner thigh where her parents won't see.
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When I watched the video later, it looked as if we were standing in a hail of razor blades.
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Police say they believe Bradley stole a package of razor blades from a store minutes before buying the sandwich.
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That is why razor blades, printer cartridges and other expensive portable items are now kept under lock and key.
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It also owns nine factories, including a manufacturing facility in Germany, which it contends gives its razor blades an edge.
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The antechamber features elements of a bedroom/bathroom environment, all painstakingly rendered in thousands of shiny chrome safety razor blades.
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While disposable razors and cartridges are allowed in carry-on bags, straight-up razor blades like this must be checked.
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This week, someone lined a Trump sign with razor blades outside a polling place at Collin College in McKinney, Tex.
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People driving by saw a laughing mud woman on her lawn, hundreds of years wiser and full of razor blades.
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I check my email and find that my next package of razor blades from Billie has shipped and been charged.
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Unlike razor blades or socks, a mattress business doesn't have to sell a high number of products to make a profit.
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This incorporates Gillette's most advanced razor blades with a warming bar that's designed to deliver heat and comfort with every stroke.
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YouTuber Giaco Whatever, who previously attached a bunch of razor blades to a spinning top, always seems to put safety second.
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Because how do you tell somebody you care about and long for at 17 that his love feels like razor blades?
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Usually, the horror stories we hear around Halloween revolve around psychos putting pins and razor blades in candies destined for children.
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" Under "Special Problems," the document notes, "potential for the following: traps, trip lines, spike boards, sink holes, fish hooks, razor blades.
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We spoke to Holley about the dangers of Halloween—both real and perceived—from weed edibles to razor blades to sketchy apples.
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Razor blades, makeup, contact lenses, jewelry — you name it, it can fall into the sinks, since there's no cover for their pipes.
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The Japanese launch includes products from 42 brands ranging from Gillette razor blades and Ariel detergent to Suntory mineral water and Calbee granola.
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The New Health Care It's the risks to costumed little pedestrians that should worry parents, not tainted candy or razor blades in apples.
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Tropical breezes became 20043kph (185mph) blasts, turning "tin roofs into flying razor blades", as Maarten van Aalst of the Red Cross put it.
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An old classmate once proudly confessed that he used that same razor blades for his face as he did for his pubic region.
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The companies paid men in Manhattan to come up with catchy songs to get people to buy soda and soap and razor blades.
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Though the company is selling razor blades, Billie's brand argues that shaving it not for every woman – but they're here if you want them.
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The DTC business model first emerged in product areas dominated by slow-moving incumbents with hefty profit margins, such as spectacles and razor blades.
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And we can surrender to it or we can attack the tape with razor blades, splicing together new worlds from the refuse around us.
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Ehlers met women in townships who, they told her, inserted razor blades into sponges that they routinely wore inside their vaginas—just in case.
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I wouldn't recommend doing this at home unless you're oddly adept at using razor blades and don't care if your fancy new phone is destroyed.
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In the deepest chamber lies Lipi's most intensely personal work, "My Daughter's Cot" (2012), which shows a working crib made of her trademark razor blades.
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There are smart people out there who've ditched their razor blades and shaving cream for electric razors and are invariably better off as a result.
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As the brand grew, Dollar Shave Club expanded beyond razor blades, offering its own line of shaving cream and after-shave lotion, among other products.
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Apparently, they have multiple uses, including preventing mold or bacteria from growing, saving old photos, defogging car windows, and extending the life of razor blades.
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If I really wanted to take my own life, there are dozens of ways I might do it: pills, carbon monoxide, razor blades, the bathtub.
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A swift Googling told me that's where old-timey people would dispose of razor blades, and that the entire wall was probably full of them.
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The next year was the first time we took our candy to the police station to be X-rayed to check for needles and razor blades.
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The scene is based on an incident in which a neighbor actually handed Mr. Montandon's daughters, Oona and Daphne, a handful of razor blades and magnets.
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The "maverick" was Matthew McConaughey as Rust Cohle, a man with forearms hewn from oak, a tragic past, and a mind made out of razor blades.
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Harry's has used the millions in venture capital funding to buy the German factory that makes its razor blades and expand into other skin care products.
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I saw a man eat a fluorescent light bulb … I saw a man rub feces into his hair … I saw prisoners cut themselves with razor blades.
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For this reason, troops often improvised crystal radios from a variety of materials — including pencils and razor blades — in order to listen to music and news.
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However, the gadgets that are flooding the marketplace (and Kickstarter) now are a generation removed from razor blades, which actually do take some precision to manufacture.
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The name came from the members' signature flat-caps that became "blinders," the probably apocryphal story goes, when weaponized with razor blades sewn into the peaks.
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This has been the case for years, as the company continues to come up with reasons for men and women to buy new types of razor blades.
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Lorenzo picks out a pair of shears and a package of razor blades, then darts to the back of the store to find a new neck duster.
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A jarring, visually arresting fairy tale about self-worth in the selfie age, it's full of shocks that are delivered like razor blades hidden inside cotton candy.
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Returning for Season 2 on Monday, "UnREAL" remains one of TV's most sharp-minded and -tongued escapes, a heart-shaped box full of chocolate and razor blades.
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The incident brings to mind the frenzied scares of Halloweens past, when parents and media alike warned of poisoned candy or razor blades lurking in candy bowls.
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Okay, I'm going to say that this is fake because it is not yet Halloween and this seems like that razor blades in the Apple myth of Halloweening.
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Using his machining skills, he attached a bunch of razor blades to a high performance yo-yo, creating a toy that's possibly even more dangerous than lawn darts.
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They even sported the now-iconic style seen on the show, complete with silk scarves, tailored jackets, and peaked flat caps with razor blades sewn into the peaks.
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Kawakubo took direct inspiration from punk for her fall/winter 2000 show, combining plaids with studded leather bondage-buckles and prints of razor blades — almost a punk 101.
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The suit claimed that staff members had given razor blades to suicidal prisoners, and that ill inmates had been placed under "do not resuscitate" orders without their consent.
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The man, John Miska, who was wearing a handgun in a shoulder holster, visited a drugstore and purchased razor blades, which qualified as contraband under the city's emergency declaration.
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If your daughter is not sleeping at night, or is cutting herself with razor blades, then limericks at the dinner table are not likely to be a sufficient cure.
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Tayeba Begum Lipi is a Bangladeshi artist whose works recall early memories of purchasing sparkling new razor blades to assist midwifes in the births of 12 siblings' growing families.
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That same night in Waterbury, Connecticut, police arrested a man after razor blades were found in the bottom of two trick-or-treaters' candy bags, CNN affiliate WTIC reported.
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The iPhone X's new OLED screen and glass back has a Mohs hardness level of about 6, which is tough enough to resist scratching from keys, coins, or razor blades.
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During the 1980s, he says, urban legends about razor blades in candy bars and other hazards led to wide-scale concerns about the safety of trick-or-treating on Halloween.
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Like making your own high-speed spinning toy that can reach speeds of over 100,000 RPMs, and then attaching razor blades to your creation to see what it can destroy.
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Procter & Gamble (PG) received an exemption from the 25 percent tariffs imposed on imported steel from Japan and Sweden that is used in the company's Gillette and Venus razor blades.
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It's an urban legend we all know well: the maniac who takes advantage of trick or treaters by sliding razor blades into their apples and needles into their chocolate bars.
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She opens the box of razor blades she stole from her parents' drug store, steps in, slits her wrists and sits there until her breathing grows shallow and eventually stops.
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But we here at MUNCHIES, thanks to not one, but two experts, have largely debunked the urban legend of children being injured by razor blades, poison, or weed-infused candies.
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"Here you have to climb much slower, much more precise, because all you have on this vertical wall is tiny razor blades for your hands and your feet," Ondra said.
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They are also told to bring razor blades to cut their children's umbilical cords as well as a plastic sheet, called a macintosh in Malawi, on which to give birth.
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She allegedly told police she had additional razor blades and knives on her person and in her vehicle, where blood was found on the exterior and interior, the complaint says.
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P&G successfully obtained an exemption from paying steel tariffs on its Gillette and Venus brand razor blades after arguing against the levies in a letter to the U.S. Trade Representative.
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And now they're under attack by a new breed of digitally native, vertically integrated startups that are reinventing what it means to buy everything — from razor blades to toothbrushes to mattresses.
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We talked about H.I.V.; they were especially interested in how long it lingered on razor blades or porcupine quills, which were their syringes — they cut patients' scalps and rubbed herbs in.
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Muslims were mobilizing; once, Mr. Rizvi visited during Muharram, an annual ritual of mourning, and found her surrounded by pilgrims, flagellating themselves with chains to which razor blades had been attached.
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The company made a name for itself as a direct-to-consumer subscription razor blades service, which cut costs by eschewing traditional store-shelf space and passing on the savings to consumers.
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Related: Asylum Seekers Held by Australia Are Sewing Their Lips Together and Swallowing Razor Blades Australian Minister for Immigration Peter Dutton said the ruling would not change its policy of offshore detention.
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In 1989, baby food in the UK was found to contain glass and razor blades, an attack organized by a man intending to blackmail H.J. Heinz, the country's largest baby food maker.
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When they searched the van, they found nearly 2,123 bottles of top-shelf cognac and a pack of razor blades, which they surmised had been used to remove the bottles' tax stamps.
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While society has become much more aware of the phenomenon in recent years, persistent narratives exist about the ways in which people hurt themselves: the razor blades and nail scissors of popular myth.
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Bass was his instrument, but bashed in big up-down chords like the rhythm guitar on which he'd started: the effect was sometimes compared to crushed razor blades, sometimes to showers of gravel.
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Procter & Gamble has received an exemption from the Trump administration's steel tariffs against Japan and Sweden, which provide the company with steel for its Gillette and Venus brand razor blades, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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But whether the fear is that the candies contain broken glass and razor blades, or that they're actually ecstasy pills, there's not much evidence to suggest parents actually have anything to worry about.
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Procter & Gamble – The consumer products giant received an exemption from the 25 percent tariffs imposed on imported steel from Japan and Sweden that is used in the company's Gillette and Venus razor blades.
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Procter & Gamble has several manufacturing plants in Mexico — and in 2011 spent $19063 million to build an enormous facility in the central part of the country, where it makes Gillette razors and razor blades.
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Since I'm one of those people who open their mouths widely while jogging, a bit like a golden retriever does, after a few minutes, my throat starts to feel like I've swallowed razor blades.
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Astley Clarke's line is also, for the most part, plated, as are pieces by other brands, including True Rocks, a British brand that creates sassy pendants with dangling safety pins, razor blades and screws.
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Editorial The New York Yankees' postseason heroics inspired even Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Boston Red Sox fan who would rather chew on razor blades than cheer for the ball club in the Bronx.
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To help minimize the impact, the administration established a process for companies to request "exclusions" for any product they could not otherwise buy in the United States, such as tie rods or razor blades.
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To help minimize the impact, the administration established a process for companies to request "exclusions" for any product they could not otherwise buy in the United States, such as tire rods or razor blades.
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Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) was a rite of passage Daud had watched numerous girls undergo and the community valued the old women who wielded the razor blades, especially those who didn't kill too many girls.
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Perhaps you remember being warned about razor blades in apples as a kid, or poisoned candy, both of which were myths (although the anxiety was fueled by the real fatal tampering with Tylenol in 1982).
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The company said that because Gillette was unable to find the right kind of steel for its razor blades in the United States, it has imported it from a Swedish supplier for more than 20 years.
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Last year's deal: Gillette Venus ComfortGlide Razor Blades, $12.58 (originally $22.49) [You saved $9.91]A six-pack of luxe white tea-infused razor blade refills were sold for a fraction of their usual cost last Prime Day.
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"A few years ago I secretly built a shredder into a painting," text in the video reads, before cutting to footage of a man in a hoodie installing a row of razor blades in the painting's frame.
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You also want to avoid dull razor blades that require repeated swiping, and make sure to shave in the direction of the hair growth, which is most often upward, so that you aren't tugging at the follicle.
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For instance, Dollar Shave Club took advantage of the fact that razors and razor blades are available in convenience stores, but are often behind a protective plastic or behind the counter, requiring the involvement of a store associate.
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DSC already sells other products including shaving balms, shampoos and even $4 toilet wipes (launched, of course, with a video featuring Dubin on the toilet), but the razor blades make up 78 percent of revenues, according to Slice Intelligence.
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When I was a student at a prestigious music school, a widespread school legend told of the Juilliard School's fiercely competitive piano department, whose students would place razor blades in between the keys of rehearsal pianos in practice rooms.
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In an April survey, research firm Euromonitor called internet sales of razor blades "the most important story in men's grooming," estimating that web sales hit $342 million last year — the overwhelming bulk of which were razor and blade sales.
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"The sculpture in question—a paint tin with razor blades attached to it—is gestured to in a conversation with the artist and dealer, as they discuss the violent nature of the artist and his presence in society," the Swiss Institute says.
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So before a display of the miniature architecture could be installed, museum staff, architecture students, and volunteers all pitched in to carefully construct color copies of selected models, with the more elaborate examples taking weeks to erect with scissors, glue, and razor blades.
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As you wait in line with your razor blades and Softsoap, some other poor soul will swipe their credit card through the reader on the counter—and nothing will happen, because it's one of those new chip cards designed for better security.
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According to Mike Dodd, a board member at the venture capital firm Silverton Partners, which invested in Billie's seed round, there are fewer than 10 manufacturers of razor blades in the world, and contracts with them are extremely difficult to come by.
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In the filing, Gillette alleged that the manner in which its competitor was coating its razor blades to maintain sharpness was in violation of a 2004 patent, asking that the state of Delaware immediately block the sale of all Dollar Shave Club razors.
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A youth organization that helped organize the march in Warsaw is a descendant of a fascist offshoot of the party, whose members took to the streets in the 1930s to beat Jews and to slash them with razor blades affixed to wooden canes.
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For him, modern life wasn't about the big theme or the heroic subject; it was about everyday life and its disposable, inexpensive stuff, new technology, and pop culture: cigarettes, mouthwash, razor blades, light bulbs, radio tubes, gasoline pumps, egg beaters, jazz and popular music.
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While the yakuza exercised their own means of justice and brutality, their female counterparts—the sukeban gangs—concealed razor blades and chains beneath their long skirts and sailor shirts, with membership swelling to the tens of thousands at the peak of this subculture's popularity.
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Walker's startup, Walker & Company, has raised $33 million from well-known VC firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures; its flagship brand Bevel, a line of razor blades and lotions for people with "coarse and curly hair," is sold in major retail stores like Target.
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" Pieces will start at $1,100, including 18-karat gold bee and diamond fly necklaces; oversize medallions with zodiac signs carved in malachite, lapis lazuli and other stones; and pendants with a gold Star of David that, she said, "look like two razor blades coming together.
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A late-blooming British virtuoso pianist who found celebrity in part by styling himself as a sort of rock 'n' roll bad boy of the classical world — his albums have titles like "Razor Blades, Little Pills and Big Pianos" — Rhodes never landed in jail.
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Mr. Dubin became familiar to viewers thanks to a 2012 YouTube video in which he extolled the quality and the price of his razor blades with the help of a toddler, someone in a bear suit, a wildly swung tennis racket — and a choice profanity.
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There are tall tales ("The Man Who Swallows Razor Blades"), elegiac utterances ("Windblown Headline on a Dark Pavement") and statements that hint at her fascination with the way the real and the fictive can be brought together in a single frame ("James Dean in a Wax Museum").
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Pens, razor blades and many other products out there that claim to be "for her" are needlessly gendered for the sake of marking up prices by adding pink and glittery labels — so it comes as no surprise that sporting equipment that would be added to that list.
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In the meantime, Dozier's mental health reportedly deteriorated: Prison officials said they put him into isolation after he repeatedly threatened to take his own life and purportedly took steps to do so, including by obtaining razor blades and nail clippers, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
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On Tuesday, P&G was told it is now exempt from the 25 percent U.S. tariff levied on the steel it imports from Japan and Sweden for razor blades, nearly four months after its rival Edgewell Personal Care, which makes Wilkinson Sword and Schick blades, got a similar exemption.
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This is good news if you're into Netflix's originals, which have varied from critically acclaimed documentary series like Wild Wild Country to content that seems calculated more to suck up binge-watching hours, like Peaky Blinders, a show about British gangsters that tuck razor blades in their hats.
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If an American shaving company has the guts to spend 20 years convincing everyone that its razor blades are better because they have more blades and then, one day, hold a Global Innovation Summit and unveil a product that looks like something from 30 years ago, I'm impressed.
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This kit includes everything he needs to experience the best in shaving, such as safety razors, real badger hair brush, canvas and leather dopp kit, a shave stand, an alum block for after shave, a stainless steel shave bowl and shave soap, and five razor blades from Astra.
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The two men were Robert Creighton, 48, who plays Mr. Cagney eight times a week in "Cagney" at the Westside Theater on West 43rd Street, and Joseph Sirola, 86, whose voice has pitched thousands of products like razor blades, mouthwash and gasoline, and who wrote the check that helped put "Cagney" on stage.
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Buying Dollar Shave Club wasn't about buying patents, an R&D team or a production facility — it has just 190 employees who've made a thin veneer of a company that resells Dorco generic razor blades for what has so far been a loss, all while undercutting premium blade sellers and removing value from the marketplace.
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In a powerful portrait in 2015 that has drawn several million readers, Julie Scelfo wrote of Kathryn DeWitt, then a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, dangling this cliffhanger: Despite her cheery countenance and assiduous completion of assignments, Ms. DeWitt had already bought razor blades and written a stack of goodbye letters to loved ones.... She researched whether the university returned tuition to parents of students who die by suicide.
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