That's because while you're resting, the fascia relaxes and the irritation relaxes a bit, too.
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It relaxes you on the bigger points maybe, or it relaxes you subconsciously as you walk through the grounds and go to practice and go to the press room.
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First off, I do want to make sure everybody relaxes.
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Epinephrine relaxes the muscles and lets the person breathe again.
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If the EPA relaxes its own rules, that could change.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin relaxes on vacation on Aug. 5.
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The city grid relaxes here, making for winding, scenic streets.
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But our hero has miles to go before he relaxes.
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Misty turns her face to the sun and visibly relaxes.
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In the pot, the dough relaxes into an elastic state.
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"Yoga relaxes the mind and helps my breathing problems," she said.
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That relaxes me, even if I don't play as well anymore.
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Evie says that the worm relieves stress and relaxes the muscles.
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The house lad, now rushing and rolling, relaxes his hunched shoulders.
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The engine relaxes, and the car's momentum begins to build again.
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Having worked with them for years, Tillmans relaxes in their presence.
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The Cruz amendment basically relaxes some regulations on the individual market.
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It wakes them up and relaxes them at the same time.
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I hope it relaxes one day – it's beginning to get frenzied.
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After about 30 seconds, one of the officers relaxes his grip.
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As the damp side of the paper dries, the curl relaxes.
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A trip to the tennis court is a way Gates relaxes.
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The state's declaration relaxes size and weight limits on vehicle transport.
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JoJo just relaxes me and she did the same thing to them.
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Or they come after dinner when everyone relaxes before going to sleep.
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I immediately feel better once I start driving again—it relaxes me.
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Past the waterfalls roiling the water into spume the river relaxes again.
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And for the first time since arriving back in Derry, Bev relaxes.
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Prolactin, a hormone that relaxes you, is also released after an orgasm.
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The moment when the guy holding the javelin relaxes was really good.
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One whiff relaxes the posterior and imparts a reliable and pleasant head rush.
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A camp staffer relaxes at his cabin at Camp Henry, New York, 1948.
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"I always forget the real world, it relaxes my mind," he told Reuters.
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Because that's what Botox is: It's a neurotoxin that paralyzes or relaxes muscles.
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The material then relaxes as the voltage is removed and it cools down.
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Yes—there's something about how a pen feels on paper that relaxes me.
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It's good for me—it relaxes me—but I grew out of it.
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As discussed earlier, when one muscle group contracts, its opposing muscle group relaxes.
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Gradually, this routine relaxes to give the astronauts more control over their time.
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One room, where Mr. Finn reads and relaxes, is a paradise of rarities.
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That impact is transmitted to the knot, which stretches and relaxes in response.
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Suddenly, he relaxes his entire body, heaving his full 175 pounds onto me.
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This relaxes us, makes us feel safe around others, and increases our empathic abilities.
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It can help relieve tension in your body, which in turn relaxes your mind.
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I have no excuse — other than the fact that mindless television relaxes my brain.
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Came home and whipped her up some homemade tomato soup cause cooking relaxes me.
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Once in class, Lesli takes up a seat in a beige recliner and relaxes.
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You know, another thing too is it relaxes your driving, the dynamic seat bolstering.
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"Costco relaxes my soul," said John, the founder of the I love Costco blog.
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The peak is "Too Brazy," which both pulses and relaxes at the same time.
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It is how Alli Fronzaglia, who runs a women's hiking group, relaxes before bed.
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"You make them smile, laugh a little bit and it relaxes you," Warthen said.
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And even if Donald Trump relaxes American emissions standards, this will not hold back electrification.
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"Marijuana relaxes me and allows me to go into a controlled, meditational place," he said.
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Tom Petty relaxes backstage after a gig at the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia in 23.
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I'm hoping he relaxes a little bit, and he goes off on the offensive side.
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All these years later, he still goes home, but now he just rests and relaxes.
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His mother relaxes on a sofa playing Candy Crush on an iPad he bought her.
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The report comes as China's government relaxes ownership rules in the world's biggest auto market.
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When she drives into Ojai from Ventura, where she lives, Hartley said she instantly relaxes.
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Many involve careful and time-consuming exposure to a damp environment until the curl relaxes.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: RELAXES RULES ON MACROPRUDENTIAL INTERMEDIATION RATIO FOR OVERSEAS BRANCHES OF INDONESIAN BANKS
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But here he relaxes in the more familiar surroundings and he's funnier as a result.
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For example, muscle contractions may pull the penis into the body, but that relaxes over time.
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It relaxes the gluten and cools the butter again, which helps create a crumbly, flaky texture.
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Because moving objects vanish during a long exposure, even the kinetic pace of a city relaxes.
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And, hey, you could always just watch the videos and see if that relaxes you, too.
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That gap occurs because the singer relaxes and shortens the vocal cords, compared to regular speech.
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MagicGrips widens and relaxes your grip and gives you big concave surfaces to rest your fingers.
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He only relaxes when the plane reaches 35,000 feet because then it's in "general equilibrium" 10.
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Her mother relaxes her grip on Jude only after he is safely back across the railing.
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When he relaxes, he does not put on sweatpants, nor does he even own a pair.
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He reaches for the glass and takes several small, noisy sips and his body visibly relaxes.
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The mood when Butler enters a room somehow relaxes and tightens at the exact same time.
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Why not interpret the evidence to say that cry-it-out relaxes parents without hurting children?
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"Track" is best for closed courses since it significantly relaxes the electronic stability and traction controls.
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When a soup has a siwonhan-mat, it relaxes your tense muscles, and quiets the mind.
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Sarah Roberts (left), an abortion doula, relaxes as A. (partially seen at right) recovers from an abortion.
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It doesn't have a harsh chemical smell, so it relaxes me when I accidentally touch something gross.
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All the while, her beating heart speeds up with each exertion and slows down when she relaxes.
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As a congressional candidate, Kennedy relaxes in room at the Bellevue Hotel in Boston in September 21962.
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Parliament's deputy speaker explained to local media that the monarch requires a chair that "relaxes" his body.
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This massager kit warms up, loosens, and relaxes the sore and stiff muscles in your shoulder area.
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As with other electric cars, when the driver relaxes pressure on the pedal, regenerative braking takes over.
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After school, Noor brings her children to the camp, where they can play football while she relaxes.
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The garish colors gives you this feeling inside that relaxes your heart and makes you say....."wow".
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The surgeon relaxes and now he is an actor waiting for a touch-up of his powder.
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Even as Cecilia relaxes into her newfound liberation, Whannell keeps signaling that something is very much amiss.
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To achieve this she tilts her head back and relaxes her throat while suppressing the gag reflex.
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"Lemon verbena is what relaxes you, and the coconut helps my face start de-puffing," she says.
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He says marijuana relaxes him and keeps his appetite up despite the side effects of his cancer recovery.
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You start to dream, your eyes move rapidly (REM stands for Rapid Eye Movement), and your body relaxes.
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In this Thursday, July 5, 2018 photo, a man relaxes under a tree in a park in Montreal.
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Elizabeth Taylor, with her Oscar before her, relaxes at a party following the Oscars on April 18, 22007.
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The couple relaxes in bed as their daughter and grandchildren join them at home in Kennebunkport, Maine, 1987.
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"During and after his birth, I comforted myself with Brazilian jazz, music that always relaxes me," she adds.
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The new law, which relaxes requirements that they understand medical science, is a step in the wrong direction.
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But if you can create an evening routine that relaxes you, you're much more likely to sleep well.
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For example, myrcene generally relaxes, but it could do so to a different degree depending on the individual.
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It thunks into potholes without much softening, though it relaxes considerably on the highway and is always quiet.
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"Coming here reminds me of home," says the Venezuelan artist Sol Calero as she relaxes into her chair.
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This valve similarly relaxes to empty the contents into the stomach, and then constricts to seal the portal.
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In addition to making direct payments to American workers, the bill also relaxes the retirement account withdrawal rules.
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The video features the quartet mobbing in a club while Takeoff relaxes as gunshots shatter glass around him.
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With her playing the keys, the song relaxes into a hymn about giving up your suffering to God.
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Playing music relaxes both the body and the brain, as attention becomes focused on one single, right-brained activity.
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President Bush relaxes on the White House lawn with springer spaniel Millie and her puppies on May 4, 1989.
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Smiling, she grips the reins and relaxes into the seat of the saddle, grateful to be on horseback again.
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"The recipient remains clothed and lies on a couch or sits on a chair and relaxes," the website states.
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I miss grocery shopping and cooking because it relaxes me and makes me feel like I have a routine.
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"Look at stretching as a healthy habit that relaxes your muscles and teaches you how to breathe," she says.
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"We sit with a child who reads to him and Vincent relaxes and listens to the story," Chesnut says.
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Massage can be helpful, as it relaxes muscles, reduces stress and improves range of motion in muscles and joints.
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There are so many options for your ideal ambient noise that you're bound to find one that relaxes you.
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When a team sees a goalie that's just solid and not a lot of movement, it really relaxes them.
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When we show him my recent interview with Tycoon Nao, famous Petchyindee gym owner and promoter, Teerawat relaxes considerably.
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The idea is that it relaxes your body, and is especially helpful if you're awake because you're anxious (hi, hello).
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"To me, the café is more of a public co-working space," said Chai Lee, 22007, who regularly relaxes there.
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"To me, the café is more of a public co-working space," said Chai Lee, 25, who regularly relaxes there.
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First, I can only assume that they enjoy imagining you poop like Gollum, and second, it relaxes your puborectalis muscle.
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Tipsy canoeing may soon be a thing — at least, if the Canadian government relaxes some of its impaired driving laws.
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The bill also relaxes rules on logging to make it easier to get to some of the most flammable trees.
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A baby chimpanzee relaxes on its mother Swela at the Leipzig Zoo in Leipzig, central Germany, Thursday, April 23, 2015.
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When the blond, beautiful Amanda relaxes her guard, her smile broadens, and a sunnier new dimension of her character emerges.
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Ruby assures him that the cameras aren't following her, since she's not a wifey, and Darius relaxes a little bit.
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A trade fight that eventually relaxes some of those disadvantageous conditions could bolster the long-term prospects of those firms.
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He relaxes on weekends by playing video games and has Airsoft gun battles with the other troops from his unit.
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Chris Evans, back home after a grueling production schedule, relaxes into his couch, feet propped up on the coffee table.
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A couple relaxes together in the sand at Cuba's gay beach, known as Mi Cayito, 20 miles east of Havana.
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Once Kimani has his plotlines all set, his writing relaxes, and it's here that you can see his raw talent.
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Al Franken is accused of sexual assault; the FCC relaxes longstanding media ownership regulations; Cambodia moves toward one-party rule.
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Emma Sanchez talks to her son Ryan while her eldest son, Alex, relaxes in the back at her home in Tijuana.
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Martin Luther King Jr. relaxes at home with his wife, Coretta, and first child, Yolanda, in May 1956 in Montgomery, Alabama.
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I switch off the main lights and turn on my fairy lights so my brain relaxes more naturally before lights out.
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Unless Microsoft relaxes its rules then this native Chrome support for Windows on ARM won't be found in the Windows Store.
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In the photo, Richie, 19, can be seen rubbing Disick's foot as the pair relaxes by the ocean with her puppy.
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"They're not masterpieces by any means, but painting relaxes me and gives me a different way to be creative," she says.
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Barely larger than a credit card, this phone relaxes your two-handed grip and liberates more of your pocket real estate.
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"When she's talking about her dogs or her horses you see a completely different side to her: she relaxes," Mugford added.
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Using water massage technology, it gently relaxes muscle tension around the eyes while delivering a cold burst to help reduce inflammation.
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Reading before bed, something Bill Gates and Arianna Huffington swear by, relaxes the mind — and don't do it on your phone.
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"As soon as you sink too deeply, your hand relaxes, the keys fall to the ground and you're awake again."3.
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The company said its business in Greater China is now "significantly accelerating" as that country relaxes restrictions due to the coronavirus.
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If Turkey makes life untenable for them, or relaxes efforts to keep them out of Europe, the effect could be dramatic.
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Yet Mr. Harris makes it clear that no one in a family ever disappears entirely or relaxes his hold on the living.
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One theory is that this relaxes the sphincter muscle that's responsible for keeping stomach acid from finding its way up your esophagus.
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The above humidification machine relaxes the pages, allowing for a series of follow-up techniques to restore and eventually digitize the print.
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Most commonly, reflux happens because the sphincter at the bottom of your esophagus weakens or relaxes too often, Dr. Schnoll-Sussman explains.
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They say that it relaxes them better but also gets them hyped up more and gets them in the mood to party.
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His body relaxes again only when he arms for his last fight, like an embattled politician rediscovering his mojo at a rally.
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"This relaxes cats a lot, who are very strong and resilient creatures," Dr. Song says as she expertly sticks needles into Miso.
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Peele is unerring in setting up the strange world of the Armitages, but relaxes into tropes when Chris needs to escape it.
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Brrrn encourages the use of the infrared sauna after class because it helps improve blood circulation, relieves pain and relaxes the body.
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At this point, the interview moves towards policy topics, and Trump relaxes into self-flattery: I know more about the big bills.
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And once one relaxes the demand for total universality, the distinction between "free college" and other progressive higher education ideas starts to wane.
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Camden and Phoenix are wearing the brand's Pima Cotton Classic Two-Piece Pajamas Set in blue, while Brooklyn relaxes in the pink version.
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The THC increases blood flow and sensitivity, while the CBD reduces inflammation and relaxes your muscles, but the other ingredients are important, too.
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It has to be chill with a certain beach-y vibe that relaxes and evokes a sense of sand and water and happiness.
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When she kicks off those red shoes, she returns to her true form, a curvier girl who relaxes in her armchair and burps.
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Mr Hofer has threatened to try to block EU trade agreements, and to dismiss parliament if it raises taxes or relaxes immigration barriers.
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Peter Eavis's take: A trade fight that eventually relaxes some of China's disadvantageous conditions could bolster the long-term prospects of U.S. firms.
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The tea relaxes and hydrates me at the same time, so I can sleep well and sip away the stress of the day.
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As the Environmental Protection Agency relaxes air quality standards, we should be mindful of the broad benefits of a breath of fresh air.
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Like Jonathan Waxman at Barbuto, she relaxes the tight grip of Italian cuisine without changing it in ways that are cheap or tortured.
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And I think part of us relaxes when we believe that maybe we're perhaps going to take some steps to fix this stressor.
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Normally, when you swallow, a muscle (called the cricopharyngeus) behind your voicebox relaxes, allowing food to freely pass from your mouth into your esophagus.
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Geometric patterns, stacked platforms, shower shoes that really only belong on an eccentric Upper East Side woman as she relaxes in her home sauna.
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His face, with its frosty blue eyes and pointed chin, rarely relaxes, and there seems to be little that he says or does offhandedly.
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Smokers can choose between two brands - "Alfa 1," an "indica" variety that relaxes users, and "Beta 1," the more energizing "sativa" strain of cannabis.
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We basically have a staring contest and my mom's laughter gets all nervous until finally his face relaxes and it's all a big joke.
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So to me, each one of these pieces relaxes me and makes me tense at the same time — which is what art should do.
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"In which case, the home team relaxes a little bit, feels good about themselves, and we are hurt and we are angry," Ginobili said.
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When the threat from the other is removed, everyone relaxes, and it becomes possible to get to know each other and even become friends.
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SAUDI ARABIA DISPATCH As the government relaxes restrictions on men and women working and socializing together, coffeehouses are on the front lines of change.
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When I have a seven-hour flight ahead of me, I download at least seven hours of music that relaxes me, just in case.
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When you look at painting, often the real tension of the painting starts somewhere, and relaxes around a certain point, and then starts again.
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Based on pre-modern medicine, Montesquieu believed that cold air constricts the body's "fibers" and increases blood flow, while warm air relaxes those same fibers.
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The next week, Kent, again, revealed that she relaxes at the end of a long hard day by sucking on a... baby bottle in bed.
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For instance, we recently covered a graphene-based paper that twists and folds when heated with a laser, but relaxes its shape when cooled off.
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Even if the trade war with China relaxes, Ford says it won't change course, since it only expected sales of around 50,000 per year anyway.
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Using this brush in the shower while shampooing not only gives you a deeper clean, but it also relaxes your scalp muscles, which reduces stress.
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With this shirt, Nick Jonas can reflect on his successful moves from "boyband member" to "solo singer" to "daddy" while he relaxes by the sea.
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Then the song gradually relaxes, settling back into the glide, and rides it for the remaining three minutes until the high note at the end.
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The identity crisis begins with the fact that no matter how solid-seeming it is, glass always "relaxes," moving towards a state of supercooled liquid.
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In machine learning, researchers use a bunch of sensors to detect what excites you, saddens you, scares you, relaxes you… all fed into an algorithm.
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The stimulus bill passed by Congress Friday relaxes the rules around retirement-plan loans, allowing you to borrow up to $100,000 from your 401(k).
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We found at least 2 listings on eBay for albuterol inhalers, a bronchodilator that relaxes muscles in the airways and increases airflow to the lungs.
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ExxonMobil, the oil company led by Mr. Tillerson, stands to make billions of dollars if America relaxes its laws restricting business with the Russian state.
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I am a Libra, and although there is something inescapably provincial about identifying too strongly with one's sun sign, it relaxes me to say so.
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If a certain light or sound relaxes you, that will be picked up in the data, so the tech will slowly increase that particular effect.
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A bicycling duck and race car drivers merge with more usual traffic, while a toy rocket gets ready for lift-off and a robot relaxes poolside.
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Also on the table will be American demands that China relaxes its attitude to trade in data, which it sees as a threat to national security.
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"Alcohol is a depressant, so it relaxes your nervous system overall," says Aarti Gupta, PsyD, clinical director at TherapyNest, a center for anxiety and family therapy.
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A newly updated building code relaxes certain requirements for tiny homes like the ceiling height and staircase specifications, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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" He adds that "if you think pregaming before a party takes the edge off or relaxes you, there is a good chance that that is true.
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Unless the Communist Party relaxes its censorship of domestic films, experts say Beijing's dreams of wielding Chinese soft power globally through its film industry could stall.
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The thornier issue is whether the European Union can preserve a united front if the Trump administration relaxes American sanctions as part of reconciliation with Moscow.
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And it relaxes her—to do something she knows she's good at, in front of people who want to learn, whether the audience be digital or physical.
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Pence was asked about the Environmental Protection Agency's recent rollback of President Obama's Clean Power Plan, which relaxes regulations controlling carbon dioxide emissions from America's coal plants.
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As the USDA relaxes some of its stringent supervision protocols, irradiation facilities are being built both within the US and nearby, alleviating the aforementioned bottleneck in production.
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Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue signed a proclamation Monday (PDF) that relaxes standards for the upcoming school year in three key areas: whole grains, salt and milk.
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He relaxes, and allows the turn-on to overtake him of its own accord, thus riding a wave of ecstasy that can't be chased, forced or faked.
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And that means a lot, because when he's out there, the offense kind of relaxes a little knowing, hey, look, we don't have to score a ton.
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But Exaggerator breaks, drops the bit and relaxes so he should have plenty of opportunity to drop in closer to the rail going into that first turn.
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On Sundays — her only day off — Ms. Durrant relaxes with her husband, Bruce Zeines, 62, an artist and graphic designer, and their 16-year-old son, Noah.
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"Even if the labor market relaxes a little and gives some room, employers are going to have to face that pay is the top attracter of talent."
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Most analysts say it will be a long time, if ever, before Iran relaxes controls even to the level of China when it began reforms in the 1970s.
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A sip of hot chocolate can transport you back to the snow days of your youth, while red wine relaxes you the way a grown-ass adult deserves.
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Business casual relaxes this hyper-formality, allowing for prints and brighter colors to co-exist with suit separates that should be tailored, but don't always have to match.
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The show is so determined to demonstrate how destiny never relaxes its stranglehold on its characters that any sparks of pleasure are snuffed out almost before they appear.
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During the so-called "deep force" treatment, Guerrero Brady flexes and relaxes the muscle at a faster and faster pace while doing a movement, according to Men's Health.
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Image: Raul LieberwirthAfter years of being a "hotspot desert," Germans could finally have widespread free WiFi by fall, thanks to a proposal that relaxes some online piracy guidelines.
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More specifically for sleep, deep pressure relaxes the nervous system, reduces the stress hormone cortisol, and encourages serotonin and dopamine production, which promote relaxation and regulate our moods.
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They're both kind of paradoxical in the sense that exams stress you out and you need do them, but drifting off relaxes you and takes that edge off.
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It's here that the vibe relaxes and the picture's filigree becomes brighter and wittier as extras with puffball hairdos straight out of Dr. Seuss light up the background.
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That designation guarantees them extra help, like money for meals and clothes, and relaxes some of the usual paperwork requirements, such as proof of residency or immunization records.
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Just Take a Look at These Coffeehouses: As the government relaxes restrictions on men and women working and socializing together, coffeehouses are on the front lines of change.
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Washington (CNN)The Environmental Protection Agency released a proposal Tuesday that relaxes requirements for how energy companies monitor and repair methane leaks, rolling back an Obama-era regulation.
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And if President Trump relaxes American emission rules, the automaker would end up developing the costly technology only for the relatively small number of vehicles sold in Europe.
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Far more effective is a scene in which a blank young man relaxes in his middle-class home shortly before killing a stranger for no reason at all.
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Perhaps another state takes its 20-week ban to the Supreme Court, which then relaxes Roe and rules that you can bar abortions that early in a pregnancy.
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What they discovered is that our feet hit the ground with a force seven times stronger than gravity and the knot stretches and relaxes in tandem with this force.
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It introduces more flexible working hours, eases restrictions on part-time work, relaxes how workers can divvy up their holidays and cuts the statutory lunch hour to 30 minutes.
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"I don't want to say it relaxes you, because you never want to play relaxed, but it's good to know that you can struggle a little bit," Schebler said.
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Although Villanelle should kill Eve, she puts down her gun and relaxes on the bed with Eve, who stabs her in the abdomen with a knife from her waistband.
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These additional supplies will be coming to market just as Indonesia relaxes its ban on exporting unprocessed nickel ore, which has been in place since the start of 203.
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If Saudi Arabia signs a deal that relaxes the safeguards, the UAE could be free to break its own deal it signed with Washington years ago and enrich uranium.
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Read more: 'Costco relaxes my soul': 6 die-hard Costco fanatics explain why they love the warehouse store so muchDon Lee Farms is currently in litigation with Beyond Meat.
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He even answered a series of personal questions of a kind he usually disdains, telling us with genuine tenderness that nothing relaxes him like spending time with his grandchildren.
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The FAA Relaxes Drone Restrictions With 10 New ProgramsIn May of 2018, the Federal Aviation Administration approved 10 pilot programs to see how drones can be used in novel ways.
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While pregnant Princess Sofia follows her mother-in-law's advice and relaxes away from the public eye, her husband Prince Carl Philip has been heating things up in the kitchen.
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Mankini.Yeah. They filled the crotch area with Icy Hot or Tiger Balm, or whatever you call it, that relaxes your muscles but makes you really cold at first yet hot.
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If Saudi Arabia signs a deal that relaxes the safeguards, the United Arab Emirates could be free to break a deal it signed with Washington years ago and enrich uranium.
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After a campaign full of promises to dismantle the Johnson Amendment, which bans tax-exempt organizations like churches from political speech, the executive order relaxes IRS enforcement of the rule.
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While Donald Trump relaxes at the end of a year in which nothing interesting happened at all, he's spent some (more) time golfing down at his Mar-A-Lago resort.
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Eventually, she discovered a lifestyle program that lets her keep her weight between 155 and 180 pounds — her weight fluctuates because each time she relaxes her guard the pounds return.
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The amended act relaxes citizenship for illegal migrants belonging to minority communities — Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and Christian — who are being persecuted in countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan.
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But he relaxes beautifully into Vince's big later aria, a description of a cross-country drive in the rain and one of the most performed and parodied monologues of contemporary theater.
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In the 46 images shared so far to Instagram, baby Chanco lounges, smiles and relaxes — all while rocking a voluminous jet-black bouffant which her fans seemingly can't get enough of.
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Later, as he's still thinking about it because how can he stop thinking about it, he relaxes into a confident smile — before rushing off to find Jess once and for all.
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Read more: 'Costco relaxes my soul': 6 die-hard Costco fanatics explain why they love the warehouse store so muchIt is clear that the Wegmans fan base is strong and devoted.
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If you go back 40 to 50 years, people thought, I'm only going to have a drink or two because it relaxes me, so I'm a safer driver, a calmer driver.
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Meanwhile, rather than raise consciousness, the spill was followed by a constitutional amendment approved in late April that observers say relaxes the rules around environmental impact studies required for mining projects.
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One of my recent favorites, for example: the teen actors of the original Nightmare on Elm Street (25) crowd around Robert Englund, kissing him on the cheek as he relaxes on set.
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The change comes after overwhelming demand saw recent local government bond issues massively oversubscribed, underscoring both their distorted pricing and the market's appetite for high-quality debt as Beijing relaxes monetary conditions.
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A valve at the base of the throat, the upper esophageal sphincter, initially relaxes to allow the tea or wad of bread into the esophagus before contracting again to prevent any backflow.
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The sixth is, after all that, staying for The Europas Awards, where everyone relaxes and you get a chance to make casual conversation with all the VIPs and speakers at the conference.
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The Fed's proposal would allow 11 banks, including large regional lenders like SunTrust and BB&T, to stop complying with the ratio altogether, and it relaxes the ratio for four other firms.
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Advocates are starting a campaign to try to persuade colleges to maintain the Obama administration's tough policies for protecting women on campuses from sexual assault, even if the Trump administration relaxes enforcement.
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Most recently, Mylan, the producer of EpiPen, has come under sharp scrutiny for raising the cost of the lifesaving tool that relaxes muscles in the midst of a severe allergic reaction by 500%.
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In this final ringdown stage, the newly formed black hole "relaxes" into an equilibrium state, and life more or less goes back to normal, albeit with one big black hole instead of two.
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How it works: When ingested, fenethylline is broken down to the stimulant amphetamine and theophylline (a caffeine-like substance that relaxes the muscles around the lungs and is used to treat respiratory diseases).
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And it's probably not as expensive as a 200 mile long 200 foot high wall but that should be number one and then everything else is easy once everyone relaxes about the immigrants.
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"I am good shape, I am in good health," said the self-confessed introvert who relaxes at home in his spare time watching movies or playing video games with his brother and girlfriend.
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It relaxes your driving because a lot of times, even if you have well-bolstered seats and you're coming in to attack a corner, you stiffen up and you brace for the corner.
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But then after spending some time observing humanity at its most Christmassy, he relaxes to the point where he assumes his natural Martian form, and sings a haunting melody in his own language.
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A couple of examples include telcos in Israel sharing location data with state agencies for COVID-19 contact tracing and the UK government tabling emergency legislation that relaxes the rules around intercept warrants.
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But until the DEA relaxes its rules—or pot goes the route of gay marriage, which has been proposed—these studies will only give us a glimpse of everything cannabis has to teach us.
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The bill relaxes rules on coal mining, including the removal of a 15,000-hectare (37,000 acres) limit for holders of special mining licences and incentives for miners investing in coal processing such as gassification.
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The bill relaxes rules on coal mining, including the removal of a 15,000-hectare (37,000 acres) limit for holders of special mining licences and incentives for miners investing in coal processing such as gassification.
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Less than a month after welcoming Lea with Cooper, 42, Shayk shared a bikini snap on Instagram, showing off a toned set of post-baby abs as she relaxes on a lips-shaped raft.
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It's short for "telepresence" and it's meant different things, but it's basically this phenomenon that happens when VR is good enough that your brain relaxes into it, and the illusion becomes the prevailing reality.
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Endocannabinoids are the only neurotransmitters that engage in such 'retrograde signaling,' a form of intracellular communication that inhibits immune response, reduces inflammation, relaxes musculature, lowers blood pressure, dilates bronchial passages, and normalizes overstimulated nerves.
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To comply with its own recommendations, it is absolutely essential that the administration relaxes restrictions on prescription refills as soon as possible and changes the default from one month to a two month supply.
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"I'm hoping that since it's not like a trauma-induced spasm — like I wasn't throwing a pitch or lifting something or twisting — that once the muscle relaxes it should be OK," he told reporters.
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The bill relaxes rules on coal mining, including the removal of a 15,000-hectare (37,000 acres) limit for holders of special mining licenses and incentives for miners investing in coal processing such as gassification.
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PC-centric virtual reality is still pretty unwieldy for the average consumer, but as Oculus relaxes the minimum specs it slowly grows more likely that they can get onto the platform without too much investment.
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Less than a month after welcoming her daughter with Cooper, 42, Shayk shared a bikini snap on Instagram, showing off a toned set of post-baby abs as she relaxes on a lips-shaped raft.
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As China gradually relaxes controls on its currency, Britain has developed close financial links with the country, hoping to use the City of London's global status to tap into a potentially huge and lucrative market.
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Such activities have become possible as President Moon Jae-in's administration relaxes enforcement of South Korea's National Security Act amid efforts to improve relations with North Korea and halt its nuclear weapon and missile programs.
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"The mandate is so fundamental conceptually to being able to sell insurance under these market rules, anything that relaxes it is going to have a destabilizing effect," said Elizabeth Carpenter, senior vice president at Avalere.
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But China has held out, using it as a bargaining chip in its trade standoff with the U.S., and particularly to help ensure that the White House relaxes penalties on the Chinese telecom company ZTE.
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Doctors who specialize in infectious diseases warned Tuesday that deaths in the U.S. from the coronavirus could dramatically increase if the Trump administration relaxes guidelines that have encouraged Americans to minimize contact with one another.
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You don't need to make a big deal out of it, just go someplace that relaxes you—perhaps a sauna or a park—and zone out… without the use of a cell phone or tablet screen.
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The Trump administration said the deal that California brought to the table, which relaxes Obama-era fuel efficiency standards, wasn't "a productive alternative" to the EPA's aggressive rollback, a California clean air board spokesperson told Bloomberg.
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One strategy, which energy regulators in the U.K. have tried, is to create a "sandbox" that relaxes regulations in a limited section of the grid so that entrepreneurs can experiment with blockchain and other new technologies.
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These come into play in a contrived, borderline cutesy setup that — once the parts have been snapped into place — relaxes into a pleasurable, meandering portrait of someone getting another shot, maybe the last one, at happiness.
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"The vibe relaxes and the picture's filigree becomes brighter and wittier as extras with puffball hairdos straight out of Dr. Seuss light up the background," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review in The New York Times.
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She's at ease floating in her bubble of apparent calm, seemingly content to go with the flow as she relaxes at home with her husband (Wendell Pierce) or downs a drink or two at a bar.
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He describes the human colon as "almost reptilian" in the way that it contracts and relaxes throughout the day, but says these contractions are usually happening way below our threshold of consciousness, so we don't even notice.
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Once you've got UxStyle installed, head to Sagorpirbd's DeviantArt page to get hold of some authentic looking Windows XP themes for Windows 10—UxStyle relaxes the Windows 10 customization options just enough to get these themes installed.
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"Whether it's creating a fun new cocktail together or chilling his favorite beer, making the effort to start the evening off right with a nice tipple (that's what we call it in England!) relaxes everyone," she says.
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"Cirtulline and arginine [Nitrosigine being a branding term] are traditionally implicated as a muscle blood flow enhancer via the production of nitric oxide, which is a potent vasodilator, meaning it relaxes the arterial blood vessels," Jo says.
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Those eating lots of blueberries also had increased levels of anthocyanin, a type of antioxidant found in plant pigments, and increased levels of cyclic guanosine monophosphate, a substance that relaxes smooth muscle cells and improves blood flow.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 4.53 (Reuters) - Local government Chinese bonds issued last Friday by the northern Hebei province were 52.74 times oversubscribed, underscoring huge demand for high-quality debt instruments as Beijing relaxes monetary conditions, the Shanghai Securities News reported.
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SB 2937 relaxes regulations on drone usage by law enforcement during a disaster or public health emergency, and creates rules for how law enforcement can acquire and use information gathered from a private party&aposs use of drones.
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It's only after Max is safely relegated to the center of a love triangle between Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) — losing the energy that made her an intriguing cast addition to begin with — that Mike relaxes.
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The former Suits star hasn't altered her signature style too much in recent years (she relaxes her natural curly hair), but on Thursday, she showed off what appeared to be subtle red highlights while in Birmingham with Prince Harry.
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When he's not prepping for lunch service at the Food Shark or serving grilled cheeses into the wee hours of the morning at the parlour, Bork relaxes at home in his geodesic dome, the haven for his video art.
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The 11th-hour amendment, which extends the allotted time for opening arguments from two to three days and relaxes the evidence submission rules, was widely seen as a concession to moderate Republican senators, and a small win for Democrats.
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The consensus seems to be that if the Federal Reserve relaxes its restrictions, there could be a new wave of these kinds of horizontal deals, but not those among pure investment banks or among commercial banks and investment banks.
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Over the course of several hours, they dispatched about a dozen ducks, placing them head-down in inverted traffic cones (holding them upside down relaxes them and facilitates bleeding) before slitting their throats and then plucking, gutting, washing, and bagging them.
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And then, as if to give viewers a break from the barrage of information, Peters periodically relaxes into moments of pure art, with the camera studying faces, skateboarders on the move, a young couple kissing, or whatever else catches his eye.
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Jena Willingham, of Beulah, Alabama, posted a now-viral picture to Facebook showing her children enviously looking on as she relaxes in a pool with a cool drink in hand—and the day couldn't have come soon enough for Willingham.
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Just like in real life, you can learn a lot about someone just by perusing their bookshelf, whether it's the technician who relaxes with pulpy space operas, or the stressed-out doctor who keeps a book on mindfulness beside her toilet.
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If Trump relaxes standards for clean air, power plants or vehicles "there would be a greater burden on cities to implement programs to fill the gaps," said Amy Petri of the office of sustainability in the Texas city of Austin.
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From the Times: The guy spends countless hours railing against the maliciousness and greed of Wall Street, and then, when he feels like he needs to wind down, relaxes by watching a movie about the maliciousness and greed of Wall Street.
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Still, Cotton's crusade against the bill, which relaxes some federal sentencing guidelines and encourages anti-recidivism programs, was dealt a serious blow on Tuesday when Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) announced plans to bring it to the floor.
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Most surprising about this research was the fact that this relaxation behavior looked especially similar to relaxing behavior exhibited in glass when you heat it up and then cool it—its structure (extremely) slowly relaxes and begins to flow like a viscous liquid.
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All we have to do is see and smell food and our sympathetic nervous system revs up, insulin secretion drops blood glucose and our stomach relaxes—the goal of these physiological changes being to prepare us to eat all the food within reach.
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In order to circumvent this dilemma, the dairy farmers at Milchkristalle alter the lighting for the cows at night, bathing them in soft warm lights, which relaxes the animals and allows them to produce milk with increased levels of tryptophan and melatonin.
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Note for newspaper readers and reporters: the item keeps "the existing ban on cross ownership, but modestly relaxes the rule by providing an exception for failed or failing entities and states that the Commission will consider waivers," according to a fact sheet.
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"Being in the business on a year-round basis, we see a lot of industry participants throughout the year at various sales and events, but Ascot is the one event where everybody sort of relaxes and just has a good time," Farish said.
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That's a problem for "The Magnificent Seven," which calls for little else, yet Pratt relaxes the movie, as he did last year's "Jurassic World," and his presence will bring in younger viewers who neither know nor care about the ancestry of the plot.
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But just as the viewer relaxes into such genre-adjacent pleasures, Targarona wallops us with a pair of chilling scenes, dramatizations of pure evil, served up as reminders that the horrors of this time and place cannot, and will not, be trivialized.
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The Trump administration's religious liberty executive order — which grants employers "regulatory relief" for contraceptive health care services and relaxes rules that prohibit tax-exempt churches from political engagement — will likely stand up to legal challenges better than Trump's travel ban, according to The Outline.
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"Mauro and Edgar Zanotto from the Federal University of São Carlo in Brazil propose a simple, official definition as follows: "Glass is a nonequilibrium, non-crystalline state of matter that appears solid on a short time scale but continuously relaxes towards the liquid state.
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A weighted blanket applies pressure to the body throughout the night, creating a sense of calm and "grounding" that relaxes the nervous system, encourages dopamine and serotonin production (which later converts to melatonin, making you sleepy), and actually measurably reduces or eliminates pain and stress.
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Likewise, the injustice of ghettos relaxes certain moral constraints, Shelby believes, on the behavior of the ghetto poor, some of whose otherwise blameworthy and punishable actions are, as he sees it, sound expressions of self-respect and legitimate resistance to an oppressive status quo.
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This portrait of Mr. Nye, the bow-tied 1990s TV educator, follows him as he honors his mentor Carl Sagan with the LightSail spacecraft project; relaxes with Neil deGrasse Tyson; witnesses evidence of global warming in Greenland; and inspires a convention of science teachers.
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Andrew Wheeler, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, issued the proposed regulation, which relaxes rules set in 2015 imposing stringent inspection and monitoring rules at coal plants and requiring plants to install new technology to protect water supplies from arsenic, lead, selenium and other toxic effluent.
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Read more: 'Costco relaxes my soul': 6 die-hard Costco fanatics explain why they love the warehouse store so muchIn addition to some of the more standard benefits, Costco offers its employees a special treat when they hit a quarter of a decade with the company.
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But if you're the kind of person with a huge stack of imported Famicom games, someone who relaxes by listening to the Castlevania II soundtrack and who doesn't need to look up acronyms like RGB, EDID, or DVI, the Nt mini is quite possibly the ideal way to play NES games.
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But if Trump falls for Kim's trap and, after indulging in the bonhomous moment of the summitry, prematurely relaxes sanctions — thus, legitimating and rewarding the world's most tyrannical leader — then his meeting with Kim will be yet another bleak moment in the inglorious annals of U.S. diplomacy vis-à-vis Pyongyang.
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Read more:People are obsessed with booking their vacations through Costco — and now there are even more benefitsI bought a Costco vacation — here's why the retailer has completely changed how I book travel'Costco relaxes my soul': 6 die-hard Costco fanatics explain why they love the warehouse store so much18 items chefs would buy from Costco
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, a billionaire who is self-funding his campaign, has also met the polling standard but will be thwarted by the donor requirement, unless he relaxes his opposition to accepting contributions from others and is able to attract hundreds of thousands of donations in less than a month.
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To give us these images, like a gift, he has spent thousands and thousands of hours, decades really, always waiting, vigilant, ready to bear witness like an astronomer who has lost his mind and never relaxes in his watching of the night sky, desperately wanting to understand our ever-changing universe and to then pass on what he saw.
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While the new order relaxes some travel restrictions, administration officials argued it takes the same get-tough approach on people from countries it believes pose a terrorist threat to the U.S. "This executive order provides a needed pause, so we can carefully review how we scrutinize people coming here from these countries of concern," Sessions said Monday.
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"I never would've dreamed that my love of cooking, which is basic and just gives me joy, and makes me happy and relaxes me… I never would've dreamed that it would have led to these other things and that this is where my life would be," explains Yearwood, who recently teamed up with Williams Sonoma to release a line of mixes and kits.
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As the love story develops, the language relaxes; McBride told me that once she realized the book was about a relationship, she knew the tone would have to be different in order to "facilitate more direct forms of communication"—how each person processes, or misunderstands, what the other says, how the way they speak to each other shifts over time.
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Republicans do not need to present a 2,000-page replacement bill on the Senate floor, he explains—Mr Trump can do a lot to dismember the law by appointing a new Health and Human Services Secretary who relaxes the many rules and mandates in the act, as Congress prepares alternatives that use tax credits, savings accounts and greater competition to provide cheaper, if less comprehensive health cover.
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Trump and Mike Bloomberg are trolling each other with clips from 'Star Wars' and 'Spaceballs'Trump ally Tom Barrack warns coronavirus downturn could rival the Great Depression unless the government relaxes banking rules and boosts market liquidityEmployees at home are being photographed every 5 minutes by an always-on video service to ensure they're actually working — and the service is seeing a rapid expansion since the coronavirus outbreak
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The challenge for the new team will be to craft a deal that relaxes the age rules to make it more attractive for younger, healthier people to buy at least bare-bones insurance and gives them strong incentives to enroll without an actual mandate; allows insurance companies to make at least a modest profit by off-loading some of the costs of the very sick onto subsidized reinsurance or high risk pools; and gives people who live in sparsely populated rural areas more options at affordable cost.
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Read more:Deontay Wilder was pretty much losing every second of every round in the Luis Ortiz rematch, that is, until, he violently finished the Cuban with a single punchMichael &aposVenom&apos Page just brutally knocked out another overmatched opponent before challenging Douglas Lima to a high-stakes rematchA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whip
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Read more:Concerns about Tyson Fury&aposs deep, bloody cut impacting him in a potential Deontay Wilder rematch are misplaced, Carl Frampton saysDeontay Wilder is now 9 wins away from breaking Floyd Mayweather&aposs 50-0 record, and he says the former world champion&aposs team is backing himAmerica&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder is &aposvery limited as a fighter&apos according to the British boxing promoter Eddie HearnDeontay Wilder was pretty much losing every second of every round in the Luis Ortiz rematch, that is, until, he violently finished the Cuban with a single punchDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team ranges
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Read more:Deontay Wilder is now 9 wins away from breaking Floyd Mayweather&aposs 50-0 record, and he says the former world champion&aposs team is backing himAmerica&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder is &aposvery limited as a fighter&apos according to the British boxing promoter Eddie HearnDeontay Wilder was pretty much losing every second of every round in the Luis Ortiz rematch, that is, until, he violently finished the Cuban with a single punchDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whip
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Read more:Deontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whipMichael &aposVenom&apos Page just brutally knocked out another overmatched opponent before challenging Douglas Lima to a high-stakes rematchA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing match
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Read more:Michael &aposVenom&apos Page is one win away from challenging the &aposdangerous&apos Bellator champion Douglas Lima, and is confident he&aposll winA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesWladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular boxing comeback, and he wants to break an old heavyweight recordJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchConor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punch
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Read more:Deontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesWladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular boxing comeback, and he wants to break an old heavyweight recordConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchConor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punchHow David Haye plans to make a world champion out of Dereck Chisora, the once wild and unpredictable heavyweight who draws comparisons to tennis star Nick KyrgiosAn Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to &aposstay sober&apos long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world title
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Business tax relief Delay of employer payroll taxes Relaxes limits on use of net operating losses covering a three-year periodExpands to 50% the business interest deductionState, local, tribal stabilization fund$150 billion directed toward states as they face budget shortfalls and gaps due to the Coronavirus pandemic$500 billion for loans to distressed companies Breakdown in assistance: $50 billion in loans or loan guarantees to passenger air carriers $1.73 billion for cargo air carriers $17 billion for companies deemed "important to maintaining national security" The remaining $425 billion would be used to seed a Federal Reserve lending facility for eligible companies, states and localities Borrowers cannot engage in stock buybacks during the duration of the loan, plus an additional year afterProhibits the compensation of any employee of going over $425,000Prohibits "golden parachutes" Creates a five-member oversight board, with funding authorizationEstablishes role of a Senate-confirmed inspector general to oversee how the money is spent.
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