She knows he rubs the back and rubs the shoulders.
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Jamison is close to humorless as a writer, and she rubs and rubs our noses in her bad-girl bona fides.
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After experimenting with homemade rubs infused with plant compounds—stuff like arnica and turmeric—he eventually stumbled onto topical cannabidiol (CBD) rubs.
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Rubs can be altered in terms of softness and size, and each creation can feature an unlimited amount of rubs from whatever your camera is collecting.
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Suppose that an infected person rubs their nose and touches a plastic door handle, which is in turn touched by someone else who rubs their own nose.
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Her early works, Arular and Kala, foresaw a world where Bollywood numbers rub up against Brazilian funk which rubs up against Caribbean soca which rubs up against… well, you get the picture.
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Macklemore rubs people the wrong way often for good reason.
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And the Clinton Foundation stuff rubs me the wrong way.
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"Willow LOVES attention, belly rubs and lap time," Warnick adds.
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Directing fire at power lines rubs me the wrong way.
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I hope that the energy actually rubs off on them.
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Gordo adores belly rubs and isn't afraid to demand more.
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"Robyn rubs me the wrong way," Laurita explained to viewers.
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Sacrificing the many rubs our utilitarian intuitions the wrong way.
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That's why the grand jury rubs us the wrong way.
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Wingstop lets you choose from multiple sauces and dry rubs.
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That doesn't heal racial wounds; it rubs salt in them.
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She rubs the gatepost under her hand like she's thinking.
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Karen seems stressed out, so Matt rubs her arm. Whoa!
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Hamrouni rubs her eyes, wearied by reliving the harrowing events.
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The pleasure of recognition rubs against the pleasure of discovery.
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She rubs lines out and never looks at the camera.
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She rubs her aching neck and glances at her watch.
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Don't feel like dried herbs are only for dry rubs.
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Unleash Pence One of the early rubs on Indiana Gov.
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Something about Erroll Brantley rubs parole officers the wrong way.
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He rubs it on his dead hand and is frightened.
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She rubs dirt between her hands, as if washing them.
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Koalas are great at eating eucalyptus and getting belly rubs. Dancing?
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White cream that rubs off on our pillow is not that.
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Instantly, that rubs off on me and the other younger actors.
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In most of these pieces, wry wit rubs shoulders with seriousness.
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Here's hoping some of that luck rubs off on him…eventually.
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He holds his tongue but it rubs him the wrong way.
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Mistakes happen, but this "gift" really rubs me the wrong way.
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Blisters develop when something rubs repeatedly against a patch of skin.
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" To which McEnroe said, "Yep, still rubs me the wrong way.
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This isn't an invite to give shoulder rubs to your coworkers.
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I understand why the facility fee rubs travelers the wrong way.
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She rubs lines out with her hand and with a cloth.
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This "democracy deficit" rubs a lot of voters the wrong way.
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She rubs her gloved hands together and takes in the scene.
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But being asked to leave early rubs me the wrong way.
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While she does, he rubs her back like a feeble, useless bird.
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"He is a very friendly and loves cheek rubs," said the post.
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He's just comfortable back there, and it rubs off on everyone else.
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The kids love petting the pigs and the pigs love belly rubs.
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It's not only the far-right which rubs up against clerical leftism.
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But, then again, maybe that's what rubs some people the wrong way.
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They try to create "natural rubs" (or picks), often against man coverage.
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While this mindset "rubs everybody the wrong way," he says, it works.
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Instead "his extreme self-satisfaction rubs off," Wolff wrote of their interaction.
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As for these suspicious belly rubs, we've reached out to Halsey's rep.
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The spray comes out very white, but also rubs in very quickly.
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"Smooth" is what happens when the internet rubs up against peak nostalgia.
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If the mafia rubs anyone out, it's generally about money or business.
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"The science and math naturally rubs off on my work," he said.
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All of which gets to what rubs Mr. Brodsky raw: ticket prices.
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He rubs an herbal mix across his body to mask his scent.
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This is the first of many, many rubs for the Trump plan.
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She rubs her eyes for several seconds, but is unable to open them.
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We hope such kindness rubs off on other occupants of the White House.
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Then he rubs the residue of the Carolina Reaper dust in his eye.
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Zimouche also rubs shoulders with some of the biggest stars in world football.
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A Sagittarius dog wants different things from a Sagittarius human — belly rubs v.
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Lessons learned Norberto Lázaro leans on the cafeteria table and rubs his forehead.
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The failure to acknowledge this is what rubs many voters the wrong way.
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Mr. Nowacoski rubs and scratches their haunches vigorously, sizing up their meat. Confirmed.
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There was kissing ... and back rubs ... and kissing ... and sunbathing ... and more kissing.
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Even, it seems, if it rubs right up against the rule of law.
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Lots of spices and dry rubs mixed with lots of coconut and seafood.
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If #MeToo alarms you or rubs you the wrong way, Twitter is convenient.
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According to KPIX 5, once in power, Frida called for mandatory belly rubs.
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If anybody rubs me the wrong way, I'll point it in their direction.
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Its executive chairman, Jack Ma, rubs elbows with global technology and political leaders.
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She rubs alcohol along the edges, brushes me off, and then I'm done.
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If they do not work, he manually rubs the stains with his hands.
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The mouth moves only when another character (Kristoff or Anna) rubs his throat.
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I don't think anyone does, so that definitely rubs me the wrong way.
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Steve Buyer rubs his face during the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment inquiry, Dec.
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"He rubs people up the wrong way," the mega-donor said of Brock.
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Hamill pretends to pout, as Ms. Dern playfully rubs his back in comfort.
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So what if you can't just decide to give back rubs for money?
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I [gave] my kitten head rubs and a treat before I left for work.
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She also rubs it into her temples for stress relief and to help sleep.
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The threat of rape is very obvious as Mouse repeatedly rubs Rue's upper thigh.
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" "My husband always 'accidentally' rubs his nose on my glasses when he hugs me.
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But to me, it rubs me the wrong way because ... Well, tell me why?
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After he leaves, she rubs red liquid from a test-tube into her wrists.
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Lady jumped and rolled over for belly rubs and Weikert just laughed and laughed.
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A branch of chiropractics where someone rubs your back with a very expensive vibrator.
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Spears rubs Tinashe's legs as the latter rests her head in the star's lap.
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A Juggalette walks up and rubs a pair of toy teeth on Peyton's ass.
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He rubs the thatch of fur over his abdomen and then suddenly perks up.
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She stands beside him and rubs her arms in a pantomime of being cold.
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He rubs a nub of bone that protrudes from the side of Amer's toe.
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Here's hoping that his new freedom across the repertory rubs off on his colleagues.
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But ESP's insistence on this specific idea rubs some other advocates the wrong way.
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For some, sex has morphed into foot rubs and cosy cups of tea in bed.
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M. rubs my neck while we watch the new season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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ROSS: WELL, THE MESSAGE IN HIS TWEETS RUBS OFF, FOR SURE, BUT NOT THE BEHAVIOR.
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Then she rubs my hand in the pee sand and puts it on her [vagina].
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"Like a horse show from the back," she raps as she proudly rubs her crotch.
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Luther's (Tom Hopper) devotion to their father rubs some of the others the wrong way.
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His cats clearly love him back — they'll interrupt his recording sessions with affectionate head rubs.
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As matter falls into the black hole, it often rubs against itself and heats up.
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According to FWX, seasoning sticks are a new trendy alternative to marinades, rubs, and seasonings.
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But because you're a human being, something about it probably rubs you the wrong way.
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After all, it's nice to imagine a world where Xenakis rubs shoulders with Zayn Malik.
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She rubs against walls and visitors can hear her raspy purr from quite a distance.
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And despite Trump's tirades about the media, he rubs elbows with the lot of them.
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And then everybody just pours Mazola oil all over themselves, just rubs it all around.
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That kind of decisiveness rubs off on the players and makes them trust him implicitly.
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During downtime, they talked in small groups, sprawled over one another or gave back rubs.
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When someone offers a huge grin brimming with authenticity, happiness rubs off on its receivers.
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At the end of the day, though, something about chugging booze just rubs us wrong.
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Aladdin finds it, rubs it, brings forth the Genie, and is duly granted three wishes.
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Hugs, kisses, hair sniffs, nose rubs — Mr. Biden has always been a touchy-feely guy.
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Nintendo's famous lack of communication rubs a lot of people, Psycrow included, the wrong way.
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I end up crying and C. rubs my back while H. snuggles on my lap.
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Metzl explained that jogger's nipple happens when a runner's shirt rubs against his exposed chest.
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Post Malone isn't for everybody—that whole white rapper thing understandably rubs people the wrong way.
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When Natalia's fear leads to her bossing others around camp, it rubs Alec the wrong way.
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But for Teresa Halbach's family, the Netflix show rubs salt in wounds that will never heal.
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If it rubs somebody the wrong way it's probably because they really felt hit by it.
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That Google is now seizing more control over creators rubs some of them the wrong way.
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In the video, Cox, 54, rubs 73-year-old Selleck's arm while sitting at the bar.
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As he rubs off the dust to get a closer look, an enormous blue genie emerges.
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I reckon that rubs off on people when they watch you from the crowd as well.
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Kelli rubs his hands in anticipation and then he pauses, if only briefly, to look down.
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"I have to give her belly rubs and everything and she just loves it," he said.
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This dog should definitely be rewarded for its good sportsmanship with better treats and belly rubs.
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Shahidi revealed that the former first lady doesn't just support her with letters but back rubs.
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Mineral-based sunscreen has come a long way from thick, white cream that never rubs in.
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As he rubs his calloused hands all over my body, my eyes focus on his refrigerator.
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"Playing as hard as I can, that rubs off on people and it's contagious," Jordan said.
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However, I will not be party to court-ordered back rubs: That is triple-very gross.
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But when 12,000 rejects are earning the same credential, that rubs some folks the wrong way.
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But when she wets the brown paper and rubs it across her face it falls apart.
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She rubs the scrub up and down and then in circular motions for a thorough finish.
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Harry, 34, has also been known to pay special attention to dogs, giving them rubs during walkabouts.
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Thank you to CLAW and its attendees, and scratches and belly rubs for all the good pups!
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It rubs me the wrong way that not being angry is a compliment to a Black woman.
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Looking for company, the pooch yips and grrs and rubs his face all over his best friend.
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My dog meets with her two sweet dogs and there are plenty of belly rubs all around.
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Occasionally you have a weird character that rubs you the wrong way, but that's not very often.
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He rubs the magic plant on his stomach and by morning, the skin is good as new.
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My husband plays with my hair and rubs my scalp while reading the news on his phone.
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Once he's left she begins fantasising about him and rubs herself up against the vibrating washing machine.
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As for Hulk ... belly rubs and treats all around for not killing one of futbol's biggest stars!
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No word on why Bron picked the sneakers -- maybe hoping Kobe's playoff swag rubs off on him.
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Sacrificing the individual rubs our Kantian intuitions — our sense of what a "superhero" is — the wrong way.
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She loves to stay by your side, go on car rides, play, get belly rubs and snuggle.
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Even some shark species love getting face and belly rubs from experienced divers (don't try this yourself).
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We hope this means lots of treats and belly rubs and being told he's a good boy.
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But it means so much more to the Ohio native than just belly rubs and head pats.
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It rubs her the wrong way, and she wants to get to the bottom of it privately.
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Twelve-year-old Mo's team coaches him, gives him water, rubs his arms and stretches his legs.
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I can only hope his compassion for the world and his fellow man rubs off of me.
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This is doubly likely when the peripheries are also where the empire rubs up against suspicious neighbours.
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And then, when they were within an arm's reach, they took turns rolling over for belly rubs.
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We play on our phones and listen to the rain in bed while he rubs my feet.
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In this work, West rubs sand over an elaborate drip painting, leaving behind a drab, terrestrial chasm.
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It's a formula that works well in New York, but rubs many outside the city the wrong way.
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If a joke rubs someone the wrong way for being sexist or racist, hey, it's just a joke.
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In the video, Bana hugs Abdel Basit as best she can, speaks to him and rubs his elbow.
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Faulhaber "was luring the victims to his bed and giving them leg and back rubs," the documents allege.
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A lot of paranoia goes around and that paranoia rubs off on you, and then you get paranoid.
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A few workers have shifted from erotic massages to foot rubs, taking a pay cut in the process.
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Her new line of sauces, rubs and spices — aptly titled This Little Goat — hits supermarket shelves this fall.
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Politicians, in particular, will be waiting to see if the culture of one rubs off on the other.
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In another Snap, Chyna lovingly rubs Kardashian's chest, pulling down his shirt to reveal one of his tattoos.
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This affectionate and loving girl has a very special greeting: she gently rubs her face all over you.
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In one, she rubs her camera lens with what looks like lube, licks it, then ends the video.
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A magician pulls streamers out of a live chicken's asshole as a woman in lingerie rubs her pussy.
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If you think hedgehogs don't require slow, sensual belly rubs set to jazz, then you are dead wrong.
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" Sadie said, "The people in the back have to give back rubs to the people in the front.
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Lulu would be the one laying on the street on her back getting tummy rubs from complete strangers.
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"Alcohol-based hand rubs take less time to use than traditional hand washing," the CDC wrote in 2002.
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Their varied contributions cohere into a paradoxical whole, in which the trivial rubs up against the unspeakably serious.
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And I go like this [rubs shirt on face] and it makes a swastika on my [tank top].
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Take a tour of the depravity: here is a hooded frat bro vomiting while a woman rubs his back.
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These rubs help the hedgehog relax and also repair his irritated skin, making it more suitable for spine growth.
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That his family wasn't given the opportunity to hear it long ago rubs salt in a forever open wound.
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Turns out some of that fluffy charm rubs off on whomever is holding one — further proof pups are magical.
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Along the Arizona-Mexico border (CNN)Marisela Ramirez's hands tremble as she rubs them together to control the shaking.
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Old or young, doesn't seem to matter one bit, as long as she can get belly rubs, she's happy.
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Yet that unbroken train of thought from regression to coercion, even in its milder form, rubs up against liberalism.
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But occasionally, depending on what character skin my assailant is wearing, it just rubs it in a little deeper.
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A leather sofa becomes charged with new meaning as a dancer rubs her elbow back-and-forth across it.
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She always sees the best in people so it rubs off on me when I'm having a down day.
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They can harness what's known as "the halo effect" and hope that star power rubs off on the brand.
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Belly rubs were not mentioned, but hopefully they're thinking of ways to keep morale high for the sniffer dogs.
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It makes me feel great when I see someone else thriving, and I think it rubs off on me.
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Front Burner Premade spice rubs mostly belong in some dark, forgotten corner of the pantry, alongside bottled salad dressings.
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Feel the stress melt away as a woman rubs your shoulders in front of ten thousand frustrated, gawking strangers.
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This conversation takes at least 20 minutes and contains brief mentions of "house back rubs" and clothing optional zones.
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She rubs the baby's back and apologizes in the second video, which is just over 17 minutes in length.
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This one was apparently a dig at Bolling's suit, the sleeve of which Spicer rubs vigorously in the clip.
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Slowly, she rubs oilinto his cracked palms, drawing out sorenessfrom the swells, removing splinters, takingwhatever his hands will give.
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She showed me how ISIS-related accounts spring back up under different names quickly after Twitter rubs them out.
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He lined up for selfies, accepted ear rubs, and stuck his nose into a custom-made peanut butter cake.
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"Massage therapists" rig the system against anybody with strong hands who might want to give back rubs for cash.
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Zelda is a resilient dog who's good with other dogs and kids, and loves treats, belly rubs, and playing fetch.
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De Cadenet comforted her with embraces and rubs on the back as she got in her car and drove away.
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As the mother moans and shakes, a midwife cleans and rubs the blue newborn, Melvin, to kick-start his lungs.
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In another, photo Nikolai Bocharov, 77, rubs a snow on his body as he sits on a snowdrift after bathing.
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Smells good, rubs in well, and best of all, protects my baby and me from the sun without nasty chemicals!
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After placing the baby squirrel on a tree in their yard, the man in the clip affectionately rubs its back.
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When a group of mean girls exposes the prank and rubs it in her face, Rousey slaps the Queen Bee.
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Over the past seven years, 90% of all antiseptic rubs have used ethanol or ethyl alcohol as their active ingredient.
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I snapped many a green bean, boiled hamhocks, mixed salty rubs to smoosh over gorgeous, bloody cuts of prime rib.
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It was love at first snuggle," Frankel continued, saying that Cookie loves "belly rubs and staying in bed all day.
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In one scene, the character rubs two guns together and crosses them over each other as he confronts a suspect.
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Incidentally, back rubs are one of 17 things that sexually satisfied couples are more likely to do with one another.
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As the water drips down onto his muscles and shaved chest, he rubs a shower puff over his broad shoulders.
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The thing that really rubs people the wrong way is the sort of hypocrisy of the social-justice progressive left.
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But these nine dogs did more than seek out the usual cuddles, walks, and belly rubs — they performed actual heroics.
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I got my standard size (9), and my heel rubs up against the back of the shoes while I walk.
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"Nirvana had a big influence on this generation musically, but lyrically it definitely rubs me the wrong way," he said.
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Surely everyone at the party would be very impressed, and Jack would receive many pets and belly rubs for this.
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Dodo likes me; he rubs so hard against me that I fall from my crouched position and onto my ass.
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Are we talking about kneading—like you're working at the world's tiniest sourdough starter—or cute little flicks and rubs?
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Sometimes she wears business attire; for other characters she jams dirt under her fingernails and rubs oil in her hair.
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However, the prankster mom rubs some chocolate on her daughter's hand in the exchange and ... you gotta see her reaction.
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He enjoys holding our friends' babies, playing with our toddler niece and spoiling our dachshund with treats and belly rubs.
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No cheeks were kissed, no friendly rubs were given, none of the bonhomie of their earlier meetings was on display.
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I seek an injunction plus damages in the form of back rubs for the emotional trauma that I have suffered.
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And I don't know — there's such astonishing grief in the world, that sort of rubs me the wrong way sometimes.
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The President has long expressed some frustration with Kelly for imposing a strict system that rubs against Trump's freewheeling nature.
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Eat: At Babs in Greenwich Village, the menu rubs Spanish, French, Mexican and other cuisines together to see what happens.
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After helping the department seize nearly $1 million in narcotics, Bruno deserves "some much-earned belly rubs," the dispatcher said.
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Many farangs (foreigners of western origin) don't particularly care for the funky smell of exotically named "hot rubs" from the Orient.
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Ed takes the banana peel, applies it to the cut, and just rubs it to get the majority of blood off.
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Choose between two trios of these rubs: Southern (Memphis, Carolina and New Orleans styles) or Western (Texas, Kansas City and California).
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And he rubs the cat's head and smiles whenever he sees the actual author looking at their rankings because it's torture.
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"You said to her last night that we had an open relationship," she says as Jenner rubs his face in annoyance.
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"He goes to shake your hand and with his index finger kind of rubs the inside of your wrist," she explained.
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Throughout the menu, bold rubs and marinades made with island spices, mixed herbs, and fresh citrus enhance fresh proteins and veggies.
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During mating season, the cloacas swell, the female moves her tail feathers aside, and the male rubs his cloaca against hers.
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Other people, meanwhile, wouldn't be bothered in the slightest to learn that their partner rubs one out from time to time.
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Back at the canal, Diana Laura Lopez rubs glittery makeup on her eyelids, preparing to incarnate one of the assassinated women.
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There's a gym equipped with canine treadmills and a grooming facility that offers pedicures, blueberry facials, and baby-powder belly rubs.
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"He goes to shake your hand and, with his index finger, kind of rubs the inside of your wrist," she said.
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Between shots the sweet soon-to-be-mom gladly accepted "lots of belly rubs" and gave lots of kisses in return.
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" He pictured "a story about her walking down the street, just emitting this self-confidence that rubs off on the viewer.
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This alarming pattern prompted them to investigate whether E. faecium might be developing resistance to the alcohols used in hand rubs.
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Edy Segundo Mota Perez rubs his right wrist before a guard places a cuff around it again and turns the key.
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What rubs many people the wrong way is that McConnell has chosen to block the entire nominating process from the beginning.
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Matthew then rubs on a moisturizer and when he's done he invites me to look at myself in a handheld mirror.
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Remus is a long-haired doxie (dachshund) who "loves belly rubs and hates full moons," according to his personal Instagram account.
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It's worth noting their type of smoking is different from American barbecue—they're not covering meats with syrups, rubs, and sugar.
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In the early mornings, Cactus makes his rounds at the runners' tents, posing for photographs and rolling over for belly rubs.
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A white cat sniffs and rubs against a woman in cow pose as she instantly becomes a kind of cat jungle gym.
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But trial testimony indicates Waite admitted giving the foot rubs in text messages and in a wiretapped police interview, the newspaper reported.
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In one illustration, a blue cat exchanges glances with a plump cherub as it rubs its side against the child's raised bottom.
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He has a new tennis ball to play with and now rubs his butt along the ground like any good dog would.
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Although Diggs isn't actively looking to return to Broadway, he does hope it rubs off on other parts of the entertainment industry.
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Since 2009, 90 percent of all consumer antiseptic rubs use ethanol or ethyl alcohol as their active ingredient, according to the agency.
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They often see Dr. Larry Kwan, a Stanford Health general physician who rubs shoulders with workers in the cafeteria and company gym.
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The final product Jenner shows looks like a body scrub which she squeezes onto her thighs and rubs all over her body.
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When they're stacked on top of one another in the tube, some of the seasoning from one chip rubs onto the other.
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Kindergarten children who attended the celebrations sang "Happy Birthday" to the 300-kg (661-pound) herbivore and watched her receive belly rubs.
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But, when it comes to the Saturday workout, organized by the NFL, Marshall says there's something that rubs him the wrong way.
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Plus, I've sensed a shift away from aggressive seasonings and toward rubs that accentuate, not dominate, the quality of the smoked meats.
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Castaways even acknowledges this fact in the trailer, showing one woman screaming as a napkin rubs across her obviously blemished, reddened leg.
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Now he knows when I'm having a little episode, and just rubs my back and is there for me and supports me.
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Globally, hospitals use isopropyl or ethyl alcohol-based disinfectants, such as hand rubs, to prevent patients from becoming sick from many germs.
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Someone overly opinionated rubs you the wrong way on Monday evening as messenger Mercury in outspoken Sagittarius squares off with sensitive Neptune.
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Dogs of various breeds sit in on meetings, curl up on couches, nuzzle under desks, sit on desks and get belly rubs.
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As part of that, there's an area of the site called The Healing Fields, which offers massages, neck-rubs and holistic treatments.
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Critic's Pick If you find plausible psychology aggravating and a humane outlook just rubs you the wrong way, please meet John Webster.
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This Pollione rubs it in: Mr. Calleja, lifting Ms. Radvanovsky's chin in his hand, almost mocked her as he confirmed the worst.
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The back rubs are coordinated through Zo, Tishman's intra-portfolio concierge service, which also helps find babysitters, book manicures and plan trips.
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This rapturous musical union is suddenly interrupted, as the cellist collapses onstage, then rubs her hands, trying to chase away the numbness.
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Now he's taken this step into soccer club ownership, Valladolid will be hoping some of his playing success rubs off on it.
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There's little Britain's elected officials can do to stem these flows, and that rubs a lot of British voters the wrong way.
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The plot involves an ambitious, self-centered racer who rubs everybody the wrong way, then redeems himself by winning an Olympic gold medal.
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I roll over to my flu-infested girlfriend, A., who rubs my head in an attempt to ease the pain to no avail.
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Hatchimals are stuffed animals that start out inside a spotted plastic egg, and are supposed to hatch when the owner rubs the shell.
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Second, it rubs in the fact that June is super fertile, and Serena is not (I wonder if there are any fertile Wives).
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In Joiri Minaya's "Siboney," the artist paints a wall with a stunning tropical landscape, then rubs her body against it, smearing the paint.
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Going to the nail salon is supposed to be a relaxing experience, one of warm towels, hand rubs, and remote-controlled massage chairs.
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Corn, now 58, often joked about rape and "regularly" gave "unwelcome shoulder rubs" to several women, according to the email written in 2015.
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But look, that number will always be skewed when you allow 42 points against the likes of [rubs eyes, rapidly blinks] Alex Smith?
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I can take on all responsibilities, despite these roles being typically divided between mom OR dad: I will listen while giving back rubs.
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Add to that the fact that the audience is dressed not unlike the aristocratic socialites whom Barnum rubs elbows with in the movie.
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She has a tendency to look down when talking to others and constantly rubs her hands while speaking, as if she were nervous.
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It doesn't even work as proper nostalgia, since it rubs its ass all over old Warner Brothers cartoons, which are Actually Good Art.
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Thanks to his legendary status in fashion, Armani often rubs shoulders with celebrities and the elites of Hollywood, the fashion world, and sports.
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And while the rough underside surface does smooth out a bit eventually, this is said to be intentional as excess material rubs away.
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Her efforts are quixotic at best because when she wakes up and rubs the sleep out of her eyes the firehose still rages.
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We cooked for him, and we washed his clothes, and we gave him back rubs and we told him how wonderful he was.
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After squirting out the shimmering liquid, Rihanna takes a pastel powder puff and rubs it in, flashing a sweet smile at the camera.
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But just like other wise GMs, Rutherford has already fortified his contender with [squints at roster] Riley Sheahan and [rubs eyes] Jamie Oleksiak.
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But before the dust settles, the player is forced to walk through the devastation they caused; the game rubs your face in it.
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This rubs you the wrong way, leading you to assert yourself and implement change as communication planet Mercury squares off with warrior Mars.
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So Beanie, have an extra treat — but not too many (because you're on a diet) — and as many belly rubs as you want.
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"You can cause damage to your hair and create frizziness when your hair rubs on your pillowcase when you sleep," Mr. Mallett said.
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I can't seem to unwind and we put on vintage The Office episodes while he rubs my back to help me fall asleep.
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"I think Trump's rhetoric just rubs everyone in this community the wrong way," Porter said in an interview outside her garage-like headquarters.
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When clothing exceedingly rubs against a runner's chest, armpits, thighs or groin, it can be irritating and painful, almost like a rug burn.
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After breakfast, we mosey on down to the pond for their potty break and some fresh air, then back home for belly rubs.
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As The New York Times' Mike Isaac has tweeted (at length), this is the kind of thing that really rubs people the wrong way.
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Kelly grabs the baby, flips it upside down, rubs its back with a towel, and then flicks its feet to get it to cry.
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And secondly, you just have to be sensitive to everybody and you've got to watch that paranoia, because that paranoia rubs off on people.
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Lakomi, a wolfdog that lives in an animal sanctuary according to YouTube user Sarah and the Wolves, is clearly a fan of belly rubs.
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He's designed a shoe with Nike, rubs shoulders with his BFF Aziz Ansari, and even hosted the first season of The Mind of Chef.
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"It just rubs me in the wrong way that we have a bunch of misinformed people in here," said Charlotte Rodrique, the tribal chairwoman.
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Fry the oxtails and ribs, turning as needed, until browned all over, about 5 minutes for the oxtails and 6 minutes for the rubs.
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"There's always a burst of creativity at the beginning of any new U.S. administration that also kind of rubs off on NATO," he said.
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While I'm thankful for that, the media endeavoring to rectify their wrongs, without acknowledging the role their coverage played, rubs me the wrong way.
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Her primary form of advertising was her car, with its "K9 RUBS" license plate and her website, Pawsitive Touch, stenciled onto her rear window.
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ON A PLANTATION in Tiko, in south-west Cameroon, Adeline rubs the gap in her right hand where her index finger used to be.
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") to Donald Trump's "gross" handshake ("He goes to shake your hand and with his index finger kind of rubs the inside of your wrist.
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Trump is also free to challenge the rosy economic message President Obama is now pushing that surely rubs struggling wage earners the wrong way.
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In that context, the governor's desire to splurge on an arena for a hockey team run by billionaires rubs some people the wrong way.
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Gerrera straps victims to a chair in a room with a strange beast that rubs greasy tentacles across their temples and extracts the truth.
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You must pretend your life involves something other than watching Netflix cooking program featuring perfumed onions and dry barbecue rubs you will never make.
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And, yes, defending his personal familiarity, hugs and nose-rubs and hair-kisses and all, and in the process questioning some aspects of #MeToo.
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Take a coin or key to the phone, and you'll be shocked to see the scratch marks on the matte glass rubs right off.
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He squirts a drop from his honey bottle onto one of his palms and rubs them together until his hands are nice and sticky.
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He has memorized the internal temperature that pork, chicken and beef need to reach for safety, and recommends a variety of sauces and rubs.
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Not quickly, but 100 slow back-and-forth sways while holding her on my chest or 100 calm and steady rubs of her back.
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Apparently not a very good golfer, and maybe gets beat most of the time by a woman, who rubs it in — also a plus.
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Get Sauced, an independent, family-owned barbecue and hot sauce company, makes almost two dozen different sauces, along with dry seasonings, rubs, and dips.
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The animal shelter told him that this cat loves belly rubs and all other animals, and Usov knew it really could be his cat.
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There would be no more T-shirts with her face on them, and less energy spent on expanding her line of sauces and rubs.
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But his approach to the law rubs a number of different groups, who believe it writes them out of the Constitution, the wrong way.
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It's too focused on the way that Logan rubs Kendall's nose in the bad thing he's done, just to remind his son who's boss.
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In Ruilova's short film, Immoral Tales, a disembodied forefinger rubs and penetrates a pair of open lips to sounds of a woman's heavy breathing.
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But its decision to scuttle plans for an HQ2 altogether rubs salt in the wounds of smaller cities hoping to become the next Silicon Valley.
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Yeah, shit happens, but when it comes to shoving ads on a keyboard — even if it was by accident — it rubs customers the wrong way.
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The warmth rubs at your cheeks, instead of being injected directly into your spine like a high-end pair of in-ear headphones can do.
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In fact, he probably just sees me as a giant can-opener who, on occasion, gives him pleasing belly rubs; I accept all of this.
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Well, if you think you could be Minnie's permanent person, ask yourself this question: Can you provide her with lots of belly rubs and exercise?
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"And the soothing things you get to do, like back rubs and massages, cups of tea—those simple things make her days brighter," she said.
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You know how disgusting it is when a stranger rubs up against you skin to skin when you're at an outdoor concert during the summer?
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Staff wheel him out to a windowless visitation room, where Van Leer and her sister spoon-feed him nutrition shakes and give him back rubs.
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The blue dye that rubs off your new pair of jeans is likely azo dye, the most common form of dye used in textile production.
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Variety. It has a huge selection of dry rubs and sauces to toss your wings in, depending on how spicy you can handle your food.
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Raising interest rates when inflation is below target rubs central bankers the wrong way, but in almost every other way, the economy is doing well.
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With the marinade prepared, Leivaditaki rubs it all over the quail like suntan lotion into a lover's buttocks and leaves it—ideally for 12 hours.
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The diplomatic niceties, the liberal values, the rules, the international institutions, the multilateral gatherings, the noble causes — it all rubs Mr. Trump the wrong way.
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It rubs her fans the wrong way — and since her last persona borrowed so heavily from black culture, politically, it is not a good look.
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The book explains the contagion effect of transformative resilience, how it goes beyond what we experience as individuals and rubs off on those around us.
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When she wakes, she stares and rubs at the scars on both of her wrists, not so much neat slices as pale, jagged, random dashes.
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With each oscillation, the blade-shaped feather rubs against the feather next to it, as if bowing a violin, causing the thickened feathers to resonate.
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The mystery dude is Zack Bia, a 20-something-year-old club hopper from L.A. who rubs elbows with everyone from Drake to The Weeknd.
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After the attendant rubs the mask off with oil, I take a half-hour soak in an herbal bath while I'm served tea and cakes.
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For working and middle-class women, though, the space where that ideal rubs up against reality is more likely to produce friction than anything else.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Zhang Dayi tugs at the sleeve of her gray sweater and rubs the material as 27 million viewers watch her every move.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Zhang Dayi tugs at the sleeve of her gray sweater and rubs the material as 27 million viewers watch her every move.
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The marker eventually rubs off, but the skin becomes so perforated that you just trace the raised moguls of irritated flesh, fingering them like Braille.
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To gather a residue sample from a surface, the glove's thumb has a carbon disc printed onto it which the wearer rubs across a suspicious area.
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Alex Jones of Infowars rubs his brow as he sits in the audience listening to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey (left) testify in Washington, DC, on Sept.
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He told BuzzFeed News on Friday that he recalled seeing Walstein give one female student back rubs during the class and that it happened multiple times.
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She licks the salt, pink and expensive and mineral, from the rim of the glass, rubs it into the pockets of her cheeks with her tongue.
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And from little back rubs to full-on kisses, those displays of affection have continued since Meghan became an official royal at their wedding in May.
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But I do believe that Jeff Bezos is sitting in a castle somewhere with a little cat and he rubs its head ... A high castle, perhaps?
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He's best described as a dog in a turkey's body, since he loves kisses, hugs and belly rubs, according to ABC 10, who reported the story.
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I've been hurt by humans, but I'm going home to Nashville now, where I will live the best life full of love, travel, and belly rubs.
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"One thing no one would know about Ben is he rubs his feet together all the time," Bushnell, 26, recently told PEOPLE Now with a giggle.
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The best thing anyone can do in that situation is simply bask in the presence of such great coolness, and hope a teensy bit rubs off.
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When your IT band is overworked or tight, it literally rubs on your femur and gets inflamed, which causes pain on the outside of your knee.
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Featuring the likes of Prins Thomas, PBR Streetgang, Leo Zero, Idjut Boys, and Ray Mang, it's a a seriously smooth set of dancefloor ready re-rubs.
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Some users report more pleasure from increased warmth as well, as the inner ring stimulates the penis and the outer ring rubs up against the clitoris.
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Hell, his comment, "In fact, if I were in their shoes, that's what I would do — I would raise chickens," rubs me the wrong way, too.
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The new company (called Maya & Whoopi) will roll out a line of "cannabis edibles, tinctures, topical rubs, and a THC-infused bath soak" in April 2016.
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A corn, or thickened layer of skin, often develops as the elevated part of the toe rubs against one's shoes and can become inflamed or infected.
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"Roger Stone certainly rubs a lot of people the wrong way, particularly those on the receiving end of his wee hour lowbrow character attacks," Credico wrote.
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With their social media celebrity and assertive style, they recognize the value of branding — even if it rubs colleagues the wrong way, which it often does.
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The tracks—from "Little Light" to "DOG TOY DESTRUCTION" to "Belly Rubs Got Me All Like"—offer a particularly peculiar and heartwarming spin on saying goodbye.
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Salt and ice is a trend wherein one puts salt on her skin and then rubs an ice cube on it until the skin burns off.
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She was helped through the miracle of life by belly rubs from her owner and the care of Brent Gaustad, the principal at D.S. Parrott Middle School.
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While all three of the women smile for the camera, Farley, 32, rubs Cortese's belly while Polizzi, 30, makes a kissing face at her friend's adorable bump.
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But the best part is that after a few minutes of oiliness while it penetrates, it then rubs in entirely, leaving you without any greasiness left behind.
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"She's a champion ... and when you have championship pedigree, I feel like it rubs off on everybody and she definitely rubbed off on a lot of us."
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The JBLs are a safer buy in the US. The flat cable rarely gets tangled and mitigates those distracting sounds when the cord rubs against your shirt.
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After Brady affectionately rubs the 77-year-old owner's head, the pair appears to share a brief kiss on the lips, before giving each other a hug.
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It rubs off the flaky sides, and helps a good cup to develop underneath, so the meat sits in a larger, protected area, with plenty of fluid.
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Back rubs, out-of-town trips and other things "are nice to haves, but they are not swaying people anymore," Natan Fisher, SingleSprout's other co-founder added.
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As dusk settled, Dr. Dani McVety, Rob Peterson, Erin Vaccaro, and Carrie Peterson gather around Asia for some tender rubs moments before she was put to sleep.
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I created a beautiful room, signature cocktails and even had hot male models giving back and shoulder rubs (they ended up on the cutting room floor — unspeakable!).
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She's now living out her golden years with us, snorting with glee when she eats turkey and purring like a cat when she gets good belly rubs.
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He rubs out the criticism of his domestic policies by reminding the marginalized royals and the commoners that he is fighting an existential threat from expansionist Iran.
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"She was pure," he said, meaning she was unfamiliar with, and not much interested in, many of the music industry figures with whom Mr. Nelson rubs elbows.
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I had been playing fetch and barking to receive belly rubs in private for months, and as many do, I decided to seek out like-minded individuals.
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When Flex scratches, his style is recognizable—he masterfully rubs the records, yet he doesn't lean heavily on the crossfader to cut smaller pieces of the song.
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He had hip dysplasia, a common, painful and often crippling joint defect in which the ball of the femur rubs against the hip socket rather than rotating smoothly.
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But the very idea of going back through history and finding white male heroes to demote in favor of black female heroes rubs some people the wrong way.
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Risk of infection, the researchers say, could be significantly reduced if airports offered hand sanitizers and/or alcohol hand rubs to travellers both before and after security screening.
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Black-ish starlet Yara Shahidi has built her own fame from the ground up and now rubs shoulders with celebrities at places like the Emmys and the VMAs.
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"He's the boyfriend who watches Say Yes to the Dress and rubs my back, but then again, I go see Avengers and Deadpool with him," said Iaconetti, 30.
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"So excited this little chick has joined our family," she writes with the video, which shows the bird dozing off in her hand as she rubs its belly.
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The UFC legend joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs Thursday night on FS1) -- and told us why McGregor just rubs him the wrong way.
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"I want to make sure that no matter how ghostly I am, my face still looks flawless AF," he says as he rubs primer all over his face.
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The Lustigs seem intrigued by a mixture that goes in your morning coffee, and they get a massage from a woman who rubs cannabis oil onto their backs.
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Sanitize your hands without drying them out Kiehl's first-class purifying hand treatment This "cream gel" rubs into your hands like a lotion for minimal dripping ($18; kiehls.com).
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The top of the shoe rubs right up against my ankles, which I think is due to the fact that the opening of the shoe is pretty bulky.
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More importantly, New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is a master of motion and intertwined releases from stack and bunch sets, creating rubs and confusion off the snap.
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After the soprano's ethereal voice has faded and as the rich orchestration dissipates, a percussionist slowly rubs it in circular motions on the surface of a bass drum.
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She's the sort of buttery tyrant who chides her girls for not offering her a seat and orders one to recite a sonnet while another rubs her feet.
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"Every time I take it out and it rubs something, I'm concerned that I might be rubbing off some of my remaining rides," a rider told The Times.
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Just as Pera's clear passion for each episode's topic of the week is infectious, his enthusiasm for life's ostensibly ordinary things rubs off on those closest to him.
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Now it has enhanced its sprayer-scrubber concept by adding longer rubs and two water-pressure settings, which are ideal for larger dogs and those with thick coats.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' There are three levels of heat in the spice rubs at Brooklyn Suya, starting with mild, which is in fact hot.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' There are three levels of heat in the spice rubs at Brooklyn Suya, starting with mild, which is in fact hot.
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As Irvine kneads this handful of gently rotting grass, leaves, and old vegetables below my nostrils, his dog Ulig rubs a curly-haired flank against my bare leg.
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Sonically, Tinguely's fidgety machines of mechanical disorder produce gratuitous Musique concrete-like noise fields that are sometimes scarcely audible, such as "Trompette" (1962), which rubs and never blows.
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My nine-mile drive takes a maddening 45 minutes, but I have the puppy with me at work today, so I give him belly rubs and everything is better.
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Spoilers for Deadpool follow: "As he rides on the back of a unicorn, he rubs its horn briefly until the horn shoots outs rainbows (simulating orgasm)," Bradley Bullock wrote.
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Of course, it should be said that Innovative's alleged activities aren't really all that different from what other companies that sell consumer antibacterial-laden soaps and hand rubs do.
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Photos of the pooches exploring, getting belly rubs and just being dogs have changed our lives forever and we're savoring every last one, including these posted in recent weeks.
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Here, we had hiring managers and recruiters spill on the things they love to see when they meet potential candidates — and the stuff that rubs them the wrong way.
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Steven Raichlen, the author of Barbecue Sauces, Rubs and Marinades and professor of grilling at the Barbecue University, gives his best tips for perfectly cooked meats and vegetables. 1.
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Similarly, in "Rewriting on the Tomb" (2013), which hangs alongside the single-channel video "Pilgrimage to History" (2013), Harsono rubs Chinese characters from tombstones in memory of the deceased.
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Splinter, who is blind, partially deaf and mostly bald, has a new loving owner who posts health updates — and sweet videos of belly rubs — to the dog's Facebook page.
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The populist left, in other words, is well within the mainstream of Western democratic tradition; it is apparently their anti-elitist rhetoric that really rubs Blair the wrong way.
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Mostly, leaning back as the chair rubs my neck, I'm looking up at the sky, and I come to notice that the quality of the light is frankly perfect.
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With some of the densest fur in the world, otters have to give their coats a lot of love (and paw rubs) to keep them looking and feeling good.
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The Clinton campaign obviously hoped some of his blue-collar credibility rubs off on the presumptive Democratic nominee as she seeks to secure the Democratic hold on the state.
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We spent a lot of time discussing what he should look like so he really rubs people the wrong way; to make him look like kind of a douche.
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What rubs me the wrong way most is that before each bout an old man surrounded by other old men reads a proclamation detailing the status of the fight.
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Let's get nuts expression flashes across his face and then he goes for it: he rubs the banana across the reporter's head, causing our man's patience to finally break.
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The kick from cardamom, cinnamon, or ginger in a savory dish adds a layer of complexity to sauces, vegetables, or meat rubs that are otherwise sort of lack-luster.
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And like the Whitney exhibition, it occasionally rubs up against the limits of "soft power" at a moment when museums, among other institutions, are being transformed by hard activism.
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John Conyers, then the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, rubs his eyes before the committee begins a debate over whether to begin a presidential impeachment inquiry, Oct.
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Most were not as extreme as the profile of a poisoner from a 900 B.C. Vedic papyrus I chanced upon — "He does not answer questions, or gives evasive answers; he speaks nonsense, rubs the great toe along the ground, and shivers; his face is discolored; he rubs the roots of his hair with his fingers" — but they did include a number of strands that will be familiar to any aficionado of the police procedural.
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An old attendant gave exfoliating rubs, turning bathers one way then another as he worked a coarse glove over their bodies before dousing them in scorching water, blushing the skin.
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When we entered Zhong Huang Spa, a man with a massage implement was rapidly hitting himself on the back as three young women crowded around, eager for their body rubs.
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I grew up in a very religious household, and my parents were never the type that said you couldn't do something, living with people rubs off on you a lot.
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He clearly likes Tess and came over with an agenda, which he can barely hide as he sensually rubs her arm in the guise of helping her stack her plates.
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"x kisses from us all xxx" The duo also had some fun creating a Boomerang, in which Victoria swishes her skirt around while Longoria hops and rubs her baby bump.
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Other dramatized scenes distracted from what could've been poignant moments, like when she shaves her hair all the way off or when her date rubs oil on her bare head.
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This sense that the men lack will, that they are totally at the mercy of invisible forces, rubs against the sense that they are totally in control of their bodies.
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Frances travels west in pursuit of professional satisfaction, where she rubs uncomfortably up against her solitude only to reunite with Rosalie decades later, outside a movie theater in San Francisco.
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But Nezaa Bandele—a Jamaican-born woman who launched the Paradise Natural Foods vegan pop-up—says Detroit rubs off on the city's Jamaican restaurants, leading to "Jam-erican" dishes.
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" All the conversations I had with people about "dry rubs" (craving BBQ now) ended up in pretty much the same place: asking the question, "Are hand jobs, in general, worthwhile?
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And if you take the foreskin off, then the head of the penis just rubs against things its entire life, and therefore might get calloused or not be as sensitive.
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There's the brash executive who gets what he wants; the doe-eyed guy with the man-bun in a loft; the nerdy good listener who likes to give shoulder rubs.
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We tried sticker charts, where she'd earn a pony sticker of her choosing if she stayed in bed without getting up 47 times for hugs, glasses of water, tummy rubs.
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"Let's hope that the experience gives the North Korean athletes a small taste of freedom and that it rubs off," said Michael Anton, a spokesman for the National Security Council.
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"Many dress code policies include a lot of vague and subjective language that really rubs against our biases," said Nia Evans, NWLC's manager of campaign and digital strategies for education.
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These people remain fearful of a repeat of the financial crisis of 2008, so talking about signs that economic growth will probably continue for years rubs salt in their wounds.
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" As SlashFilm's Hoai-Tran Bui puts it, "There is a thin line between idiocy and genius, and Cats pukes a hairball on it and rubs its ass all over it.
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" Ferguson added that he "saw firsthand and spoke with several students about instances of inappropriate behavior, behavior that goes beyond back rubs and awkward hugs, but I chose to do nothing.
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Lillith is currently living with a foster family, who can attest to the dog's love for belly rubs and her overall trusting nature, even after the pain she's been put through.
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In the first, she shared another photo of Olivia, but this time the Scottish fold cat was sprawled out on the floor (in an optimum position to receive some belly rubs).
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Shure's cable is detachable, Kevlar-reinforced, and extra thick: it resists tangling and produces no detectable microphonics (the noise you hear inside the headphone when the cable rubs against your shirt).
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To celebrate their 16 years of friendship both Cookie and Frankel took a break from their busy schedules to talk to PEOPLE about love, belly rubs and vacationing in the Hamptons.
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Ah, to be a baby koala (or koala zookeeper.) Life looks pretty good for little joey Harry, who gets plenty of belly rubs and kisses during playdates with his zookeeper, Tami.
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You won't believe this coming from Duke, but he's a scrappy guard who sometimes acts like a real dick on the court and rubs a lot of people the wrong way.
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This woman hugs me and holds me and rubs my back, and she keeps saying two things over and over again, that just soothed me, and I've said for years since.
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He's stressed out, and Briana offers to give him a massage, but after she rubs him down for a bit, he gets up and leaves the room to pass out elsewhere.
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Insider Picks editor Jada Wong points out, though, that she's happy to reapply more frequently if it means she gets to use an easy-to-apply sunscreen that rubs in well.
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Soon, east London bars started shaking to the sound of endless re-rubs, and over the next few years a scene emerged in which the edit was hailed as the king.
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With that amount of money to be made, far more than any cabal of winning customers could ever dent, it certainly rubs the wrong way that intelligent betting is being targeted.
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In 2008, a woman who was working under Strider's direction complained that he had been making her uncomfortable with shoulder rubs, a kiss on the forehead and some sexually suggestive emails.
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One of our picks, the CVS Health Clear Zinc Sun Lotion SPF 50, is a water-resistant physical-chemical combo formula that we found rubs in more easily than the competition.
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When he spots gum on the pavement, he rubs the bristles on the end of the GumBusters hose against it, and then lets the solution and the steam do their thing.
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" In his letter to Jackson, Credico wrote, "Roger Stone certainly rubs a lot of people the wrong way, particularly those on the receiving end of his wee hour lowbrow character attacks.
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While Kim says she's "so looking forward to having tea ceremonies on a daily and just like eat, pray love," Kourtney's suggestion of doing "some soul searching" rubs Khloé the wrong way.
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Legere rubs a lot of people the wrong way, but the carrier business is an ugly one, so it takes quite a bit to stand out from the noise of it all.
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In the last couple of weeks alone, people have thought she was pregnant based on her wearing a flowy blue dress and a video in which Prince Harry briefly rubs her back.
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When we get the chance, we love to pick their brains about what, exactly, it is that they do, in the hopes that some of their kitchen magic rubs off on us.
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His mother is involved with a rich older man, whose apartment is more spacious than hers, and who takes her out to fancy dinners, where she rubs her foot against his crotch.
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"It rubs me the wrong way," Hernandez told me, explaining that while many of his friends are well intentioned, some seem not to notice poverty until an exotic trip comes with it.
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Complex structures are erected in which, for example, lemon curd gently rubs shoulders with a red-fruit mousse nestled on a spiced sponge, the entire glorious creation coated with a mirrorlike glaze.
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The irony isn't lost on the director Michael Sturminger, whose modern-dress staging, unveiled last year, is filled with the sort of smartly dressed people one rubs shoulders with in the audience.
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Shop these eight deals on CBD creams, lotions, serums, body scrubs, and more: This cream is derived from raw hemp oil and rubs on nicely to help with sore muscles and inflammation.
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Speaking between rehearsals in early February, he sounded unfazed by the challenge of bringing his avant-garde sensibilities to London's main opera house, even if doing so rubs up against local traditions.
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He grows what he can in adjacent garden beds and forages for native red berries with sweet, fig-like insides that grow along the beach, which he adds to desserts or rubs.
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But now, a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine rubs salt in the wound by showing how hospital mergers aren't improving health care quality and often make it worse.
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Google Effect Rubs Off on Schools in One Rural Oklahoma Town A $2.5 billion data center transforms the learning experiences of a rural community's students in a state where schools are struggling.
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She said she had heard Ms. Raimondo criticized as an elitist, as someone enamored of Wall Street who constantly hires people from outside the state, which rubs some people the wrong way.
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There are many benefits of using mayo when grilling: It adds flavor to ingredients, creates a "non-stick" barrier for delicate foods, and helps spices and rubs adhere to prime cuts of meat.
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Remove blemishes from picturesContent-Aware Fill isn't the only super-smart tool in Photoshop's collection: the Spot Healing Brush 'rubs out' small inconsistencies, marks and blemishes using the other information in the image.
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This isn't the first time she's said something cryptic like this to him, but something about this time rubs Owen the wrong way, and he begins pestering her for an explanation during surgery.
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If you're looking to build your relationship with your pupper past just playing fetch and giving tummy rubs, you should really check out a dog DNA kit (think Ancestry DNA, but for dogs).
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The CBS exec is regarded as one of the most powerful individuals in the entertainment industry and he regularly rubs elbows with stars ranging from Mark Wahlberg to Kevin James and Halle Berry.
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After a few weeks of recovery, she was back to greeting us when we got home, rolling on her back to elicit belly rubs and climbing on top of us at every opportunity.
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Once we're back to where we were, Gibson adds the syrup and juice of a whole lime, then rubs the mint leaves between his palms to release some of that sweet green juice.
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In Kingston, Jamaica, a local wearing a hat that says "BLESSED LOVE" looks on as Pitbull rubs a video girl's behind inside a restaurant located in one of Bob Marley's family's two compounds.
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Cameroon's Pygmies are among its most discriminated against minorities, but at the fee-paying College Vogt in Yaounde, Emmanuel rubs shoulders with the sons of government ministers and the scions of high society.
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For when the investing tips get overwhelming there are also sessions on mindfulness, a spa for neck rubs and a room full of makeup artists to aid in getting ready for evening parties.
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Seeing this little guy's eyes closed in satisfaction, relaxing into the gentle comfort of suds and tummy rubs can provide a sense of calm you only thought possible through an actual spa reservation.
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A modern new wing now rubs shoulders with the hotel's original belle époque facade, which is still a stunning entryway to the gleaming lobby, awash in polished black marble and futuristic bronze fixtures.
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After confirming you're on the list, he takes a small piece of cloth, rubs it on one of your hands, and then slips it into a small baggie with your name on it.
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Mike: I'll stay out of legal commentary for now, but just as a regular consumer, Apple prohibiting me from an app update for a service I subscribe to rubs me the wrong way.
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As Snapchat's user base and valuation continued to swell, Spiegel quickly became a bona fide celebrity in the worlds of tech and media, and he regularly rubs shoulders with A-listers and celebrities.
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"With some of the veteran guys here, Giancarlo, Gardner, you don't see any panic ever, no matter what the situation is — and I think that rubs off on the young guys," Walker said.
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They include visits with a psychologist who shows João Lucas a panel of black and white squares to stimulate vision and rubs him with a sponge studded with Popsicle sticks to stimulate touch.
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It closes its eyes and rubs the prey—a sock flecked with bits of dried herb—across its whiskers, then falls to the ground, its body humming with purrs that oscillate into soft meows.
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On the campaign trail, Trump fancies himself a prince of New York, someone whose calls are immediately returned, who rubs elbows with power brokers and decision makers, who pulls the strings in City Hall.
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Created in partnership with cannabis company Om Edibles owner Maya Elisabeth, the Maya & Whoopi line will hawk cannabis edibles, topical rubs, liquid extracts and a THC-infused bath soak, some made only with cannabidiol.
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In the court's prison, in The Hague's seaside suburb of Scheveningen, he rubs shoulders with suspects including former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo and fellow Congolese Germain Katanga, who is appealing his war crimes conviction.
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But that person would not be familiar with the laws governing the universe of Orange is the New Black, where the dire often rubs up against the uplifting; the grim waltzes with the hilarious.
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It is anybody's guess why the Kremlin has decided to take a more emollient view of a millenarian sect which rubs up against many governments because its members refuse to undergo compulsory military service.
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We also know that it comes backed with not just this wonderful JD Twitch mix but a pair of re-rubs courtesy of the one and only Larry Heard in his Mr Fingers guise.
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Vegetation can ignite when it rubs against high-voltage wires — the kind that sit at the top of the large power lines that run between cities — because those wires aren't usually covered in insulation.
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Banter and alcohol-fueled performers are diplomatically weeded out, all that remains—bar Elaine—are the serious singers pacing around, sipping lukewarm honey, and lemon water, and getting back-rubs from their vocal coaches.
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"I was severely hurt and for one month I just stayed at home hoping to get better, without getting any help to go to the hospital," Matiko explains as she rubs her right thigh.
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Hikind founded a group called Americans Against Antisemitism and largely rubs shoulders online with right-wing media types that obsessively criticize "The Squad" of freshmen Democratic congresswomen of which Ocasio-Cortez is a part.
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"We finalized the FDA's previous determination that 28 active ingredients, including triclosan and benzethonium chloride, are not eligible for evaluation under the FDA's OTC Drug Review for use in consumer antiseptic rubs," Woodcock said.
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But since Melville never wrote a scene about a seaman angrily masturbating in a shed while he rubs a hand-carved mermaid statue, the truly bizarre qualities of The Lighthouse are all Eggers himself.
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In "The Judge Hunter," the only clear targets of his satire are the Puritan saints who populated New Haven, and readers are left to decide how much of it rubs off on contemporary Puritans.
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"If you tell the average person that Mike Bishop claims that he cares about opioids, but takes a ton of money from the pharmaceutical companies we're suing, it rubs people the wrong way," Slotkin said.
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Throughout the nearly five-minute video, text rolls across the screen to sell Sheeran on all of the adventure and belly rubs that await him as his hit "Shape of You" plays in the background.
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I have my Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz in my bag in case a little of it rubs off on my helmet, so I'm ready to fix them up before I step on the podium.
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Tyler rubs a hand over Cameron's back, pushes them in again, fingers stuttering when he finds the spot, an endless loop there and there and there, perfect, each twist a bracing shock to his body.
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Of course, regardless of what future studies say about their complicated history, our canine sidekicks are undoubtedly the best, and they deserve lots of treats, walks, and belly rubs because they have been good dogs.
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Margaret, a woman who then worked at a consulting firm, recalled that high-ranking executives would come to her office and talk about sexual conquests and whom they found attractive, sometimes giving unsolicited shoulder rubs.
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But the lump continued to grow until it was the size of a tennis ball, and Ravon said it can sometimes be painful because it rubs against his leg and breaks out into a rash.
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"On any given day, you'll find a number of our four-legged friends roaming the halls, playing in the 3.5 acres of fenced-in yard, or begging for treats and belly rubs," the company says.
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In Washington, Mr. Biden has been known throughout his political career for his tactile style of politics, with shoulder rubs, hugs and kisses that some women now say were troubling to them at the time.
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When asked to make a recommendation about using pot-enhanced rubs, Friedman says the risk of the cannabinoids causing any kind of adverse reaction are lower with a skin cream than with something you swallow.
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CCTV footage of the attack, released over the weekend, shows one of the women standing in front of Kim Jong Nam to distract him while the second sprays or rubs some liquid in his face.
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" But you have your choice of standouts, from "Have the lambs stopped screaming?" to "Fly back to school now, little Starling" to "It rubs the lotion on the skin or else it gets the hose again.
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She rubs Anne's legs when she's afflicted with gout, tells her when her makeup looks more "badger" than smokey eye, and races her down the palace's impossibly long corridors in a wheelchair when she's feeling unwell.
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Most award-winning moment: Chained to a stake on The Ghoulies' lawn, Hot Dog channeled a deep-seeded, pain-fueled need for belly rubs only previously attempted on-screen by Academy Award nominee Willem Dafoe. Breathtaking.
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There's a constant hum of activity—packing and unpacking, repairing last minute scuffs and rubs with makeup brushes, announcers blaring out nearly incomprehensible jargon—and at the same time nothing in particular seems to be happening.
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Bob follows Sinatra around the golf course to question his ridiculous costume requests (cream suede boots, linen pants, gold silk ascot) and notes on the script, which call for beautiful actresses to give him foot rubs.
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Screenwriter Susan Coyne co-created Slings & Arrows, the Canadian TV drama that's one of the best depictions of the creative process ever, and a little bit of that rubs off on The Man Who Invented Christmas.
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Not only do they get to spend the day with their owners, plus receive all the belly rubs a dog could ask for, they're able to snag dog treats at every reception desk in the company.
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"Nigerian Street Food and the Full Power of Spice at Brooklyn Suya," by Ligaya Mishan There are three levels of heat in the spice rubs at Brooklyn Suya, starting with mild, which is in fact hot.
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But the constant exposure to racial slights, big and small, the daily assault, and to the way non-black people refer to some of the places where we live and go to school, rubs nerves raw.
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She steals seventy-five-dollar face cream from a client and rubs it on her feet; at night, she smokes pot and compulsively calls the married man who jilted her, hanging up when he says hello.
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If you want to get your hands as germ-free as possible, though, he said the best kinds of soaps are probably "alcohol-based hand rubs or gels," followed by antimicrobial soaps and then plain soaps.
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Synthesize the Soul is the story of what happens when islands are left and new worlds visited, when inherited tradition rubs against the shock of the new, when cultures begin to merge rather than painfully clash.
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As the two friends get into one awful predicament after another, Marcus's "a man's gotta do what he's gotta do" attitude rubs up against Vaughn's reticence, and over the course of the movie their friendship frays.
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From Civil War re-enactments to paleo diets, today's subcultures often try to recreate the bodies of bygone eras; but rather than celebrating Victorian heads and hands and waistlines, Hughes rubs our noses in their strangeness.
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Her sex-positive image is the cornerstone of a business empire built on health and diet books, cosmetics, supplements, branded salt rubs, protein shakes and, of course, Thighmasters, those overgrown binder clips immortalized in 1990s infomercials.
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A company called SynTouch, which spun out of the University of Southern California, has created a robotic fingertip that rubs a material and precisely measures the "feel" of it in 15 dimensions, ranging from coarseness to coolness.
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It goes without saying that Weir and Lipinski, who recently told GQ they cemented their friendship after a weeklong stint for Universal Sports in 2010 that ended in foot rubs, are different from other figure skating commentators.
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"I've been hurt by humans, but I'm going home to Nashville now, where I will live the best life full of love, travel, and belly rubs," she says, after revealing that Ramen Noodle Vino's nickname is Noods.
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Now, let's get one thing straight: We're used to seeing Zara release designs that are eerily similar to those from high-end designers — but seeing work cribbed from an indie illustrator just rubs us the wrong way.
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"Suppliers to Carrefour might think if any of Tesco's attitude in dealing with suppliers rubs off on Carrefour – that's a positive thing," he said, adding Tesco could recommend its private-label suppliers to Carrefour and vice versa.
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At first sight, he may look like a freaky Slim Jim come to life, but thousands of animal lovers have become obsessed with MacGyver and his passion for clothes, being fed with chopsticks and getting belly rubs.
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In the video she shared with fans on Tuesday night, Sanaa rubs her newly shaved scalp saying, "I feel so light, I could fly away," filming it from various angles before blowing a kiss at the camera.
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Maya is a steamroller running on squeaky wheels, partly out of the need to argue for JJ's interests, but partly, it seems, from an innate stubbornness that sometimes rubs the rest of her family the wrong way.
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Most people might interpret that as code for "masturbation," but that's not the case with Christian, who prefers to crank heavy metal and turn on a strobe light while he rubs a wooden bar over his shins.
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Written by Deborah Stein, performed by Suli Holum and directed by both of them, "The Wholehearted" is a fast-jabbing fantasy where sweaty physicality rubs up against shape-shifting surreality, with a little country music thrown in.
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Some female voters recoiled, questioning whether Biden was making light of the discomfort experienced by women on the receiving end of his close-talk, shoulder grabs, nose rubs and occasional kisses on the top of the head.
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To culinary partisans, the butter-or-margarine question, which The New York Times called a "long-running debate" in a 1974 article, rubs up against Coke-or-Pepsi as among the most contentious dividers of our time.
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Before searing the skin briefly in a hot oven-safe skillet, she rubs the bird with minced thyme and thinly sliced garlic, and throws a little extra of both of those inside the cavity for good measure.
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I can hear your mom coming through and [rubs temples] she wants you to know everything is OK. But that kind of motivation doesn't easily fit Troy Griffin, who applies his "intuitive medium" talents to murder investigations.
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Coming out almost exactly a year after FOSTA-SESTA, legislation that worked to erase sex workers from the internet, was signed into law, seeing a mainstream platform profit off of our criminalized labor rubs salt in the wound.
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When she keeps her fingers choked up on the neck, pointing downward near the bridge, or rubs her bow against the strings to make sluicing sounds and hard, guttural rips, this is her standard; this is her usual.
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Yet there's something about Uber which simply rubs people up the wrong way, and it can't just be its problematic business practices – after all, most of us don't question the ethics of every big company we interact with.
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One out of 10 fellow Americans finds something about airports to be a turn-on — is it the heady possibility of picking up all sorts of bacteria while your butt rubs up against the cold bathroom-stall door?
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My own car is only three years old but the heated smells of souring milk from my husband's spilled coffee and the eucalyptus liniment he rubs on his joints overwhelm the last hopeful traces of new car smell.
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His eye-catching cut, called "La Piña" — the pineapple — for its tall, spiky sprout, received enthusiastic rubs and fluffs from his teammates as he crossed home plate and Houston's Minute Maid Park reverberated with the excitement of fans.
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California has a unique combination of influence and ambition, an assuredness that rubs some people the wrong way, and now it feels ready to use its power to blunt the forces from the White House, 280,23 miles away.
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In it, he wears suspenders and a tie and whistles sporadically (something his ASMR-heads love and request in the comments) as he rubs a female patient's back before sending a series of cracks rippling down her spine.
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A private music teacher in New York state is on trial this week, accused of giving foot rubs to a girl for more than seven years, in which he allegedly rubbed the girl's feet against himself for sexual gratification.
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Keep an eye out for the royals in the fourth season's finale, when the family pays a visit to Buckingham Palace and rubs elbows with King George V, Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales — the future Edward VIII.
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In fact, many folks who post workout selfies do so not because they're showing off, but because celebrating small victories helps motivate them to keep going — and maybe they hope that motivation rubs off on some of their followers.
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When a dog wants to play, they'll pull out all the stops, doing everything from nuzzling their owners with those cute noses to offering up belly rubs and, as seen in Evans' snapshot, pleading with those big round eyes.
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The ostensible excesses of Heiner Goebbels's production — crowding in serenely floating zeppelins, ballroom dancers and an eerie, poignant flock of sheep — felt right at home in Mr. Andriessen's extravagant imagination, in which boogie-woogie rubs elbows with antique polyphony.
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That you take this obligation freely, without any promise of treats or tummy rubs, and that you will faithfully discharge the duties to provide joy, love and nurturing for our soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and sailors and their families?
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Days later, the UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said Facebook's advertising business model rubs against EU privacy laws and the company is part of an ecosystem that has shown a "very disturbing disregard" for the data of British citizens.
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"There's days where I can't imagine eating a meal or brushing my teeth, and it's like: Do I really have to do this again?" he says as he squints tight and rubs the bridge of his nose once more.
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In terms of capabilities, Landbot also rubs up against survey/form offerings like SurveyMonkey and Google Form — or indeed Barcelona-based Typeform, which has raised around $50M since 2012 and bills itself as a platform for "conversational data collection".
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New York, which offered Amazon more than $1.5 billion in subsidies — more than twice the amount Virginia is giving the company — is effectively paying $23,000 per job, a fact that rubs many residents and community leaders the wrong way.
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But it seems as if Elephant Robotics is trying to give MarsCat a lot of cat-like mannerisms, and it can apparently do things like bat at toys, stretch its front two feet out, and even accept chin rubs!
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That you take this obligation freely, without any promise of treats or tummy rubs and that you will faithfully discharge the duties to provide joy, love and nurturing for our soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, and sailors and their families?
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In Newark, California, Nordstrom has stocked row after row of shelving with all of its beauty merchandise to fulfill online orders for Chanel perfume, Kiehl's facial rubs and Yves Saint Laurent lip kits up and down the West Coast.
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But she's very good at receiving belly rubs and faving photos (with a little help from me) and living vicariously through a core group of pugs with significant followings in a thriving online community that is commonly known as Pugstagram.
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The 19-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie rubs shoulders with all the famous teens and twentysomethings (okay, and 30-somethings) of Hollywood, but she always seems to be the one getting the harshest criticism, despite her often crystal clear intentions.
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All Souls' custom stone mill, designed by the baker Fulton Forde, shears the bran off into large pieces that can be sifted easily and rubs the germ oil into the starch; in most flours, oils are removed to increase shelf life.
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Shoulder rubs and broad shoulders One favorite campaign trail line of Pence's while he stumped for Trump in fall 2016 was that Trump himself was "broad-shouldered," or that he would provide "broad-shouldered American strength" on the world stage.
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His portrait of a different aspect of the Italian early '60s "dolce vita," in which the entrepreneurial middle class rubs elbows with, and tries to wheel and deal with, the obscenely wealthy, is packed with trenchant observation and mordant wit.
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"We know this liberation does not mean the end of the war or the crushing of all plots or the end of terror or the surrender of the enemy, but it definitely rubs their noses in the dirt," Assad said.
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"We know this liberation does not mean the end of the war or the crushing of all plots or the end of terror or the surrender of the enemy but it definitely rubs their noses in the dirt," Assad said.
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"Sometimes there's this idea that girls need special Legos, or it needs to be pink and purple for girls to get into it, and sometimes that rubs me the wrong way," says Amanda Sullivan, who works in human development at Tufts University.
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The only downside is the pants come with a warning that they can only be washed 15 times before the magical stain-repelling coat rubs off, but nonetheless they're still a pretty solid pair of white pants with or without their magical properties.
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Windscreen shattering snares attempt to outrun molasses thick blurts of sub-bass; full fat synth stabs suplex the kind of alien chirrups that sound like an old Slimzee set beamed into a malfunctioning washing machine; rusted percussion rubs against sandpapered lead lines.
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A worker rubs down a display box with a Make America Great Again hat at Trump Election Night headquarters (Photo by Jessica Rinaldi/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)Donald Trump didn't spend much money on get-out-the-vote efforts this year.
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So, maybe your partner rubs your clitoris while they finger you (a combo of vaginal and clitoral stimulation), or maybe they suck your nipples as they're penetrating you with a penis or a strap-on (a combo of nipple and vaginal stimulation).
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As the instruments swirl in polyphonic motion, they create vivid images of frost: In what is now an Abrahamsen signature, the percussionist rubs sheets of paper on a table, and the two pianists run their fingernails across the keys in eerie glissandos.
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The way it works is as follows: You sign up to SimplyCook online or via the app to receive fortnightly or monthly boxes containing flavour ingredients (sauces, spices, pastes, rubs etc.) and recipes through your letterbox, to make cooking new meals easy.
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There are plenty of sweet family moments included: Her dad, Scott Swift, pulls her on a sled in the snow; her mom, Andrea Swift, rubs noses with Swift in 1991; and her younger brother, Austin Swift, opens presents with Swift on Christmas morning.
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While "The Holdouts" spotlights the grittiness of New York tenements, "Broker," a short film by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, rubs some of the veneer off a spotless three-bedroom on the 77th floor of Trump World Tower at 2 United Nations Plaza.
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Max is getting married to an editor at Vogue which shocks Helen, despite the fact that she's moved on as well, and he accidentally rubs it in her face that they looked at the spot where Helen and Noah got married as a wedding venue.
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She and three other former employees said Strider would offer unsolicited back rubs to female staffers while they sat at their workstation, a long line of tables set up in Correct the Record's own corner of the American Bridge offices on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington.
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A worker rubs down a display box with a Make America Great Again hat at Trump Election Night headquarters (Photo by Jessica Rinaldi/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)It's unclear if there will be any other accoutrements added to the stage by show time.
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"[Ringworm] is literally in a hair shaft so if [the animal] rubs against your skin, you can get little bumps or rings," says Christine Petersen, DVM, PhD, director of the Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases at the University of Iowa's College of Public Health.
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Well, today, in celebration of the Yale women's basketball team's victory over Harvard at 57-52, the famed Handsome Dan was unleashed onto the court, and made a beeline straight to the huddle of players to revel in pets, tummy rubs, and Lion King reenactments.
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Former city people might find themselves chopping wood (even owning multiple axes), growing some of their own food, heating their homes with wood stoves or learning to spot signs of wildlife, like the marks a buck makes when it rubs its antlers against a tree.
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That is equally true of the visual excess—three heads bursting bloodily open, in slow motion, one after the next, as a bullet travels through them—and of the dialogue, which rubs its hands with glee and tries so very, very hard to sound barbaric.
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Jordana Zeldin, a former Manhattan gallery owner, met Mr. Landesman at an art opening in 2012 and said that when he saw her boyfriend giving her a back rub, he began to pressure her for back rubs in a series of emails over the next several weeks.
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It has been fifty-six years since the notorious publication of O'Brien's first novel, "The Country Girls," and it's easy, when a writer has become part of the fabric of one's life, to stop noticing how that fabric, once scandalously abrasive, still rubs against the skin.
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A certain percentage of people over the course of having a breast implant will have it rupture or break or wear down—it's almost like wearing the same pants for the rest of your life and the cotton in between your leg rubs and thins out.
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The silicone strap that comes with the watch is nice and soft, but it picks up lint too easily and, after only a couple of weeks, it grew shiny at the spot around the clasp where the silicone rubs against my sleeve or any surface my hand is on.
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Olivia is a sex worker specializing in body rubs and domination who is based in New York City, and for years she's relied on Backpage, a website for posting online personals, to find and vet new clients without having to go through a pimp or work on the streets.
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These five characters form the main constellation of the show, as they each grapple with The Big Questions: Bojack wants meaning, Todd wants acceptance, Princess Carolyn wants be a woman who has it all, Diane wants creative fulfilment, and Mr. Peanutbutter, ever the ditzy optimist, just wants belly rubs.
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Whiskey can add a kick to a whole lot of foods, and Jack Daniel's sells a variety of booze-soaked items with culinary applications in their online store, including whiskey cake; whiskey-based beef, steak, pork and chicken rubs; whiskey-flavored pecans; and charcoal and wood smoking pellets.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Chino Amobi rubs shoulders with Satan-obsessed 353s rock'n'roll outcasts The Louvin Brothers; Mr Mitch sits next to avant-saxophonist Colin Stetson; Dubplates & Mastering's engineering maestro Rashad Becker finds himself queuing up for a beer next to The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
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Mo and the people he rubs sweaty shoulders with have more drugs available to them than previous generations, but also belong to a cohort where harm reduction knowledge is high and day-long hangovers are made untenable by weekend shifts, freelance work, and the need to self-start.
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The Florida Georgia Line member, 32, joked about "offering my 'DUDEla' services for those in need of a good shoulder to lay on during contractions, back rubs, and a good flashlight for when the head starts showing" on Thursday, sharing a gallery of snaps from his son Luca Reed's recent birth.
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It clocks in around 2.2 million Scoville units (for contrast, a jalapeño maxes out at a mere 20,000SHU.) As though three huge rips of spicy, spicy vape juice wasn't enough, Hawkins also snorts a line of the Reaper powder and rubs some of the residual juice in his left eye.
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Blue Lizard (Available at Amazon): Blue Lizard is a popular sunscreen around the world, and while we like that it rubs in well, and that its ingredients include both titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, the 23% and 10% concentrations, respectively, fall a little short of what's advised by The Sunscreen Doc.
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" During their vows, Mr. McCalister told Mr. Fabiano, who flies planes in his spare time, that "I love your sense of adventure and willingness to take calculated risks" and promised him head rubs "for now, after each performance, and then still when we venture to new mountains and greater heights.
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She told investigators and, later, BuzzFeed News that she tried to discourage sexual advances from Aponte, which included repeatedly asking her about her dating life and uninvited touching — she was the one who said she put up a mirror at her desk to deal with unwanted back rubs from Aponte.
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He rubs it with real purpose, pulling the skin into impossible shapes, before letting it not exactly snap back onto his head—it takes its time, like the gnarled skin of a scrotum—and I fear for him a little, as if his hand might drag too far and pull his face free.
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By content I do mean to encompass all ends of the artistic spectrum, that ill-defined mass of high and low entertainment and art and news that rubs up against each other on the web in a way that makes it more difficult to separate out, and perhaps less meaningful to do so.
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The obvious work he put into his muscle tone is on full display in a scene in which Efron's character, who is already drunk, unknowingly smokes crack cocaine and proceeds to take off all his clothes save for a stuffed bumblebee tied around his private parts, which he then rubs on several female partygoers. 2.
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Much like with antibiotics, bacteria might be surviving and becoming more tolerant if they're being exposed to diluted levels of disinfectants, either because doctors aren't rubbing their hands long enough or because of the type of solution itself—foam or gel-based rubs, the authors noted, might be less effective than typical liquid ones.
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The rumour that has most blackened the crown prince's reputation, at least among the capital's sophisticates, is that he rubs along well with Thaksin Shinawatra, a divisive former prime minister who was toppled by a coup in 2006 and whom the ruling junta blames for the deep divisions that have destabilised Thailand ever since.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are known for their sweet moments of intimacy, from little rubs on the back to full-on kisses in front of the cameras, so it was no surprise that the parents-to-be arrived at the Centenary of the Armistice service at Westminster Abbey on Sunday evening hand-in-hand.
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But for many of the introverts among us, dressing up to watch our friends gaze into each other's eyes and read handwritten, tearful vows filled with inside jokes and promises to give each other foot rubs and never hog the blankets is just a few layers of clothing away from watching our friends have sex.
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Nicki: AubreyDrake: That name is no longer for your tongueNicki: Be honest: this is about me isn't itDrake: Haha what do you meanNicki: You know what I mean *Nicki drapes her arms around Drake's neck and begins to lean back and forth seductively* *Drake rubs his face and looks down nervously at his lap* Drake: You want my honesty?
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The best spray-on beach sunscreen: Bare Republic's Mineral SPF 50 ($14.99) For a spray-on option, check out Bare Republic's Mineral SPF 50, which rubs in pretty well right away and dries without the greasy, shellac-like residue that disgraces your skin after applying chemical-based sunscreens, though it does leave its own distinct film.
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The allegations — which include giving female students back rubs, calling them "sexy," offering them "kisses," and demeaning and discouraging them from pursuing mathematics — are detailed in a 37-page document that the alumni sent to the Blair magnet program faculty in January, along with the letter that was signed by his former students from the class of 13 to 2017.
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"We have immense difficulty convincing young women that when a man rubs his genitals against a woman in the metro without her consent, it is an act of sexual assault that can lead to three years in prison and a 75,000 euro fine," France's junior minister for gender equality, Marlene Schiappa, told France Culture radio at the time the letter came out.
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The dynamic duo demonstrated poses like downward dog (I know, a classic), wheelbarrow (the human picks up the dog's hind legs to encourage it to stretch its torso), inner dog mudra (the human rests her forehead on her dog's forehead, connecting the energy of the minds) and, lastly, savasana (the dog lays on its back and the human rubs its belly — obviously, a dog favorite!).
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Maybe their third contracts are with Brooklyn, but locking everybody in probably won't translate to the type of ceiling they want, anyway.) If Russell receives an outrageous four-year offer this summer, be it from Phoenix (he's good friends with Devin Booker), Orlando (rubs chin), or a surprising suitor (Indiana?), Brooklyn can sleep well with what it already has and not feel any pressure to match.
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If you thought Pamela Anderson's video for Love magazine's advent calendar was the epitome of sexy strangeness, just wait until you feast your eyes on the blooper real, compiled by director Doug Inglish, in which the former Baywatch babe has her cake and definitely eats it too…and slips in it, rolls around it, rubs it on herself, and, well, you get the gist.
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The former employees also allege that he touched the rear ends of women with various kitchen items, ranging from knives to spoons; stuck his tongue in one employee's ears without warning "three or four" times; put his hands on a chef's hips and simulated sex; asked that female employees give him shoulder rubs once their shifts were over; and showed an employee a photograph of female genitalia, among other anecdotes.
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There are parts of the video that are a little murky: the warm-up batter on the side seems to be hitting a ball right at the actual batter, there's a kid uttering some creepy incantations as he rubs his butt against the fence; the whole thing feels cut a little bit short, and has the general sense of something that could have been bobbing around on the internet forever.
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To pile together several controversial assumptions, pair them with an uncertain estimate relating to the wealthiest people, compile that into a striking new fact that becomes the centerpiece of a media rollout aimed simultaneously at promoting a popular book and intervening in a presidential primary campaign — all this rubs academic instincts the wrong way and helps explain a fair amount of the scholarly backlash to Saez and Zucman.
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Then more Ann comforting me, and more hot chocolate, and back and forth like that for about six hours or so, the chain of hot chocolate and back rubs only interrupted briefly when I had to run to the store for more hot chocolate packets ("Just give me all of them, all the boxes," I remember saying, through tears, to a very scared stockroom boy), and now I am ready to go.
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If you paid everyone for a year's worth of caring for loved ones — cooking, washing, transporting, giving pills and shots and rubs, taping together torn oxygen tubes, changing adult diapers, bringing wanderers back home, reading to those who can't anymore and whose minds beg for the refreshment of new ideas, tucking the pain-ridden into bed at night and prying them out in the morning — it would use up almost all the revenue of Walmart worldwide.
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If you are an autoworker who loses your job in Massena, N.Y., when G.M. closes its local plant (moving some jobs to Mexico) and who spends years out of work and who watches as schools shut down and shops go dark and young people flee — for you, the fact that America's big coastal cities are doing great, or that more than half a billion Chinese have been lifted out of extreme poverty, merely rubs salt in your wounds.
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At the annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, she rubs shoulders with elite solvers of the world, doing her level best to hold her own; aboard a crossword themed cruise, she picks the brains of the enthusiasts whose idea of a good time is a week on the high seas with nothing but crosswords to do; and, visiting the home and office of Will Shortz, New York Times crossword puzzle editor and NPR's official 'Puzzlemaster,' she goes behind the scenes to see for herself how the world's gold standard of puzzles is made.
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With hissing, clicking tape noises providing segues between one song and another, with several gleeful postmodern exercises on which Ocean sings over the backing track of another artist's song, Nostalgia, Ultra rubs its own status as a mixtape in your face, and by extension Ocean's alienation; it achieves via framing what he can't through direct expression, but that frees him to write a batch of wonderful songs — songs with hummable hooks and troubled lyrics, songs that do his romantic obsession justice through sweetly juicy music and tart vocals.
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