Amazon, which does not sell the salve itself, removed a book about black salve when BuzzFeed News asked about it.
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Perhaps that's the salve for economic mobility's rash — friendship.
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According to the news outlet, a small group of people claim that black salve can cure skin cancer, although doctors have said that this is not true and that black salve is dangerous.
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MUSIC is a salve for the woes of modern times.
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How, then, has Rosebud Salve stood the test of time?
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The effect, he says, was therapeutic, "a kind of salve".
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"Salve regina" by John Browne is relentless in its richness.
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Yet if done well, land reform could salve open wounds.
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Mutombo stayed to talk about Adams, spreading praise like salve.
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This could just be a temporary salve for these issues.
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There is her kitchen light, a salve against the cold.
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Go salve yourself with a private plane ride to Paris.
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Mr. Trump used the overnight visit to salve other wounds.
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People have found a salve for their sadness: exuberant agitation.
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Une salve d'applaudissements des spectateurs présents salua immédiatement son trait.
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The new parking spots would be a welcome salve, though.
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Humor has long been a salve for the bereaved, after all.
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In the UK, this was always the salve of the provinces.
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A bounce in oil prices offered some salve to strained nerves.
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She might help salve the rebarbative xenophobia of the Republican primary.
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Connection is the opposite of isolation and a salve for despair.
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In that environment, Mr. Trump brings a welcome, if temporary, salve.
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It's a shame, but, in this case, there was a salve.
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When these factors collide, doing more can be a temporary salve.
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Could CBD be a salve for an anxious nation on edge?
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On these long hot days of travel, podcasts are my salve.
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Believing you're right doesn't salve the bruises from these ethical struggles.
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"He was a salve for those wounds," the former official said.
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" Lip balm "I bring a tin of Smith's Rosebud Salve everywhere.
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And if someone provides you with a salve, why not take it?
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Some people will pay a premium for products that salve their conscience.
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Low rates are a salve to the indebted but hit deposit-holders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple's cash and services help salve iPhone worries.
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In such cases, presidential rhetoric can be a weapon or a salve.
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Believed to have medicinal healing powers, it's even added to foot salve.
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But others found no such comfort, with time's passage a useless salve.
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What if there was a potential salve to all of these struggles?
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Fred Zilian teaches history and politics at Salve Regina University, Rhode Island.
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The girls' soothing words and touches can only salve the eventual injuries.
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A soothing salve to quell the pain, if just for a moment.
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She is also an adjunct professor at Salve Regina University in Newport.
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But if technology is a salve, it can also be a poison.
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The cold compress of last week's storm is only a temporary salve.
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Refusing to "rule out" legalization in the hypothetical future is a political salve.
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But a makeup-melting, skin-coddling salve that guarantees a smooth, happy complexion?
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Taking pity on Roomba, they offered salve, but this was a temporary fix.
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The cream, the consistency of toothpaste, is a conductive salve for the electrodes.
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If any part of me ached, I'd use a cannabis-based topical salve.
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I strolled back over to the Snake Pit in search of a salve.
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I hope it serves as a salve and tiny motor for moving forward.
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In this world of broken women, words can be both weapon and salve.
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Since it premiered in 22, Jane the Virgin has been my go-to salve.
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Photos posted to a Facebook group that show the progress of using black salve.
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What makes black salve seductive as a fake cancer cure is some historical usage.
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But on Facebook, the crackdown on vaccine misinformation has not extended to black salve.
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The salve is widely available online, touted as a way to eliminate skin cancers.
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Even when they were down, a miracle shot or two could salve the situation.
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His songs were a salve for the alienated and the misfits of the world.
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Fred Zilian teaches global environmental politics at Salve Regina University, in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Late in a season of miscues and disappointments, the game represented a notable salve.
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On that basis alone, Animal Crossing is an escapist salve from an inflexible reality.
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Perhaps this is some needed salve for the wounds inflicted by our culture wars.
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Fred Zilian teaches history and politics at Salve Regina University, in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Stop Mandatory Vaccination Now has 170,000 members, far bigger than the biggest black salve groups.
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For a while, a blockchain seemed a salve for just about any problem: Fraudulent tuna.
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But that directive will only be a slight salve if overall travel is drastically reduced.
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After all, taxes are politically painful, an effect that spending on favored constituencies can salve.
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It also includes Mumbai gang-lord Iqbal Mirchi, industrialist Anil Salgaocar and lawyer Harish Salve.
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"This is the greatest salve in the world," he said in an interview in 1952.
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"I think it's a salve for … the stress and worry of the moment," he said.
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While time could be a salve for Sony, comic book fans are not terribly forgiving.
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RMR's "Rascal" is yearning, hopeful, and positively uplifting—the perfect salve for our troubled times.
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You can find it pretty much anywhere, and I think of it like a universal salve.
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And Pruitt served as a valuable salve to voters who care about that sort of thing.
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It was a welcome salve, but the resulting drive to deliver more comfort food got twisted.
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A member of a black salve Facebook group asks for advice about how to use it.
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Ocean sees it all and is using his music as a salve for the open wounds.
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Nonetheless, more than half of users said they were likely to recommend black salve to others.
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This year, as a salve, he had made his camp far on the anonymous desert outskirts.
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Dobrev soothed the pain by simply rubbing a CBD pain salve all over the irritated area.
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No medical salve, psychological band-aid, or well-intended platitude could help with this particular wound.
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Neither plan offers much of a salve for students, for whom fees remain the pressing issue.
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A brief but intense return to the trail could provide one salve for Trump's spirits, however.
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The flurry of goals and the carefree win were a salve for the national team's leadership.
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For Americans worried about the state of our republic, Watergate analogies can be a comforting salve.
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There's no salve for her characters' savagery, and Tamblyn isn't concerned with providing a neat ending.
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The Earth and our natural world is a fantastic healer and salve in these crushing times.
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A wholesome, non-benzo, non-opio, pure-carbo salve for the frazzled and the freaked out.
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" In his 2017 talk at TEDx Pasadena, Ryan Pfluger described photography as a "salve for loneliness.
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So Ms. Horne, 66, applies a salve containing cannabidiol, derived from the cannabis, or marijuana, plant.
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It isn't for you to intervene in her life in order to salve your own conscience.
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"And I think that Cheryl's words are a salve for the pain we are going through."
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"Black salve" burns through human skin, but Facebook says that groups don't violate its community guidelines.
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Now, the focus is on a useless wall to salve the delusions of a ranting demagogue.
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Two black salve groups containing 21,000 and 85033,000 members respectively are reportedly among the banned groups.
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BuzzFeed had reported in October that seven black salve groups were visible using Facebook's group search.
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Lowell's new assurance with metaphor was not only a stylistic triumph but a temporary psychic salve.
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She's a salve for our aches and wounds, for she represents the American grass roots' best.
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On the other hand, relatively newfound medical labels are a weak salve for old emotional wounds.
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The idea of going somewhere warm for the holidays would&aposve been a salve for him.
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Harari argues we've been applying that salve for a millennium now — we just called it religion.
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But from the pain of these struggles, she's crafted the perfect salve: her sixth album, Petite Afrique.
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She said she did it to earn money, to salve her soul and just to be heard.
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Luckily, a series premiered Sunday that is a worthy salve: SundanceTV's Top of the Lake: China Girl.
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DJ Snake released the track "Taki Taki" late last night, perhaps as a salve for yesterday's cesspool.
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Russia could salve Japanese honor by returning the two smaller islets to Japan with no strings attached.
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Once trained, pro cuddlers promise a physical and psychic salve through spooning, arm tickling and deep embraces.
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Rest well, sweet Lion King fans, as we have a salve to soothe our Pumbaa-shaped burns.
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But the salve is here, and it comes in the form of Beyoncé's soothing, sexy, lioness roar.
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But on "Nope," the salve of a good late-'90s hip-hop beat becomes the guiding force.
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But it&aposs $215 if you include CBD salve, which, of course, is the one I picked.
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Opposite poles of physicality — hugs one minute, punches the next — have become his symptom and his salve.
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But I learned later, as this article notes, that many consider the pungent salve a cure-all.
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In this environment, calls for healing sound like a tone-deaf salve to deeper calls for rupture.
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This praise and encouragement certainly was a salve that washed away the sting of an art critic.
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Cheap debt has been a potent salve for companies struggling to get ahead in a slow-growth world.
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It is the bane of my existence and also, at times, the only salve for a stressful day.
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Doctors and medical literature are clear that black salve is not a safe or effective cure for cancer.
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People use black salve not just for skin cancer, but other skin conditions, including acne and unwanted moles.
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The supposed success stories told in these black salve Facebook groups and YouTube videos are compelling and hopeful.
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Many experts argue a more stimulatory fiscal response could, in fact, prove a salve for the limping economy.
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And if you must know (you do), Wetzel topped everything off with some Rosebud Salve on Centineo's lips.
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But he wanted to write music that was richer and more mysterious, harking back to Browne's "Salve regina".
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Can feel-good tech dashed together after Trump's victory be more than a salve for Silicon Valley's guilt?
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Plus, our internet salve—looking at sexy gifs on Tumblr—will no longer be there to comfort us.
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Gasoline and diesel stocks rose, but the crude drawdown was a salve for recent losses in U.S. futures.
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The problems of other people are the only drug potent enough to help David, more salve than cure.
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And, with this in mind, might our giving not be dangerously superficial, a salve on a compound fracture?
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Maturity that appeals to establishment Republicans, and can help salve the wounds still smarting from a Trump candidacy.
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As on "Lemonade," the show's final act served as a resolution and salve — fury giving way to release.
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Fred Zilian, Ph.D., is an adjunct professor of history and politics at Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode Island.
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The apothecary-style salve-turned-beauty "must-have" has enjoyed a loyal following for well over a century.
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The long-awaited public hearings are an effort to salve the wounds from nearly 63 years of dictatorship.
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I nod again, cough my way through a "salve," and hustle off, making a vague "gotta go" gesture.
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To cap of a crushing year, I considered running an upbeat, optimistic story, a salve for depressing times.
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Balm Dotcom Universal Skin Salve, available at Glossier, $12Glossier is the maker of makeup that's not really makeup.
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That, along with knowing that governments are doing all they can, might be the salve that everyone needs.
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Steel and aluminum companies and their workers greeted the measure as a much-needed salve for their industries.
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He graduated from Salve Regina University in Newport, and received a master's degree in public policy from Harvard.
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The bars, oils and salve can be sold in every state and ordered online, according to the company.
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"Many young male neurotics find out early that hard labor is salve for an overactive mind," he writes.
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Perhaps doing an activity solely for its own sake and nothing more is the exact salve you need.
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The retrospective record gives a salve to readers who struggle through the everyday tortures experienced by the characters.
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But their self-awareness and self-deprecating humor is a pretty good salve that can be occasionally insightful.
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"People who use black salve are largely unaware of how serious the side effects of black salve can be, and over-estimate how precise or effective it can be in treating their problem," said senior author Dr. Mark Eliason of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, by email.
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And in times of confusion and upheaval, a little understanding might just be a better salve than mere distraction.
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In 2018, an Australian woman died after allegedly treating ovarian cancer by applying black salve topically to her abdomen.
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They can merely provide momentary salve for the despairs of modern life—much like a film by Maren Ade.
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Bereft of superpowers, Too Much Coffee Man often attempts to salve his depressions with more coffee -- to no avail.
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Taking pity on me, my boss offered me some healing salve and sent me home to finish the day.
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So long as the southern route thrives, the demand for opium to salve the soul is unlikely to ease.
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The final "Salve" builds through fully 21556 bars of melisma on the syllable "Sal-" to the final chord, "-ve".
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His team surveyed 340 adults attending primary care and dermatology clinics in Utah to gauge perceptions of black salve.
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"Instead of using black salve, we hope that people will talk with their doctors about their concerns," Eliason said.
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But the episode ends with her laid up in a bed while DeLuca treats her burn wounds with salve.
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A healthy pot industry is something that Sister Kate sees as a salve for a lot of these problems.
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"Ointment" was cited more than a dozen times, and its less common relatives, "salve" and "unguent," also made appearances.
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He white-knuckled his way through opiate withdrawal with only a patchy satellite internet connection to salve the pain.
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This reality show revival is the salve you didn't know you need for the bonkers year known as 2018.
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Either way, it would be hard to script a more of-the-moment salve for a nation on edge.
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The vice president, however, is seen as no salve for a nation facing steep unemployment and crumbling public infrastructure.
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Because the only all-embracing truth of that salve lies in finding pleasure where you can and cherishing it.
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Braxton: Well, Uncle Bud's is not a medication, it's more of a topical salve, I like to call it.
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That is a personal salve for my body, but it also functions as a weather vane, and guess what?
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One particular pest constantly criticizes Bergman on grounds of frigidity — that old myth, that salve to the male ego.
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Guests have the option to add CBD salve to their massage costing a total of 75 minutes for $215.
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To them, Mr. Trump offers to salve fallen pride, flex American muscle and renew bruised notions of American exceptionalism.
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In a decade in which things online (and offline!) tended to be pretty bleak, wholesome memes were a salve.
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Most tables have a bowl of cooling peanut-dressed gado gado salad on hand as salve for the heat.
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People's lives are atomized and insular, with only the next happy hour or marriage as a salve to despair.
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Perhaps, along the way, I will mysteriously acquire another inanimate object that will serve as an anchor, a salve.
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Her efforts to repair her relationship with the president in the intervening year and a half were an insufficient salve.
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One Amish seller in Kentucky was arrested in 20153 and sentenced to six years in prison for selling black salve.
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Black salve is far less common than vaccine misinformation, in both the general public's consciousness and the numbers on Facebook.
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Obama no longer suggests our divisions are illusory; he no longer proposes new thinking as a salve for old battles.
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A more normal relationship with the West, including visits by Westerners, was an essential salve for China's Mao-battered economy.
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But is the phenomenon of Rosebud Salve really so much about what's inside the tin as what the tin symbolizes?
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Though the Diamondbacks' 11-4 victory, which included Iannetta's solo home run, might be some decent salve to that wound.
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This set of mineral bath salts, mist, salve, and lotion, will wash any stress away and bring on major relaxation.
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A successful ideology, he wrote, is comforting, an all-encompassing tool to salve our deepest fears and orient our lives.
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He graduated from Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I. He is a son of Pamela A. Vellucci of Terryville, Conn.
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But as much as McBride welcomes the new attention, she also is concerned it's a salve and not a solution.
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Please, Democrats, don't make me wind up voting for Bill Weld just to salve my conscience and save my wallet.
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Black salve users risk disfiguring wounds or even death if they use it in lieu of evidence-based medical treatments.
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The only salve to this acrimonious relationship between Iran and Europe is a shared disdain for the Trump administration's policies.
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She created a homemade salve for the bears' paws and also began sterilizing tilapia skin, which she cut into pieces.
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After he left prison, he moved to Ecuador and reopened his website, where he continues to sell black salve and ships to the US. When asked by BuzzFeed News about it, Amazon removed Caton's book about black salve from sale on its site (his books on ayahuasca and government criminality are still for sale).
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Social Gemini energy can be like a healing salve — even if it comes in the form of seemingly superficial small talk.
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FilmStruck was also a wonderful salve for movie lovers tired of Netflix's dwindling catalog of films not made by Netflix itself.
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She&aposs being treated with salve, bandages, antibiotics and pain medication, and is eating solid food and a liquid milk replacement.
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One seller and proponent of black salve, Greg Caton, was arrested in 2004 for violating FDA rules about selling unapproved drugs.
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Milder, less corrosive forms of black salve are sold with recommendations from sellers to use as a vaginal douche or enema.
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It's difficult to imagine a single voice being a greater salve for June's own hungry, terrified heart than that of Winfrey.
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Macintyre said that the treatment worked much quicker than typical burn salve and pointed to a photo showing the paws' progression.
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Seventeen users said they were not aware of the possible side effects, including infection, scarring and disfigurement, before using black salve.
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It's a rare salve for the masochistic fanbase that just keeps watching him hurt everyone around him over and over again.
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This delusional counter-narrative is the only salve for his wounded ego, his only defense against the psychic shock that's coming.
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NEWPORT, R.I. – Officials have launched an investigation into allegations of hazing of football players at Salve Regina University in Rhode Island.
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If a comedian did struggle with their own mental health, the jokes could act like a salve for a physical wound.
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He didn't shy away from politics, nor offer simplistic platitudes to salve the consciences of often advantaged-by-birth viewing audiences.
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Democrats, in particular, say the resumes of both Clinton and Sanders are providing something like a salve in a turbulent world.
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Instead, stores are exploding with a bounty of colors, patterns and fancies, each one a salve for our differing sartorial itches.
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BDSers see it as a wishy-washy half-measure that doesn't accomplish anything but salve conscience of liberal Jews like me.
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There, they may find in Islamism or white nationalism the salve for their demons and a warped vindication for their actions.
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She's a complex woman who thought her beliefs about "reproduction as a moral imperative" were the salve for a disintegrating world.
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Adam and Eve make a similar choice when the grieving couple salve their sores, reconcile and have a third son, Seth.
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On one of the remaining black salve groups on Facebook, one user asked what had happened to all the other groups.
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And here's a compelling video of the choir performing Arvo Part's "Salve Regina" with Sinfonietta Riga in 2011 at Riga Cathedral.
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Goodwin buffs lips with a scrub (Bite Beauty's Agave Sugar Lip Scrub, $18), to prevent flakes, and applies a moisturizing salve.
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Nicholas Ludford's "Salve Regina" is a joyous tangle of long, florid lines with the occasional tangy dissonance illuminating a single word.
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Dr. Melanie Bui, assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Vermont Medical Center and coauthor of a paper on the dangers of black salve, told BuzzFeed News that this is not true — black salve destroys both healthy and cancerous tissue, and can even possibly mutate cancerous cells, causing normally treatable skin cancers to metastasize and spread.
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The authorities in neighbouring Tibet, where many people similarly resent the central government's control, have also looked to tourism as a salve.
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It appeared positioned to help Republicans salve the wounds of a bitter primary, and close ranks to defeat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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While it may hurt to know you missed this event in person, we have plenty of adorable photos to salve those wounds.
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We want to believe it's true, but hints of cream blush, rosebud salve, and ultra-light coats of mascara are dead giveaways.
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Windows 10, an excellent OS in its own right, is also the salve for many of the wounds inflicted by Windows 8.
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A more immediate salve was the sound of music once more on the streets of Timbuktu, previously banned under the Islamist regime.
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While we're fans of Glossier's entire range of products, there's one item that's our current obsession: their universal skin salve Balm Dotcom.
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Like a salve after an unexpectedly injurious Democratic primary, the "hope and love" message looks beyond Indiana, California and other remaining primaries.
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The company's new rate-your-walk feature could be a salve, helping walkers alert Wag to issues before something goes really wrong.
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Of course, I still love television—it's hard to escape escapism in all its forms, as ineffective a salve as it is.
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When standing out in the freezing cold I apply Neal's Yard Skin Soothing Salve to my chapped up hands, which really helps.
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Separated by 24 years in age, for a day they might have been the salve to each other's burdens, real or invented.
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Settle in for 10 delightful minutes of nothing but delicious sloshing sounds, and allow these sudsy waves to be your meditative salve.
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An unsung hero of the Black Arts Movement and inspiration for Audre Lorde, her words are a salve for times like these.
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After death and divorce, moving is supposed to be the most stressful thing you can go through, and eating became my salve.
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In a photo from June 1993, at Castlehill, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, a trainer appears to be applying salve to a fighter's head.
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It's a reaction against the post-Recession dominance of minimalism, and, one might argue, a salve for the anxiety of modern life.
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This shea butter-based salve, made with pure essential oils of lavender, ylang ylang, and lemon balm, is so very, very soothing.
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In 2014, she moved into an apartment in Far Rockaway, Queens, where the ocean air was a salve for her respiratory illness.
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The packages that began arriving on my porch daily were a salve protecting me from the increasing ugliness of the presidential campaign.
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Or if you do feel some relief, it may be because of other ingredients in the salve, such as menthol or camphor.
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Fermented garlic soup sounds stinkier than it tastes; on a cool December day it was salve for the soul, bracing, reviving, appetizing.
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India's highest court will decide later on whether to impose the so-called green cess on diesel vehicles with smaller engines, Salve added.
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"The first night I tried that salve, I'll have to tell you that I got a good night's sleep finally," he says enthusiastically.
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Sometimes reading someone else's pain is the best breakup salve, and this deeply sad and compulsive page-turner is definitely in that vein.
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In 2017, a woman posted on a group with 21,000 members that she put black salve on her breast to kill a tumor.
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Then a switch flips, and Lena Headey plays the next few moments as someone using cruelty as a salve on their own wounds.
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Crowdfunding campaigns that reward kindness, bravery, or decency shouldn't be the cure to what ails us, but they can be a temporary salve.
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Misrach is determined to document that poisoning without looking away, while Galindo wants to transform the results of that venom into a salve.
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I spoke to Tomiyama about what we know, what we don't, and why ice cream might be a salve for our political anxieties.
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He was also found guilty under the Arms and Explosives Act for procuring and supplying weapons, according to Special Public Prosecutor Deepak Salve.
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This allows the company to scale faster across doctors' offices to give the myriad medical record salve startups a run for their money.
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To the ones who did and to the ones who didn't or couldn't, I hope this news is a salve to your souls.
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Salve Regina spokeswoman Kristine Hendrickson said Friday university officials received an email from a parent detailing inappropriate conduct by upperclassmen on the team.
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They use the Tesla to salve their consciences with a "trip to church on Sunday", as the boss of a rival carmaker jokes.
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While America's private dental industry makes it difficult to institute universal care, the option remains the only salve for our country's dental inequality.
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In order to salve his own conscience, Elliot takes a swipe at Olivia's, saying she ought to have known her client was crooked.
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Such viewpoints are a salve against the prevalence of overblown luxury, an antidote to corporate spin and shiny celebs famous for their fame.
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According to Ricky Riccardi, director of the research collections at the museum, the salve is a symbol of Armstrong's devotion to his instrument.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors who were bloodied in the year-opening stock rout will be hard pressed to find any salve next week.
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Erica memorably debuted in Season 2 with a sassy, anti-nerd attitude that immediately helped to salve Stranger Things fandom's unfulfilled Barb obsession.
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Brent Sparkman, also from Tallahassee, first finished the race in 2011, an accomplishment that doubled as a salve for his recently broken marriage.
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Her husband applied what he called "black salve" — a pine-tar-based ointment used in medicine since the time of the ancient Greeks.
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They underscored their commitment to multilateral approaches as the salve to trouble, including widening economic inequality, terrorism and the ravages of climate change.
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All of the characters search for a salve for their post-revolution disillusionment; in Gilles' case, the remedies are sex, exploration and art.
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When human civilization seems to veer off into the nonsensical and unexplainable, nature reliably sweeps in to apply a bit of mindful salve.
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Ms. Chua remains amazed that something that began as a salve for her grief has become the thing she thinks about the most.
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The best salve for the current situation would be China containing this virus so that it stops spreading internally and around the world.
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This new function may also be a welcome salve for users who've been frustrated by their smart assistant's struggle to understand an accent.
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Following a BuzzFeed News report, Facebook has banned several groups that promote and discuss black salve, a dangerous and unproven skin cancer treatment.
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It's the perfect salve for a time when many of the images we see of ourselves in the media are either dehumanizing or depressing.
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When BuzzFeed News asked YouTube about several videos where people discussed using black salve, YouTube said the videos were in violation and removed them.
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So at a time when Bergdorf has been faced with an onslaught of online racist, transphobic and violent abuse, "Body" coats like a salve.
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She also points out that many patients are afraid of the scarring that can result from surgery, but black salve is not a solution.
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The pill popping — opiates — started casually, a pill or two as a salve for high school football aches, but over time became a crutch.
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"An unsung hero of the Black Arts Movement and inspiration for Audre Lorde, her words are a salve for times like these," writes Potts.
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It's not necessarily comforting, but the depth of the compositions tends to make for a buffer against the pain instead of an outright salve.
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India's highest court will decide later on whether to impose the tax, called a green cess, on diesel vehicles with smaller engines, Salve added.
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You'll find Lockett's hand working tin, wood, iron nails, and paint, working from deep desire for a conjuring that is its own healing salve.
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I think increasingly what has been sold to brands and agencies as the magic salve to reach their audience is less and less true.
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It offered something for everyone involved in the tortured melodrama of the last election, should they chose to salve their wounds and move on.
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The Catholicism of a figure like Benedict, with his faith in the legibility of earthly and spiritual experience, presents a salve for this condition.
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Accepting that and continuing to trudge forward, like Rue does, despite and because of her experience while watching Love Island, is a mental salve.
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Playfulness aside, the blissful and churning of one thickly textured paint into the next is a salve for an overworked or anxiety-ridden mind.
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To that end, Pence would be a salve to the existential fear Republicans feel as a result of Trump's immovable sway over the base.
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While sports as a salve for societal problems is surely overstated, Detroit's teams provided a needed jolt of optimism and a dose of escapism.
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Up to now, Mr. Booker's campaign has focused largely on sweeping upbeat oratory and calls for unity to salve the country's growing political divisions.
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Even with the changes to the News Feed, Facebook's robust revenue is a salve for investors, said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research.
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The large foyer has a grand staircase with a closet underneath and a fireplace with the Latin word salve ("hello") carved on the mantel.
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Another sibling was made whole by religion, after losing a son to murder and finding that no one but God could salve her wounds.
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Here and in so many other portraits, Opie's demand of the past is that it serve the present and in doing so salve it.
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It's easy to decide that the world should just write it off and perhaps throw some humanitarian assistance its way to salve our consciences.
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His mind in need of a salve, he went to a play: "Richard III," the story of a king who was also a soldier.
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Fred Zilian teaches Western Civilization and politics at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, and is a columnist for the Newport Daily News.
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Some aides viewed Kavanaugh's steady denials as a salve for an overheated crisis that was quickly morphing into a debate about women and power.
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The optimism of the recording session, and the message of the lyrics, provided a temporary salve, yet the shootings still continue at a horrifying rate.
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In fact, the way I found out I was sick was by discovering that heroin didn't work to salve what I'd assumed were withdrawal symptoms.
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To make their CBD salve, the sisters combine cannabis with coconut oil and cook it in a crockpot for two days before adding other ingredients.
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In 2017, a woman named April documented her use of black salve to treat breast cancer over the course of 14 videos posted to YouTube.
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They gave the projector to the Afghani government, providing a means to periodically salve the physical, emotional and symbolic wounds left by the Taliban's destruction.
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The change could help salve users' frustrations over YouTube's ad policy, a long-standing point of tension that's become more pressing over the past year.
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The phrase materialized into the title of Lennox's debut album, released last Tuesday, and like the salve, Shea Butter Baby resonates long after its use.
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Twenty-three people said they'd used black salve to treat potential skin cancer, and the researchers later did follow-up interviews with most of them.
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Julianna Barwick's 2013 album Nepenthe was a lot like its title: a healing salve, a soft buffer against the constant thrashing of the outside world.
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Point is, whatever sort of entertainment salve you prefer, January's new-to-streaming roster most likely contains something to help get you through the month.
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The second potential transaction might be with his core constituents who hunger to undermine Obama's legacy — a salve for their dislike of the former president.
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Her full proposal for a new approach to trade was published by the Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy at Salve Regina University.
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Although many of these films will not see a wide release, they are a welcome salve in an era seemingly characterised by reboots and sequels.
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Instituting reforms aimed at changing performance without changing the underlying incentive issues of this organizational form is a naive salve for an economics-based wound.
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The roll-on topical pain-relief salve, meanwhile, meant to be applied directly to a woman's affected area, also works wonders for a stiff neck.
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Over the past 15 years or so, ketamine has on numerous occasions been demonstrated as an effective, rapid salve for symptoms of major depressive disorder.
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But the pace of change online and the proliferation of new sites means that blacklists are, at best, a temporary salve and an incomplete solution.
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It's a tradition that seeks to salve wounds lingering from the Vietnam War, when fierce social divides saw many conscripts spurned when they came home.
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Some say the only cure for the refining industry right now would be run cuts, leading to less supply and a potential salve for margins.
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I was most surprised by their humor — a salve, a defense to keep the disappointments and hardships at bay even for just a short time.
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I was personally most drawn to the Royal Tulip Nectar, $65, a honey-like salve that helps soothe my sunburns and eczema on the spot.
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The star wrapped up her routine by applying a multipurpose balm, Rosebud Salve, on her lips, following up with a facial moisturizer that contains honey.
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It is also, he argues, an environmental salve that could reduce automobile traffic in a region of the state that suffers from serious air pollution.
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But the alternative isn't a drug-free patient; the alternative is a continually relapsing patient — one who has to salve their addiction with dangerous street drugs.
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However, Castellani, the developer of DeKalb Market Hall, warned that while food halls are in vogue, they are not a salve for filling empty retail space.
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About seven Facebook groups for discussing the use of black salve are visible on the site (groups can choose to not be visible in search results).
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YouTube didn't say if black salve videos were already a topic that it was looking out for and proactively removing before being asked about specific ones.
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From our perspective, the tradition could have been broken a while ago (like, say, 2007), but Bening is a good salve for our 11-year wounds.
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They've also pitched proposals aimed at low-income Americans, like Booker's baby bonds, as a salve for racial inequality since they could disproportionately help African Americans.
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For any replacement of the ACA to gain traction, and become the effective salve to health system woes that Americans deserve, a bipartisan effort must ensue.
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While they may offer a salve to liberals smarting in the Trump era, they distract us from the real menace of the new war on sex.
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It's not quite the anti-Handmaid's Tale — its cheer isn't a purposeful statement on the more grimdark tendencies of contemporary dramas — but it's certainly a salve.
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Baltzley says crack, cocaine and alcohol masked the lingering effects of unresolved childhood trauma and provided a short-term salve for a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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Most of the time these lingering questions are large and painful; they are too big for answers, there is no answer that will satisfy or salve.
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The songs feel like a very necessary salve from the darkness of the past year, and will undoubtedly provide respite from whatever horrors 2019 might hold.
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The salve didn't help when she developed bursitis in her shoulder, but a tincture of cannabidiol mixed with T.H.C., the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, provided relief.
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The Democratic maneuver, they argued, contravened days of bipartisan negotiations and jeopardized faith that Congress was capable of mustering a legislative salve for a shuddering economy.
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First there's Wendy Rhoades, who sells the Maserati Axe gave her and funnels the proceeds into the company's charitable foundation, perhaps to salve her guilty conscience.
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A salve for technological oversaturation, Andrew P. Quinn and Erin Beckloff's documentary about letterpress printing features interesting characters who have devoted much to the art form.
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Yet there's salve for that wound, as the play ultimately suggests that even if loss on this level can't really be understood, it can be survived.
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He told The Hill in an interview that winning elections again would act as a salve for the party's wounds from the divisive 2016 presidential primary.
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The visit could bring a welcome salve to farmers caught in the crosshairs of the trade war if it results in a reopening of the market.
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Placeholder engagement rings can be a salve for those who might want to pop the question on vacation but don't have the funds or a diamond.
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Glam rock — which Kansai's designs for Bowie helped to fundamentally shape aesthetically — was about dreaming, about offering a certain unreality as a salve to troubled times.
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Despite the fact that baking is supposed to be a salve for the anxiety of being alive in 553, it has been a difficult year for cookies.
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"As a rule, basal cell never metastasizes, unless you put a mutantagenic on it like black salve, and then it will go rogue," Bui told BuzzFeed News.
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But after the first few results, there are videos that show real people who have used the salve, along with the gory images of their resulting wounds.
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Mertens, who told me she's an "ambassador for the plant," offers everything from body salve to a "lip bong," which contain a mix of THC and CBD.
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While some see the forthcoming 10th anniversary iPhone as make or break product for Apple, others point to the company's growing services business as a potential salve.
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Murphy's an ideal salve for his wounded image: She's 30, for starters, and the last time she made headlines was because she got a preventative double mastectomy.
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Image: Pagans of the PathPart of me wondered if witchcraft, as it exists on internet communities, is less of a religion and more of a spiritual salve.
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The most common reason patients gave for using black salve was to avoid surgery, and specifically the pain, scarring and costs of surgery that might not work.
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May's reputation for political caution is therefore being (mostly) welcomed as a salve for self-inflicted Brexit harm at this early point on the post-referendum timeline.
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After what has felt like week after agonizing week of super aggravating Luke P. drama, episode 7 of The Bachelorette felt like a necessary salve. Mostly. Kinda.
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Nestling into the couch with my sisters, mother, grandmother, and a party size bag of Cheetos, I expected six hours in Stars Hollow to be a salve.
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As it turned out, The Beast had once been a young boy, a victim of sexual abuse who attempted to salve his wounds by accruing magical power.
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Then she would pour peroxide into the wounds and rub them with salve so that I could sit normally and not raise too many questions at school.
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They salve their consciences by giving big money to philanthropy, and, you know, getting great pictures of them standing in front of whatever charity they donated to.
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Depending on who you ask, they've either made loving life sound incredibly annoying or they've been an optimistic and goodhearted, if cheesy salve in a tough era.
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Jackson wrote to his more than 7 million Twitter followers on Tuesday: There's nothing clever or snarky to say that would salve the wound Patriotism took yesterday!!
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" Hawk Dok Natural Salve said it is changing its labels and maintains that it "has found the natural way to fight off cancer and the HPV virus.
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In the film, Donnersmarck traps the painter and his wife in an excruciating family dynamic for which art is the salve, the solution, and the way out.
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Burt's Bees Res-Q Ointment BalmA botanical blend of lavender, comfrey, and rosemary are among the soothing ingredients in this solid olive oil and cocoa butter salve.
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Still, even with those changes, the report makes clear that the plan may not be the salve for the middle class that Mr. Trump has been pitching.
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The Apple Watch, a new version of which was announced at the event, was initially pitched, in 2014, as a salve for the excesses of your iPhone.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.7% after the U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut offered investors some salve for the global economic outlook.
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Democratic sources say Schumer convened the meeting not only to salve rankled feelings but also to send a message to the Vermont senator: Play nice with others.
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He advocates for returning ownership of digital data to users, a universal basic income as a salve for automation-fueled unemployment, and geoengineering to reverse climate change.
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The governor described the effort as a long overdue criminal justice reform that could help salve wounds in communities affected by the decades-long war on drugs.
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That vision isn't the "seamless garment of life" beloved of certain liberal Catholics, which effectively makes every issue a "life" issue, downgrading abortion to salve uneasy consciences.
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Where "Control" focused on self-actualization, "Rhythm Nation 210" (22003) aimed to address the world and her country, with its simmering social divides, and offer a salve.
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Bui said that though it's possible black salve could kill a skin cancer spot by destroying the tissue, there's a danger that some cancer could be left behind.
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"Medically speaking, it's important to note that a lot of people are using [black salve] are good people with good intentions and don't understand the science," said Bui.
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It's a lip balm and skin salve that can be used for a multitude of purposes from adding some shine and hydration to lips to moisturizing cracked skin.
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One is that he is too doveish, backing away from the gradual (and fairly modest) tightening in the Fed's current plans as a salve to jittery financial markets.
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Game the system with this cruelty-free tinted salve, which packs the healing power of vitamin E and a botanical oils while adding buildable color to your kisser.
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We connected with him because his message of hope was a salve for those struggling to find their footing in a foreign country that at times felt inhospitable.
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The cost further balloons when $12 billion the administration is set to spend on farmers to salve wounds suffered in the trade war is added to the mix.
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In Canby's view, this was "a salve on the wounds of Alison D.," but it wasn't equality: most heterosexual parents didn't have to get around this bureaucratic obstacle.
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The final scene, in which the nuns, one by one, walk to the guillotine singing Poulenc's forlornly beautiful setting of the Salve Regina, felt more horrific than ever.
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I saw comedy serve as a salve, and I went outside to share that gift, and then it turned into a career — and then I got stuck there.
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For working-class white people whose communities had been hollowed out by the decline of manufacturing, the rhetoric and promises of Donald J. Trump's campaign offered a salve.
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I normally salve insomnia with reading, but few new books have felt so revolutionary or so brave as to be able to rock my tired brain to attention.
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This game is delightful for many reasons, but the fact that it let me blow up a KKK induction ceremony was like a soothing salve on this wretched year.
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If you search "black salve" on the social network, these groups aren't in the main results, but if you limit the search to the Groups tab, they all appear.
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And while anti-vaxxers have the potential to cause a widespread public health issue, these lesser-known fake health cures like black salve are potentially more deadly per capita.
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The top results for "black salve" on YouTube are from reputable sources like the Mayo Clinic or CBS News, which describe it as a dangerous and ineffective cancer treatment.
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"I've been up in Toronto for a while and it's been very cold and dry, so I really used a lot of the Burt's Bees Hand Salve," says Bellisario.
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Seven patients said they used black salve on a cancerous lesion, four used it on a "precancer" and seven used it on benign growths like warts and skin tags.
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Perhaps the secret of her enduring appeal is that together those frameworks animate her joyful plunge into the unpredictable vicissitudes of life, providing salve to our own unspoken fears.
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But according to multiple reports, the 49ers found the salve over the weekend in a fully guaranteed $10.5 million contract that can become a $19 million, four-year deal.
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Kiehl's Ultimate Strength Hand Salve is an all-star hand cream that's well-known for soothing even dry, cracked hands while providing a "glove-like" barrier for your skin.Pros:Cons:
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On the left, Occupy Wall Street critiqued the predatory one percent in a new vocabulary, while Rolling Jubilee attempted to salve the crushing burdens of student and medical debt.
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The concept of "God," he figured, endures because it offers a psychological salve to people, while "eternal damnation" survives because it is useful as a means of social control.
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Once upon a time (the 22017s), a salve to male-dominated music festivals was Lilith Fair, a woman-centric tour founded in part by the singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan.
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If they invent cheap gewgaws for people to take home as mementos of their... visit to the Bard's shrine, they immediately salve their conscience by planting more flower gardens.
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James M. Ludes, Ph.D., is vice president for public research and initiatives and executive director of the Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy at Salve Regina University.
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To a 2020er, the book will come as a shock — Harvey was untouchable then — but also a salve: A lot is going to go wrong in the decade ahead.
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The only "Deja Vu" scene that required such a dire salve is when Kevin Pearson (Justin Hartley) is trying to film a heartfelt scene with Sylvester Stallone (playing Sylvester Stallone).
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As tensions between the United States and Russia rise once more today, it's worth reflecting on Kennedy's optimism about the powers of space exploration as a salve for geopolitical hostility.
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But the liquid doesn't exactly smell like a handful of fresh veggies — unlike the brand's Skin Salve from the same line, which smells just like the carrot extract it contains.
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Proponents of black salve in the Facebook groups believe that the paste, typically made from a flowering plant called bloodroot and zinc chloride, only eats away cancerous or diseased tissue.
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In April 2017, it sent warning letters to peddlers of these kinds of false medicine, including sellers of black salve, the sale of which is prohibited in the United States.
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As of Monday, YouTube videos viewed millions of times were among the postings advocating the use of a cell-killing, or necrotizing, ointment called black salve to treat skin cancer.
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Democratic officials cite his appeal among young people as a potential salve for Sanders' supporters should Clinton secure the nomination, and his popularity among minorities as useful should Sanders prevail.
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As Mr Setiya says, "fast cars and wild affairs" cannot salve that, but his book—a delightful amalgam of self-help and intellectual inquiry—aims to show that philosophy can.
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If your dry patches still persist, spread a thin layer of 1% hydrocortisone over the affected area, then smooth on a generous amount of the thickest salve you can find.
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Thirteen people had a personal history of skin cancer, and 11 said the result of using black salve was that the lesion was still present or a scar was present.
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The Atlanta History Centre, however, thinks there is a middle way between iconoclasm and inaction—an approach that might help to salve historiographical rows raging across the South and beyond.
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Gibraltar stands as a case where the European Union, for all its shortcomings, has acted as something of a salve for a lingering dispute over territorial sovereignty between two members.
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Then a middle school student living in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, Ms. Olivieri found skating to be a salve for her depression and feelings of inferiority, she said.
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It's a welcome salve and epiphany amidst chaos—a record so damn beautiful that it allows you to forget the external noise and get caught up in its own instead.
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From the moment he was named to the Republican ticket, however, Mr. Pence has struggled to salve the wounds and minimize the damage that Mr. Trump has inflicted on himself.
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Details: The French people will be given two months to complain about the state of things in an airing of grievances that Mr. Macron hopes will be a political salve.
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Brando stars as a middle-aged American abroad who enters into an affair with a much younger Parisian woman (Schneider), initially as a salve to get over his wife's suicide.
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The idea that animates Yang's candidacy is the creation of a universal basic income (UBI) to serve as a salve for when human beings are automated out of the workforce.
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In the best-case scenario, this approach will move Europe away from its own addiction to development aid as a moral salve and an easy solution to a complex problem.
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As the war deepened, they had the double duty of treating the physical wounds of servicemen, and sometimes Vietnamese civilians, and offering an emotional salve to injured and dying troops.
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One is Otto Pohl, a German engineer who had tried to salve his conscience and save his skin by joining a roadworks corps instead of signing up with the Wehrmacht.
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But his wife suggested a trip to the zoo in Omaha, where the Olympic trials were held, before their flight home, and it became the first salve to his wounds.
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Puerto Rico's blond hair and over-the-top celebrations are the accouterments of an ironclad determination to bring a brief salve to a place that is coping with economic strife.
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And even as the government claims a wish to salve human misfortune, in parliamentary debate it brusquely rejected a proposal to extend the bill's embrace to all immigrants fleeing persecution.
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The Trump administration has signaled that, win or lose on the AHCA, the top priority is their economic growth agenda, including tax reform, which should provide salve to the markets.
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Although Egypt cannot progress to the next round, a win could salve the country's bruised morale, said Hatem Maher, a sports journalist with the state-owned Ahram Online news website.
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If the reason Saban stays is adherence to his famous Process, which emphasizes doing things the right way over results, then winning games and championships cannot serve as a salve.
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He was in so much pain it was preventing him from getting a good night's sleep, so when a friend recommended a CBD salve, he was open to trying it out.
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Washington (CNN)Recognizing and honoring America's military can provide a salve for the bitterly fought presidential election, President Barack Obama said Friday during his final Veterans Day as commander in chief.
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The feature wasn't so much a salve for ergonomic oversight as it was an acknowledgement of an unfortunate truth: When building something for millions of people, one size can't fit all.
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In groups like "Black Salve Healing Support Group," people post photos of their affected areas and ask for advice about how often to reapply or how to treat the resulting wounds.
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Misrach is determined to document that poisoning without looking away, while Galindo wants to transform the results of that venom (the physical effects of unknown lives and deaths) into a salve.
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After applying a homemade salve to speed up healing, Peyton and Clifford cut grafts of sterilized tilapia skin and sutured them directly onto the animals' paws while they were under anesthesia.
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Black salve refers to products containing zinc chloride and sanguinarine, both corrosive ingredients that can severely damage skin, the study team writes in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Half of the interviewees brought up issues with talking to their doctors about black salve, including fear of being judged and the doctors not wanting to answer questions about the product.
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So if you, like so many of us, are searching for a salve to the ever-burning dumpster fire of life, here's a handy guide to uplifting LGBTQ stories on Netflix.
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One potential salve, promoted by educationalists on the left and right and hinted at in Ms Morgan's plans, would be to allow local authorities in effect to form their own chains.
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The Oscars have too many masters to serve, too many egos to salve, too many plates to keep spinning in the air, to turn into a foundational document for The Resistance.
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The album is salve for a year hard lived, and is lively with Simz' trademark vivid storytelling and the witty bars that set her apart from everyone else currently doing it.
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RW also has a "Sport" line of products "for sprains, bruises, muscle tightness" that include a topical salve that combines CBD with herbs like arnica, cayenne, lavender and St. John's Wort.
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Meant as a short-term salve to budgetary woes and staffing shortages, its regular use is likely to not only contribute to these same problems, but to endanger staff and prisoners.
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It's much harder to disentangle the out-of-control kids from the world they've grown up in, to determine whether music is a salve for misery or a spur to it.
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The potent flower is also found in Tammy Fender's Intensive Repair Balm Formula No. RB-410, a therapeutic salve with lipids and proteins to help reinforce the skin's protective outer layer.
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But efforts at a late Santa Claus rally failed to salve investors after a year that brought gains for very few categories of financial assets, from stocks to bonds and commodities.
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As a salve to my crisis, I decided to revisit my most potent Return of Saturn memories to see what I could learn from Gwen's evolution as an artist and person.
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Trump also used the Obama legacy as a salve for the rising national debt, which he had promised to pay off within eight years while running as a candidate in 2016.
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Watching these women win has been a salve on a festering two-year-old wound, as a president who ran on misogyny and racism used his platform to amplify that bigotry.
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Asian shares rallied for a fourth straight session on Thursday as U.S. markets swung sharply higher and another dose of central bank stimulus offered some salve for the global economic outlook.
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Monastery Flora Botanical Cream SerumIt's not properly a cream, nor is it a serum — think of this multitasking solution as a kind of does-it-all salve for your skin woes.
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Roy's argument was also a salve to the liberal conscience, Kepel added, allowing people to believe that the state of contemporary Islam had little or nothing to do with the violence.
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With their admissions criteria, America's elite colleges sit atop gigantic mountains of privilege, and then with their scholarship policies they salve their consciences by offering teeny step ladders for everybody else.
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In a clear sign of its modern-day currency, the International Monetary Fund — not an institution prone to utopian dreaming — recently explored basic income as a potential salve for economic inequality.
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That means the fund would be a temporary salve on a deep and festering wound — and that McConnell and the Trump administration will almost certainly need to offer a bigger bribe.
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"I didn't win the Mr. Right pageant, but I think I won the night," Jed says, and his comment is just the salve Bachelor Nation needs after so much Luke P. slime.
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Williams's third collaboration with Barry Levinson was a salve for liberals begging Jon Stewart to run for President, and looking back at this gentler time in our political culture is still soothing.
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These supposed success stories add to the misinformation: People who put salve on a mole that may have not been cancer in the first place boast that they are now cancer-free.
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In a Facebook group named "Bloodroot Discussion Group," a woman posted frequently about using the salve in pill form as well as topically to treat her ovarian cancer through 2015 and 2016.
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Trump is the very definition of a humiliated man, and now he's consistently on the brink of ruining thousands, if not millions, of strangers' lives as a salve for his bruised ego.
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I read the password-protected liner notes while lying in bed, revoltingly hungover, feeling like an inside-out mouth, and in need of both a Gatorade and some kind of musical salve.
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"The ingredients vary from one salve to the next, but basically it creates an environment locally where the skin has to give something up to maintain its pH balance," Dr. Day says.
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People use it for pain relief and even as a sunburn salve, though the FDA recently called out a number of companies for claiming their CBD products could treat or cure cancer.
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While more ads might provide a short-term salve, shoddy or intentionally "malicious" ads are likely to not only to drive people away but also push them into flipping on ad blockers.
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Mr Durant's decision will surely set off celebrations around San Francisco, helping to salve the wounds from Golden State's devastating defeat two weeks ago, and make him persona non grata in Oklahoma.
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Those bygone premiums do help to emphasize just how long Rosebud Salve has been around — since when people wanted phonographs and BB guns so badly they'd go door to door selling salves.
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That evidence prompted them to send officers from the 42nd Precinct, to the north, and the local housing command, Police Service Area 7, into the projects, as a salve against any retaliation.
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Yet the airport also reflects a less glamorous side of China's rapid change: a reliance on the heavy hand of big infrastructure as a salve for deeper problems in politics and economics.
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Before the exhibition opened, both had interviewed the gallery's employees about their jobs, creating the trademarked and patent pending Infinite Resistance™ ointment that now lacquers the gallery's floors as a salve.
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What could salve the bitterness over US President Donald Trump's impeachment battle better than a face-to-face explanation from the Founding Fathers about how they intended to hold presidents to account?
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Look closely and Château d'Aunoy can be read as a lavish antidote to personal suffering, a primer on how to use the layers of time as a salve for all that's broken.
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Her "Salve Regina" sounds the erotic codes of an opera scene; particularly poignant is the chromatic walk down the scale at the words "in hac lacrimarum valle" ("in the valley of tears").
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The ancient Egyptians offered honey to the gods and then joined the Greeks, Romans and Chinese in using it as a salve for wounds and a treatment for fevers and stomach ailments.
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"Dangerous activities" refers to things like drinking Miracle Mineral Solution or using black salve to cure cancer, and also to promoting anti-vaxx content, which YouTube cracked down on earlier this year.
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Gary Schatsky, a financial adviser in New York, has plenty of clients who have been stung by the SALT limitation, yet he doesn't presume that municipal bonds will be a guaranteed salve.
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Then she comes in with the "magic step": Before finishing with a highlighter, Zendaya swears by priming her cheekbones and nose with a dab of Aquaphor, the salve that can do it all.
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Our love for high-impact liquid lipstick is well-documented, but come winter, our lips are begging us to put down the matte formulas and indulge them in a nice, boring, heavy salve.
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The scope of "Always in Season" -- how it resists the mercuriality of memory -- is its own kind of salve, imposing justice on a country that believes itself to be better than it is.
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So I stand on my own historical record, sharing it as salve, as a way to say "you are not alone" to anyone who might recognize themselves in what I have to say.
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Sid did his best to salve my distress and after almost three tumultuous years, his company transferred our visas, finally allowing me to work in the U.S. The change was emotional, physical, monumental.
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His candidacy is built on Twitter bursts and insults that touch hot buttons, momentarily salve anxieties and put a fist through the face of political correctness, but without any credible programs for implementation.
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She swept Fenty Beauty Metal Moon Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter along the top of Georgia's cheekbones and finished the look by tapping the Chili Mango stick on her lips followed by MAKE Marine Salve.
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Given that pedigree, it's not surprising that on any given night (or afternoon) you'll see the likes of Bradley Zero or Phil Mison or Mixmaster Morris gliding through records that soothe and salve.
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"When the predatory nature of America's business elites threatened to become an actual political issue, Cory Booker leaped to salve the wounded fee-fees of the crooks," Esquire's Charlie Pierce wrote this month.
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Some see the recent recovery as a temporary salve in what looks to be another poor year as the global economy continues to struggle, rather than a harbinger of better returns going forward.
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Because making ceramics requires persistence and all-consuming concentration, it is said to be a perfect salve for a particular set of modern anxieties — too much work, too much news, too much internet.
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We've been prescribed a pregnancy salve — by the millennial-friendly maternity market, by social media, by apps and books and Big Pregnancy — and ensured its universality: If you look good, you'll feel good.
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Washington Wizards: Coby White, PG, North Carolina White becomes the salve the Wizards needed — but never expected to be able to get in this draft — to survive without John Wall in 2019-2020.
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Traditionally thick and packed with soothing and hydrating ingredients, these products go above and beyond regular moisturizers, acting as a literal salve for all your skin woes, including skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema.
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Allowing the pound to weaken would be a salve to an economy that had trailed the rest of Europe, but it would also hurt the many foreign allies who kept their reserves in sterling.
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It also offers a salve to the on-screen whitewashing of characters in other sci-fi and fantasy franchises, like the adaption of Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea, which she was vocally displeased about.
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People will apply the salve to a mole or spot, and when it starts eating away at the skin, they'll take that as confirmation that it was indeed cancer, without seeking a doctor's diagnosis.
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He remains the avatar of white guys trying hard not to be the worst, but he's also — especially in this new incarnation — a salve for those exhausted with the enduring conundrum of white guilt.
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"There are a lot of urban legends about spider bites," Seger said, adding that she has seen patients slather on tobacco, coffee grounds and horse salve in her 30 years of treating spider bites.
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Indeed, Ted Cruz seems to be dipped some sort of anti-charisma salve that leaves many of us feeling unsettled and even repulsed when we are confronted with Cruz's large, strange, second-place face.
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Following a recipe line by line provides a sense of control and structure, she points out, and the end result is something comforting and decadent — a "salve for [one's] anxiety" in these dire times.
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One question Bennett poses, and that Swiderski and AITF attempt to answer, is: how might art offer salve for those who struggle with human interface in institutional spaces that struggle to cultivate authentic communion?
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Paltrow (who's married to showrunner Falchuk) is especially excellent as Hobart's supportive mother, and she lends a grace and kindness that's a welcome salve from the endless manipulation and plotting of the entire ensemble.
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Wright is interested in a lot of themes: loss; the way music can salve our wounds; how coping mechanisms can sometimes become barriers in their own right, impairing us from engaging with the real world.
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A woman recently posted photos to a private group of a spot on her cheek that she had applied black salve seven times, asking if she should keep applying after it oozed pus several times.
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To which the petitioner, senior advocate Harish Salve, argued that WhatsApp with over 160 million users in India, has become a utility service and thus it needs to safeguard data and privacy of its users.
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The refrain I so often heard from colleagues the Law360 newsroom - "hey, at least we have jobs in journalism" - was a salve against their growing frustrations with pay, story quotas and long often uncompensated hours.
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Various groups have tried to salve these issues with sets of standards meant to govern what constitutes an acceptable ad, including ad industry trade group Interactive Advertising Bureau and, to the industry's frustration, AdBlock Plus.
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The concerts may have all centered on one side of the political aisle, but many artists and organizers also see their performances as a buffer and a salve to the growing polarization in the country.
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Now comes the latest salve — what is called La Canopée — a gigantic curving metallic umbrella rising 72 feet over what was once the essence of not only Paris's heart, but also its soul and belly.
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Why it matters: The Fed's $60 billion a month Treasury bill purchase program, announced as a "technical" salve to calm the $2 trillion U.S. repo market, looks to have provided some assistance in the steepening.
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Yves Saint Laurent designed a collection inspired by the May 1968 Paris riots; by contrast, Dior's "New Look" was a salve for the wounds of wartime, making people forget the hardships and revel in luxury.
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The new Bay Area office might not be a salve to these problems, but it is clear that Washington is listening and paying attention — whether the Valley meaningfully engages in return is yet to be seen.
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For Renault-Nissan, it is being portrayed in Europe as a salve between two bickering alliance partners in the wake of a failed merger with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the downfall of former CEO, Carlos Ghosn.
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As this trying year mercifully comes to an end, shockingly, you'll find the salve for your likely anxiety-ridden soul in the network best known for violent, dark epics and comedies that are really dramedies, HBO.
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ANTWERP, Belgium (Reuters) - Europe's refiners are in for another year in the black in 2016, a salve for an industry that not long ago faced years of losses due to competition from more advanced units elsewhere.
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Her picks: the Mazz Hannah Carnelian Infusion Skin Salve ($80), Mazz Hanna Citrine Infusion Effervescent Bath Tonic ($55), Mazz Hanna Magnifier Quartz Infusion Essential Oil Blend ($60) and Mazz Hanna Smoky Quartz Infusion Foot Spray ($55).
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Taking advantage of market gyrations could be a salve for ADM and its rivals Bunge Ltd and Cargill Inc, as they cope with the risks to exports posed by the wave of trade protectionism, analysts said.
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She needed to say it — her salve to the hostility of people who claimed she was unpatriotic because she had dared to suggest that, as an adult, she had not always been proud of her country.
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No, as I learned when I sang along to the hook in "Give Me Everything," the only salve for the fear, the only wealth and real estate that matters is helping and being with each other.
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Effectively, what you get is an anti-inflammatory (frankincense, eucalyptus, thyme), anti-fungal (clove, geranium, eucalyptus), anti-bacterial (tea tree, geranium, eucalyptus) salve that works on everything from arthritis and scrapes to eczema and cold sores.
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London (CNN Business)If you've ever felt guilty about leaving your dog home alone, Spotify may be able to salve your conscience -- by bringing out a podcast and range of playlists aimed at soothing lonely pets.
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But the proposal also shows how Mr. Xi's ties to rural Iowa have become a symbolic salve, used by both the Chinese government and now the incoming Trump administration to soften tensions with folksy good will.
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So, whether you're in need of salve for the body or the soul, or simply looking to stock up your larder, here's our guide to the best health offerings to be had in the British capital.
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The Supreme Court allowed the registration of large diesel vehicles with an engine capacity of 2 litres or more in Delhi and the surrounding National Capital Region, according to Harish Salve, a lawyer connected to the case.
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She's not here as a salve — Pacific Rim: Uprising might not get a perfect scorecard for its treatment of women, thanks to a largely pointless love triangle — but she's certainly ready to throw us all off balance.
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But it was a salve for the party and for Mr. Modi after a crushing defeat last fall in state elections in Bihar, which Mr. Modi cast as a referendum on his first 17 months in office.
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Still, Sullivan says he hopes to bring the same kind of human touch and calm voice that Cutts was known for; a salve for people who are used to dealing with attribution-less statements or faceless forums.
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Jack Black Industrial Strength Hand HealerThe name says it all: Jack Black's healing salve is made with macadamia and sunflower oils, plus healing (and fragrant!) eucalyptus and vitamins A, C, and E to soften dry, rough hands.
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Whether or not it ever materializes, as movie fans watch Hollywood shift its release schedules indefinitely and halt production on anticipated projects in the midst of a global pandemic, savoring Cats has become something of a salve.
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The crude market is watching for a salve in the form of additional output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies including Russia, set to meet in Vienna on March 20193-22019.
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As it approaches the end of its masterful 14-episode second season, the show has become an essential salve against cynicism: It's relaxing and gentle TV that revels more in its meditative beauty than its eccentric comedy.
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Starbucks' outgoing Executive Chairman Howard Schultz said on Monday that a recent slowdown in China would be short-lived, seeking to salve investor concerns that the U.S. coffee chain is under pressure in the fast-growing market.
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But its success in the House, by a 301-to-123 vote, is only a temporary salve to the bitter feuds that are standing in the way of a broader agreement over federal spending for next year.
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There's a deep generosity in Levy's willingness to acknowledge that trauma is rarely dignified or simple; her writing offers readers a salve against the loneliness of feeling that one's own sorrow should feel more elegant or pure.
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A victory provided a momentary salve on a day when the Mets drew scrutiny over the circumstances surrounding the injury to Syndergaard, whose start last week had been pushed from Thursday to Sunday because of biceps discomfort.
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It threatened to reopen wounds between Mr. de Blasio and the Police Department that the mayor had worked assiduously to salve since the last time officers were gunned down in an apparently targeted killing, in December 2014.
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In her book, The Idea of the Library in the Ancient World, classicist Yun Lee Too noted the prevailing idea among the people of the ancient Mediterranean that books could act as a salve for the soul.
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Some $1.8 billion worth has entered Venezuela in the last year, according to three senior banking sources, as Maduro quietly dismantles 16 years of socialist regulations to salve the economy in the face of U.S. sanctions and hyperinflation.
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To help salve the burn that customers who paid the full price might be feeling, the company is offering a $200 Essential Store "friends & family code" to be used towards the purchase of another phone or a module.
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The Watergate parallel can serve as a salve, holding out the promise that Trump's administration — with all its vulgarity, disrespect for the rule of law, and questionable foreign entanglements —will be truncated in the same way Nixon's was.
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The Supreme Court allowed the registration of large diesel vehicles with an engine capacity of 2 litres or more in Delhi and the surrounding National Capital Region (NCR), according to Harish Salve, a lawyer connected to the case.
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What Baumol called a dilemma, and what we have come to describe as a disease, is actually precisely the salve for technological productivity gains to be distributed, even to parts of the economy that aren't experiencing productivity growth.
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Wells is the only salve I will accept for the pain of losing Vinny, who is, I'm sorry, way hotter than Brett and I'm saying that as someone who is familiar with Vinny's alt career as DJ Vinsane.
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According to the report, in 2015, Black women's unemployment rate was "higher than the rate for women from any other of the other largest racial and ethnic groups except for Black men" — and education is hardly a salve.
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Ratings agency Fitch said on Wednesday that Fernandez now needed to turn "vague campaign promises into a detailed economic plan" to help salve jittery markets, adding that his picks for key economics posts would be an important signal.
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It's all the product of Dr. George F. Smith, a Maryland druggist who, according to a 1991 article written by his grandson, Allen R. Smith, Jr., accepted a "challenge" from friends to create an all-purpose skin salve.
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This jittery national mood has given rise to what Rebecca Jennings at Vox has dubbed "anxiety consumerism"—the rise of a plethora of products, from fidget spinners to essential-oil sprays—meant to salve restless minds into calm.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and other U.S. monetary policy officials have made it clear in recent weeks that they are ready to stop raising interest rates and tightening lending conditions, a salve to investors in speculative assets.
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Because, if anyone was going to try to seriously present a case for the artistry of mixed martial arts to anyone, an event headlined by Tito Ortiz and Chael Sonnen in 2017 probably shouldn't be their opening salve.
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But Rosen was persistent, and he found, in Walker, a person who liked to salve old wounds, and who did not find Detroit provincial or insignificant but was moved by the desperation of a formerly great American city.
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In fact, Count Nikolai Tolstoy says, more kings, queens and all the frippery that royalty brings would be not just a salve for a superpower in political turmoil, but also a stabilizing force for the world at large.
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Per a study Sam swiped from the maesters' library at the Citadel, the spread of greyscale can be stopped by peeling off the scaled skin and applying a special salve to the raw flesh of the affected areas.
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Dr. Melanie Bui, assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Vermont Medical Center and coauthor of a paper on the dangers of black salve, said the people who are using it are good people who are just misinformed.
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Black salve is not the only fake cancer cure to proliferate online: In 2017, BuzzFeed News wrote about a bogus cure made of apricot seeds that had nearly died out in the 1970s and was having a revival online.
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I used to fall asleep to "The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot" playing on repeat from my candy-purple stereo, willing myself to cry, the song at once an impetus and a salve for my many teenage heartaches.
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Sausage from the family butcher shop La Moderna, craft beers from La Salve, buns from a local bakery, as well as an original sauce and mustard concoction from the Guggenheim come together to create mouth-watering designer hot dog.
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Los Angeles-based photographers Shaughn Crawford and John DuBois visited Sister Kate and Sister Darcy, who are not related, to see what the marijuana salve-making process was really like, after seeing a story about them on the news.
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It, like my grandmother's kitchen light, like the Moon over the hills, like the hiss of tires on an old road, is salve against the cruelty and confusion of a world that does not wish to let us be.
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The 48-year-old Bronx native hoped that his message of love — a common theme in his work — would act as a salve for those who pass by after paying a visit to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.
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MeWe told BuzzFeed News that it would remove the term from search results, but would not ban groups dedicated to black salve discussion, citing the fact that its platform works differently than Facebook in terms of spread and promotion.
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But even a late Santa Claus rally will do little to salve the 8 percent declines for the MSCI index this month and a year that brought gains for very few categories of financial assets, from stocks to bonds and commodities.
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As a salve to late-night soirées and electro brunches, the property's owner Oscar Comtet has lined up a series of pop-ups, from yoga classes in the Deluxe Suite to beauty treatments by MyMEC — and a barbershop for men.
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But for Sarah, and many young health care professionals like her, a sizeable Instagram following is a salve for a litany of problems experienced by those in the field: burnout, odd hours, and a lack of a creative outlet, to start.
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Hooking up with Joel is a small salve for that that much bigger, more difficult, journey No, Midge and Joel probably won't be splitting a giant plate of spaghetti and meatballs à la Lady And The Tramp come Maisel season 3.
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These sorts of realizations normally send me into a brief spiral of panic, and this time, the existential salve is a retinoid and Cocofloss, which has now come to have the effect of making me feel slightly better about absolutely everything.
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The second reality, which often conflicts with the ideological priors of the exponents of the first reality, but is no less true, is that the mixed economy has promoted Baumol's Salve (yes, I am leading the charge to rename this phenomenon).
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That's why one of America's first black millionaires, Madam CJ Walker, knew she had a market by creating her own line of hair care products for black women—including salve for hair growth—at the turn of the 20th century.
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One of the herbs that I love is yarrow, which has a beautiful flower, but also, you can make a salve that is really useful for bruises and soreness, or you can make a tincture that can be useful for bleeding.
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For all the applause from the tourist industry and City Hall, the Honolulu experience appears to be more of a salve to the concerns of civic leaders than a solution to finding a bed for those without a place to live.
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Jalloh, a 14-year-old Muslim immigrant from Guinea, may seem like a surprising conduit for the writing of Whitman, a long-dead queer socialist poet from Brooklyn, but such incongruity is the active agent in Whitman, Alabama's therapeutic salve.
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It's a cure-all for an anxious, tech-addled society — a salve for every ailment, a balm for every mood, ibuprofen meets a glass of red wine cut with Prozac and a hint of Deepak Chopra, all delivered to your door.
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He came back to politics at the behest of the country's generals to salve the wounds of a savage civil war, becoming president in 1999 and quickly bolstering his reputation as a master maneuverer by reaching a deal with insurgent Islamists.
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We had met twice before: at the brunch of a mutual friend, where I gave her this information, raw from a breakup and looking for any kind of salve, and then, briefly, at a coffee shop to talk about it.
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For a team that has been bitten by injuries — designated hitter Matt Holliday was scratched just before the game with what was called an allergic reaction — a return to form for Tanaka, the Yankees' erstwhile ace, could have been a salve.
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The FDA does not allow the sale of black salve in the US, although in the Facebook groups, people shared advice on where to buy it on websites hosted outside the country and have it shipped, or traded DIY recipes.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's government will send a bill to Congress on Tuesday including an array of proposals to increase taxes, including on overseas transactions and personal property, as new President Alberto Fernández seeks funds to salve a stalled economy.
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It is also seen as something of a diplomatic salve for Israel, whose ties with Europe have been further strained recently by new announcements of settlement construction and a new law to legalize settlements already built on private Palestinian land.
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That may not be a great salve if you're one of those only checking in on WrestleMania, but use the show and that twinge of disappointment as a pretense for seeking out some of those smaller shows surrounding the big event.
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While LaVine can use his athleticism as a cover for individual deficiencies, it's not a workable salve for a lack of comprehension of the geometry of the court, and how that geometry is affected by the movement of players on both sides.
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Whether it's the screeds from folks like Samantha Bee, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver, or the drama provided by Hillary Clinton-endorsed shows like House of Cards or The Good Wife, pop culture—TV especially—tends to provide a salve during election years.
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Dr. Frederic Mohs, whose method for skin cancer surgery is still widely used, originally used a form of black salve when developing the technique that bears his name in the 1930s, but that has long since been replaced by more modern technology.
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Still, even if they are forced to cut price differentials and wait longer to find buyers, Nigeria stands to make some $9 million more for each exported cargo following the deal, which is no small salve to a country battling an economic crisis.
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Given it's working with partial and public data — and despite applying its salve of machine learning to heal some of the cracks — he concedes the system is still not always able to serve up a score on a particular individual or entity.
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Offering up a cuter, tinier version of the same character in the credits is an emotional salve to heal up the wounds caused by Groot's death before anyone leaves their seats, whether it's a son, a clone, or just a great merchandising opportunity.
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Oil prices rebounded from earlier losses on Wednesday after data showed a larger-than-expected falloff in U.S. crude inventories, a salve for investors after several days of declines on worries about the slow pace of global efforts to reduce a glut.
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SHANGHAI, July 9 (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp's outgoing Executive Chairman Howard Schultz said on Monday that a recent slowdown in China would be short-lived, seeking to salve investor concerns that the U.S. coffee chain is under pressure in the fast-growing market.
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In addition to the Our Fathers, Hail Marys, and Glory Bes you recite for every decade, there's also the Apostle's Creed that kicks off the entire rosary (recited while holding the rosary's crucifix) and the concluding Hail, Holy Queen or Salve Regina.
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During my visit, the Sisters of the Valley kitchen held an arsenal of eight crock pots, all brewing around the clock a thick mixture of coconut oil, essential oils and cannabis that would become the best-selling Sisters of the Valley CBD salve.
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The brand will also offer a line of body care products that don't get you high, but do ship anywhere in the U.S. The line includes body lotion, hand cream, body salve, bar soap, body wash, lip balm, and an essential oil blend.
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When a miscarriage leaves them reeling and confused, all three embark on, or drift into, various quests: Dusty for her long-lost daughter, Allegra for a purpose beyond wifehood and Jeremy for a salve or solution to his newly unleashed fervor for fatherhood.
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Dr. Mark Jacobson is a non-resident senior fellow, and Dr. James Ludes is vice president for Public Research and Initiatives at Salve Regina University and both have written doctoral dissertations on the American use of political warfare during the Cold War.
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"Hadestown," dreamed up by a Vermont singer-songwriter who as a child became fascinated by the doomed love story of Orpheus and Eurydice, is at once tragic and hopeful, suggesting that the very act of storytelling can be a salve for sadness.
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But depending on how these technologies develop, a digital ecosystem that demands less of our eyes could be better for everyone — less immersive, less addictive, more conducive to multitasking, less socially awkward, and perhaps even a salve for our politics and social relations.
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For years now, the United States has supported the prosecutions unequivocally, seeing in the effort a potential salve for the corruption that crippled the region's political and economic development — and fueled, at least in part, emigration by those looking for a better life.
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Argentina's government will send a bill to Congress on Tuesday including an array of proposals to increase taxes, including on overseas transactions and personal property, as new President Alberto Fernández seeks funds to salve a stalled economy.
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Melvil Poupaud, Denis Ménochet and Swann Arlaud portray three of the real-life victims, now adults, eager to expose the complicity of both the church and their loved ones, and to salve the wounds that have, to varying degrees, hurt their lives.
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Ms. Willis, the South Carolina wedding minister, had been looking forward to the salve of rallying with people who share her values, a rarity in her home state, where she said she had been insulted and shouted at for marrying gay couples.
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The show assures viewers that the pain of on-air heartbreak might mean an opportunity to level up, to earn a hero's romantic journey by first getting dumped on TV. Being elevated to love object is a salve to the wound the show itself inflicts.
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What "Arkangel" suggests is that shielding them entirely from the truth is nothing but a temporary salve, keeping right in line with Black Mirror's overall ethos that pretty much everything we try in the name of protecting ourselves and each other will eventually, inevitably backfire.
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Utah researchers surveyed black salve users and found that most did not talk to a doctor before trying the product - which is on a U.S. Food and Drug Administration list of "fake 'cancer cures' consumers should avoid" - nor were they aware of its harmful effects.
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We get a lot of kids who come into the hospital this time of year whose parents have been wiping their nose with Kleenex, and that can lead to a chronically irritated red nose that's in need of some kind of salve or healing.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. How many times have you felt a bit hungover, a bit vulnerable, and known that the only thing that could possibly salve your sore head and your broken body was the sweet, tender sound of Prince Rogers Nelson?
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For me, a frustrating experience occurs when one of my patients needs a non-steroidal salve to soothe an ache or a quality of life drug for their erectile dysfunction or a potentially life saving CT Scan or MRI that their insurance won't approve.
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It has the power to change us, be the salve to our greatest frustrations and fears, and perhaps show us something in ourselves that we didn't know we needed — especially if your true self is an egg with a butt and a distaste for life.
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The tropical stone fruit joins Original, Birthday, Rose, Cherry, Mint, and Coconut in the Balm Dotcom range, which has already earned a cult following for its thick, moisture-sealing ointment texture (a less sexy way of saying "universal skin salve," as the Glossier team calls it).
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True, you may feel weird slathering on a salve that was once also used on the udders of some poor over-milked cow — but provided you can get that depressing thought out of your head, it's a hell of a lot better than bathing in bleach.
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The accumulated compounds cause inflammation, mess with your immune system and hormone balance, and upset your body in all kinds of other ways that aren't even fully understood; scientists have spent years looking for a surefire salve for the common hangover, and they haven't found one.
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"Just as leaving the EU was trumpeted as a way to raise money for the NHS – money which is now shown to be fictitious – so a raid on the aid budget is offered as a salve for an NHS in crisis," Miliband was due to say.
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A final view, more congenial to the Sanders and Jacobin left, is that while Trump himself is a repugnant charlatan, his supporters seek in him a salve for the real economic problems of blue-collar displacement and the bait-and-switch promises of the American dream.
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And on days when I couldn't keep myself from crying, Music for People in Trouble transformed from outlining the craggy terrain of past heartbreak to a salve for initial, hesitant mourning when anticipating the worst, then the burst dam that gushed as my fears were confirmed.
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There's "Songbird," a spare, affecting ballad, and "Don't Stop," the peppy jaunt eventually chosen as the theme for Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign; ironically, the song's not as happy as it seems, functioning more as a salve for the downcast than a blind ode to what tomorrow holds.
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Their cold coffee, a beloved Indian treat that's basically an extra-strong coffee milkshake, is a salve on a scorching summer afternoon, and if you like savory drinks, you'll love the surti chaas, a frothy glass of salted buttermilk spiced with cumin, green chile and cilantro.
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While some legal experts have assailed them as a patent violation of due-process rights, others have described them as a psychological salve: They allow defendants to maintain their innocence even as they bow to the reality that they would likely be convicted at a trial.
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But in the unmitigated chaos of Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn, the opposition Labour leader, is trying to remint himself as a safe pair of hands, and an unlikely salve to jittery British markets panicked by Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans for an abrupt split with the European Union.
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For one thing, the long journey at the cows' pace is a salve to the spirit of the accompanying humans, a retreat from the mechanized pace of modern life, a chance to connect to both nature and the past — all while immersed in spectacular Italian scenery.
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Last year's deal: Burt's Bees Essential Everyday Beauty Gift Set, $6.32 (originally $9.98) [You saved $3.57]This essentials kit contains travel-sized versions of Burt's Bees bestsellers — Soap Bark, Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream, Hand Salve, Milk & Honey Body Lotion, Coconut Foot Cream, and of course, the Beeswax Lip Balm.
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But as soon as I started massaging the unscented salve onto my dry face, using the genius magnetic spatula that lives on top of the jar, it emulsified into a smooth oil that magically melted away my Colorslide eyeliner and black mascara without irritating my very sensitive lash line.
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But there will never be a magic salve that suddenly causes scales to fall from Trump supporters' eyes, that causes them to say, "Oh, I was wrong all along!" and even if there were, hoping it might come in the form of a TV show is a little silly.
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It's a cheap salve that many Westerners think they can smear on to address a systemic wound brought about by centuries of colonialism, none of which can be undone with a volunteer visit (complete with a photo-op as a coda to document all of the "life-changing" progress).
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While it's lovely to pretend that music is some kind of higher artform, a means of communicating the unspeakable, a salve for the gaping septic wound that is life itself, to do so is to ignore one crucial thing: the fact that it isn't any of those things.
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Crucially, it also seems to have done little to salve the profound popular mistrust in institutions and the leadership class, who put in motion the series of calamities that continue to hound the U.S. and the world — the Iraq war, the financial crash, and the everyone-for-themselves economy.
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For me, the best salve has just been moving forward, going about my life and routine, and realizing that everything is going to be OK. Still, what keeping this diary has taught me is that there's a whole buffet of pain living inside me that I haven't even sampled.
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Vermont's outdoors is a salve and a muse for Mr. Mulherin, 25: His right arm is covered in tattoos of the state flower, the state fish, the state seal, the loon from the reservoir ("They don't know how hard I ride for them," he said, referring to the loons).
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After a few days of the dining car routine I began to wonder if the train might be a salve for our national wound, bringing us into intimate conversation with unlikely interlocutors, and allowing us to see each other as human rather than as mere containers for ideology.
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They did nothing to salve — and perhaps even added to — the stewing resentment of white working-class Americans who feel left out of the nation's advancements, producing the electoral victory for Donald J. Trump, who has proposed a tax plan that amounts to a lavish giveaway to the rich.
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By siding with the victims of the church rather than with its conservative and self-serving hierarchy, by publicly condemning Father Karadima by name and denouncing each of those who shielded this malefactor, Pope Francis could, during this visit, help exorcise our ghosts and salve the wounds of Chile.
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"We need art so that it can help us look beyond ourselves," said Joachim Cardinal Meisner, the 94th in the succession of Cologne archbishops, in an interview about the Kolumba for Salve magazine, which was later translated into English and published in a book in collaboration with the museum.
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Much like how the couple's wedding was a bright spot in a year ruled by an exhausting news cycle, the news of a new Royal baby comes as a welcome salve for many people (especially on the heels of the truly devastating report that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande have split).
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It is reminiscent of a simpler, folksier time, when you'd head on down to the soda fountain for a Coca-Cola and the druggist was also the mayor (true story!) and you'd get your all-purpose family salve for a quarter and maybe a cocaine prescription for your sore throat.
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The film, which chronicles the 1831 slave uprising of Nat Turner, arrived with towering expectations: It was snapped up for a record $17.5 million at Sundance earlier this year and was heralded by many as a welcome salve to the #OscarsSoWhite uproar that bogged last year's diversity-challenged Academy Awards.
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So the opening ceremony of the Summer Games arrived Friday night as a salve, disguising the wounds for a few hours and letting Brazilians celebrate everything from the waves of immigrants still putting down stakes here to Alberto Santos-Dumont, the aristocratic bon vivant whom Brazilians credit with inventing the airplane.
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That was just the first day of testimony in long-awaited public hearings by Tunisia's Truth and Dignity Commission, an effort unique in the Arab world to salve the wounds from nearly 60 years of dictatorship and give a modicum of recognition and respect to the victims and their families.
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Here's one of Galileo's particularly interesting anagrams: smaismrmilmepoetaleumibunenugttauiras Kepler decoded this mysterious jumble as Salve umbistineum geminatum Martia proles translated as Be greeted, double knob, children of Mars While this interpretation certainly seemed to confirm Kepler's own recent inference that Mars had two moons, it was unfortunately off by one letter.
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Women like Ivanka Trump, Hope Hicks and Kellyanne Conway don't just counsel the president and liaise with the press and public; they offer a feminine salve, simultaneously sanctioning Mr. Trump's sexist commentary and buttressing his ego by situating themselves as little girls in need of direction from Big Daddy (literally, in Ivanka's case).
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Beam founders Matt Lombardi and Kevin Moran Beam founders Matt Lombardi and Kevin Moran The company currently sells three lines of products — cannabinoid-infused oils, which sell for anywhere from $60 to $140; a cannabinoid-infused salve that retails for $60; and protein bars with cannabinoid powders, which cost between $25 and $45.
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So it is a salve to the veterans of past failed soccer leagues here in the United States that the NWSL's business model is closer to standing on its own, without relying on how the U.S. team does in a World Cup or an Olympics—neither of which is coming again until 2019.
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That includes black salve, a longtime faux treatment for skin cancer that in actuality just burns skin away without killing cancer growths, and the entire opus of Robert O. Young, who promotes things like juicing regimens and "alkaline infusions" to cure cancer, infusions that critics say are functionally just injections of a baking soda cocktail.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE, wasted no time in tweeting his takeaways: TRADE: The administration intervened Tuesday to salve the bruising impact of the president's new tariffs, announcing $12 billion in payouts to U.S. wheat and soybean farmers, among other agriculture sectors.
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That is not to say, of course, that Italy can simply continue on its path, change coaches and hope for the best; as the former manager Sacchi said, it is an error to "seek a scapegoat to salve our conscience," to believe an individual can be held responsible for everything in a team sport.
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Listening to that particular track, years later, you can practically transport yourself back to the days when its music functioned as a comfort blanket or a salve—and, for the most part, you get to look back on that time in the rearview mirror of your life as it narrows to a point in your past.
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The brand is selling a limited-edition, LifeRide version of their cult-favorite Ultimate Strength Hand Salve — and 100% (yes, you read that right!) of the proceeds will go towards the $100,000 that the brand donates to the annual Kiehl's LifeRide for amfAR, an 8-day, 1,100-mile charity motorcycle ride amfAR to help fight HIV/AIDS.
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Unscrew the top of the disc, and you'll start to get a better idea of what's inside: a pressed balm, like a pale pink putty, meant to be extracted with the aid of a shiny little spatula (included!), which you then use to scrape the salve up to the spatula's line for the perfect amount of product.
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Then there was the salve: Oprah Winfrey's acceptance speech for the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award, which skated easily between gratitude and resentment, optimism and doubt, her standard get-up-and-get-it inspirational rhetoric, and some heady acknowledgment that we still live in a world where there's more to success than the will to succeed.
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To salve the wounds of a breakup, Tandoh suggests an old-fashioned beef stew with the dumpling cooking timed to the romantic arc from the movie The Way We Were, and for depression and seasonal affective disorder, she offers an easily achievable salmon and sweet potato meal packed with vitamins and nutrients that are beneficial to brain function.
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At moments when ridicule seems inescapable—when a group of girls whisper about you at a movie, or when a man loudly says, "These people!" into his phone as you walk by—stories about simple acceptance are a salve against the anxiety of being an isolated mistake, turned out by some combination of chemical, social, and perverse imaginative pressures.
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The French hairstylist Christophe Robin, who calls himself a "flea market, vintage fanatic," says he is never without the brand's Pommade Concrète (29 euros, about $35), a chamomile-infused, shea-butter hand-and-foot salve, which comes in a bright blue metal tube decorated with a delicate drawing of a hand emerging from an antique lace sleeve.
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His style favors successive tremors of bile and animus, often crudely rhymed so as to suggest doggerel or ad copy: I'm looking at a video of my goddess, One of a library of videos of love I have— Her performing for the iPad, bursting out of her bodice, And entering my eyes with some sort of sex salve.
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It also had an all-glass panoramic roof for $2,000, a subzero package priced at $1,000, and was capped off by the $3,500 premium upgrades package like a battery range upgrade, red brake calipers, and my favorite nifty feature: Bio-Weapon Defense Mode, which is an air-filtration system salve for allergy-sufferers like me, who are often sneezing at the wheel.
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Blake's mood has changed, but his formal strategy hasn't; in both cases he presents the mood as an abstraction, a meditative emotional state whose particulars — lyrical details, linear melodies, even electronic textures that are concrete rather than whooshy — are gooped over by a soft salve intended to represent the primal, preverbal totality of romantic emotion, whether the emotion is love or melancholy.
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It's a picture of what America has become: a place where only a lucky and shrinking few are possessed of much that can be counted on, a place where talking about meaning or belonging seems mostly like a setup for a joke, a place where any salve—drugs, sex, money, violence, or a new town—is as good as another.
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Is there any area of workable compromise — a "least restrictive means," in the words of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act — by which women who work for these organizations can receive the same breadth of insurance coverage as all other women in the work force, while also enabling the employers to salve their consciences when their employees make use of the birth control benefit?
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Rachael brought the calves to her place and bucket-fed them, called a vet to treat them, put salve on their burned foreheads and lips and on the stubs of their burned-off ears, and built a small wading pool that she filled with a saline solution and walked them through twice a day in order to soothe their burned feet.
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While Myanmar's main political and religious leaders described the visit of Pope Francis as a potential salve for the country's troubles, hard-line Buddhist nationalists warned the pope against using it to champion the Rohingya — a persecuted Muslim minority that many Buddhists in Myanmar insist are from neighboring Bangladesh, even though Rohingya families have lived in the country for generations.
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JORAH:SAM: Literally what an animal would try Who would've know the cure for greyscale is exfoliation And according to the Game of Thrones production design team — which has released pictures of the book Sam is consulting, along with some of the letters seen throughout "Stormborn" — the salve to be applied post-scale removal is made of, well, some pretty basic stuff.
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Demonstrating that VR can be an engine for deeper understanding of the global human condition, and not just a vehicle for games and porn, isn't just good PR — it's an expansion of the number of potential users for the technology, and a salve for large companies like Facebook and Google that have made significant investments in the field but don't want gamer culture dragging them down.
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Dr. Smith's concoction was called Smith's Balsam of Rose Buds, which was later swapped out for the more succinct name of Rosebud Salve, and in 1895 he founded the Rosebud Perfume Company out of a small drugstore in Woodsboro, MD. After gaining a local fan base with its salves and fragrances, the Rosebud Perfume Company began to operate not unlike the multi-level marketing companies of today.
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The humble, homespun spirit usually associated with retiring, self-enclosed communities of believers has been imported, not unlike the covered-up dressing trend, to an arena that feels largely alien to it, but that embraces its tenets — the handcrafted, the natural, the rustic — at least inasmuch as they can be marketed as a kind of soothing artisanal salve to the alienations of late-capitalist life.
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The real challenge for Catholics, in this age of general post-Christian cultural exhaustion, is to look at what our ancestors did and imagine what it would mean to do that again, to build anew, to leave something behind that could stand a thousand years and still have men and women singing "Salve Regina" outside its cruciform walls, as Parisians did tonight while Notre-Dame burned.
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The now-departed Marianne Williamson and still-in-it Andrew Yang both have the air of a grift about them—the former having hawked a The Secret-style psychic salve to our political problems, the latter pitching a bad version of universal basic income with gimmicks like handing out $116.53,000 a month to 10 people, as if his campaign were the Monster Energy Epic Presidency Raffle.
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But while the formula has changed slightly over the past 126 years (and the price has since multiplied by about 24), the ubiquity of Smith's Rosebud Salve endures: in makeup artists' kits, in the faux vintage clutch of anyone who's ever been inside an Anthropologie store... and yes, in the case of one tin sold for 25 cents sometime between 1908 and 1962, deep in the annals of the Smithsonian.
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The ever-growing mail-order business saw over 70,000 agents going from door to door to sell the wares — including the Rosebud Salve — out of catalogs, with their efforts going toward rewards such as curtains, BB guns, silverware, phonographs, and old cylinder records, all thrilling and covetable "prizes" that seem not at all out of date or, in retrospect, kind of a weird list of things to choose from.
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The 4603 season was almost certainly going to be a loss for the Yankees from the get-go, and if Sanchez is only a salve on a lost year, that's enough, especially given how much promise it portends for the future, and not in that Kevin Mass, too good to be true way that suggests a flash in the pan—Joe Charboneau, Bob Hamelin, Angel Berroa et al.
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"I think what Chair Yellen said today was basically the Goldilocks testimony where she gave salve to maybe anybody who's thinking the economy is not tracking well or that they were going to raise rates quicker than they've said or they were suddenly going to unleash all the bonds onto the bonds on the market," Keith Bliss, senior vice president at Cuttone & Co., told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Wednesday.
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Educated at a school in Queens whose slim roster of celebrated alums boasts Don Rickles number one, my mother knew little about art, but she took me to a show where she withdrew into private air on seeing "The Potato Eaters" and "Three Pairs of Shoes" because the shoes resembled my grandmother's high-topped boots my mother knelt before and laced up every morning after applying salve to those diabetes-ulcerated shins.
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