And the scalps are then -- because if I don&apost like your politics, I&aposm going to get your scalps and vice versa.
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" - Allie, 28 "Washing old peoples' wrinkly malleable scalps.
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Why aren't we giving the same respect to our scalps?
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Two, the Mueller investigation to get some White House scalps.
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Only that you cannot measure its effects solely in scalps claimed.
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The scandal has claimed high-level political scalps across Latin America.
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But having said that, now people are collecting scalps on Twitter.
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Bloody scalps, bloody footprints, blood streaming down a cheek like tears.
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More commonly, they also help to rebalance and soothe greasy, irritated scalps.
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Having grease and grime on our scalps isn't very appealing, after all.
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Republicans and Democrats on the Hill are demanding answers—and, perhaps, scalps.
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Malone's motto was "clean scalps mean clean bodies" because the method worked.
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"It's very easy for prosecutors to go hunting for scalps," Barr said in 20183.
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Pictures were taken of participants' scalps and hair over the course of their treatments.
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Strands of hair, from scalps or beards, can drift down into the serving bowls.
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For glioblastoma, patients wear a device that delivers the treatment on their shaved scalps.
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Between 1888 and 1909, the government paid out bounties for 2,184 Tasmanian tiger scalps.
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Long-serving parliamentarians may wistfully recall claiming the scalps of two candidates in 2004.
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If the ongoing proceedings claim more scalps, the government's position will become more awkward still.
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According to the experts, oily scalps are more prone, and shampooing regularly is the key.
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Ben Stokes grabbed two scalps and there were also wickets for Anderson and Steven Finn.
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The yarn is more comfortable for their sensitive scalps than traditional wigs made using synthetics.
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Even though he had some big scalps on his résumé, no one expected Robinson to triumph.
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Ford is there, peeling back each of their scalps to reveal a symbol for The Maze.
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Hear the shrill cries for the scalps of politicians who received campaign donations from the NRA.
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Some viewers find the videos relaxing because the techniques can trigger tingling in their scalps and spines.
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They applied those substances to (apparently) willing volunteers and cemented primitive electrodes to their scalps and earlobes.
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He's a very skilled MC who is more than capable of taking scalps in a lyrical war.
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There were several impressive scalps, qualification for Europe, and the total success of Slaven Bilic's arrival as manager.
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And the maze-scalps — which don't make sense if the maze is for hosts — are a misdirection, too.
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The deep slide in global oil prices may start claiming the scalps of a number of oil companies.
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These critics have already helped claim the scalps of a National Security Advisor and his would-be deputy.
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They shared photos showing bald spots and flaky scalps they attributed to the use of the brand's products.
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Murray is favorite to finish top of his group after claiming the scalps of Marin Cilic and Nishikori.
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The Democrats and the media will circle the wagon around their soldiers, and they will go for Republicans scalps.
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If they&aposre constantly demanding scalps, shouldn&apost we do the same as sort of mutually assured career destruction?
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And I have no doubt the number of itchy scalps will grow tenfold now that the deal is done.
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The women wore their hair down; the men often shaved their heads, and painted their bare scalps in patterns.
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The researchers gave patients commands and retrieved EEG data from small discs attached to the patients' scalps during the sessions.
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It is also made without ammonia, peroxide, or synthetic dyes, so it won't irritate even the most sensitive of scalps.
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With their small heads, shellacked scalps and long necks, the teammates looked elegant and creaturely, like a row of lizards.
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If you're looking for scalps, I told them, go to those grandmasters of deception, George Smiley and his master, Control.
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The other prominent circular schematic we've seen is the maze map that the Man in Black scalps a host to find.
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Both boys struggled with infections beneath their scalps, resulting in several trips to the operating room to clean out the wounds.
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A few burned scalps and frizz issues aside, people have been doing just fine with the standard hair dryer for decades.
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We've split up into groups of six and are doing electroencephalograms, attaching electrodes to each other's scalps and recording the data.
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For problematic or sensitive scalps, he recommends using a medicated shampoo or something specifically formulated for sensitivity, without added colors or perfumes.
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Birds, like fashion designers, can let their tastes get away from them: electric-blue scalps, candy-striped beaks, Day-Glo orange Mohawks.
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Psychologist Bettina Pause and her colleagues strapped 32 electrodes across the scalps of 25 depressed study participants and 25 non-depressed participants.
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The former Wall Street darling has seen its stock collapse by 22015% since October, taking scalps across Wall Street along with it.
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After sacrificing the calf at dawn, they prayed in a tiny chapel whose walls are lined with animal scalps and psychedelic artwork.
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I will always take more of Evan Peters and Billy Eichner—regardless of the horrendous faux scalps with which they have been accosted.
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The anti-Trump media not only wants Trump's head, but the scalps of those who dare to even give him a fair shake.
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Not only does it help decrease inflammation and redness, which is helpful for acne-prone skin, it can also help dry, itchy scalps.
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Since then, Peru have claimed two European scalps — Croatia and Iceland — in friendlies to prove their place at the finals was no fluke.
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To carry out the tests, scientists attached electrodes to the babies' scalps and placed additional sensory tools on their torsos to track contractions.
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Women's Health names this the best scrub for dry scalps because it's moisturizing and gentle, using only the finest charcoal particles to exfoliate.
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But are those calling for action against them likely to be mollified by disciplinary action -- or are they merely seeking to take scalps?
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It's safe to use on color-treated strands and is recommended for most hair and skin types, including those with dry, sensitive scalps.
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Pressure from activists to shake up boardrooms cost the scalps of two BHP directors last week, both with long careers in oil and gas.
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Thirty subjects with scaly, itchy scalps applied honey diluted with 10 percent warm water every other day, leaving it in for 3 hours each time.
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The self-assured leading women of "Black Panther" wear their "Wakanda knots," elaborately interwoven braids, regal snow-white dreadlocks and decorated bald scalps with ease.
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When diluted correctly, it can also be used to treat itchy scalps and acne, with some skin-care brands adding it to blemish-fighting formulations.
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As a boy, I eyed my tonsured uncles warily, wincing at their scalps, revolted by the way their domes gleamed wetly on torrid summer days.
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And this is indeed a nasty, bloody piece of work, with Elijah Wood delivering a chilling performance as a brutal serial killer who scalps his victims.
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The charges are part of a giant corruption scandal that involves Brazilian construction company Odebrecht SA and has claimed high-level political scalps across the region.
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Tarkanian is expected to win the backing of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon and his allies who are eager to take incumbent Republican scalps.
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"Whenever there is a confrontation involving the use of force by police, they automatically start screaming for the officers' scalps, regardless of the facts," Barr said.
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We've tested thousands of beauty products in the name of research, but only a few make it onto our scalps and strands when wash day rolls around.
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While the Scottish champions are the weakest team in the group, Celtic Park is a death trap on European nights and has claimed plenty of scalps before.
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The N.C.A.I. says the name is a racial slur that refers to the bloody scalps of Native Americans that government bounty announcements called for in the 1800s.
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"I think the match started from 3-2 in the second set for me," said Brady, whose notable scalps this year include world number one Ash Barty.
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Investors will likely call for more scalps at Thursday's AGM as the company braces for a fine most analysts expect will top A$13 billion ($680 million).
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The Apache warrior once hungry for scalps and revenge in the desert-seared arroyos along the Mexican border had become a gentleman farmer at Fort Sill, Okla.
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Investors will likely call for more scalps at Thursday's AGM as the company braces for a fine most analysts expect will top A$13 billion ($680 million).
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Co-defendants Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel cut "X"s in their foreheads, shaved their scalps, sang Manson-written songs and giggled through chilling testimony.
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At Mental Work Industries, workers clock in by donning an electroencephalogram (EEG) headset, which uses small nodes attached to their scalps to measure electrical activity in their brains.
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A 2014 study by psychologist Ursula Voss of J.W. Goethe-University in Frankfurt, Germany, successfully induced lucid dreams in 27 test subjects with electrodes attached to their scalps.
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James O'Keefe is a journalist, doing the work "real" journalists don't dare, and has been conducting undercover investigations for years with dozens of scalps collected along the way.
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While it can't shoot lasers or scare your cat (much), it can look cool on your big, dark wooden desk next to the scalps of your sworn enemies.
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Leonor Greyl Bain Traitant à la Propolis is especially mild — it's billed on the bottle as "Gentle Anti-Dandruff Shampoo" — so it is well suited for sensitive scalps.
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Mr. Mallet has noticed that clients often show up at his salons in the winter with dry, itchy scalps because they use hotter water when it's cold outside.
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His face numbed for skin-cancer surgery, Mr. Dalman, 69, sat surrounded by a half-dozen other patients with bandages on their faces, scalps, necks, arms and legs.
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Some Native American activists, however, assert the term arose as a pejorative and is linked to bounties placed on the scalps of Native Americans by the United States government.
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Indigenous groups want the Cornwallis river in Nova Scotia, named for a colonial governor who offered a bounty for the scalps of Mi'kmaq people, to be called something else.
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But does Trump really want to deliver a dose of Ryan's ideology so McConnell can claim some scalps, or does he want to be a successful and popular president?
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Charlotte Cho, founder of Soko Glam, tell us that many in Korea have become focused and diligent about taking special care of their scalps to prevent premature hair loss.
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Speaking for more than two hours, Mr. Baldassare argued that Mr. Wildstein had incentive to lie, because he was trying to avoid prison by delivering scalps for the prosecution.
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Former devotees of the haircare brand DevaCurl said they have dealt with hair falling out, itchy and flaky scalps, and loss of curls using its products in recent months.
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Since she had spent some time in oncology, she knew that chemotherapy could make patients' hair fall out and that it could make scalps too sensitive for more traditional wigs.
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The mustard oil wasn't consumed, it was massaged liberally onto anything that bothered us: sore knees, elbows and even our scalps for a headache, leaving our hair an oily mess.
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Pair one with a brassiere made of your enemies' scalps and you're beginning to get a sense for the wide-open fashion spaces this vacation holds in store for you.
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The Stardust Vagabonds don't believe in soap, footwear, or basic hygiene, but they do believe that the dandruff from their unwashed scalps yields healing properties more effective than modern medicine.
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The agency had received close to 1,400 adverse event reports directly, with users claiming they were victims of itchy scalps, rashes and suffering from hair loss, hair breakage and balding.
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To learn more about hair growth and loss, he devised a research study, in which he punched out small circles of skin from the back and front of men's scalps.
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Ahead, we tapped some skin-care professionals to get tips and product recommendations that will give us the mid-winter pick-me-up our parched faces, bods, and scalps are craving.
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You may be surprised to discover you can make pretty good money picking head lice out of other people's scalps, cleaning porta-potties, and mopping up blood from a crime scene.
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For consumers dealing with thinning hair, itchy scalps and other problems, the additional responsibility of bringing their case to the government can be a tall order — and certainly a confusing one.
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We talked about H.I.V.; they were especially interested in how long it lingered on razor blades or porcupine quills, which were their syringes — they cut patients' scalps and rubbed herbs in.
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British number one Konta claimed some big scalps on her way to the final, beating Grand Slam winners Sloane Stephens and Venus Williams as well as Madrid Open champion Kiki Bertens.
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Inspired by a video he saw online of renowned U.S. hair artist Rob Ferrel, who creates portraits of celebrities on his clients' scalps, Wang wanted to do the same for Chinese men.
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From then on, he asked all of the women featured in his portrait series, "Unfading," to remove their wigs and reveal bald heads or patchy scalps or smooth foreheads with no eyebrows.
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Mr Mueller is frequently described as a principled "Boy Scout", whose mission is not to collect political scalps but to investigate something exceedingly serious, namely that Russia tried to sway an election.
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There have already been some big-name scalps taken since USADA's partnership with the UFC came to fruition and St-Pierre soon announced his intentions of returning to professional mixed martial arts.
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"The living hair attached to our scalps may be better protected by our natural oils, which have antimicrobial properties and may limit how effectively microbes can attach to the strands," she explains.
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Gauff, who had beaten seven-times Grand Slam champion Venus Williams in her Australian Open debut on Monday, said the win over Osaka ranked "somewhere around the top" of her biggest scalps.
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Look, the Me Too Movement has claimed a lot of very powerful scalps on both sides of the aisle and you look back and you wonder, well, Al Franken went down in flames.
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While they've made a speedy recovery, the past month has not been without its challenges: Both boys have had at least one seizure and have required skin grafts following infections in their scalps.
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A lot of women, warned by beauty editors and websites that shampooing too often was the culprit for their parched strands and out-of-whack scalps, have cut back on their shampoo regimen.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The chief executive and chairman of Australia's fourth-largest bank NAB are quitting, the biggest scalps following a major inquiry that leveled blistering criticism at the country's financial sector for widespread misconduct.
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The autopsy report confirmed that the gun barrel had indented our daughter's scalps through their Hijabs and after shooting Deah many times, the murderer would not leave before putting a bullet through his mouth.
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An outpouring of grief is fine, even some anger is acceptable, provided it can be focused on individuals and not the system at large, and some scalps may be offered to help this along.
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The election result could claim some top scalps with Schulz's position as head of the SDP looking vulnerable, as well as Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble, a popular veteran of the country's political establishment.
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By attaching electrodes to people's scalps and then playing a simple sound, usually the spoken syllable "da," at irregular intervals, they have measured and graphed electrical brain wave activity in people's sound-processing centers.
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Afterwards a clearly delighted Gauff, who beat five-times champion Venus Williams in the first round before taking the scalps of former semi-finalist Magdalena Rybarikova and Hercog, switched between reflective adult and excited teenager.
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Bertens, 26, had taken some big scalps already this week in Madrid, defeating Maria Sharapova in the quarter-finals on Thursday, the day after knocking out world number two and Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki.
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She pays extra attention to the scalps of people sitting in her chair, and since she sees Korey every three weeks for a color touch-up, she knew that the spot hadn't been there before.
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Here's how the study worked: over the course of a month, study subjects (there were originally 23 undergraduate students, but 11 dropped out) repeatedly visited the lab and had little electrodes stuck to their scalps.
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We love dry shampoo — not only does the style substance keep our strands fresh in between washes, but it also helps us conserve water by cutting down on time spent in the shower sudsing our scalps.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Costa Rica exited the last World Cup unbeaten in open play with a first ever quarter-final, the scalps of two former champions, and some tidy football that mocked their underdog status.
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She forbids her daughters from fraternizing with the enemy (or at least, the offspring thereof) and, as punishment, decorates their scalps with large hairbows befitting toddlers who've been cursed to grow three times their normal size.
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Moreover, California provides real opportunities to claim some high-profile GOP scalps: In what has grown into a bedroom community for the pricey Bay area, this suburban district around Modesto went for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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During one recent YouTube binge — where we watched people smear banana and eggs on their scalps on the quest for lengthy strands — we came upon a kitchen concoction that's praised for speeding up hair growth: rice water.
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Since joining forces with the Spaniard at the start of the season, Raonic has already claimed the scalps of Roger Federer - in the Brisbane final - and Roland Garros holder Stan Wawrinka in fourth round at Melbourne Park.
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From day one of our government, the super-majority of the opposition in Congress tried to bring down my administration, claiming the scalps of five of my cabinet ministers, including the transport minister, now Peru's new president.
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The Third Colorado Cavalry Militia killed more than 200 Cheyenne men, women and children in the 1864 Sand Creek Massacre, taking body parts and scalps and waving them for the crowds in their victory parade in Denver.
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They hurled grenades into bunkers where women and children were hiding, shot prisoners and then cut off their ears and scalps for souvenirs, murdered villagers for no reason and left many of them behind in mass graves.
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Rumors are already beginning to swirl that Ryan Graves, Uber's first employee and its current director of global operations, will be forced out as a way to appease those clamoring for scalps in the wake of Fowler's allegations.
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The scalps that followed included British politicians, an Uber executive (targeted after stories about the company's improper acquisition of a passenger's medical records), and actor Kevin Spacey in a gag in which Linton pretended to be Hugh Jackman.
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As we saw on tonight's red carpet at the MTV Movie & TV Awards, more and more stars are opting for the low-maintenance look — though some, like Amber Rose, have been owning their freshly-shaved scalps for years.
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This last minute side show with Stone and Corsi, who were only interviewed recently, shows the desperation of a team that feels it cannot fail to get its scalps, even after two years of not finding any collusion.
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Most women adorn their limbs with black paint, like leopard spots, and their cheeks with geometric designs; their scalps are shorn in a distinctive V. The men traditionally wear their hair shoulder-length and their bodies intricately painted.
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And on Monday night, the How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days star proved she truly has her finger on the pulse of youth culture, sharing a photo of her and her son Ryder Robinson's matching shaved scalps.
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At Neurocore's clinics, children and adults with A.D.H.D., anxiety, depression, autism and other psychological and neurological diagnoses sit before monitors watching movies or television shows ranging from "Frozen" to "Mad Men," with sensors attached to their scalps and earlobes.
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Bewildered, I burrowed and slept and woke to the new Parchman again, to men who wore their hair long and braided to their scalps, who sat for hours in small windowless rooms, staring at big black boxes that streamed dreams.
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French pink clay and kaolin clay have gentle but effective dirt-busting properties; rhassoul (also known as ghassoul) is more moisturizing and softening for thicker, drier hair types; and bentonite is highly absorbent, making it ideal for grease-prone scalps.
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However, as well as providing a sideshow to an otherwise unremarkable start to campaigning for the election, Corral's investigation into campaign financing could have consequences for the race itself if it claims more high profile scalps or spreads to other states.
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Long story short: the hand is defeated by a puff of weed after it scalps The Offspring's Dexter Holland at a Halloween party and Anton ends up in a full body cast unable to masturbate for the remainder of his days.
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Shea Moisture African Black Soap Bamboo Charcoal Pre-Shampoo Scalp Scrub ($9.99): While it didn't have as many expert reviews as others included on this list, happy customers say this curly hair-friendly scrub is great for dry to oily scalps.
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Opinion Marine Corps recruits arrive for the Emblem Ceremony on Parris Island, S.C. — the event near the end of boot camp where they officially become Marines — mosquito-bitten and sunburned, sand wedged under their fingernails and dug into their scalps.
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The Florida-based Japanese player boasts an impressive list of scalps this year with wins against current world number one Simona Halep and former number ones Maria Sharapova and Karolina Pliskova on her way to a stunning Indian Wells title.
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While it isn't necessarily needed to establish him as the pound-for-pound best fighter on the UFC roster, if he managed to claim some scalps as a heavyweight he would almost certainly be heralded as the greatest fighter MMA has ever seen.
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Shapovalov's hit list includes back-to-back wins over U.S. Open champions Rafa Nadal and Juan Martin De Potro at the recent Rogers Cup in Montreal, and the Canadian will now try to add the 42nd ranked Edmund to his list of scalps.
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Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong and former sprinter Marion Jones are two of the high-profile scalps snared in the anti-doping net but Howman signs off as WADA is on the back foot and world sport is facing an unprecedented drug crisis.
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Holecek adds that mongongo oil is particularly great for people with inflamed scalps or dandruff, as well as those with dry, rough, or damaged hair; that helps explain its presence in natural-hair brands, like SheaMoisture and celebrity hairstylist Andre Walker's latest line.
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An exhibition that same year on "The Art of Hair: Frivolities and Trophies" included displays of American Indian scalps, Ecuadorean shrunken heads and Peruvian mummified trophy heads, as well as masks, jewelry, talismans, clothing and weapons made, or decorated with, human hair.
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As the outrage threatened to boil over, Beijing quickly dispatched an anti-corruption task force to Wuhan and surrounding Hubei province -- the epicenter of the outbreak, with the clear implication that they would come back with some scalps to assuage public anger.
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"The idea that people are being cowed by political correctness and by this attempt to fire people and take people's scalps when they say something mildly errant, even if this isn't mildly errant, this is something that resonates with a lot of Americans," she said.
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They join the heads of financial planners AMP Ltd and IOOF Ltd as the inquiry's biggest scalps, and while there may be more board-level resignations in the months to come few analysts expect the heads of the other "Big Four" banks to go.
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He was known for wearing only a feather, never a full bonnet; for not keeping scalps as tokens of victory in battles; and for being honored by the elders as a shirt-wearer, a designated role model who followed a strict code of conduct.
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Money is just a social technology which has been through many previous incarnations – among the exotic varieties of cash listed by Paul Einzig in his book "Primitive Money" 70 years ago are gin, jam, mulberry cakes, rat traps (in the Congo), and woodpecker scalps.
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By the 19593s, men had been seeking — and failing to find — a remedy for hair loss since at least 21959 B.C., when doctors in ancient Egypt recommended anointing bald scalps with the fat of a Nubian ibex or a crushed black lizard boiled in oil.
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So when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley trounced older, white male incumbents (Joseph Crowley and Michael Capuano, respectively), many journalists rushed to write versions of the same story: progressives are claiming moderate Democratic scalps, just like Tea Party insurgents did to moderate Republicans in 2010.
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For the longest time, right there on their scalps was evidence of my love, measured in the complexity of the style and the time it took to tend to the kinky, curly garden atop my baby girls' heads and the pleasure I took in doing it.
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The barbers at boot camp don't so much cut your hair as they do shear you like sheep, rushing countless recruits through those chairs in a matter of minutes, leaving behind only quietly muttered curse words, a couple of scraped scalps, and the remnants of once magnificent hairdos.
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Bannon's so-called "nexus," the unexpectedly cohesive conservative operation that arose out of the special election, could be the key to conservatives finally taking the incumbent scalps they've unsuccessfully taken aim at in past cycles, when underfunded and inexperienced conservative challengers were stymied by McConnell's well-funded, seasoned operation.
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When Cleveland chose the name in 1915, it had the worst stereotypes in mind: "Indians, on the warpath all the time, and eager for scalps to dangle at their belts," according to a 1915 newspaper article that a longtime Cleveland fan, Peter Pattakos, mentions in a reflective essay on the subject.
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Each area of the body has special needs, so we asked the experts how to treat winter skin from head to toe: cure dry scalps, soothe irritated eyelids, fight face flakes, heal chapped lips, get rid of cracks on our hands, smooth scaly elbows and knees, and soften crusty feet.
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We dreamed of those we was stolen from: our mothers who oiled and braided our hair to our scalps, our fathers who cut our first staffs, our sisters and brothers who we pinched for tattling on us, and we felt a cool light wind move through us for one breath.
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At the same time, some 200 people reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Wen Hair Care, whose products they say burned their scalps and gave them alopecia; and nearly 12,000 people have sued Johnson & Johnson claiming that asbestos in the company's baby powder gave them ovarian cancer.
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In the wake of the New York Times' exposé on sexual assault and harassment by film producer Harvey Weinstein, a wave of accusations is now rocking the journalism industry itself — including Vox Media, whose editorial director Lockhart Steele was fired last week — claiming a number of prominent scalps with more major revelations sure to come.
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Working as a prosecutor put her in touch with a world in which brothers sexually abuse their 6-year-old sisters, in which a man literally scalps his girlfriend in a domestic dispute, in which parents are too financially stressed and personally strained to have the time to make sure their kids go to school.
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Bewildered, I burrowed and slept and woke to the new Parchman again, to men who wore their hair long and braided to their scalps, who sat for hours in small, windowless rooms staring at big black boxes that streamed dreams.... I burrowed and slept and woke many times before I realized this was the nature of time.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - One of sport's old adages is "winning isn't everything, it's the only thing" but not for Belgium coach Roberto Martinez, at least not when his team take on England in their final World Cup round-robin match to decide top spot in Group G. Normally a battle between European neighbors for first place at a World Cup would bring out the win-at-all-cost cliches but with Belgium already assured a spot in the last 16 along with England, Martinez was looking ahead for bigger scalps in the knockout round.
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