And as I scrubbed off that stubborn film, I whimpered audibly.
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That means that formaldehyde can't always be scrubbed off with detergent and water.
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Afterwards, Tara put her hair in a ponytail and scrubbed off her bridal make-up.
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Adding insult to injury, Bieber was also recently shaded by and scrubbed off of his mother's Twitter profile.
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Just about the only thing not for sale are items bearing the Trump brand, which were scrubbed off long ago.
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For three and a half years, he had uncontrollable diarrhea that he scrubbed off his body with dirt and washed off with urine.
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But according to Bloomberg many of the units that were scrubbed off the site actually made their way back between November 20th and January 1st.
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He added that he would reduce the number of third-party contracting companies engaged by Tesla, equating them with "barnacles" needing to be scrubbed off.
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The red graffiti sprawled across the house and car was scrubbed off and the house was repainted by the time the Phillipses got home on Saturday.
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"South Park" content has reportedly been scrubbed off the internet in China after a controversial episode critical of Chinese censorship and the detention of Muslim minorities.
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On Facebook, they posted photos as they scrubbed off the plaque next to a playground in Mays Landing, New Jersey, a town about 50 miles southeast of Philadelphia.
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I read that the mucus that babies are covered in is really good for their skin, so I wanted it to seep in and not be scrubbed off.
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Analysis: This one photo tells you all you need to know about Syria ISIS' deadly ideology has been scrubbed off the walls of the school building in Jarablus.
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The colorless gas is also used to keeps clothes wrinkle-free in their packaging, although in undetectable amounts that can be scrubbed off with soap and water, Insider previously reported.
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The colorless gas is also used to keeps clothes wrinkle-free in their packaging, although in undetectable amounts that can be scrubbed off with soap and water, Insider previously reported.
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Some, like Ms. Yang in Beijing, have set up "cyber-graveyards" to compile news and commentary related to the virus that have been scrubbed off the internet by government censors.
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"There were several scenarios where the X1 did not stop at all and other scenarios where it only scrubbed off a few miles per hour of speed before the collision," said Aylor.
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In fact, he was looking better than ever, because in the intervening years he had been cleaned, millimeter by millimeter, at great expense and with some controversy — the grit and dust of 20153 years scrubbed off.
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After the house was baked and assembled, and all the royal icing scrubbed off the counters and floor, I was left with a large heap of scraps that I nibbled on for a couple of weeks.
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When Dylan's plans for the future are scrubbed away as surely as a dick drawing gets scrubbed off a car, he surrenders to his label as a screwup and gets caught committing his own act of vandalism.
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And so now we're back in Europe's top court with Google's lawyers arguing against making delistings global — contending it would damage free speech, and enable authoritarian regimes to get stuff they don't like scrubbed off the Internet.
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A symmetrically composed, funkily rendered abstract landscape, the composition is bisected by a striped path or stairway, which is flanked on either side by looping lines that appear to be vestigial tracings of a scrubbed-off image, the contours of an absence.
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Gibby sent me an email out of the blue last week and told me the crowdfunding effort had been a success—he's apparently gotten all the tattoos scrubbed off the parts of his face that can't be covered up with a cap.
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On Monday morning, as sanitation workers outside Barcelona's Generalitat - the seat of the Catalan government - pulled down independence flags and scrubbed off the egg-shells thrown by anti-independence protesters the night before, there were few clear indications of what happens next.
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In a piece last month titled, "The Zulu Club once scrubbed off the blackface; can it be convinced to do so again?" columnist Jarvis DeBerry of The Times-Picayune pressed Zulu officials on the club's competing explanations for why parade participants paint their faces.
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PARIS — The broken glass and empty tear gas canisters have been swept away and the graffiti scrubbed off the major monuments, among them the Arc de Triomphe, after a weekend of violent protests in the capital by a grass-roots movement that calls itself the Yellow Vests.
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This happens with so many pleasures: the night of carnal bliss that needs to be scrubbed off in a hot shower the next morning; the 10-hour Netflix binge that makes you feel like you've thrown your life away; the shopping binge that blows a rent-sized hole in your credit-card balance.
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Google filed an appeal against the CNIL's order for global delisting and a French court later decided to refer questions vis-à-vis the scope of the rtbf to the Court of Justice of the EU. The CJEU heard the case last fall, with Google arguing that global delistings would damage free speech, and enable authoritarian regimes to get stuff they don't like scrubbed off the internet.
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Brayton's car scrubbed off virtually no speed as it spun, and as the car impacted the wall on its left side, the force was such that Brayton's head also impacted the wall. Brayton was killed instantly by the severe impact. His funeral, held in his hometown of Coldwater, Michigan, was attended by a large contingent of drivers and racing personalities. Teammate Tony Stewart, who qualified second, took over the pole starting position.
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It is also hypergolic with such > things as cloth, wood, and test engineers, not to mention asbestos, sand, > and water—with which it reacts explosively. It can be kept in some of the > ordinary structural metals—steel, copper, aluminum, etc.—because of the > formation of a thin film of insoluble metal fluoride that protects the bulk > of the metal, just as the invisible coat of oxide on aluminum keeps it from > burning up in the atmosphere. If, however, this coat is melted or scrubbed > off, and has no chance to reform, the operator is confronted with the > problem of coping with a metal-fluorine fire.
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Master Masons usually first made a model of the building, either of papier-mâché, wood, plaster or stone, to explain the building to the bishop and canons. When the plan was approved,it was very difficult to make multiple large scale drawings, because parchment was expensive and usually scrubbed off and reused, and printing on a large scale was not yet possible. The plans for certain parts were sometimes drawn or inscribed in full scale on the floor in the crypt or other portion of the worksite, where they could be easily consulted. The original plans of Prague Cathedral were rediscovered in the 19th century and were used to complete the building.
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The rear wheels and side pipes were changed. For the second film, the original Weiand blower, which was removed and subsequently lost, was replaced. Unlike in the first film, this time the supercharger was functional (connected directly to the engine's crankshaft pulley) and the effect of the blower being engaged or disengaged was created by placing the vehicle on a low loader, and while in motion, the interceptor's engine was simply started or stopped. The car was cosmetically modified for the new post-apocalyptic setting with the addition of a pair of large cylindrical fuel tanks fitted in the rear (requiring the back window and boot lid to be removed) and its general appearance was given a more used look by painting the vehicle in matte rather than gloss black, and the paint was scrubbed off to appear rusty.
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Toronto Star described Herring's debut on General Hospital as an "old movie cliché in reverse", writing: "Instead of mousey librarian taking off horn-rimmed glasses and turning into a ravishing beauty, former beauty queen Herring put her hair in a bun, scrubbed off her makeup, and walked off with the role of timid, frumpy Lucy Coe." During the 1980s and 90s, Herring was a fan favorite and considered one of the most popular characters on General Hospital. In October 1992, when it was announced that Herring would leave her role at Days of our Lives and return to the show as Lucy, The Daily News of Los Angeles praised the return of the "mousy librarian who turned manipulative bombshell" as great. Herring has received a number of honors for her portrayal of Lucy, including Daytime Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 1990 and 1992.
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