Their color reflects skin tone — brown skins, dark skins.
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When he wanted to switch between the long and short skins it was simple, whereas for me to switch my skins, I literally had to undo the glue off the skins, grab the other skins out and reglue them.
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Drag and drop the skins folder you downloaded into the "Skins" folder in the Steam directory.
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If you go back to the Skins tab, you'll see all the skins you've loaded into Rainmeter.
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Police seized 91 Nile crocodile skins, 354 African rock python skins and 110 Nile monitor lizard skins among others as part of an operation across the suburbs of the capital Dakar this week.
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You should have about 4 cups of mashed potatoes (save those skins to make crispy potato skins!). 23.
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They come in a variety of forms, too — sliced, slivered, whole (skins on), whole (skins off), shells on.
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It works almost just like the gun skins, with players having the ability to make their own skins.
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The first thing the Kayapo traded was jaguar skins—pilots flew in to get skins for the fashion industry.
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Many rare skins aren't even noteworthy, design-wise, compared to some of the elaborate skins that are being released now.
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Sold under the brand Vaper Skins, the printed vinyl covers are priced around $7 to $12, similar to other skins.
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There are numerous sites where you can find Steam skins, but this one aggregates skins from many different sites.2.
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I didn't bring any extra skis, but he had long skins on one set of skis and short skins on the other.
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Check out the new skins below: Along with the new hero skins are tons of new sprays, emotes, highlight intros, and victory poses.
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On skins that show clocks, meanwhile, you can usually adjust the time format, while RSS skins will obviously let you specify a feed.
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"The rulers all wore jaguar skins, there were jaguar skins on thrones, but I don't think anybody used a dog skin," says Graham.
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Whether or not the method of obtaining skins can be classified as gambling, the use of skins won in CS:GO has become increasingly controversial.
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The new loot drop treats the weapon skins are standard loot — meaning they're the more common drop — and the glove skins are special loot.
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The researchers also took sloughed skins from snakes from both polluted and unpolluted areas, and tested the concentrations of trace metals stored up in the skins.
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A player wagers one or more of their own skins against other players' skins and then a computer brain behind the scenes selects a winner. Simple.
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He spoke of the need for empathy -- for living in other people's skins -- but he didn't mean to walk away in those skins, stealing them for ourselves.
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Players can buy keys to open loot crates that contain gun skins, which are purely cosmetic, and then sell and buy those skins through the online marketplace.
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While the basic or "common" skins are usually just recolored versions of the originals, "Legendary" skins — which are the rarest — are often imbued with similar cultural significance.
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In March, a New York woman sued the chain, alleging that it misleads consumers by not including real-life potato skins in its Potato Skins snack chips.
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Here's how the pricing breaks down, per Blizzard: New 2017 Summer Games Cosmetic Items will cost the following: Legendary Skins will cost 3,000 credits Epic Skins will cost 750 credits Rare tier will cost 225 credits Common tier will cost 75 credits Previous Summer Games cosmetics will be available at a reduced cost: Legendary Skins will cost 1,000 credits Epic Skins will cost 250 credits Rare tier will cost 75 credits Common tier will cost 25 credits Sadly, we don't yet know what any of the skins look like.
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He has made and submitted a lot more than five weapon skins though — he has 40 CS:GO skins on his Steam workshop page that haven't been picked up.
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The developer says 2016 Summer Event skins can be purchased for 1,000 credits, while epic skins will cost 250 credits and rare items will cost items 75 credits.
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The update makes it possible for players to collect the Glove Case, which — when opened — randomly drops one of the 24 different glove skins or 17 weapon skins.
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Like weapon skins, players can buy and sell glove skins in the Steam marketplace, and some of them are already marked at $400 at the time of publishing.
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Overwatch has dozens of amazing and inventive skins for its colorful cast of characters, but this year's Summer Games event has some of the best (and funniest) skins yet.
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You'll know Watson for his photo book Skins & Punks—which contains exactly what it sounds like it'll contain: lots of photos of skins and punks in the 216s and 19503s.
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The chip lover in question, Solange Troncoso ... is suing Fridays, claiming the potato skins chips it hawks at grocery stores are deceptive because they don't actually have any potato skins.
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So on Day 27, I tried to switch my skins in the storm and couldn't get my long or short skins to stick, which meant I couldn't pull my sled.
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While they game, Martin and Cassell often encourage viewers to take their Counter-Strike gun skins and gamble them on the website CSGO Lotto for a chance to win more expensive skins.
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For instance, Nike was able to add some Jordan sneakers to players' "skins" — different aesthetics for their in-game avatars — and the NFL took a similar tack, adding Super Bowl-themed skins.
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With so many skins popping up over the last year, we decided to round up all the noteworthy ones—as in, we skipped the default skins and all color-swapped copies of them.
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Or not fur, to be accurate, but rather, exotic skins.
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You can check out most of the upcoming skins below:
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It's customizable with various color skins and flip stand covers.
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In the early days of Android, skins were the norm.
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The anniversary event, for instance, contains 11 new player skins.
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Xiaomi's still living in the 27 era of Android skins.
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Grey reindeer skins and tightly woven blankets drape the chairs.
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Watching an episode of the scandalous hit TV show Skins?
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The process is repeated until all the skins are removed.
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I worried that their skins might not be thick enough.
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Here the eggs wallow in coffee, mint and onion skins.
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Cook the potato skins until crispy, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Set aside to cool completely, then peel, discarding the skins.
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With towel in hand, quickly peel skins off using knife.
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"She treated these second skins as canvases," Ms. Small said.
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Her alligator skins come from friends who hunt for meat.
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So, how is Ford turning coffee bean skins into headlights?
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" According to Firuzabadi, "lizard-like animal skins attract nuclear waves.
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I simmer them just until their skins burst and collapse.
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But how do they differ from, say, the iPhone skins?
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You can search for skins, or sort them by category.
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Michael Kors On Using (Or Faking) Endangered Animal Skins For the past few years, we've watched one luxury fashion house after another ban the use of exotic animal skins, like Chanel, Versace, and Burberry.
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The apple skins We get a glimpse of Mary and Grace throwing the apple skins over their shoulders while giggling and wearing their nightgowns in "Part 26", but, it's unclear what's actually going on.
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Momos, Tibetan dumplings, are slightly doughier than elsewhere in town, with grainy whole-wheat skins surrounding beef sweated with shallots and more delicate white-flour skins around chicken laced with curry powder, Nepali-style.
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In the late '80s, after a shit-ton of media attention was put on skins, wrongly identifying them all as White Power, there was an even stronger reaction against the White Power genre skins.
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Neither brand is alone in using ostrich skins in their products; in the video, an interview with an anonymous factory insider notes that the luxury giant LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton also uses the skins.
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While some skins come in packs, others don't, and you can combine multiple skins from multiple packs to create your own mix (though most of the time you'll want to stay inside the same pack).
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So long as Overwatch continues to release new heroes and kit them out with culturally significant skins, players can continue to learn about the world around them by looking into what these skins actually represent.
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It's also more tannic, as if the juice of the freshly crushed grapes had macerated longer with the tannin-bearing skins, or perhaps the grape skins were a bit thicker and contained more tannic compounds.
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Broil about 53 minutes, or until the skins are browned. 2.
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Aaron Rodwell skins a 2000-foot saltwater crocodile after a hunt.
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Aaron Rodwell skins a 10-foot saltwater crocodile after a hunt.
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Out of 50 submitted skins, a whopping 17 have been accepted.
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Ben: I didn't even put new skins on my drum kit.
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I remember the first time I saw the trailer for Skins.
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It's actually about weapon skins, cosmetic upgrades that don't enhance play.
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The game is free, but you'll definitely want to buy skins.
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And tanned animal skins are indeed about to face a rival.
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Factory-grown leather promises several advantages over skins taken from animals.
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For example, you can make some skins draggable and some not.
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Pavlovsky's list of exotic skins includes crocodile, lizard, snake and stingray.
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However, Blizzard has messed up when designing skins in the past.
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Season with salt and pepper and divide mixture between potato skins.
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The Cheetah and Painted skins are epic and cost 250 credits.
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"She's got climbing skins," the boy in the green goggles said.
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Do you allow "shirts" and "skins" during P.E. or basketball practice?
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The days of clunky Android skins are thankfully in the past.
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Things like fancy skins for your guild's page, or custom emoji.
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Remove from oven and cool slightly, then peel, discarding the skins.
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The skins are astringent with tannins, and the fruit powerfully tart.
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When 1984 rolled around, potato skins were part of American life.
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So Chinese companies have begun buying donkey skins from developing nations.
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You guys played the song "Hummingbird" on an episode of Skins.
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I often think of her like a snake shedding its skins.
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Imagine milk protein pizza boxes, or cans made of tomato skins.
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We sat on reindeer skins laid out around the fire pit.
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Some skins, you soon realize, need saving more urgently than others.
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The iPod skins did look very similar to Apple's classic design.
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The figures could represent human hunters clad in skins or masks.
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You can search for skins, or browse by category as well.
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Remove the skins from the beans by adding them to a large bowl, filling the bowl with water, and vigorously rubbing the beans together, removing the skins as they float to the surface of the water.
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That is at least $680,000 earned from CS:GO skins since 2013, though it's probably a lot more considering they created some of the most popular skins in the game, including the white-and-orange Asiimov guns.
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Rather than allow the grape juice to macerate for long with the pigment-bearing skins, as they would a red wine, producers whisk away the skins after the juice has absorbed the preferred amount of color.
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GAVIN HAYMANExecutive directorOpen Contracting PartnershipLondon China's ejiao industry, which uses a gelatine taken from donkey skins in traditional medicines, is putting the donkey populations of other countries at risk, too ("Tusks, skins and waste recycling", January 6th).
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The team of researchers combined discarded peanut skins—an otherwise worthless byproduct from peanut processing—with artificial sweeteners and milk chocolate, discovering that those purplish skins were enough to boost the antioxidant content of the chocolate itself.
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To prevent this, Apeel takes the skins, seeds and pulp of homogeneous fruits or veggies -- such as grapes from a winery or tomato skins from a ketchup factor -- and presses out an oil rich in fat lipids.
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"We knew that Prada used exotic skins in their products," she continued.
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The Dawnchaser skin moves away from Sejuani's more typical winter-themed skins.
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Researchers then overlaid all human-belonging pixels with these Minecraft-esque skins.
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These animal skins are necessary for some of the game's best upgrades.
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I'm team Pork Roast always, and particularly appreciate the crispy pork skins.
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Pimp out your Roomba with officially licensed iRobot decal skins See Details
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Keep the skins intact when possible to get all of the goodness!
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Just before appearing on "Game of Thrones," Hannah Murray starred on "Skins."
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Other skins resemble Star Wars Stormtroopers, Metal Gear's Solid Snake, and more.
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She then proceeded to write empowering affirmations on the skins of bananas.
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The skins were then wrapped around silicone rubber tubes powered by air.
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Even within Blood Orange, Dev has flung off and inhabited numerous skins.
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I'd definitely play all those games with these wacky skins patched on.
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Over the decades Mr Orban has shed beliefs as chameleons shed skins.
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The sled holds a stove, an oil fire, skins, food, and coffee.
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Over 300, actually, with new skins being added roughly every two months.
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Researchers demonstrate how it could take on multiple skins for specific tasks.
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Skins (considered the British Degrassi) barely acknowledges faith-based and racial differences.
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Do you guys want shirts, skins or full, NBA-regulation game uniforms?
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There was Fruity Pebbles and potato skins and soda, Mountain Lightning soda.
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They also seized 22008kg of tiger bones and claws, and five skins.
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"If you have nice skins, you get reactions from people," said Heesterman.
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Snake skins can fetch $30 to $60 apiece, roughly a week's wage.
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And Android skins tend to offer a similar spectrum of UI tweaks.
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Skins both skewers and glorifies British rave culture throughout its excellent seasons.
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The bodies are reconstructed with horse skins, wood, leather, blankets, and iron.
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We machine high-grade aluminum for aircraft skins, structures and fuel tanks.
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Their skins are thick and whitish, patterned with dark rosettes and spots.
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The nuns keep them to make a cough syrup from their skins.
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In many cases, the app more or less re-skins their faces.
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The skins have become a kind of currency in and of themselves.
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A number of the empty stores in the area once sold skins.
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They come out warm and soft, with skins that slip right off.
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Remarkably, red-backed salamanders lack lungs; they breathe through their thin skins.
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When he does buy fabric, he'll dye it with saved onion skins.
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I collect underwater sightings for my children as a hunter would skins.
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The event, called 'The Challenge: Japan Skins' will tee off on Oct.
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They don't want our white skins around telling them what they want.
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That's the only thing keeping people going to Skins games these days.
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We attached our skins and followed a gradual incline along a ridge.
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"The smarter yakuza have been 'clean skins' for years now," said Adelstein.
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KS: (laughs) No, but you do get free potato skins at Denny's.
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Knowing that the large part of betting involves skins (the in-game items that provide visual upgrades for default looks), Valve took an initiative of increasing the waiting period to execute the transaction for skins after each trade.
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These were people who had come of age when Skins—and Skins Parties—was an actual thing as opposed to a quaint point of reference like new rave or property ownership for people under the age of 45.
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"They may use animal skins, but not body parts," Manana told VICE News.
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Applying e-skins would put the heart under less pressure than typical electrodes.
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Products made from reptile skins, for example, can sell for thousands of dollars.
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If the skins don't come off easily, peel or pop them off. 2.
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The central heating and the blasted wind are playing havoc with our skins.
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Creators also get a cut from peer-to-peer sales of their skins.
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Another designer, Coridium, has been making weapon skins for CS:GO since late 2013.
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Partway through development, textures, skins, and level designs had to be redesigned, also.
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Unlockable hero skins — the biggest dangling carrot Overwatch offers — go a step further.
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They wore clothing, like the skins of Words, cut and pieced to fit.
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Recently, however, the country's rulers have begun expounding the virtues of thick skins.
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Some of these rare skins can fetch several hundreds dollars on the marketplace.
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Skins can also be loaded, unloaded, and refreshed from this more detailed menu.
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I think this constraint inspired creativity mirrors the creativity that Winamp skins inspired.
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The more banana skins you dodge, the bigger the manhole waiting for you.
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Grappa uses stems, seeds and skins (referred to as pomace) in its production.
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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy will headline a skins game event on Oct.
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Some also use pangolin skins as clothing, and their fetuses in medicinal remedies.
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When mummy-looking balls get their skins, they finally start looking like basketballs.
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"I always finalize the design the same day on client's skins," he says.
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So Europe really is as wild as Skins makes it out to be.
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It renews skin, treats/prevents acne, softens skins, and brightens a dull face.
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The drum skins were taken off, and mics were shoved in weird places.
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Then came "Skins," the BBC's controversial, long-running series about hard-partying teenagers.
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So, one might start by imagining artificial skins on prosthetic limbs or robots.
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Empire will distribute physical copies of "Skins" through Alliance Entertainment, a Sunrise, Fla.
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That probably will not affect the fervor with which "Skins" will be received.
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Poachers also target otters for their skins, which are usually sent to China.
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Rudd had a comprehensive kit including extra skis, skins, poles and backpacking stove.
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And having the high-level skins can feel like a marker of status.
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It included new weapons, skins (nonplayers may call them costumes) and other goodies.
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There was an undeniable metropolitan vibe suggesting an uncontested comfort in their skins.
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Unless, of course, it is chicken wings and potato skins that you desire.
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French fashion house Louis Vuitton is now designing skins for the fantasy videogame.
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Kitchen employees toss onion skins and meat fat into the wastebasket almost instinctively.
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Museums and merchants started paying top dollar for great auk eggs and skins.
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Across its open mouth, suspended animal skins trapped the heat from a fire.
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Tiger-bone wine, skins and jewellery featuring claws and teeth are status symbols.
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These tools, they suspect, were used to break up the skins of potatoes.
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Their skins turn black and crack open, sizzling with their blood-red juice.
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Politicians are molting before our very eyes, growing new skins, ala Republican Sen.
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They published videos with titles like HOW TO WIN $13,000 IN 5 MINUTES CS GO Betting and $24,000 COIN FLIP (HUGE CSGO BETTING!) + Giveaway that showed them betting expensive CS:GO weapon skins and winning thousands of dollars worth of rarer skins.
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A New York City woman on Wednesday sued TGI Fridays, in a proposed class action claiming that the company, known for its restaurants, misleads consumers by selling "Potato Skins" snacks that contain potato flakes and potato starch, but no skins.
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Instead, those salaries included 1,000 deer skins a year for the governor, 500 raccoon skins for the governor's secretary and a single mink skin for the constable for each warrant signed, according to one account published in The Times in 1852.
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In Apex, you're stuck largely with drab camouflage character skins and generic weapon wraps.
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Convincing fashion designers to give up fur and exotic animals skins is one thing.
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They're not "skins" anymore, they're deeply modularized and sandboxed without forking the OS entirely.
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There is a lot of content out there on how to hack garlic skins.
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Preordering the game before August 14th will also get you three unique building skins.
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In other cases, online providers strike revenue-sharing deals with existing casinos for skins.
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Aside from obsolescence, Amazon removed that ring to accommodate the Echo's new customizable skins.
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On the customization side of things, you can personalize your worm by changing skins.
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The rarest and most attractive skins can easily be sold for hundreds of dollars.
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Several are dressed in animal skins, with quivers of arrows slung across their backs.
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They are definitely the coolest batch of skins to be introduced to the game.
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You'll see some simple widgets called "skins" on the right of your screen immediately.
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Remove and discard skins from the garlic cloves, and roughly chop along with chilies.
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Out of all of Overwatch's heroes, however, Zenyatta's skins are perhaps the most intriguing.
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Set in Temperance, Wyoming, something unnatural is killing wolves, leaving only their skins behind.
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Whoever did this prank clearly knew how to get under all of our skins.
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Over time, that's meant wine from clay, animal skins, barrels, the list goes on.
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So how do you launch potato skins into the Bar Food Hall of Fame?
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Defensive compounds in frogs' skins were already known to protect the amphibians against bacteria.
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Pryor was also upset because his Skins lost to the Chiefs in Kansas City.
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NG: I was into Skins, Shameless – I was really into Shameless for a bit.
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It might start as "Trainspotting," but it becomes a 2019 era "Skins" soon enough.
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When the peppers are done resting, rub off their skins with a dish towel.
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Over 20 countries export crocodilian skins, according to statistics from the UN Environment Programme.
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Remove from the heat and cool slightly, then peel the tomatoes, discarding the skins.
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Others decided they had to save their political skins by rejecting the conservative agenda.
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However, Epic's Battle Pass subscription does feature plenty of superhero-themed skins to unlock.
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Quality of our fruit has suffered with the intense sun burning the delicate skins.
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And our online marketplaces are stuffed with items made with giraffe bones and skins.
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Gamers use v-bucks to buy new skins, accessories and emotes for their avatars.
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Snake Charmer Ferrato has a thing for exotic skins: ostrich, lizard, and even shark.
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The "skins" are pinned to the wall or hung from a suspended bamboo frame.
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Nicholson played in 14 games for the 'Skins this year, starting 7 of them.
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Outspoken FIFA critic and Skins chairman Jaimie Fuller got kicked out of the Congress.
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Transfer the potato skins to a baking sheet and top with cheese and bacon.
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Questions remain, though, questions that linger even after you've binned the blue king skins.
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When the garlic is cool enough to handle, squeeze the cloves from their skins.
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Unless we're talking about Skins, the people writing teen dramas are never actual teens.
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A pile of peanut skins sat on the table next to an empty plate.
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Paid skins are often themed, with Fortnite introducing a Batman-themed skin last month.
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The issue is more complicated than smoke residue settling on the skins of grapes.
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To augment the sauce, I char a few ripe tomatoes until their skins blister.
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I joined Skins as an actor and a writer—then I got an agent.
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We still get people coming up to us saying they discovered us through Skins.
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On an open fire nearby, pomegranate skins are simmering in a pot of water.
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Nectarines are really just peaches with smooth skins and a certain slightly tart tendency.
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And so are his fans, wearing their love on their sleeves, shirts and skins.
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"No two skins have the same rigidity or the same buckling behavior," says Williams.
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She frequently skins up Aspen Mountain before going to work at a literary nonprofit.
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This is the process Ford uses to turn coffee-bean skins into sustainable headlights.
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That's because juice extractors separate the juice from the fiber-rich pulp and skins.
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It's a big shift for Fortnite, which historically has only featured premade character skins.
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He likes them only a tiny bit blackened, the crispy tang of the skins.
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My fiancé is in exotic skins, so he made this alligator handbag for me.
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According to a Tuesday morning tweet, the company is making skins for the Cybertruck.
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It&aposs also hard to know how many (if any) calories the skins contain.
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They're able to get inside their employees' skins and understand things from their perspective.
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One report by the gambling industry analyst Chris Grove estimated that $7.4 billion worth of skins were wagered in 2016, with some significant percentage of that money undoubtedly going to the distribution platform Valve, which sold many skins in the first place.
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Ozobot Guardians of the Galaxy Starter Kit with Groot and Rocket character skins Ozobot Guardians of the Galaxy Starter Kit with Groot and Rocket character skins Educators use Ozobot to teach coding and art classes, of course, but other subject matter, too.
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Their first, published just before the series one finale in March, was accompanied with the headline, "Sex, Skins and Standing in the Way of Control;" proof that the music used on Skins was beginning to infiltrate the mainstream beyond its initial teenage fanbase.
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Upholding this mentality and aesthetic, Maoyuan creates rounded sculptures from horse, sheep, and camel skins.
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The goal, according to Ms. Guillermo, is to end the use of exotic skins entirely.
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There's also a premium currency called gems that is primarily used for unlocking cosmetic skins.
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The Worldbreaker series of skins gives awesome new looks to Nautilus, Hecarim, Nasus and Trundle.
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It may defy logic, but the thinner plastic e-skins get, the stronger they become.
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You scrub and dry four long, slender baking potatoes, rubbing their skins lightly with fat.
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I've got a few shreds of rolling baccy, no skins and lighter that doesn't work.
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Chanel may similarly inspire competitors to distance themselves from fur as well as animal skins.
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They also try out some digital bodies other than the aforementioned malformed Second Life skins.
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That's the best way to end the permanent shirts against skins contest the Senate's become.
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The company has in the past added direct-purchase hero skins styled after OWL teams.
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Cosmetics are the easiest to understand: they're skins for how each character looks in-game.
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Villagers hold torches made of wine skins during the El Vitor Civic procession on Sept.
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Users can even use old skins just by dragging and dropping them into the window.
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Both Qiyana and Senna will feature "prestige" skins designed by LV artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière.
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New Jersey allows each existing casino to give out three skins to individually branded websites.
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Each state has different rules about how many skins it is willing to give out.
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So to talk about "pure" Android and "skins" is sort of to miss the point.
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The actual number of customization options you get depends on the creator of the skins.
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Bulkhead Interactive moved slowly on delivering the skins; the winning players still don't have them.
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Rafsanjani made hundreds of skins and about 50 soft robots before it all worked out.
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As with almost all content in the game, you can't purchase the new skins directly.
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Also, rave was a lot less defined than skins, so it wasn't as easily demonized.
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You need the utility StartIsBack and a separate set of Start menu and taskbar skins.
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Out of all the custom Android skins, Sense has always been one of my favorites.
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This is what makes Jeremy Saulnier's latest punks versus-skins-thriller, Green Room, so refreshing.
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Or they can be paid in "skins"—decorative frills that have no bearing on gameplay.
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Gambling with skins happens on unregulated sites, making it easier for fixers to avoid detection.
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The skins pull inspiration from both Doomfist's status as a cyborg and his origin: Nigeria.
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EM: It kind of is, but Skins is like a heightened, extreme version of it.
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It showed that at least four of the skins were from animals in the park.
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The skins are largely sold to tanners in Italy and France, and also in Singapore.
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You can also see a handful of the event's hero skins, though they're very blurry.
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Although I usually don't like tougher skins on hot dogs, the flavor was still delightful.
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These generally include anything from extra maps to skins for characters and special-edition collectables.
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This allows players to buy upgraded skins for their characters and even unlock certain rewards.
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Sellers use the online marketplace to auction accounts fully loaded with skins, emotes and accessories.
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The nymphs climb trees and within an hour, they shed their skins and become adults.
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It's shirts and skins, and this time don't be such a little bitch, Jim Acosta.
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CSGOLotto allowed users to bet skins and weapons from the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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Take the leftover potato skins from making gnocchi and slice them into 1-inch strips.
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So, the Skins took their gripe to the judge ... filing suit in NY federal court.
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Carefully use your fingers to peel off the bumpy alligator skins, starting at a corner.
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The temple, he and other experts suggested, may have been used to store such skins.
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The mantu are fortifying, the heat penned up inside the skins, which hiss when pierced.
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When Skins came out in England, we were living it because we were the characters.
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It took 13 weeks to release us from the slimy civilian skins we'd arrived in.
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And Amazon could stop selling skins — stickers that wrap around JUUL vapes — on its site.
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At most, the juice may stay in contact with the skins for a few hours.
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They were surrounded by skulls and skins, and by tanks containing live snakes and cockroaches.
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This one wasn't for me, and I felt like I was eating crispy potato skins.
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As you work through the battle pass, you'll also unlock these boss characters as skins.
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Enter dbrand, maker of skins for your favorite tech toys, like iPhones and AirPods cases.
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The skins are 1,500 v-bucks (or roughly $15) each, while the glider is 1,200.
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Drag and drop the folder you extracted back in Step 4 into this Skins folder.
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Collagen, which is found in animal skins, is the main biological building block of leather.
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One character skins moles and hangs them around his property to scare off the serpent.
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They die of cancer, like The L Word's Dana, Private Practice's Susan, or Skins' Naomi.
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They said they really wished I rooted for the Jets because they loved Uncle Skins.
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Who among us can deny ourselves the pleasure of combining loaded potato skins with nachos?
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Instead of removing the pigment-bearing skins from the grape juice, as is the case with conventional white wines, the skins are left to macerate with the juices, giving the wines an amber cast and a tannic rasp that is rare in a white.
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"I wanted to keep the skins as they are, with the holes, the traces of the hand, all the faults, but give them a function," he said of the resulting pieces (two chairs, a desk and a bench) with skins seemingly melted over steel frames.
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Eventually, Someya hopes such skins will be used to monitor oxygen levels inside organs during surgery.
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Brands' hesitation to stop profiting from animal skins isn't the only concern of animal rights groups.
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The skins then "animate" these objects by applying force to their surface, leading to distinct movements.
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Take a look at all the silly new skins coming soon to League of Legends below.
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Along with the new mode, the teaser gives us a glimpse at two new champion skins.
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Due to the varying rarity of Counter-Strike weapon skins, a living economy has taken shape.
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Since launch, the team has added 2,050 cosmetic items like sprays, skins, victory poses, and more.
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The Echo has options for decorative skins available in six varieties, including wood, metallics, and fabrics.
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They don't have skins and they're really sweet and they're shaped like little baby sand dollars.
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" Another over on Reddit describes Sony holding Fortnite skins hostage in 2018 as "an actual joke.
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New research suggests that bed bugs are able to ward off insecticides by developing thicker skins.
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Slash, Duff McKagan, and even Axl Rose have signed on, but no word on the skins.
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Isaac Kibengo says that he came from Kitale, 200km (125 miles) away, to work packaging skins.
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Add the pork skins to a large soup kettle/stock pot and completely submerge with water.
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Return the baking sheet to the oven and roast until the skins are crisped, 83 minutes.
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The final stage of the ritual involved burying the skins at the foot of the altar.
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The new Amazon Echo (the Echo 2) favors skins that can blend with your home decor.
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Doomfist's skins have been revealed on the Overwatch public test region and they look pretty amazing.
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Sources close to the organization have said there's no way the 'Skins will let him go.
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This means no skins to slow down the software, no unwanted bloatware apps, and smooth performance.
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It sometimes bursts out in bits and pieces, with emotional shrapnel embedding itself in others' skins.
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Skins Dnamic Thermal Windproof Long Tights, from $52.79, available at Amazon—Remi Rosmarin, Insider Picks reporter
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Laing has not entirely given up her biographer's taste for burrowing inside other people's skins, however.
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You can find new skins online with a quick search, or on the "Osu!" community forum.
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Marks's handbag line, CNN noted, features designs with skins from exotic animals, including ostriches and alligators.
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That includes animal parts like ivory in any form, lion claws, tiger skins, and rhino horns.
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This time around, a lot of the focus is on skins and emotes, rather than features.
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In these maps, players can load custom assets such as textures, character skins, or ragdoll models.
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The excerpt covers your realization that some people were associating AF with racist skins and punks.
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Most notably, Skins was one of the first UK shows to include dubstep in its soundtrack.
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It builds up your bones and skins to be able to take and deliver punishing blows.
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I want to spread awareness of zero waste practices, and eventually pay them for the skins.
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Buying skins isn't compulsory, but it can show players have money to splash on their character.
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The "Purpose" singer has a pretty good reason for going skins -- just look at that bod.
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Donkey skins find their way to China from nations as varied as Kyrgyzstan, Brazil and Mexico.
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Their shelf life, unrefrigerated, can be a few days for those with thin skins, to weeks.
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The skins are transformed into mittens and slipper-like shoes that curl up at the tip.
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Her characters are never named, their anonymity allowing the reader to slip easily into their skins.
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Her characters are never named, their anonymity allowing the reader to slip easily into their skins.
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Other types thrive on the skins of frogs and salamanders, threatening hundreds of species with extinction.
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These incredibly weak and selfish people appear to consider only their own skins and political agendas.
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The skins are delicate but wait to break until pierced, and reveal meat seething and tender.
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"The skins of animals were gold for Czarist Russia," said Irina V. Viter, a local historian.
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Ring also promoted Halloween-themed skins to decorate doorbell cameras on its company blogs and Instagram.
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The event also includes new shinies to reach for, including Batman-themed character and gadget skins.
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Dr. Read, who weighs 205 pounds, recoils at the memories of shirts-and-skins football games.
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Let us be the throb in our children's dreamsand the wounds they wear under their skins.
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Dutch traders bought fur and skins from them in exchange for weapons, clothing and other items.
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Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Jain were such men — exceedingly confident risk takers with thick public skins.
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We detached our skins and flipped our bindings so that our uphill skis became downhill ones.
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"Eggplants with thin skins, persimmons that are silky and sugary, organic eggs, local bread," she said.
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For instance, Ana and Pharah have skins tied to Horus and Anubis, signifying an easily recognized homage to their Egyptian heritage, whereas Sombra's Azúcar — which means "sugar" in Spanish — and Los Muertos skins refer to Día de los Muertos and the notorious Los Muertos gang, respectively.
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Mr. Chesebe explained that the slaughterhouse also limits its purchases of dried skins to those sold by Turkana people — because, he said, "everyone knows that only Turkana eat donkeys" — and to fresh skins from sellers who claim their animals died on the way to the abattoir.
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Yet another application for the e-skins could be to improve the abilities of modern-day prosthetics.
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Doing so allows them the oversight needed to make sure exotic skins are procured ethically, they say.
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"My mom has lived many different lives and has sort of inhabited many different skins," he continues.
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You have access to some bare bones weapon choices and cosmetic stuff, like skins and shoulder pads.
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Now, if only the Aussie flag Xbox skins could be paid for in true blue Straya cash.
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Another company, SlickWraps, is also selling AirPods skins that people can apply at home for only $14.95.
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Some skins can be unlocked in-game for free, while others will be sold for real money.
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Kudos for not going crazy with the skins or attempting to tweak Google's operating system beyond recognition.
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How do you make money doing that, is it just the skins you sell, or the meat?
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These crates contain skins — paint jobs for your guns and knives, essentially — of varying, clearly marked rarity.
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A screenshot of some of the more expensive skins currently available in the Steam Market for 'CS:GO'.
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Hopefully, we'll get some nice superhero skins as well — and, if we're lucky, a Hulk smash emote.
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It can take the skins of as many as 130 calves to produce a 500-page book.
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"I just kept creating more and more fantasies to escape into, new skins to shed," she said.
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The websites have been getting away with their activity because gamblers aren't exchanging money, they're exchanging skins.
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IQ tests became a tool for pundits to argue that people of darker skins were intellectually inferior.
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The D.Va and Mei skins — which you can see in embedded tweets below — are just a taste.
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The item shop also features a variety of themed costumes and skins, including a candy cane wrap.
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However, as an avid Skins watcher back in the early 2000s, it's nothing I hadn't seen before.
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You begin to reimagine music as you know it; songs take on new lives, shed old skins.
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The paper skins only demarcate the boundary, like a theoretical line that separates one side from another.
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Both games allow players to buy different "skins" or characters that you can use in the game.
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Gilly is like Splash, except if you put her in water she turns into Cassie from Skins.
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For another, Skins actress Kaya Scodelario is giving us serious Elizabeth Swann vibes in the new trailer.
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Since banana skins are too hard for her to eat, we peel off the skin for her.
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Winter skins for this year's Snowdown include Santa Braum (above), Snow Day Graves and Winter Wonder Karma.
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Animal fat helps you make torches, while wolf skins will keep you warm in the snowy mountains.
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Testing remaining quagga skins revealed the animal was in fact a sub-species of the plains zebra.
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White wine is given 15 days, while red wine gets 30 to marinate properly, skins and all.
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The skins are printed in a thermoplastic material using additive-manufacturing machines from Stratasys, an American company.
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Add the tomatoes and cook until the skins just begin to burst, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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When the fruit actually begins to appear, smoke penetrates the skins of the grapes, compromising the juice.
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The roof and side and front walls are one piece and made with fiber-reinforced polymer skins.
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Initial findings showed traces of L. monocytogenes on over 17 percent of avocado skins, which sounds bad.
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He takes them out, letting them cool in a bowl, until he can peel the skins off.
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The first step consists of obtaining raw skins, and on that front, the area is fully stocked.
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Players first have to buy Fortnite's in-game currency, "V-Bucks", in order to then purchase skins.
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Using this technique on ripe fruit, the skins will pull right off without bruising the flesh beneath.
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Like many games today, Siege also lets players add skins and charms to their in-game guns.
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The skins are available to purchase on Steam, which is owned by Valve, who also published CS:GO.
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"Skins" comes with a guest appearance from Kanye West, a vocal admirer, and a striking marketing campaign.
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They are dark orange-red globes with skins gone crisp, thrust on a skewer like tandoori chicken.
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Meanwhile, two neophyte leaders with strange hair and thin skins are insulting each other in bizarre ways.
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A study of 120 years' worth of seabird skins demonstrated rising levels of mercury in the ocean.
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They have slightly thicker skins that stand up to roasting better than, say, thin-skinned Yukon golds.
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The leaves, bark, nut shells and onion skins used to dye the yarn sat near her loom.
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The ball was originally made of skins and/or animal bladders, and players kicked and passed it.
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It should be the investors' skins, not ours and other countries', that should be in the game.
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"They must have a lot of ketchup discards — tomato skins and peels and seeds," Mielewski told CNBC.
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Ms. Sánchez makes these tattoos intuitively, marking the skins of her artworks with maps to her subconscious.
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Their delicate skins are loosely packed with ground beef, musky from cumin, and just barely pinched shut.
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Mr. Ruscha bought the drum skins almost 50 years ago at a leather store in Los Angeles.
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Unlike EA's old app, there's a single mode (for classic Tetris) and a handful of alternative skins.
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Everyone gathered to stuff the rice into tofu skins simmered with sugar and shoyu for inari-zushi.
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They speak of having nowhere else to go (yet they do), of being black inside white skins.
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SKINLESS, NATURAL CASING AND COLLAGEN CASING All hot dogs are made and precooked in casings, or skins.
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The best dumplings on the menu are called raviolis, but are actually enveloped in translucent wonton skins.
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When the skins break down completely, you're left with a sticky, golden jam, dotted with tiny seeds.
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Luckily, for you, there's now a way to buy skins for your overpriced Blade Runner cosplay vehicle.
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There are new themes, new sites to explore, new character skins and there are new weekly challenges.
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Their bodies, which were probably painted with ochre, were covered in animal skins, which were painted, too.
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Mehra organized a Skins Game in 22011, inviting three L.P.G.A. players to India to play an exhibition.
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Louisiana is the United States' leading producer of alligator skins, according to the Louisiana Alligator Advisory Council.
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Burn garlic skins in your house to keep money coming in, dispel negative energy, and ease depression.
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All images: screen shots via E4 Skins season one advertisementThis post originally appeared on VICE UK.Maybe it was because I'd just hit 15, or perhaps it was a direct result of the show, but when Skins came out in 20103, the house parties I'd been going to changed.
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The tofu skins are fine but not a dish I would catch myself fantasizing about the next day.
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Some of the newer additions include a Twitch exclusive Warframe Prominence bundle and Bob Ross skins for SMITE.
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After using up a package of dumpling skins, I decide to finish the rest of the batch tomorrow.
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Process until most of the chickpea skins have broken down and mixture is very smooth, about 3 minutes.
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When potatoes are cool enough to handle, remove skins and mash with a handheld mixer until smooth. 5.
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But the added layer of microtransactions and "elite" skins has heightened those inherent contradictions to an uncomfortable degree.
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But, as always, you're not really here for that, you're here for the new skins for the heroes.
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New skins and mounts are also included in the bundle, which will be available to purchase in September.
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I take the waste skins and distill the alcohol out of them to make a 94 percent alcohol.
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"People have began using the skins from mules, horses, pigs and oxen to produce counterfeit tonics," Xinhua said.
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Fortnite is known for its ever-growing cast of characters, which are sold in-game as digital skins.
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At a turning point, Enitan assists the Skins' getaway from a robbery by knocking out a police officer.
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We strip the smoked eels of their skins and gobble up big chunks of fish off the bone.
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But hey, that's 21st century retail for you: the same Chinese-manufactured product sold under endless marketing skins.
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But finally, Rafsanjani and his colleagues were able to create just the right scaly skins to mimic snakes.
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It explodes your cells and wears their skins as camouflage so it can more effectively burst more cells.
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Samsung and others already enabled a similar feature for their Android skins, but it's a first for Google.
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In honor of the Chinese New Year, Overwatch introduces a line of Lunar skins on an annual basis.
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In China donkey skins are used to make a gelatine, called ejiao, that is used as traditional medicine.
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Now imagine squads of four competing in Fortnite, each representing a different country, with custom skins to match.
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With impressive patience, Sujan dunks them into an ice bath and removes their skins with a paring knife.
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The Skins Game was once an offseason golf staple, held from 1983 to 2008, often around Thanksgiving weekend.
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The Marketplace will offer maps, texture packs, skins, min-games and more, all curated by the Minecraft team.
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The Battle Pass concept lets users subscribe to level up and earn skins, camos and other cosmetic items.
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Like, are they washing these avocado skins before they pour, or are we having cereal with green milk?
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His look is one part Skins, one part Miguel's Wildheart album cover, and two parts Gigi Hadid's boyfriend.
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The video is like the Agnostic Front "Punks and Skins United and Strong" taken to the next level.
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Made of leftover plant skins and stems, the coating acts as a barrier that slows the decay process.
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Skins are really now a part of the game, because the economy is so deeply embedded into CS:GO.
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Make the green sauce: Add all ingredients to Vitamix and purée until zucchini skins are just small flecks.
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Sold to tanners for bags, belts and watch straps, the best croc skins can fetch more than $600.
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Older people oftentimes have thick skins and are cynical, and young people are fresh and full of hope.
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For the first time, he purchased a thousand Fortnite V-bucks, for $9.99, with which to buy skins.
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Players bet their skins and had a chance to win more expensive ones worth, supposedly, thousands of dollars.
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It's harder to make a defense for the company's stubborn insistence on making its own walled Android skins.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. I remember the first time I saw the trailer for Skins.
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The process certainly made the skins redder, but it also made them tougher, and the insides became spongy.
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Their skins thicken, donning a coat of mucus and changing from a muddied yellow to a gunmetal silver.
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And some of the British cast members were having trouble fitting into the American skins of their characters.
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" THE VERDICT: Keenan: "The gaminess of this dish went perfectly with the wine's structure, and the cherry skins….
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Captions and a glossary shed light on how to identify epicarps (fruit skins) and flabellate (fan-shaped) foliage.
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Only the slight differences in the shades of their perfect skins suggest they are not a matched set.
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As someone who played on the skins side way too many times as a middle schooler, I disagree.
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Their flawless skins reflect the studio lights, and on closer inspection seem to glow, as if from within.
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CAPE TOWN — Some of the elephant corpses had begun to decay, their skins dried stiff over bony carcasses.
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Mr. O'Hara, 32, founded Vereda, a luxury fashion company in New York that features wild American alligator skins.
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", "Will someone get this big walking carpet out of my way?" and "Someone has to save our skins.
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Let them cool slightly, and you can rub off the skins with your fingers or a kitchen towel.
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Chinese law permits some tiger skins to be traded legally, although tiger bone has been banned since 19923.
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Controversial rapper XXXTentacion had two solo albums released posthumously: "Skins" in 2018 and "Bad Vibes Forever" in 2019.
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Dried fish skins decorate the walls; bones from the morning's fish go straight into the evening's unctuous broth.
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It derives both color and tannic structure in the qvevri by macerating and aging with the grape skins.
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That is the best way to end the sort of shirts-against-skins contest the Senate has become.
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My career has been centered around women of color, and I became known in Hollywood, and really around the world, as one of the first makeup artists that really understood ethnic skins, learned how to really match those skins, be creative in ways to create the colors that just didn't exist.
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Remove and discard the skins, and continue to broil tomatoes, often spooning the juices on top, about 5 minutes.
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In my time playing Fortnite, I've been destroyed by players in default skins more times than I can count.
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In an interview, Nanzer revealed that Blizzard is planning on releasing team-branded hero skins, sprays, and player icons.
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A whole host of add-ons and skins are available too, to help you make the software your own.
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Hans was accepting an award for best threeway for a scene from Skins 1 (link NSFW), a bareback flick.
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Loot crates can contain the new loot mentioned above, heroes, hero skins, mounts, portraits and, another new feature, sprays.
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Our appetizers arrive an hour after we ordered them: Japanese milk bread with aged ham and braised tofu skins.
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Valve doesn't want amateur-looking designs in their games (except for the mesh skins, apparently — those are pretty weak).
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The new skins are randomly won through loot boxes earned during the Uprising event, which lasts until May 1.
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Multiple skins could be applied to the same object, expanding functionality even further by allowing for more complex movements.
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Pug'Maw is definitely the most transformative of the April Fool's Day skins, turning Kog'Maw into an adorably deadly pup.
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Founded in 2001, Stella McCartney has always considered itself a vegetarian label, never using fur, leather, skins, or feathers.
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During Apex's first season, many players complained about boring skins and other cosmetic items that Respawn Entertainment made available.
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Her skins turns a greenish hue, and her features begin to wash away as neurons continue to go dark.
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Opening a crate brings up what amounts to a slot machine that spins through a set of possible skins.
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With skins of circuitry, his cyborg figures don traditionally patterned clothes that pop against the paintings' bold, monochrome backdrops.
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Instead, bets valued at $23,000 were also placed on players and they received around $7,000 worth of skins too.
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Also on that right-click menu, you're going to find settings for the skins, like position, transparency, and visibility.
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This means that any progress, skins, and purchases can't be shared between PS4 and Nintendo Switch or Xbox One.
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You can also create skins of your own quite easily using Rainmeter, a text editor, and an image editor.
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The dumplings are ready a minute or so after they rise to the surface; their skins will turn puffy.
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The in-game economy, combined with player-dictated status, means that a lot of Fortnite's culture revolves around skins.
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While the game is free to download and play, users pay for upgrades, like the "skins" displayed on characters.
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West -- who was born on July 18, 1912 (!!!!) -- says she became a 'Skins fan way back in the 1930s
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Their date activity involves reanimating petrified rat skins, so, safe to say, she does keep things interesting for Arie.
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This season has already seen the addition of pets, a Halloween-themed update, a floating island, and NFL skins.
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In January it boosted the industry by reducing the tariff on imports of donkey skins from 5% to 2%.
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Manti, Chinese dumplings writ large, had yielding skins and steamy centers of ground beef, lamb and pent-up broth.
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He also had a rocky relationship with PETA for defending his use of fur, crocodile, lizard and snake skins.
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That tactic is similar to the community-based approach that Xiaomi and Cyanogen take to create their Android skins.
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They're basically super-thin plastic skins that snap on to your phone and provide the slightest amount of protection.
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He apparently liked to wear the skins of his victims and to look at his image in multiple mirrors.
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These skins and other paid add-ons, allow you to show off a different style to your online competitors.
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The molting skins of cicadas are a commonly used ingredient in Chinese medicine, and are used in herbal preparations.
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Along with the new game mode, Uprising will include a handful of brand new character skins, sprays, and more.
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In celebration of Winamp coming back, here's a selection of the best skins we found in that treasure trove.
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The one-hour series also features Skins' Luke Pasqualino, Scream Queens' Lucien Laviscount and Doctor Who star Dougray Scott.
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Deppe said the event will include things like unlocked champions, additional skins and bonuses to Influence Points and experience.
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Your limbs are bleeding honey and growing thick skins of sepia bark, wings sprout in between your shoulder blades.
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Or that only the wealthy will benefit: The selfish and well-heeled focused on saving their own upscale skins.
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Egyptian papyrus, precious stones and chariots could now buy you exotic animals, skins and minerals from Africa and Asia.
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I use small Italian eggplants, eight to 10 inches in length, with dark, shiny skins, firm to the touch.
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"So I bought one dance, two skins and the battle pass," Sacher told Reuters TV about recent gaming sessions.
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Wall texts will explain how Alutiiq women traditionally used sinew and yarn to sew animal skins around kayak frames.
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ArrowThe Arrow launcher, created by the folks at Microsoft, re-skins Android to give it a distinctly Windows feel.
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The only fiddly bit is rubbing the skins off the black-eyed peas (soaking them in hot water helps).
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We have scraped their very souls out so that we could use their skins to hold our latte art.
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Real fat people in real fat bodies don't have the luxury of shedding their skins to gain wider acceptance.
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He flips them so the skins blister just a bit, then takes them out to rest on paper towels.
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It all went down at 'Skins camp in Richmond, Virginia -- where Washington had a joint practice with the Jets.
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People can see something change so rapidly; by changing the skins of these buildings with paint, their world changes.
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By printing her own temporary tattoos, the artist transforms models'—and occasionally plants' and animals'—skins into chameleonic canvases.
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Instead, the flesh and skins of Northern Spies, Kingston Blacks, Brown Snouts and other traditional varietals have to suffice.
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This is achieved by pouring the already fermented Valpolicella over the dried grape skins left over from making Amarone.
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In order to make Ripasso, grape skins left over from Amarone production or dried grapes are added to Valpolicella.
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Cool for 22 minutes, then unwrap them and scoop the flesh out of the skins into a medium bowl.
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I'd like to see a little feminine touch, maybe some posies, some cat skins draped over lampshades and things.
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Dr. Onyango maintained that none of these rules is sufficient to ensure that donkeys and skins are legally acquired.
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Additionally they found hundreds of carved pieces of ivory, 53 elephant tails, seven leopard skins and other animal parts.
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They take but 10 minutes to cook and are fragrant and delicious, with extra potato flavor from the skins.
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You simply get more stuff — character and gear skins, dances, graffiti, stickers, and the like — as you level up.
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But higher tiers come with perks, like extra Storyballs, new skins for the Storyball, and compatible books from HarperCollins.
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There's a line of okay well noise reduction sort of just smooths your skins, so just it's the light.
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Up until two years ago, Webb told BuzzFeed News, he sold crocodile skins to brands such as Louis Vuitton.
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In early December 2018, the luxury brand Chanel declared it would no longer process the skins of exotic animals.
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This version, ripasso, is made by pouring already fermented Valpolicella over the dried skins left over from making Amarone.
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There are lots of ways to do this, including making your own vegetable broth from vegetable skins and scraps.
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Tannins generally come from the skins, seeds and stems of grapes, which is why white wines are rarely tannic.
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To provide wine with color, red grapes are crushed and macerated with their skins, and sometimes seeds and stems.
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Both the skins and the trophy case will be revealed at some point during the month-long world championships.
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"They must have a lot of ketchup discards — tomato skins and peels and seeds," Mielewski said in an interview.
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At Gucci's Paris show, snake skins came in trouser and dress form, while Kering's Saint Laurent channeled python boots.
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Farm tractors covered in animal skins pulled carts filled with children throwing corn kernels and candy to the crowds.
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Our collection of Super Bowl recipes includes dips, chicken wings, potato skins, chilis, cheese steaks, nachos and vegetarian options.
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Steam Skins allow you to fully customize your Steam app — from the font to the color of the buttons.
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In the traditional method, grapes are aged with their skins in earthenware vessels called kvevri , which are buried underground.
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Without their fantasy skins, all the houses looked the same, and I had trouble finding my way at first.
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The Japanese odaiko (1873), for instance, is an ornate cloisonné and enamel drum with lacquerwork dragons on the skins.
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Made of leftover plant skins and stems, the coating acts as a barrier designed to slow the decay process.
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The animal skins he uses come from a Xinjiang ranch in China, where animal leather is sold to Chinese businesses.
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Good loot box systems offer only cosmetic items that don't really effect gameplay, like spray paint designs or weapon skins.
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Owen*, a 13-year-old seventh-grader living in New York City, has spent $15 so far on Fortnite skins.
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For about two years Rihanna cosplayed various girls from the British TV show Skins and I'm not sure anybody noticed.
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He took a pineapple and the skins from bananas we had eaten earlier, and set the peace offering before her.
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There are also skins that are only available on certain holidays — on St. Patrick's Day, you can play as Sgt.
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By entitling the show Strange Girls, the artist intimates how many women feel alienated and estranged in their own skins.
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It is fruit skins and rinds that have been crushed up and heated until the mix releases its essential oils.
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The longer the maceration period and the warmer the temperature, the more tannins, flavor, and color the skins will release.
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The Drake and Ellie skins are also included as pre-order bonuses for the on-disc version of the game.
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So when British actor Dev Patel from Slumdog Millionaire and TV series Skins nails the Aussie accent with relative ease?
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Animals' skins and coats, used to make leather and fur, are often the most valuable part of their farmed carcasses.
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According to Carlos Giffoni, lead producer for skins at Riot, the success of K/DA largely inspired the new project.
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It's the same process that causes grapes to develop red skins and blood oranges to develop their deep-red flesh.
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Today is Overwatch's first birthday and there are a bunch of amazing new hero skins to celebrate the special occasion.
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That way, you can get Battle Pass progression across platforms and keep your skins, emotes, and other cosmetics on Android.
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On Monday, French fashion house Chanel announced it would halt the use of exotic skins and fur in future creations.
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One thing to note: Adding salt to the soaking water helps speed up cooking by breaking down the beans' skins.
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If you blow on a spoonful of beans fished out of the pot, the skins will wrinkle and curl back.
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"We're not shedding our skins," Jughead announces to his gang, which has been reduced to khaki pants and mock turtlenecks.
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Even the skins I've spent so much money on now have jagged edges, as if they were last year's models.
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At Relæ, the artichoke skins are now fried and served with a melted Danish red rind cheese called Rød Løber.
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Transfer the baking sheet to a rack and immediately transfer the skins to paper towels to drain and cool. 5.
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Watts' aunt's shitty boyfriend blows all of the family's money on microtransactions and slick skins of Jim Raynor from Starcraft.
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While the project started out as simply creating new skins for the game, the developers wanted to do something more.
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Typically, the contents are a cosmetic upgrade of a gun or knife, known as "skins," which don't impact game play.
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Blizzard first introduced war chests last year, which players could purchase to receive items like character skins, portraits, and emoticons.
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This tribute to all-time videogame babe Aerith from Final Fantasy VII was probably in my own Winamp skins rotation.
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"2 years later and I'm still fighting the Skins on something they've continued to do countless time (sic)," Cravens wrote.
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As the last hours of Season 3 expired, players scrambled to reach Tier 100, and get their John Wick skins.
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The amber-hued wines in particular, made from fermenting white grapes with their skins, are gaining attention from international connoisseurs.
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People inside the Clinton orbit mourn the familiar shirts and skins of going up against a more conventional Republican nominee.
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Blizzard revealed four new Overwatch hero skins last night on the official Korean Overwatch Twitter and they look pretty slick.
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Moreover, a cheat code can establish a connection between player and developer in a way microtransactions like gun skins cannot.
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There's also the ability to mess with the equaliser, and choose between seven other skins, or load your very own.
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Old men like the king, Cadmus (Stephen Duff Webber), and the seer, Tiresias (Barney O'Hanlon), bop around in fawn skins.
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And the intense ultraviolet rays at that altitude cause the grapes to develop thick skins, producing ripe tannins and flavors.
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Note: The last time I made this, I carelessly threw in a few whole garlic cloves, still in their skins.
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And on Sundays, her grandmother cooked dinner for the family from scratch: deviled eggs, pork skins, cornbread and banana pudding.
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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Slickwraps, which makes vinyl skins for phones, tablets, and other electronics, announced last week that it suffered a data breach.
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Maybe it peeled away their protective skins of fantasy, made their pepper water too literal, brought their perils too close.
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The rim of the pot is crusted black with char; bell peppers, just breaking the surface, show off blistered skins.
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Buying skins or cosmetics, these outfits and getups let players show their personality and allegiance with friends and online competitors.
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"It's almost like younger players are treating 'Fortnite' skins like action figures," said Carter Rogers, a principal analyst at SuperData.
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Their documentation spurred the Laotian government to raid some businesses here and to burn a few tiger skins on television.
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Most rosé wines are made from the juice of red grapes, which is briefly macerated with the pigment-laden skins.
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Bananas are ripe when you begin to see little brown freckles on the yellow skins, usually five to seven days.
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At Pinch, they stand upright like Hershey's Kisses, and their skins, though very thin, don't rupture when squeezed between chopsticks.
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The heads of the sacrificed animals are buried in huge pits and hides and skins are often sold to traders.
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Fortnite has slowly been ramping up its Star Wars promotions since November when stormtrooper character skins were available in-game.
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She plays checkers with the captains of nearby whaling ships, and records a visit by some "Esquimaux" selling fox skins.
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Last June, he unveiled 25 shoe styles made from exotic skins, with plans to expand the footwear offerings this fall.
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He was later known for trading "skins," which are digital files used to customize the appearance of the game's players.
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His shoe experience led to another early inspiration: using shoe skins — cobra, alligator, lizard — to make distinctive coverings for bracelets.
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Mr. al-Anzi said the custom then was to wrap the dead in animal skins and adorn them with jewelry.
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Once I was looking at the ceiling, Kiki massaged, then kissed my feet, ankles, skins, and thighs for some time.
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A few centuries earlier, just about all white wine was, in fact, tinted orange or pink from the grape skins.
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"A lot of my friends play Fortnite and have skins, and you could say we are kind of competing," he says.
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The Boys in Green had played out of their skins, and positively changed the perception of Irish football in the process.
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Just like a teabag is left to steep in water, grapes and their skins are left to macerate over the time.
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For Lucano, the Kurds appeared as if they were the long-lost residents of Riace who'd simply returned wearing different skins.
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Burning all the potato skins 15 minutes before your guests are set to arrive is a total non-issue by comparison.
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We test the limits of our physical selves through contact—violence and intimacy both necessitate that our skins touch and communicate.
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They are now housing traditional slots in sleek new cabinets with "skins" from hit television shows such as "Game of Thrones".
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Or mine for some very serious potato skins, to remind you of life as it was at the end of 2015?
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Fans were given Fortnite-branded earplugs and water skins along with their tickets to stay comfortable throughout the hot, noisy weekend.
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They both have an ownership stake in CSGOLotto, a site where they've "won," on video, thousands of dollars worth of skins.
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These phenolic compounds are also found in grape skins, which is why red wine is also thought to be an antioxidant.
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They showed that pounding the skins could be more than tempo-driven accompaniment—it was an expressive language of its own.
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The role of the republic is to protect its citizens, regardless of the color of their skins, even if they're gay.
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Weapon skins are purely-aesthetic upgrades earned or purchased in CS:GO that can be traded or sold in Valve's Steam marketplace.
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"The original inspiration was a realization that Winamp skins were implemented in a very similar way to CSS sprites," said Eldredge.
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Guinea is a major wildlife trafficking hub, with ivory, skins, shark fins and live mammals regularly sold internationally by criminal groups.
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Some of the clothes had inlays of the brand's signature "intrecciato", or woven leather, or other details with exotic animal skins.
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Judd advises the same rules be applied to all foods with outer skins or rinds -- such as oranges, watermelons or cucumbers.
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The latest one, created by scientists at Harvard University, uses artificial scaly skins to move forward — kind of like a snake.
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Over the last year, Fortnite players have built mythologies around its skins, with each costume implying something specific about its owner.
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To transition, then, to Green Room, where did this idea of a film revolving around punks versus Nazi skins first blossom?
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One of the best examples is Overwatch's Swedish hero, Brigitte, who has a pair of mythology-inspired skins with more nuance.
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Epic Games, maker of "Fortnite," makes money by offering "skins" to players, with a "Top Gun" skin costing $5, for example.
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Take care to remove the skins from the pot and lay them flat on a sheet tray lined with parchment paper.
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Top the chicken with the chicken skins, breaking them up to fit, then top with the red onion and tomato slices.
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He was speaking before a Monday afternoon Japan Skins made-for-TV exhibition with Rory McIlroy, Hideki Matsuyama and Jason Day.
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Check out all the glorious, new Uprising skins you'll be able to gamble for in Overwatch Loot Boxes once that happens.
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Use whatever small pasta you have in the pantry—like shells, cavatappi or wheels—that will fit inside the potato skins.
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They'll get to see what maps they're playing and if their new matchmaking system works and if people are buying skins.
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Unlike airplanes, whose graceful lines and smooth skins help them slip through the atmosphere, they have delicate protuberances and pocked exteriors.
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Organic and inorganic e-skins, says paper co-author Takao Someya, should be considered complementary materials with different strengths and weaknesses.
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Do apples get ripe faster when your peewee tennis hero skins her whole body on the indoor court's weird artificial surface?
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If Skins marked the glory days of uploading, sharing, and maintaining a fandom despite geographical borders, then Skam is its renaissance.
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Like, Valve has to sift through 50,000 skins, how are you gonna stand out and make sure they look at you?
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Snow beds are covered with animal skins, and separate bar and restaurant igloos host overnight guests and resort ski-ins alike.
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His room was filled with shields meant to look like they had been made from animal skins and bows and arrows.
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The vegetable ash in the crust gives Mr. Gislason a way to avoid wasting scraps like onion skins and carrot tops.
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Huge mounds of the skins were then trucked to the police station in central Dakar and piled up on the pavement.
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Photographs from the sting showed the silver skins of reptiles soaking in large cisterns of frothy water to remove the flesh.
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In conventional modern white-wine production, the grapes are crushed and the skins, which contain pigments and tannins, are removed quickly.
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Fortnite developer Epic Games offers different character skins almost every day, causing some players to miss out on some cosmetic upgrades.
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Ultimately all the cosmetic items—70 new skins, sprays, portraits, and emoticons—will be sold separately for anyone who wants them.
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But it is possible that item gambling sites could continue operations — assuming that participants hand over items, details, and skins willingly.
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Earlier this month, supermarket giant Tesco started selling green mandarins after warmer weather in Spain stopped the skins from turning orange.
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There are salmon skins, chicken feet and chunks of rhyolite, a volcanic ash he tried to use to make building blocks.
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I wanted there to be a lot of intimacy in the song—hands on drum skins, dry voices and open spaces.
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Skins was crucial in securing a wider, more relevant future for British teen dramas like Misfits and My Mad Fat Diary.
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THE WHITE WAY because as the blood left citizens' bodies, their skins, regardless of tint or tone, grew a little paler.
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The following day is dedicated to the tanning process: She soaks the skins, progressively working in the crushed mimosa root bark.
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Resembling sultry, rabbit-like figures, the nylon skins slump in their seats, appearing worn out, perhaps abused by long-gone miscreants.
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They are hunted in some areas of Southeast Asia for their skins, but protected in countries like Sri Lanka and Thailand.
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The freshly seared pods are put in bags to make it easier to remove the skins, and sold by the pound.
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The skins remain with the juice until fermentation is complete, and then they are pressed to extract a little bit more.
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But with these grapes, Mr. Williams suggested, Frog's Leap could do fewer pumpovers and press the skins before fermentation is complete.
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Hunters can keep the skins if they like — but due to high levels of mercury, authorities don't recommend eating python meat.
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Instead he kept writing for "Skins," and in 2008 got a part in a play, "Oxford Street," at the Royal Court.
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Unlike his first two albums and the reams of music he released on SoundCloud before them, "Skins" barely leaves a mark.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The kernels are as dark as brass, with hard shells and glossy vellum skins.
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Instead of immediately separating the juice of the grapes from the skins, the producers macerated them together, extracting tannins and pigment.
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In four months, Mr. China has spent $140 of real money on things like skins and victory dances for his son.
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They use a byproduct of apple juice to create a material that feels like leather but uses no animal skins whatsoever.
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Epic released official skins for Star Wars' Rey and Finn, Marvel's Black Widow and Star-Lord, and John Wick last year.
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Chanel's president Bruno Pavlovsky said it had become difficult for the company to trace exactly where reptile skins had come from.
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Some decry the "shirts and skins" nature of modern politics, but it has paid off in spades for Trump and McConnell.
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Depending on how long the juice stays in contact with the skins, these wines can become starkly tannic and quite bitter.
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The result is a shatteringly crisp plate of shrimp (leave those skins on!) tossed with garlic salt, cilantro and lime juice.
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They would bury the heads near the temple complex, and ship the skins and meat for sale in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital.
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They boil day-old croissants into sugar syrup, whip leftover milk from coffee shops into whey, and ferment discarded pineapple skins.
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The works were so detailed that individual feathers are visible on angel wings, and dragon skins are textured with thick scales.
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Of course if that's not enough, there's still the option to import your own custom skins on Windows 10 and mobile.
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It uses downloadable skins to transform the app into an iPod or more, and it syncs to an Apple Music library.
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The partnership was first announced in September, and in October, "League of Legends" released Louis Vuitton skins also designed by Ghesquière.
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With the volume turned down, we lean in more closely, listening beyond what the refugees say to step into their skins.
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The good news ... the 'Skins are reportedly making a serious run at hiring Ron Rivera to fill their head coaching position.
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"Leopard skins and heads were worn by some Egyptian priests during funerary ceremonies to give strength to the dead," Piacentini explained.
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The poachers are so confident of not being caught that they brazenly dry their skins for days inside the park's borders.
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Compared to Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star, the Synecdoche paintings suddenly feel austere — those skins are flat, closed patches of color.
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The coating is made of discarded materials from organic produce — anything from pear stems to leftover grape skins to grass clippings.
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After making the firm decision that Uncle Sam was a D.C. native and a Redskins fan, Tim Thompson became Uncle Skins.
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Before you start tinkering with Rainmeter, it's important to understand a couple of key terms: You should know that "skins" are essentially widgets; "skin suits" are groups of skins with the same aesthetic; and "themes" are set positions for skin suits and typically a matching wallpaperInstallation and getting startedYou can gab the latest version on the Rainmeter website.
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The four heroes playable in the Uprising story mission mentioned above get special Overwatch Agent-branded blue skins for players to unlock.
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He invited him to bring his flock to eat the stems and skins left over from the winemaking process during harvest season.
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Squeeze the garlic from the skins into a small bowl; using the back of a fork, mash to make a paste. 4.
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Also, point out celebrities and other famous folks who challenge stereotypes about size and beauty and seem comfortable in their own skins.
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It's not because the outfits — skins, as they're called — give players any kind of special powers or strategic advantages in the game.
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Le alone has had five different skins added to CS:GO crates since 2015, netting him at least $200,000 in just two years.
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With these robotic skins, however, one could potentially create all sorts of different robots, and even alter their functions on the fly.
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This tweet, from Blizzard concept artist Anh Dang, shows just how much work goes into each one of these skins: Sentai Genji!
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There will be a Fortnite-style battle pass seasonal subscription for unlocking new legend costumes, character animations, weapon skins, and other cosmetics.
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"I collect grape skins from almost all of the wineries in the UK that make red in any significant volume," explains Caddy.
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The timed event, which will last until August 29th, will bring back last year's coveted Olympics-themed skins at a reduced cost.
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Enforcement efforts seem to be more effective on Amazon where a search only turned up accessories like skins and cases for devices.
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More common skins sell for pocket change, but the rarest of the rare can cost hundreds of dollars in real, actual money.
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David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have moved on to other roles, but they have not been able to completely shed these skins.
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But beyond space-themed skins, Epic has also layered in a little storyline, with a comet set to hit the game map.
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For the candidates who go on, the trick is not letting these results go to their heads, or get under their skins.
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Editing skins and getting creativeSkins themselves can be edited, and sometimes, the creator may have left controls behind to make it easier.
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Gelatine from boiled donkey hide is another ingredient in traditional medicine (skins, probably destined for the Chinese market, are pictured in Kenya).
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Many forms of bacteria are found naturally on the surfaces -- or skins -- of fruits and vegetables which need washing off before consumption.
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But it also comes from the fun, and often fleeting, skins, dances and pick axes the game offers in its Item Shop.
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Directed by Olivia Milch, Dude cast her alongside Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale, X-Men's Alexandra Shipp, and Skins' Kathryn Prescott.
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During that time, the Halloweeny skin had gained a reputation and became one of the most coveted skins in the whole game.
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Araoz recalled seeing a stuffed lion, tiger, even a giraffe – as well as the skins of other animals draped across the floor.
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You use the punks versus skins backdrop as a way of really creating a launchpad for discussing a whole depth of questions.
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Mendes takes a bite into the crispy pig skins to check their crunch and reflects again on why he chose Henderson's book.
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Blizzard will be introducing a new in-game currency called "league tokens" that can only be used to buy Overwatch League skins.
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In a small sauce pot, a few scored cherry tomatoes and ground cherries are dropped into boiling water to loosen their skins.
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She has a couple beers, and I opt for my signature Jack and Diet, along with potato skins and a Margherita flatbread.
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Today, I would have flayed him like a hunter skins a wolf, I know how to be a predator and panther now.
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Back in November, after Smith's injury ... the 'Skins reportedly worked out EJ Manuel, Josh Johnson and T.J. Yates before going with Sanchez.
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UK programming is notoriously hit (Sugar Rush, Bad Girls, Skins) and miss (Candy Bar Girls)—especially when compared to our American counterparts.
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Typically, grape skins and stalks are incinerated, which releases carbon emissions, or dumped in landfills, which leaches toxic polyphenols into the earth.
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Karl Lagerfeld has gone, and his passing marks the end of an era when fur and exotic skins were seen as covetable.
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She does the same with a fresh red onion whose skins are such a deep, vibrant purple it looks damn near fake.
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The coating is are made of discarded materials from organic produce — anything from pear stems to leftover grape skins to grass clippings.
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For me, and thousands of other American-high-school-based Tumblr users, discovering Skins was a formative part of being a teenager.
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These aren't skins crafted and created by an in-house team of expert artists, working in tandem to develop a predetermined look.
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This was a particular problem because the items being betted on — skins for Counter-Strike's weapons — can be sold for real money.
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BallerYoga promises that every element of its BallerYoga mats are made in the USA — the decorative football laces and all the skins.
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It is found either as a lump, or in containers which are most often made of wood but include baskets and skins.
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The timing meant that the fire's detritus was absorbed by the vines, before budbreak; and will therefore carry molecules into the skins.
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British retailer Marks & Spencer's Pure Super Grape products are made from waste pinot noir grape skins from the company's Chapel Down vineyard.
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Yves' team developed the brand, the control interface and initial set of customizable 'skins' that go on top of the original robotics.
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"Big crocodiles are for breeding and small crocodiles are still babies," he said, adding that his business used skins from saltwater crocodiles.
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All that changed with the Arms Deal Update, which added cosmetic weapon skins that players receive as random drops during the game.
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Just like the picatinny rail did for real-life weapons, weapon skins have created a whole new economy for capitalization in games.
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They were old, or they had been stored badly, and some had developed tough skins like tiny raincoats, making them nearly impenetrable.
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