Tar-soaked sandbags, tar-soaked palm fronds, tar-soaked trees and trash littered the water's edge.
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Blood Drive is soaked in blood because it's soaked in financial desperation.
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When she woke up, blood was everywhere, soaked through her underwear, soaked through her sheets.
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From the oil-soaked salty cracker to the oil-soaked salty cheese, these things were the ultimate savory snack.
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For in Russia—vodka-soaked Russia, Russia of Stalin, Catherine, and Ivan the Terrible, Russia of my liquor-soaked dreams—a calamity has taken place.
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Behind them, Less recognizes Fosters Lancett walking alone into the room, very short and heavy-headed, and looking as soaked in misery as a trifle pudding is soaked in rum.
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When it's down, the thin rope around which the handle leather is wrapped is exposed; I can just see this getting soaked, bent, soaked again, bent, and getting weaker and weaker.
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There wasn't even a bed, just cushions wrapped in an old piss-soaked duvet, and then me on top of that, and then another piss-soaked duvet on top of me.
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Some 1,000 torches soaked in fuel are burnt every year.
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As instructed by expert reviewers, I soaked my feet daily.
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Her pillows, nightgown, and bed sheets were soaked with fluid.
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One of the layers is soaked in polycrystalline tungsten oxide.
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I am completely, and not even alluringly, soaked in sweat.
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When I took it off, my head would be soaked.
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Much of this money has been soaked up by refugees.
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The scientists soaked the 5703 casings from the Benton case.
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And it was soaked in 21 gallons of French brandy.
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The festival is beer-soaked and debaucherous — and that's okay!
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Then the mat beneath him was soaked and dyed red.
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I soaked in every note, and I never looked back.
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As a former vegetarian, this claim seemed soaked in conjecture.
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Dark , wet patches of blood soaked into the mud floor.
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My clothes were damp where the moisture had soaked through.
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Add the soaked gelatin and milk, whisking to combine. 5.
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Soaked in nervous sweat, he recalled, he asked for water.
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In late March, the sunset had soaked the sky orange.
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Then take a soaked cotton ball and wrap your fingertips.
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In some places, hillsides soaked by heavy rain gave way.
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The first floor was soaked, and already smelling of mildew.
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Powerful winds sent soaked trees crashing onto cars and homes.
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Do not recycle pizza boxes that are soaked with grease.
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The two transformed from soaked to stunning for the ceremony.
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And whatever he chose to feel, you soaked it up.
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During one class, milk leaked and soaked through her shirt.
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A steak soaked in butter definitely cures what ails you.
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At Rangoon Spoon in Gravesend, Brooklyn, it's made not with soybeans but with chickpea flour that's soaked overnight, drained and soaked again, then simmered, requiring constant churning until it turns into a dense congee.
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By the end of the show, I was soaked in blood.
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While Northern California is soaked, it's still bone dry down south.
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Nearby, tannery workers haul chemical-soaked buffalo hides into huge drums.
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Almost makes us want to try some Coke-soaked chicken. Almost.
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He later gave Jim, who was soaked, a change of clothes.
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We all got soaked to the bone, but Jack played on.
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When they're fully soaked, the bagels are sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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By midevening, the blankets were soaked with sweat, vomit and blood.
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In the swirl, Mr. Saakashvili smiled and soaked up the attention.
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And that's why I was a sponge and soaked everything up.
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" The lady with the puke-soaked rag barks back, "She's fine.
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Like 90 percent of the time you are soaked in milk.
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Alexandra dabs the pee off her body, notices her soaked hair.
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She points to Maddy's soaked, balled-up cape in my hands.
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You can imagine these blood-soaked knives going into his mouth.
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Another 10 guests can fit in the sun-soaked dining room.
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Others suffered a much worse fate than being soaked with water.
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Jessica and hubby Cash Warren soaked up the sun in Hawaii.
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That means you'll never get soaked in a surprise summer rainstorm.
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Yet all three judges awarded victory to the blood-soaked Russian.
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Alcohol-soaked parties and missions to meet women were not uncommon.
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That night, I returned to find the foyer soaked with urine.
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Fruitcake soaked in whiskey is a traditional Christmas dessert in Kentucky.
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"I soaked in every one of those conversations," Ms. Burch said.
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She will be soaked through by the time she gets home.
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It soaked into my skin and gave it an instant glow.
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It was like being pushed into familiar water, Andrew instantly soaked.
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Stunned and soaked residents stumbled out of their badly mangled houses.
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The baba is a citrus-soaked spongecake turned pink with Campari.
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His soaked uniform was crystallizing, hardening into a shell of ice.
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For the Truffle Cashew Cheese, drain and rinse the soaked cashews.
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By that time, some of my friends and I were soaked.
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He'll be soaked in sweat, unable to get back to sleep.
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He lifted his ball cap to reveal matted, blood-soaked hair.
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But we do see a giant bed of blood-soaked gravel.
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A blood-soaked circle in the dirt now marks the spot.
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Sometimes my face was soaked because I was crying so much.
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As I explained the techniques and terminology, he soaked it up.
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Daly closed his eyes, leaned back and soaked it all in.
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While crossing a creek, he slipped, getting soaked to his waist.
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He talked about black cats, billy goats and Gatorade-soaked mitts.
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After half an hour of rehearsal, they were soaked and smiling.
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Last winter, some of his favorite shirts were soaked by rainwater.
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I studied and soaked up all I could about the craft.
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His boasts are built with creatine, his voice soaked in acid.
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"You have a thicker glacier soaked with water," said Dr. Kääb.
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This bird that's eaten whole, and soaked in brandy is amazing.
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She soaked it all in, a smile spreading across her face.
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Soaked and held in frigid temperatures Several migrants described the conditions at Border Patrol holding cells as frigid, especially after being detained in clothing soaked while crossing the Rio Grande into the US, according to court documents.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Ansel Elgort soaked up the sun over the weekend.
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The frosting is mixed with alcohol and some have alcohol-soaked garnishes.
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The Kills were throwing a tequila-soaked, desert roadhouse Quinceañera of sorts.
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The morning after surgery she woke up; the sheets soaked in blood.
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I soaked up whatever I could and was happy to do so.
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They awoke to Schwander drooling a lot and a sweat-soaked bed.
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When we finally get seated at the original place, I am soaked.
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His sweat-soaked T-shirt bore an image of Oscar López Rivera.
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FULL CAST is cleaning up oil-soaked marine animals using PEPSI COLA.
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Only the president took a step back, and soaked it all in.
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All across the storm-soaked region, Good Samaritans are lending a hand.
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Mixing it up with tuner cars on a rain-soaked Brands Hatch?
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Meghan than laughs as she clears her face of her soaked hair.
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With just a squeeze, soaked foam disintegrates into a murky green liquid.
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Meanwhile, his 226-year-old son Barron and wife Melania got soaked.
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I have poured half-bottles of detergent on my wine-soaked sheets.
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Blood soaked through the mattress and dripped onto Monaly's friend hiding underneath.
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I soaked it, grabbed my wife and we ran to the sea.
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Look at the kids on the right — they're about to get soaked.
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I soaked dried kidney beans, and then boiled them and drained them.
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Christiano and his baby mama soaked in the sun during their vacay.
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Cover the sake-soaked nori with the marinated scallops and their marinade.
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And of course he shared his booze-soaked breakfast on social media.
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Strain the soaked sticky rice in a fine colander and set aside.
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Yay plonks a tub of pre-soaked mung beans on the table.
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Rains had already soaked coastal Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi much of Saturday.
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Some clutched blood-soaked bandages and called from the floor for help.
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You definitely shouldn't bring any valuables you don't want to get soaked.
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Last, leave your phone in your car — it's going to get soaked.
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Memorial Day weekend is forecast to be beautiful and mostly sun-soaked.
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The buttons can then be chewed or soaked in water to drink.
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Then you dab it with pickled mustard seeds soaked in balsamic vinegar.
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But when I got to the coffee shop my back was soaked.
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They tasted like they had been soaked or cooked in brown sugar.
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All of the cells were soaked with the hormone for four days.
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They danced and sang and soaked up the adulation, savored the moment.
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All they need to make you feel truly soaked, though, is sound.
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He remembers the smells: of wood soaked by water, and of ash.
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The dark stain of soy sauce soaked through, turning everything to salt.
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The Upstairs are neon-soaked new wave to shake your butt to.
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Migrants helped their neighbors protect tents that were being soaked with rain.
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A family down the block was already ripping out their soaked floorboards.
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I have folded, and soaked my body into every ounce of it.
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On Tuesday, Mumbai, the sprawling financial capital, was soaked to the bone.
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It is the place where the soil was soaked on Bloody Sunday.
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Whether guests made out after getting soaked is unknown at this time.
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The stage was soaked, and managers were fussing around, clipboards in hand.
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Sprinkle wood chips that have been soaked in water over the coals.
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"Both her hands are soaked with blood," said Legislative Councillor Tanya Chan.
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By the time we get back to our bags, everything is soaked.
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Take Europe, historically, perhaps, the most blood-soaked continent on the planet.
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She recalls the Southwest's blood-soaked history, when it was still Mexico.
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It's top-drawer, and it's all A.M. Recipe: Chowder-Soaked Toast cooking
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Why is this soaked person rapping on -- would you take 20 bucks?
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"It's just the first step," Beltre said from a champagne-soaked clubhouse.
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When the injera soaked all that shit up, it was fucking perfect.
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He was lying on his back, face pale, clothes soaked in blood.
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Within moments we are soaked in each other's petrol, wielding giant flamethrowers.
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If you ask Prince Fielder to do some chores, you're gonsta get soaked.
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She talked, made jokes, greedily sucked on mouth swabs soaked in ginger ale.
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His entire shirt was soaked through and Amanda was still all over him.
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We'd rather an Uber surcharge or getting soaked over re-evaluating this aesthetic.
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We're introduced to Fanning while she quietly lies in a blood-soaked bathtub.
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Cut to a pain-free and shame-soaked Monica running for the shower.
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"Holiday" sounded to me like an extremely trippy, acid-soaked Beach Boys song.
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Hours of intense rain soaked the city, flooding streets and shuttering downtown stores.
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During that time, land surfaces soaked up 8.6bn-13.8bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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His shirt and the top part of his pants were soaked with blood.
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Most people now know that the Soviet Union was a blood-soaked tyranny.
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Or taken an indoor cycling class and left with a sweat-soaked crotch?
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While abroad they had soaked up the language of liberalism and constitutional rule.
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Not unless you enjoy rubbing sweartshirts soaked in sweat all over your face.
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Everything else got so soaked, I actually poured water out of my boots!
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No one's leaving any 4DX movie completely soaked (unless there's some hilarious malfunction).
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He wasn't hurt and was trapped only briefly in his piss-soaked shame.
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The film's emotions go overboard almost as often as the frequently soaked sailors.
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Taylor Swift was soaked to the bone Saturday night during her "Reputation" concert.
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The view of the ocean-soaked sea grass outside is pretty magical too.
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The $10,000 was soaked up by the tablecloth in a matter of seconds.
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While the couple soaked, Irons got the mud literally painted on his face.
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The peppers have been dried under the sun and soaked in water overnight.
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My mind was blown: crudos, cocktails, maple and bourbon-soaked brioche French toast.
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Heavy rains had soaked the city in the past week, causing deadly floods.
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It happened on a rain-soaked windy day in June by Riverside Park.
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More reminders would soon spring forth like mushrooms in a rain-soaked field.
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The group also performed the Haka dance as Cardi soaked it all in.
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The fixings of your favorite breakfast sandwich, but soaked in butter and cream.
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I was soaked, head to toe, but we just had to keep going.
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He soaked in the breezy air and palm tree views of Stockton, California.
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His blood soaked into her clothes and dried in streaks on her skin.
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The bread is thick and doughy; the meat cumin-soaked and sliced thin.
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Check the album tracklisting and stream the new gin soaked punk track "Car".
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There's even "Good Friends," a deliciously 80s cheese-soaked duet with Michael McDonald.
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Our people died for their country, and their blood has soaked this land.
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Edwards stood in the showers afterward and broke into a champagne-soaked grin.
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It's like he's soaked up everything and unleashes it on Lee and Versace.
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Little did he know, I was soaked all the way through my panties.
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It was a girl of 6123 or 2612, he said, soaked and shivering.
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Steyer, Gates and Buffett are going to get soaked for their political passions.
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Monsoon-like rains had soaked the tents where people were supposed to camp.
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He then demanded I walk on his back with my soaked muddy feet.
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On Tuesday, he was back there in a headlamp and a soaked shirt.
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They soaked up the syrup and compote, which was deliciously tangy and sweet.
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They soaked him with Champagne, with beer, with water, whatever came to hand.
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As the feature afternoon group, they brought out thousands of sun-soaked fans.
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I had to hold a mobile phone while I soaked in a spa.
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Anxious Iraqi soldiers unloaded their comrade wrapped in a thick, blood-soaked blanket.
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This whiskery swag-bellied omnivorous cornucopia of appetites, red-eyed, unbuttoned, sherry-soaked.
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Even fluffier is the tiramisù, coffee-syrup-soaked ladyfingers suspended in whipped mascarpone.
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"This is Brooklyn," I imagined Boss Tweed's whiskey-soaked voice in my ear.
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I'm in the Demo-Repub of Congo soaked through down to my skives.
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I've soaked panko bread crumbs in water; I've grated cooked Yukon Gold potato and mixed with a wooden spoon; I have even soaked a potato roll in feta brine before grinding it with the puréed roe in a mortar and pestle.
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They argued, they got soaked in the rain, they made out really, really intensely.
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I put some ahi tuna in a brine and soaked chickpeas for tomorrow's lunch.
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The splatter still soaked a portion of a wall, a hat, a holiday decoration.
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You drape the breast and legs with a cheesecloth that's soaked in flavored butter.
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The two were spotted locking lips for a rain-soaked scene during the summer.
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It takes three soaked cotton pads but it gets almost all my foundation off.
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Gin-soaked tofu covered in flower clippings and eaten off a small wooden spade?
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The chances of those energy outputs leading to sweat-soaked clothes seem pretty low.
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It wasn't long before Perez walked toward a subway station soaked and empty-handed.
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The material that kept me light in the water is now soaked and heavy.
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To get the crayfish soaked, the researchers added pure alcohol right to their tanks.
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Festivalgoers are soaked with tomato pulp while participating the annual Tomatina festival on Aug.
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The country is soaked in history and culture, so there is much to do.
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It was the first time any Colombian president had visited the blood-soaked hamlet.
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Or are those scarlet strokes the flames licking upward from the gasoline-soaked tire?
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The insulation in the master bedroom was also found to be soaked in urine.
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The grounds of the Historic Powhatan Resort nearly Williamsburg, Virginia were soaked in blood.
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The NYPD spokesperson tells PEOPLE that police discovered Viau's blood-soaked vehicle on Wednesday.
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Superpower origin stories are a dime a dozen in today's hero-soaked media landscape.
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Rather than being soaked in color, this album feels like it's splashed with moonlight.
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Taylor's current girlfriend, Brittany Cartwright, is on hand to witness the tear-soaked exchange.
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Midge shows up at the Gaslight wine-drunk, rain-soaked, and in her nightgown.
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"When I reached hospital, I realized my clothes were soaked in blood," said Sara.
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The UK Meteorological Office expects heavy rains to deluge the soaked ground for days.
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My clothes were soaked and became so heavy I had to take them off.
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They're tall, with dirty, blood-soaked clothes, and move with a lifelike, wobbling shamble.
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He shares poorly rolled, saliva-soaked joints and cans of cheap beer with me.
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The 2 soaked up some sun ... and shared a kiss by their waterfront hotel.
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He advised he then also changed his son out of the blood-soaked 'onesie.
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True, this is CSR that comes soaked in blood rather than the usual syrup.
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It was soaked in a mix of milk and raisins to make a cake.
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Razan's mother, Sabreen, dressed entirely in black, clutches her daughter's blood-soaked medical vest.
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Knull said they changed rooms, but woke up the next morning soaked in sweat.
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The peas are soaked in water and sodium, which helps to solubilize the protein.
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Every morning, I'd wake up soaked in sea mist and watch the sun rise.
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Mexican politicians slam narco culture for glamorizing, and even feeding, the blood-soaked trade.
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Images of the blood-soaked vehicles appeared online, showing the bloody residue left behind.
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When I woke, the sheets were soaked and my hands were groping at air.
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Hader did another take, this one so unctuous it felt soaked in Drakkar Noir.
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Instead, I stuffed myself with hunks of semolina bread soaked in the garlicky sauce.
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There were large bowls of dried corn, soaked soft again and cooked with cream.
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His photographs, far from Terry Richardson's voyeuristic, flash-soaked style, were direct and intimate.
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Well, the thing is, the twistron needs to be soaked in electrolytes to work.
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I'm 35 years invested in this and I've soaked up knowledge like a sponge.
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Trump and his fossil fuel-soaked administration cannot hold back the tide of history.
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In Paris, Pink Mamma serves up Italian comfort food in a sun-soaked atmosphere.
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On the 13th, I woke up in a complete sweat, my sheets completely soaked.
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Ancient Romans used a sea sponge on a stick, also soaked in salt water.
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Upon arrival, he waited, half-soaked in the office building's entrance on Madison Avenue.
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Watch me go from soaked to seared tonight at 22020:35 on CBS. pic.twitter.
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I have soaked dried currants in whisky to add to a simple chocolate cake.
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His embroidered clothes were soaked with blood, his eyes red from tears and smoke.
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Nevertheless, the story soaked up $1 billion from public and private investors before failing.
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The sleeves of her dress were sliced, hanging by threads and soaked in blood.
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Rain water soaked the carpet in her auditorium and the gardens were a mess.
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In the neighborhoods around us, sidewalks were cluttered with soaked mattresses, refrigerators and armchairs.
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He mixed water-soaked oats, grated apple and nuts with condensed milk and yogurt.
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For TO:KY:OO, you take viewers into a neon-soaked vision of Tokyo at night.
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WASHINGTON — It is a perfectly Washington construction — inscrutable, important-sounding, soaked in self-regard.
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You can toss together bean soup pretty quickly if the beans are already soaked.
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He is still wearing his confirmation whites, but now they're soaked with human blood.
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The Bradys even packed on the PDA as they got soaked by the waves.
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She should pay to have her toes soaked, her feet scrubbed of dead skin.
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In some cases, the couples weren't afraid to get soaked for the perfect shot.
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Weegee's preferred method was to blow the flash powder onto an alcohol-soaked rag.
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But, the last time Jonas saw her, Margaret was standing and soaked with blood.
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I washed everything yesterday, and this morning everything was soaked, stained and smelly again.
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They found his soaked body surrounded by paramedics and a huddle of distraught friends.
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They had been soaked in a cold tub, folded and put into a freezer.
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By now I was soaked and I asked her if we could come inside.
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So over 90 percent of human-caused warming gets soaked up by the seas.
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Protesters who'd been soaked stripped to their underwear as their comrades hosed them down.
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The H.B. 2 blood is now stain soaked on their hands and theirs alone.
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His underarms were soaked, and he would need new shoes soon, he could tell.
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In her own apartment, the bird lurks, soaked in deep purples, reds, and blues.
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I was there to facilitate the alcohol, the espresso, and just soaked it in.
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After a few swipes with a bleach-soaked rag, it made a good enough surface to serve some of the brisket to the people from All Hands Volunteers who were ripping out soaked Sheetrock at his house and homes all over Houston.
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Between 2010 and 2016, Dodd-Frank soaked up 73m paperwork hours and $36bn in costs.
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Priscilla and I agreed that we wished the layers of espresso-soaked cake were thicker.
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Over the weekend, Thailand soaked up the festivities during its annual mass water fight, Songkran.
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Police recovered a large knife from the scene as well as Vance's blood-soaked shirt.
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Cynthia Nixon, for the love of God, save us from this rain-soaked subway nightmare.
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It was raining so hard the poor woman was soaked by the time she finished.
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Teddy got ice cream; my mom got a sterile sponge soaked in warm ginger ale.
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But you better be willing to get a little damp — actually, make that totally soaked.
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The sands were reworked by water and wind, solidified into rock, and soaked by groundwater.
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She was a huge target, who probably soaked up more stray votes than anybody left.
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Every morning, I&aposd wake up soaked in sea mist and watch the sun rise.
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Police said a tree became uprooted from rain-soaked ground and fell onto their SUV.
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But in these images of blue-soaked bliss are hints of a more ominous future.
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That's water in which rice has soaked or boiled, as dermatologist Kenneth Howe, MD, explains.
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Luckily, we're bringing you along for the butter-soaked extravaganza, in virtual reality no less.
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I'm happy to report that alcohol-soaked jellyfish taste good—they're both crunchy and salty.
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Without his firm hand, Egypt would look like its blood-soaked neighbours, say his supporters.
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Makeshift refineries, usually hidden in oil-soaked clearings, support tens of thousands of people locally.
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People reverted to superstition: sugar lumps soaked in kerosene, and aromatic fires to clear "miasmas".
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It's a three-story maze that starts with a light-soaked, stone-floored entrance hallway.
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Who says drinking games are only for red solo cups and beer-soaked frat houses?
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This Goldie happily soaked up the attention as children and adults alike fawned over him.
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Kylie Jenner has a sun-soaked vacation ahead of baby Stormi's first birthday on Feb.
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Alibaba's investment in Lazada, South-East Asia's largest e-commerce platform, has soaked up $4bn.
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Afterwards, the top and leggings were damp but not terribly soaked, which is pretty good.
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Once we get home, we change out of our soaked clothes and eat our food.
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Most are either dry or semi-hard, and soaked in either milk or sugar syrup.
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But they "soaked in the shock" and their emotions soon turned into excitement and joy.
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I parked quite far away, and I'm soaked by the time I reach my car.
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Pour hot water over the offending area and watch as your wine-soaked woes disappear.
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When she looked up through the poop-soaked sunroof, she saw a plane flying above.
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They sit at Khloe's off-limits dining room table and end up with soaked pants.
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"I needed to get changed out of my clothes, I was soaked through," she said.
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If not, call Apostle a fantastically gory dread-soaked horror mystery, and you're close enough.
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The new auto-rinse feature lets you rinse floors without leaving them soaked in detergent.
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Few Zimbabweans relish the idea of the army replacing one blood-soaked tyrant with another.
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As blood soaked into the fabric, he tore open another shirt and rebandaged the wound.
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One report described her body as so blood-soaked that the flames would not catch.
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Our pants and jackets are completely soaked through, which is not normal for Seattle rain!
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The bartender is cool and gives us alcohol-soaked gummy bears that are surprisingly good.
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In hard-hit Denham Springs, residents were gutting waterlogged homes, dumping soaked carpets and mattresses.
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And those who "wait" for the rain are bound to get soaked to the skin.
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Is there anything cooler than a neon-soaked Charlize Theron kicking ass and taking names?
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Not ballet slipper pink but more like a pink that's been soaked in pinot noir.
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The breading was soggy, crumbling inward with the poke of a finger, soaked with oil.
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"I brought all the pads I had soaked through, and all the underwear," Swank recalls.
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Expect more hordes of zombies, more bizarre combinations of weapons and more gore-soaked comedy.
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So, the rascal gingerly reaches up and touches one of the (now piss-soaked) buttons.
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For some reason, Terrell Owens was with the team and soaked up the awesome moments.
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It isn't the first time wildlife specialists have had to treat a curry-soaked bird.
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I was showering with my baby yesterday, and I like soaked her in it too.
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Wearing snowmobile suits that quickly got soaked in the icy water, both drowned, authorities say.
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A rain-soaked Harry is pursued by Malfoy during the Gryffindor vs Slytherin Quidditch game.
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Britney Spears has been enjoying a sun-soaked family Hawaiian vacation for the past week.
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Sfenj is a fried treat that is eaten plain, with sugar, or soaked in honey.
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The bedspreads are SOAKED in human ejaculate, but they gotta keep those floors looking nice.
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It's sticky hot and people are soaked, laughing and, without saying it, feeling unbearably tense.
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But before the grinding begins, the unhulled sesame seeds are soaked, roasted, hulled and dried.
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No, expectant mothers don't have to bring the urine-soaked ad to the Ikea store.
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Watching "This Is Us" is like getting beaten up with a pillow soaked in tears.
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You don't have to be seaside to enjoy sweeping water views and sun-soaked beaches.
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The dish (he called it granula) consisted of dense, unsweetened bran nuggets, soaked in milk.
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It was super oily, but the sauce was delectable when soaked up with the bread.
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As the fight wore on Dorsey's blood and sweat-soaked face became a grotesque mask.
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The crust is, in many places, burned black and soaked with savory, pungent olive oil.
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Videos show a helicopter hoisting the soaked Lesh and his passenger out of the water.
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Lugo made his major league debut in Friday's rain-soaked game against the Chicago Cubs.
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He quickly squirted them with PaleoBond, which soaked into the fossils and held them together.
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On a rain-soaked track, Bolt made winning his eighth career gold medal look easy.
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And then off to another stream, just to make sure these puppies were properly soaked.
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" The murders, he said, were "produced entirely within the irony-soaked discourse of modern extremism.
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Some young Ethiopians find it trendy, while for other drivers it is soaked with nostalgia.
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Chewy, bouncy, and fresh, the dough had soaked up all the flavor of the soup.
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Massachusetts General Hospital might have to be abandoned, while the Public Garden would be soaked.
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It can be thrown into a washing machine or dishwasher, and even soaked in seawater.
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I am soaked in ancient pillow filth, and this is the dunk of my nation.
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Little Van, 143, scurried about and snuggled in the grass and soaked it all in.
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Much like the Lego Dimensions add-on, it's a product soaked in amazing fan service.
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"The whole bed was soaked with blood, and the blood was dripping down," Oduor says.
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However, the fish's behavior changed noticeably when presented with the ocean-soaked plastic-scented water.
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Just swipe the pre-soaked pads across your face in a circular motion until completely.
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While the coffee thoroughly soaked my shirt, it beaded and slid right off the leggings.
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He spent the night in his bed soaked and waiting for the storm to pass.
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It seems, though, that surplus mine supply has simply been soaked up by Chinese smelters.
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Another boy lay on a gurney, soaked in blood, as a clinician worked on him.
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The most recent recording from his "Strategy" series features blood-soaked reeds on its cover.
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An employee whose body was soaked in blood still had a pen in one hand.
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I wear the apron so my pants and my undergarments don't get completely soaked through.
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Despite the early hour, the troops' armored vests and camouflage uniforms were soaked with sweat.
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"The movie is a viscerally exciting, adrenaline-soaked tour de force of suspense and surprise."
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Even so, the book is a blood-soaked warning of the dangers of unbridled capitalism.
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Later, having soaked up her hometown's dynamic vibe and southern California's light, she headed east.
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Hatfield said in court that she had frequently found her mother's bed soaked in urine.
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Dieters soaked cotton balls in juice and ate them in order to feel artificially full.
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Marianne Williamson soaked up airtime with her unusual message, which left many scratching their heads.
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Make Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for chowder-soaked toast (above), reveling in its elegance and deliciousness.
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TheWaveVR is an admirable, EDM-soaked attempt that's like an (even more) awkward Silent Disco.
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Calvin and Aarika soaked the sun on a yacht before jumping on a jet ski.
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In the last frenzied, money-soaked days before Tuesday's election, here is where things stand.
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By the end of it I am sore and soaked in sweat from my dancing.
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She returned to the table, tore a roll in half, and soaked it in oil.
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This is part of an annual seltzer-soaked exercise in temperance that he calls Drynuary.
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He stopped only when he noticed that his shoes were soaked through to his socks.
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Soaked, the newlyweds returned to their hotel room to change and stripped to their underwear.
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"Sorry, baby," Mr. Sloane told her, as he changed out of a sweat-soaked shirt.
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Number two also smelled like cheap rosé and brought back some hazy sun-soaked memories.
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Mr. Gilliam, too, soaked and stained unprimed canvas with pools of thinned-down acrylic pigment.
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Everything, literally everything, is now not just tinged but soaked with partisanship and political rancor.
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They're all handpicked by farmers and freshly cut and soaked in special oils for preservation.
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As Rosa walks through an Ares banquet, we see corpses littering the blood-soaked ground.
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Just ground beef cooked in what would become a crease soaked crust covered in apples.
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The government even sent the blood-soaked clothes of the executed to their family members.
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Other teams embed the coaches amid the players, dark suits brushing against sweat-soaked shoulders.
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If I hadn't gone comparison shopping, I discovered, I would have ended up getting soaked.
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Searches of the Rothwell home also turned up wet carpeting that was soaked in bleach.
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The richly saturated color feels like it has soaked into the thick rag paper stock.
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The floor was covered with urine-soaked pads; he was housebreaking his new puppy, Chaplin.
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Gomez soaked up the sun Sunday with some friends -- none of whom were Justin Bieber.
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The soaked furniture is trashed, along with many possessions and memories stored at ground level.
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"It's amazing now, I can't describe my feelings," a sweat-soaked Nadal told the crowd.
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Carrie Underwood slipped into her best neon pink and soaked up some rays in Mexico.
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There doesn't appear to be any liquid plastic resin added as a stiffener, but at one point the excess cardboard is shredded, soaked, and boiled, presumably to extract all the glues holding it together, which the cardboard blade was soaked in to improve rigidity.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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Its booze-soaked openings are like populist galas that draw hundreds of the young and hip.
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But eyewitness reports said some ballots were charred and others soaked as firefighters battled the blaze.
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The group soaked in the sun aboard a boat and Gomez revealed her impressive bikini body.
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The way it vaguely resembles a man, grasping greedily and appallingly underneath blood-soaked bed sheets.
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But in every other instance, an existing structure guided their blood-soaked justice: the assassins guild.
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Publicists tried to keep their clients dry and camera-ready, themselves getting soaked in the process.
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Officials red-tagged seven homes, ordering residents out, when a rain-soaked embankment came crashing down.
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He takes a handful of specimens, wraps them in ethanol-soaked cheesecloth, and bundles them together.
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After the game, Macron offered up a flurry of kisses in the exuberant, rain-soaked celebrations.
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Northern California is already soaked from heavy rains that have pummeled the state since early January.
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The news came on Halloween, a day often marked with booze-soaked parties in Hong Kong.
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It was a dense brick of cold, buttery mascarpone and thin layers of espresso-soaked cake.
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As he soaked up the home-field cheers, several announced candidates were meeting voters in Iowa.
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I just took a moment and stood there and looked at him and soaked it in.
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Later on, we get an exceedingly blood-soaked flashback to the Silver Dollar Saloon in 1879.
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Last week, Schumer shared adorable photos of her sun-soaked day at the beach with Gene.
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Rain-soaked fans scream farewell to the Beatles as they depart from London Airport in 1966.
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Like the Skinnygirl mogul's tear-soaked conversation earlier in season 13 with LuAnn, this isn't scripted.
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We didn't have any alcohol or much control over the lighting in his sun-soaked bedroom.
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Straddling the Nevada-California border, it was once the martini-soaked playground of celebrities and politicians.
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After my daughter was born, I soaked up as much time with her as I could.
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He slowly consumed half an avocado sprinkled with powdered sugar and soaked in Russian kümmel liqueur.
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My sister, S., and I all have rain jackets, but my brother-in-law gets soaked.
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That loan book soaked about half of the deposits it had at the end of 2015.
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It involved a horror movie, my confused parents and, ultimately, a urine-soaked My Buddy doll.
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First, Day shaved long strips of wood off the 2x4 , and then soaked them in water.
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Once fried, they're soaked in a warm sugar syrup that's usually flavored with cardamom and saffron.
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But start blowing scotch-soaked bubbles and everyone will think you're just adding to the magic.
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Image: NASAYou think you have it rough because you spent the weekend eating tequila-soaked watermelon?
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In the midst of their blood-soaked scavenging date, Hemorrhage shows a brief moment of vulnerability.
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Stricken with grief, Ms Gainsbourg uprooted herself from Paris, a city now soaked in painful memories.
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The biscuits alone are perfect and can wipe out a hangover like a regret-soaked sponge.
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People were first soaked down with tear gas and then sprayed with a bunch of water.
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" He continues, "Everyone was having such a good time, it didn't matter that we were soaked.
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Six rumor-soaked months after putting the paper on the market, Mr. Zuckerman took it off.
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It's been soaked with seawater, and it's quite dirty, but I wouldn't want a new one.
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Unfortunately, no matter what side you're on, there's no avoiding a downpour once you're already soaked.
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The storm has since killed more than three dozen people and soaked the Carolinas with rain.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and her adorable family are headed home after some sun-soaked R&R.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Only 222 miles separate Michael Tilden and Miranda Garcia in rain-soaked Iowa.
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But after it soaked in for a while, I realized that Wendy's kids are definitely superior.
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Her friend's tent was there in the gutter, airing out, because it had gotten soaked through.
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The department posted an image to Facebook showing the deputy's blood-soaked uniform and bulletproof vest.
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He is drooling and shaking; his diaper is soaked; he is making a disturbing snoring noise.
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The military posted photos of five dead militants in blood-soaked fatigues lying in the sand.
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"I can't really tell you how far it went, but I was soaked," Wake told Jacksonville.com.
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This busty babe flaunted her fit figure as she soaked up the sun at the beach.
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I was soaked and cranky, hoping to get the interview over with in 20 minutes, tops.
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The increased likelihood that you will slip and fall into a snowbank soaked in dog urine.
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He says Ronnie was soaked in blood with a plastic bag wrapped around his left hand.
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They took a dip in the ocean, laid on the sand and soaked up some rays.
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Witnesses and first responders described the scene inside the bar as incredibly disturbing and blood-soaked.
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Albu Saif, Iraq (CNN)The soldier cries out in pain, his combat fatigues soaked with blood.
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"Taxpayers are going to get pretty soaked" when the time comes to make up the difference.
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Beneath the corrugated tin roofs, men huddle around beer-soaked tables lit up by fluorescent lights.
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Lutefisk is a dried white fish soaked in water for several days and treated with lye.
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Hip and young consumers are already soaked in the world of emerging service landscapes through mobile.
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For others, it signifies a soaked Colin Firth, an obsession with matchmaking and tightly-corseted dresses.
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In the morning, when he dragged himself out of bed, the sheets were soaked with sweat.
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Having got ahead he soaked up everything Federer threw at him and returned it with interest.
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Each wheel is hand-wrapped in Syrah grape leaves that have been soaked in pear liqueur.
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M. and I go to the rooftop and see how much of our stuff got soaked.
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Hermine, a Category 1 hurricane, left cities and counties across Florida and the Eastern Seaboard soaked.
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The actresses will take turns playing Regina and her unhappy, alcohol-soaked sister-in-law, Birdie.
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Fans in the crowd and on the internet soaked up all the '00s nostalgia they could.
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We used chalk (some soaked in water, which made the colors more vibrant) and sidewalk paint.
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And within that beautiful, booze-soaked series is a rising, Frankel-esque figure named Stassi Schroeder.
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I came upon a group of Afghan families, living in a cluster of rain-soaked tents.
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They couldn't believe it, and I had to drag this thing up a rain-soaked mountain!
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I feed them bread crumbs soaked in cola— they seem to like it for some reason.
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Brine-soaked gherkins may be pickle's western cousin, but similarities in taste and texture are minimal.
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We didn't pull them on until we were soaked, and by then it was too late.
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I think I soaked my pillow when I saw that my grade had dropped below sixty.
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The air is thick with fat, smoke, and the tangy smell of sweat-soaked chef's whites.
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Or a description of a basketball player, rather than an IRL encounter with her soaked jersey.
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Kind of like the smell of stables, full of wet straw, and soaked in animal piss.
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They also mentioned that baked-on food completely dissolved when soaked in a Sal Suds solution.
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In the afternoons, she would help her aunt wash the family's sweat-soaked clothes by hand.
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"That kind of thing does happen," he said afterward, soaked in sweat outside the locker room.
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Just like your hands, toe gel polish should be soaked off for at least 10 minutes.
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At one point, blood soaked the blanket covering the patient's body, but Ms. Wilford was unfazed.
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New Yorkers diligently salted rain-soaked streets, trusting that the storm they were promised would arrive.
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Cook: Namoura, a syrup-soaked semolina cake, is a perfect sweet to serve with iftar dinner.
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Jessica soaked raisins to top the sweet potato pudding, while Hazel stood nearby, washing the callaloo.
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Now he was stateless, homeless and soaked by the monsoons and the occasional surge of sewage.
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Wheels of Merlot-soaked Parmesan age in a cheese cave at the Sartori Company in Wisconsin.
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In his 2015 cookbook, Dale Talde describes his Filipino grandmother's ungodly affection for cola-soaked rice.
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French onion soup, with its cheesy, soup-soaked toast, is among the more well-known strategies.
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I looked that blood-soaked prom queen right in the face and she passed me by.
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This is so the fertilizer can be soaked up by plants before the rain causes runoff.
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But there was something else hanging in the air on this sun-soaked Friday afternoon: expectations.
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He was interviewed at Shifa Hospital while soaked with blood and being treated for his wounds.
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Yet as guests made their way to a champagne-soaked after-party Ms. Chiuri looked downcast.
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The Hardin County Fire Department captured the moment that home collapsed down the rain-soaked bluff.
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It said the flooding was the worst since torrential rains soaked the island nation in 2003.
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Some politicians and police leaders have said officers soaked by rowdy bystanders should have made arrests.
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It's soaked up airtime, clogged Facebook News Feeds, and taken over impeachment-related hashtags on Twitter.
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Wander through the wilderness of a salt-soaked island, consider death, the future, God, and failure.
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But hundreds of passengers' suitcases were soaked -- including long-delayed luggage from last week's weather calamity.
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And so in early 2015 restorers began laying tiny compresses soaked in solvents on the overpaint.
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Dormeshia soaked it up, watching from the wings, whenever she wasn't onstage, eight shows a week.
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The grimy and slobber-soaked Hooch is too big, loud, and unmanageable to have many friends.
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After they are soaked in brine, the eggs are quickly frozen to be sold as caviar.
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"A Dark Song" might be soaked in sorcery, but its true magic lies in its construction.
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People tend not to take to the streets if they know they're likely to get soaked.
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Soaked ground could damage peanut crops, and hemp stems were reported blown over, the state said.
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As a result, your shirt or other clothing can feel soaked and heavy after a workout.
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The region bracing for Rosa's rain was already soaked by remnants of Hurricane Bud in June.
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Soaked through, I ducked into a restaurant for no other reason than that it was crowded.
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Then we saw Noah's own journey through the past, which was also soaked in bad vibes.
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Prosecutors said Sunday that Thomas's clothing was soaked in blood when he was taken into custody.
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He was lying face up in his bed, his skull blown away, and a blood-soaked .
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In 21944, men were dying like flies on the blood-soaked fields of France and Belgium.
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Chances are it has been soaked in brine to make it appear fresher than it is.
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Andy Murray soaked in their ovation, and their emotions, and then began to let his out.
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But, steeped in fury and soaked in murder, the border is, of course, a bloodline too.
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Because canned kidney beans have already been soaked and heated, they can be eaten right away.
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Sadly, it appears the glory days of the vodka-soaked train trip through Russia are over.
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Though Fini never trained as an artist, she soaked up Italian Renaissance and Mannerist art firsthand.
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She soaked in some rays but had plenty of time for some PDA with Jack. #Jelly.
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The ceiling tiles are so water-soaked that they fall down in the stairwells and classrooms.
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The centerpiece is "Poemetrie" (1968) whose urine-soaked pages continue to yellow and ferment over time.
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For some scenes, they were soaked with a hose even before the overhead shower was turned on.
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"They were soaked to the bone, scared s—less and sick by the end," the source said.
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At Charlie James Gallery, his hues are desaturated and soaked into the canvas through repeated thin washes.
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Hopefully. It would be amazing to see Paper Girls' neon-soaked streets adapted by Nicolas Winding Refn.
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The roof, now collapsed, exposes the grim details of broken wood, smashed clay, soaked furniture and debris.
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So how do you save humanity from a slow death on a planet soaked in lethal radiation?
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Divide half of the mascarpone mixture amongst the mason jars on top of the espresso-soaked cereal.
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I love this playlist for kitchen dance parties, long drives home, sun-soaked reflection, or aggressive bopping.
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All chicha begins with corn, which is first soaked in water to aid in the germination process.
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Loath to lose additional profits, the Canadiens' beer soaked overlords finally voted in favor of the merger.
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Here's the thing with sheet masks: They lock in whatever treatment the cotton cloth is soaked in.
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Hurricane Maria soaked Mr. Rodríguez's home in Guayama, cracking the floor and leaving it covered in mold.
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Even by the standards of Africa's blood-soaked colonial history, South Africa has an especially brutal past.
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But Syria's blood-soaked dictator is on the brink of defeating those who tried to topple him.
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I was scrubbed, soaked in bubbles, rubbed, and moisturized (and repeat) just like one might in Istanbul.
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I was out of breath, my muscles ached, my knees hurt and I was soaked in sweat.
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A pile of soaked Citizen Watch boxes in the trash outside a jewelry shop on Main Street.
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She collected the lily roots in a plastic container so they could be soaked before being eaten.
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By the end of his Game 6 performance in the ALCS, blood had soaked through his sock.
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Corn bursts from a grain bin which was soaked with floodwater on March 103 near Union, Nebraska.
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Basically, no sun-soaked, alcohol-infused activity is complete without having an accompanying soundtrack at the ready.
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During rainstorms, Smart Summon users have stayed dry, rather than being soaked walking to a parking spot.
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The simplest version is made from whole oats soaked in water, placed in a blender, then strained.
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This relationship was well illustrated to me some years ago in a fog-soaked Staten Island woodland.
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With its help, the heinous dictator has won Syria's civil war after nearly eight blood-soaked years.
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Her pajamas were soaked through with water and bruises and red marks were noticeable around her neck.
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If I do make time to do a treatment, I turn to a serum-soaked sheet masks.
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IT LOOKS AT first like a classic Chinese painting: water-soaked paddies nestled against endless green hills.
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Outside, throngs of well-wishers, both Japanese and visitors from overseas, waited in the rain-soaked grounds.
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He published pictures on Twitter of a scorched living room, saying police found materials soaked in fuel.
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Her hands were so sore after the workouts that she soaked them in ice water every night.
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A rice crop soaked by acid rain can be saved if it is rinsed with clean water.
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Putin was the first to get his umbrella as Infantino, Macron and the Croatian president got soaked.
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" In December, Erin commented on a sun-soaked photo of McPhee wearing a yellow bikini, writing, "Grandma!!!!
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The announcement came amid fresh clashes between police and protesters on the rain-soaked streets of Caracas.
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Dave Grohl soaked up a little too much sun this week during a canoe excursion in Hawaii.
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Imagine if clear laundry liquid had broken inside a package and soaked the bottom of the box.
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For dessert, portions of honey-soaked baklava are split open and filled with goat milk ice cream.
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Mario is the scourge of the Mushroom Kingdom, crushing its residents beneath his mushroom blood-soaked boots.
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Local TV footage showed shocked residents soaked in blood stumbling about, then being ferried away to hospitals.
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If so, you might just be having the best day of your alcohol- and urine-soaked life.
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"Of course with a cotton undergarment, which we had on, it soaked up immediately," he later said.
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Christina Aguilera appears to have partaken in her own rain-soaked smooch recently, with fiancé Matthew Rutler.
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The couple lounged on a yacht off the coast of Positano while they soaked up the sun.
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Babà is a yeast cake that's shaped into a tapered cylinder and soaked in a rum syrup.
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The rain-soaked game ended after midnight, and the Nationals could wrap up a sweep on Wednesday.
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Jack in the Box's shell has a wholesome tortilla crunch, even if it is soaked in oil.
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There is no better taste than soft and yeasty white bread soaked through with thick curried gravy.
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Various herbs and spices are soaked in milk to be then used as marinade for the meat.
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The storm soaked the Bahamas, Cuba and South Florida over the weekend before moving up the coast.
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Tulumba is a popular Turkish dessert that resembles a churro and is soaked in a sugary syrup.
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I put my hand on its sweat-soaked rump and recognized the familiar scent of my childhood.
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The storm system also soaked parts of Louisiana and Mississippi with more than 11 inches of rain.
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Then they soaked the mouse in an organic solvent that dissolves its fats like a dishwashing detergent.
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The potatoes were our favorite part of the dish because they were soaked in butter and garlic.
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Mush is made with oats soaked in nut milk, then mixed with flavorful fruits, superfoods, and spices.
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Wealthy diners in swallowtail coats feasted on small songbirds soaked in Armagnac, flambéed, and then eaten whole.
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Texas Roadhouse's broccoli were the least bland of the bunch, probably because they were soaked in butter.
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When they picked up the pack, they could see it was soaked through and covered with debris.
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Herrera-Rincon soaked frog embryos in common drugs that are normally harmless and then removed their brains.
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Ellis's 33-year-old daughter, Stefanie, lay slumped against the wheel, soaked with blood and barely breathing.
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Each scene is soaked in sunlight or bathed in golden candlelight, highlighting the beauty of the garments.
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"Church" is a jovial, shoulder-shaking anthem soaked in gospel textures and featuring a verse from EARTHGANG.
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Then, add the soaked noodles to a pot of boiling water and cook for about 20 seconds.
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In the otherwise sleepy, rosé-soaked summer scenery of the Georgetown waterfront in Washington, DC, tragedy struck.
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These are the ones that did the best job of easing my sweat-soaked pain and suffering.
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The outcome: Tide ultimately did a better job removing the soaked-in wine stain than Arm & Hammer.
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She said the only damage had come from a leak in the roof that soaked her bed.
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"I soaked up those stories, and I used that pain to fuel my passion," Monday told me.
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In a century soaked in genocide, his work saved millions of lives, including, potentially, yours and mine.
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Yeah, I soaked up comics like a sponge when I was at my youngest and most impressionable.
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He took a turn directing with this blood-soaked adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" stories.
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On Wall Street, stockbrokers also raided stores for fresh linen shirts because theirs were soaked with snow.
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He's one of the only decent people—I'm sorry, hotels—in Netflix's sex-soaked and miserable future.
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During a sun-soaked lunchtime visit, I went local, starting with on-tap beer from Vinohradsky Pivovar.
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The airlines put a lien on the materials, which got soaked and ruined in the damaged airport.
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For dessert, there's pineapple carpaccio soaked in port wine and served with a limao galego ice cream.
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By October, fallen leaves and unforgiving work schedules can make summer seem like a sun-soaked fantasy.
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She works at a desk overlooking the gently curving stairwell in her spacious, light-soaked Chelsea apartment.
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Positano, the charming, sun-soaked vertical Italian town on the Amalfi Coast, is on everyone's bucket list.
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By the time I'd followed the old oss on its first circuit, I was soaked and chilled.
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While Whole Foods' cauliflower was too salty and strong, Wegmans' was overly soaked in a tasteless sauce.
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Beachside, employees planned and strategized for the upcoming year, were awarded prizes, and soaked up the sun.
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After Driver and Cotillard had been soaked half a dozen times, Carax called a twenty-minute break.
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She emerged from the water completely soaked, ensuring that this bridal shoot might be the funniest ever.
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My shoes were soaked and my toes nearly numb as I took a seat on the bus.
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I'll wager you don't order a beer, a glass of wine or a brandy-soaked cherries jubilee.
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The VR headset I use has a foam face pad, and it quickly becomes soaked with sweat.
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The flood had ripped up the floorboards; the leather couches were soaked in water, oil and mud.
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Like all of her colleagues, Ms. Zhang grew accustomed to wearing sweat-soaked clothes under her suit.
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Early morning rides, sweat soaked foreheads and yoga sessions help the team keep pace with global competition.
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It did appear the colt jumped a puddle on the rain-soaked track while turning for home.
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So have the women and girls — to be soaked in ice-cold water and sprayed with patchouli.
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"We must never see each other again," David says while still wrapped in his urine-soaked bedspread.
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The children drenched at Park Avenue were forced to change into gowns after their clothes were soaked.
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We've all seen the documentaries and the countless photographs: melting glaciers, oil-soaked seal pups, beached whales.
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Felipe Nasr, the Brazilian driver on his home turf, finished the rain-soaked race in ninth position.
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Hundreds arrived on its shores each day, soaked and exhausted from clinging onto rubber boats from Turkey.
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He always hated that the cotton t-shirts he wore to play would become soaked with sweat.
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On weekends, he played guitar, saw friends, soaked in the sunshine, all while I was still dreaming.
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A new program to clean pollution in smog-soaked neighborhoods helped close the deal, the aide said.
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If you happen to be in Thailand today, don't bother taking a shower: You'll get soaked anyway.
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Flooding soaked their clothes and toys, and more precious items, like her newborn daughter's bassinet, she said.
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Waters have already damaged some fields, and the soaked soil is preventing new crops from being planted.
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So unusually heavy rain on an already soaked country is driving the extensive flooding we're seeing now.
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This is followed by an alcohol soaked baby wipe, which is excruciating for someone with an STI.
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Words matter, the movie suggests in narration near the end, but our world is soaked in them.
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While summer may be winding down, we're not ready to give up those sun-soaked tunes quite yet.
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Skrillex may or may not have been in attendance, but a couch was definitely still soaked in champagne.
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As for after the race, he later posted an Instagram story as he soaked in an ice bath.
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Together, they captured the mountainous region of the South Island and the sun-soaked beaches and glimmering ocean.
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And if the jacket has a pocket that can keep your valuables from getting soaked, that's great, too.
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Lots of people talk about 'padsicles' — those thick pads soaked in witch hazel and frozen — and they're great.
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You might strand evacuees on a rain-soaked highway when they would have been safer on the couch.
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Deadly downpour Northern California already is soaked from heavy rains that have pummeled the state since early January.
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The word actually refers to the vinegar-soaked rice rather than the use of fish, raw or otherwise.
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Yet it brought on the jeering media frenzy just as quickly as Miami's sun-soaked beaches and yachts.
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Even the latter is sometimes painful, but that's why those types of events are usually soaked in beer.
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I'll nourish my raw tear-soaked face with a Sulwhasoo night cream, to soothe me through the process.
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"I can't really tell you how far it went, but I was soaked," Preston Wake, 43, told Jacksonville.com.
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The rain-soaked city will labor under a flash flood watch through the morning and thunderstorms all day.
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Ouattara's supporters have accused the PDCI of reverting to the tribal politics of Ivory Coast's blood-soaked past.
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If the Lazada deal was a test of the water, then Alibaba is now ready to get soaked.
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Ahead, blood-soaked bodies littered the desert road to the monastery and two vehicles had clearly been attacked.
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When I stood from our table after dinner, the napkin I'd been sitting on was soaked red, too.
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If you are using plastic puppy pads, you could even leave a urine-soaked paper towel on top.
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When they returned with baby Zaynab from the local hospital, they found their tent and bedding soaked through.
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What profit there is in selling smartphones is mostly soaked up by Apple and its high-margin iPhones.
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"Her mom just died, and she wanted her mom's coat, which is soaked in sewage water," Alarik said.
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"This would unleash a humanitarian nightmare unlike any seen in the blood-soaked Syrian conflict," he told reporters.
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Mr. Gurley's sweatshirt and T-shirt, soaked with blood, lay there, and his hat lay several feet away.
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At E25 212, Microsoft's splashy, neon-soaked press conference will have a meaningful impact on the console industry.
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The music starts as they line up on rain-soaked platforms and nooses are slipped around their necks.
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Holmes soaked up the unofficial end of summer in a blue dress paired with a hat and sunglasses.
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Soaked with toxic irony, it was hard to tell if the tweet was attacking Yang or supporting him.
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That child, the caller said, "arrived at school with his clothing soaked in urine," shaking from the cold.
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The water is then soaked back up by the sponge-like ceiling and the whole process stars over.
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See five of the love-soaked spots featured below, and then check out the full curated list here.
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It was essentially this giant wire, metal-frame apparatus that we covered in absorbent material, soaked in paint.
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The blood-soaked flooring is gone and countless boxes filled with hazardous waste are packed into the truck.
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For a quick and easy way to remove excess oil, try a treatment pad soaked with salicylic acid.
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The language of the movement is soaked through with the tone and terminology employed by "male rights" activism.
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Angelina Jolie and four of her kids soaked up the last few days of summer over Labor Day.
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An example: 💜☔🔮 Purple rain Part 1 Another purple soaked vid coming in a couple hours.
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In another show, this water-soaked woman would absolutely be a mermaid coming on land to find prey.
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Composed of vellum-like paper soaked with grease, its length roughly approximates the height of the "standing" figure.
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The Chocolate Chair's specialty is Dragon's Breath, neon-colored balls of puffed rice cereal soaked in liquid nitrogen.
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Over 100 yards away from the nearest jetty to shore and already soaked, the marsupial needed help ASAP.
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These two-step cloths are soaked in alpha-hydroxy acids that promote brighter, smoother skin with every use.
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Its people are now the third-richest in South-East Asia, behind only Singapore and oil-soaked Brunei.
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This is meant to be soaked up with slices of galaosiyo, crusty bread beautifully cratered with air holes.
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At the park gates, a shop sells liquor soaked with tiger bones for up to $1,000 a bottle.
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NEW YORK, July 25 (Reuters) - Only 200 miles separate Michael Tilden and Miranda Garcia in rain-soaked Iowa.
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Portland got nearly as soaked, also setting a record with 147 measurable rain days in the same period.
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Another child allegedly soaked him in nail polish remover and set him on fire, the boy's mother said.
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Dive in—just don't come crying to me when you emerge soaked in more than one bodily fluid.
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I soaked up the warmth I'd been craving, treading water in some bucolic pool I'd never seen before.
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If you thought watching Westworld was like flipping through a blood-soaked college philosophy textbook, you weren't wrong.
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"I've been here before," a rain-soaked Marion reveals around the 30-second mark in the clip below.
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Was it intentionally soaked in LSD as other instruments were rumored to have been back in the '60s?
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But what the plains need most is a road that can cope with Colombia's treacherous, rain-soaked topography.
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Few, however, would accept showing up to the office each day soaked in sweat after a heavy workout.
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To serve, top blueberry chia pudding with turmeric apricots, orange-juice-soaked goji berries, and macadamia nuts. Enjoy.
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Without the knife, prosecutors relied on a blood-soaked glove — and that wasn't enough to convince a jury.
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Vito was pretty grabby as they soaked up some rays and took a dip in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Oil prices rose as demand soaked up some of the surplus supplies from OPEC and the United States.
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The shoes started out light but water soaked into the FlyKnit and couldn't fully make its way out.
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The visuals are also spiritually soaked; a metaphor almost for keeping one's head high during times of struggle.
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The Replacements were a contradiction from inception, playing beer-soaked odes to going nowhere with an unrivaled passion.
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She finally reduced the figures to primal muck: puddles of blood, vomit and feces soaked into the earth.
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The hard corn tortilla was slightly cracked on the bottom, and the meat juices had soaked through slightly.
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When he ventured into the field, he said, he found her slippers and a blood-soaked head scarf.
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Angel Mitchell, a McDonald's worker from Chicago, spent a rain-soaked night camping out at the company's headquarters.
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Unzipping the suits, they peeled them outward, away from the sweat-soaked clothing now clinging to their skin.
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While Mr Rees-Mogg soaked in a warm bath of adulation, the British political system lay in ruins.
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In the storm-soaked soil outside, vestiges of a not-too-distant Polish past stir, hidden but alive.
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Mr. Fuller and Mr. Gordy were writers on "Rectify," a similarly somnolent, soaked-in-Americana drama on SundanceTV.
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A volunteer holds a soaked dog he rescued from rapidly rising water, and looks out for its owner.
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Khosrowshahi smiled as he lit ghee-soaked wicks on a bronze lamp surrounded by rose and dahlia petals.
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Only his blue "CABANA" shirt, already soaked with sweat, showed all the hustling he had done this morning.
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It had soaked through the bottom bun, and unfortunately it also overpowered the flavor of the other ingredients.
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"Low-life," he declared during a rain-soaked photo-op with motorcyclists at his New Jersey golf club.
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He testified that during his work, he had two accidents in which he was soaked with the product.
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Akiya bank plans Okutama is a two-hour train ride west from Tokyo prefecture's dense, neon-soaked center.
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Remove from heat; cover, and let stand until all of the stock is soaked up, about 10 minutes.
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" Dickerson has been learning a lot since he broke through with 2015's rain-soaked video for "Yours.
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To be sure, both Brexit and Trump run campaigns soaked in racism, often expressed in anti-immigrant terms.
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The four arms on the spermbot suits opened and released the drug-soaked swimmers straight into the tumor.
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These nostalgia-soaked takes generally do manage to capture something correct about both the past and the present.
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It's Monday morning, which means a few of us are still recovering from a fun, booze-soaked weekend.
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The rice needed to be soaked, the bamboo leaves needed to be prepped, strings needed to be tied.
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He soaked everything up in conversations with new faces who often provided a fresh way of doing things.
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Just like the thawing Alaska tundra, the ground on Norway's Hardangervidda mountain plateau was soaked from the rainstorms.
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"It is time for our generation-defining great works," he said on a rain-soaked afternoon in Cambridge.
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Instead of shards of glass, soft drops of water soaked the cracked earth and moistened our bare feet.
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I've soaked in it for two hours while drinking a diet Coke and it was just very cool.
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Essentially it's a sponge soaked in liquid foundation, which is housed inside what looks like a powder compact.
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Another technique called guided tissue regeneration uses a collagen membrane soaked in blood platelets to repair the gums.
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She twirls in the water — Sound of Music style — her hair now soaked and plastered to her body.
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She sports sunglasses and the sleeveless burgundy top that will later be soaked in blood and cut off.
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A woman with a blood-soaked bandage on one foot was pushed in a wheelchair to an intersection.
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" Mr. Trump smiled and soaked it in, then assailed the Democrats for becoming "an angry left-wing mob.
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She wagged her tongue and stretched her arms wide as she soaked in the magnitude of her accomplishment.
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I don't know how long I've been running, but I begin feeling the weight of my soaked clothes.
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Witnessing Mr. Murphy suddenly switch from the cocky Crow to the grief-soaked father is alarming, he said.
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Skryptonite's tunes, for instance, offered a glimpse into the dark, alcohol-soaked reality of post-Soviet, urban life.
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Ever since the rain-soaked day that Ferguson left, this is a club that has let itself down.
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Gavin Newsom was sworn in on Monday before thousands sitting in rain-soaked tents outside the state capital.
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While blue recalls Yves Klein, and the bread evokes his paint-soaked sponges, the sculpture exceeds those allusions.
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Although the photographers covered combat, few scenes in the book depict the blood-soaked drama of the battlefield.
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Her apartment had no shutters, and the wind rattled her belongings, while ankle-high water soaked the floors.
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So why not whip up some fluffy, syrup-soaked goodness with this quirky AF waffle maker from Amazon.
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"Neither side will be able to bridge the ideological divide or forget their blood-soaked history anytime soon."
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I have had blood-soaked nightmares the last couple of years about that very thing happening to me.
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Families are living in their cars and getting soaked in homes with no rooftops or walls, he said.
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Their enchiladas were a perfectly blend of cheese and chicken smothered (not soaked) in a savory red sauce.
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Water flew up my nose and soaked my socks, which wouldn't dry for days — and I was laughing.
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There's nothing quite like sun-soaked summer cookouts with friends and family, but sadly, summer can't last forever.
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Sel roti is sweet, too, a great craggy loop of rice soaked overnight, ground into dough and fried.
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The result was more like shards of shaved ice that left people soaked in a matter of minutes.
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I put a waterproof saddle cover over my head, but the rest of me quickly became soaked through.
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He soaked in the applause, in no hurry to head back to Washington where investigators and enemies awaited.
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Their few possessions are stacked on top and become soaked with water that seeps inside when it rains.
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I loved the way the windows soaked the house with light, a sort of bleach against any gloom.
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Accounting for things like age and education soaked up most of the differences that appeared at first glance.
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Explosions rocked a chemical plant early Thursday, and many hazards lurk beneath the floodwaters that soaked the region.
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I brought extra socks, but putting a dry sock into a mud-soaked sneaker doesn't work so well.
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On Campus Canterbury, England — A wallet soaked in urine with nothing inside except a driver's license from Bermuda.
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He soaked the bills in soap and water, then ironed them and put them in a photo album.
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A cousin to fiddleheads, the fernbrake arrives at the kitchen dried in packets and must be soaked overnight.
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Justin Timberlake put on an awesome halftime show, complete with a purple-soaked tribute to hometown legend Prince.
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Both players — conveniently for their representatives — are apparently desired by clubs in the cash-soaked Chinese Super League.
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"Call Me By Your Name" A sun-soaked love story that will forever change how you see peaches.
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There he soaked in Emerson, Thoreau and Whitman — lasting heroes — and read natural history in the public library.
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The saffron panna cotta is seductively musky, its perfume offset by dried apricots soaked in passion fruit purée.
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Now it had the vibe of a sweat-soaked busker, determined to play his music to all passersby.
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Every millimeter of the crust was hot and crispy, but the syrup-soaked interior was soft and melty.
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Much of central and eastern Texas has already been soaked this past month, CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett said.
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New York beat Miami three times in a span of 24 hours to conclude a rain-soaked series.
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But there are newer versions that are soaked with ingredients like salicylic acid, tea tree oil, and niacinamide.
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In another gallery, Turk's signature is rendered in stainless steel, dotted with sponges soaked in Yves Klein Blue.
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Le Batard called Francesa an "enormous, ego-soaked gasbag" for going after DiPietro in the way he did.
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Perhaps your own pack of alcohol soaked baby wipes beside the bed will put your mind at ease.
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In 1994, health care was supposed to be the defibrillator that revived Bill Clinton's already scandal-soaked presidency.
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No one else was selling cocoa body-butter or banana shampoo, all soaked in colour with packaging to match.
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Fisher's Oklahoma City Thunder uniform was still perspiration-soaked when Jackson hired and overpaid him because he had to.
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Some tears flowed as the Austin (Texas) native soaked in the last moments of his Red River Showdown career.
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Then, use an alcohol-soaked cotton pad to disinfect both the skin and the tool before you get started.
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"I managed to push through and get out, it was terrible," she said, describing seeing people soaked in blood.
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For me, a sun-soaked L.A. wardrobe required an entirely different look than a Hamptons getaway (despite similar climates).
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Theirs has cotija cheese and white raisins soaked in a piloncillo (Mexican-style unrefined brown sugar) and cinnamon syrup.
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Within weeks of my first visit, the Jager-soaked memories of foam parties were but a (thankfully) distant memory.
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The liquid-nitrogen soaked sponge gets packed inside a dewar—a pill-shaped super-thermos surrounded by a vacuum.
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The unfortunate reality is, many — all — of us could be walking on land that's soaked with our ancestor's blood.
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The alarmist language is familiar from the campaign, when he regularly painted American cities as blood-soaked war zones.
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If Earthlings want to avoid a heat-soaked, tide-swamped, and war-clouded future, they need to do more.
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"Look, at this Germany," shouted one Syrian woman holding up soaked children's clothes from the opening of her tent.
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The Volume 1 trailer features a nonsensical mash-up of blood-soaked bodies, sci-fi dystopias, and Sigourney Weaver.
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Holmes, 38, soaked up the unofficial end of summer in a blue dress paired with a hat and sunglasses.
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On Friday, participants soaked each other with buckets and toy spray guns, turning their clothes a shade of purple.
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Sunni powers, led by Saudi Arabia, have backed rebels trying to oust Bashar al-Assad, Syria's blood-soaked dictator.
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Frozen Wine Grapes Pop these wine-soaked, frozen grapes into homemade sangria — or just munch on a handful. 6.
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People are crowd-surfing, soaked in their own sweat, while the guitarist falls over, face first off the stage.
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By the time I got to the bathroom, my pants were soaked and I was in a full panic.
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This tri-layer pulp sheet mask is soaked with aloe essence, treating your face to a hit of hydration.
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The officers who made the report found James soaked from head to toe with fresh bruises on her body.
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Everyone knows a biscuit tastes better soaked in tea — but just far would you go for the perfect dunk?
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And they soaked up the sun in Jamaica during the wedding of one of Harry's closest friends in March.
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When you're finished, you'll be left with a coffee-soaked biscuit that's unexpectedly delicious and totally hits the spot.
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The intrigue: The long-term future of EV growth in the U.S. and worldwide is just soaked in uncertainty.
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Ignored by the mainstream but revered by critics, the Memphis group created joyous power-pop soaked in existential mystique.
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Help desperately needed On Thursday, some residents returned to their homes, only to find their belongings soaked and destroyed.
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The comedians were seen lounging by the beach in Ibiza as they soaked up the sun with their spouses.
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A white van coursed through narrow roads along the monsoon-soaked coastline of Kerala, a state in southwestern India.
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She says many children and old people died on the week-long trek through the muddy monsoon-soaked hills.
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The original color of the bootie could not be determined, as water-soaked leather reverts to a dark brown.
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It's typically a ring-shaped cake like a bundt, but it's made with yeast and soaked in liqueur syrup.
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The numbers don't lie, we're all being soaked for more than twice the cash our parents had to pay.
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Everything—all the trash of the war—was thrown in a burn pit, soaked with jet fuel, and torched.
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Koalas aren't usually the most ecstatic-looking creatures, but when they're soaked, they look absolutely miserable — albeit adorably so.
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Try these 2016-appropriate traditions and you and yours will be soaked in warm holiday spirit in no time.
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"Time to shake this fierce woman off, though I hope I soaked up some of her badassery," Wilde wrote.
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Lee (Chiké Okonkwo) threw jabs for the sake of defending his woman's honor and his woman soaked it up.
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" Somehow, I wasn't surprised; there's a reason Noisey refers to Cowgill as "our favorite whiskey-soaked Luciferian sex god.
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Rain World, the 2017 survival adventure, takes the soaked post-apocalypse into knottier territory through its representation of ecosystems.
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Neymar and his crew were spotted hangin' out and getting soaked by a water hose on the 115-ft.
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"Nothing like #crossfit in 100% humidity," he wrote alongside a picture of himself soaked in sweat on Saturday morning.
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This paper which we call Shabat will be soaked in hot water with tea and you will drink it.
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Seated in his sun-soaked Brooklyn studio, LA-based artist Gianni Lee recalled growing up poor in West Philly.
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And as Vox's Jeff Stein explained, it's not only Trump's scandal-soaked White House that's gaining Democrats some ground.
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And hey, at least those 19th-century guys weren't offering their crushes sweat-soaked apple slices from their armpits.
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When I dropped my second pair, I heard them slap against the toilet like a soaked towel against concrete.
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The wood is first dried, then soaked in saltwater for several years before the building of the instrument begins.
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How about 154 pounds of chicken intestines soaked in formalin, a prohibited food additive, that were seized in Indonesia?
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Here's how to use them:The Alpha Beta Peel comes in treatment packets that contain two pre-soaked cotton towelettes.
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Nineteen major floods soaked the country last year— the most in a single year since records began in 1980.
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The truck offered flavors like graham cracker ice cream, challah cinnamon French toast and stout soaked oat ice cream.
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It is the rainy season in Nairobi, and rain has soaked the city for much of the past week.
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Indeed, on a sun-soaked day on the shores of Lake Erie, the cloud of despair had been lifted.
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The soaked beef sits inside a fresh, French bread roll, and is topped with either sweet or spicy peppers.
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Lana's famous Pomsky -- a Pomeranian-Siberian Husky mix -- soaked up some rays with a leash to match Lana's swimwear.
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Nadich, who died in 2008, for her honey cake and her teiglach, boiled knots of dough soaked in honey.
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Now, I can appreciate their smiles, knowing that tar balls and oil-soaked seabirds will not extinguish their happiness.
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The system he created didn't really take accuracy into account, so he ends up soaked in sticky vinegary juice.
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The only precedent for this pace of import was 2009, when China soaked up 157,000 tonnes of refined lead.
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Ninety-eight percent of the sperm soaked up the drug, mostly in the cytoplasm and nucleus in their heads.
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So now we know that Italy has a festival in which participants throw blood-soaked oranges at one another.
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The latest chapter in the artist's saga of red-soaked objects is a series of posters printed in blood.
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The collective human experience is soaked in bullshit narratives created so we never truly tap into our own powers.
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One photoshopped a Hillary 2016 hat on his photo and a blood-soaked anti-fascist symbol in the background.
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The ground was soaked with oil, the air heavy with petrol fumes and slicks glistened in the water nearby.
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Some days I brave the rain anyways, coming home soaked, because I just can't be in my apartment anymore.
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Instead of creating a crystallized version of a fruit fly's brain, the team soaked the brain in silver dye.
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They would perform in public, like in the busy, neon-soaked Mong Kok neighborhood, or at bars and nightclubs.
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Amid these Fratello-haunted, rain-soaked nightmare conditions, it was easy to miss Keith Hernandez hitting for the cycle.
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Kennedy was at Johnson's side when he was sworn in, still wearing a suit soaked with her husband's blood.
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Volunteers would arrive, muddy and soaked, peel off their clear ponchos and hand over their unreadably macerated voter rolls.
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Darnold, the Californian, soaked up Gervais's message about establishing the right psychological frameworks to command his inner, mental experience.
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Her husband, Yaw Amofa, 47, was back at their house, tearing out soaked wallboard with a dull bread knife.
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Should we be able to live hedonistic, Tequila-soaked existences with zero consequences for any of our alcoholic excess?
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Soaked up by the large sheets of paper, the colors have a muted quality, reminiscent of a dimmed screen.
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But he soaked up the pressure from the faster Mercedes, notputting a foot wrong until the laps ran out.
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"Urine, of course... soaked the streets," author Lee Jackson told NPR last year in a segment on Victorian London.
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One afternoon in August, Sammi was laughing and smiling as she soaked her brother, John, with a water sprayer.
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A classic Opera cake for my mother's birthday at home, the almond layers soaked in a boozy coffee syrup.
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A court assassin and strongman slugs and slashes his way through blood-soaked alleys to prove his empress's innocence.
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Cook: Namoura, a syrup-soaked semolina cake, is a perfect sweet for iftar, after a long day of fasting.
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The other is a tender, syrup-soaked cake, served as a little petit four in a delicate paper wrapper.
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Decades of flood irrigation in the surrounding fields, which were once desert, have soaked the soil beneath the temple.
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After the cleansing, the blood-soaked soldier was now known as a warrior, a positive leader in the community.
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In Pennsylvania's case, McNaughton says, officials believe inmates are receiving letters that have been soaked in liquid synthetic cannabinoid.
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Just after the awards were handed out, ominous thunderclouds rolled in, unleashing a celebratory torrent that soaked them all.
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The storms left their 2011 Toyota Yaris with shattered windows and soaked upholstery, but to her surprise, it runs.
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While Botha, their coach, and some of their teammates napped, the others soaked up their final hours in Philadelphia.
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Roasted sea bream is served whole under pickled onions, thin wheels of tomatillo and miniature salsa-verde-soaked chilaquiles.
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Her version includes bread soaked in vinegar, a couple of chopped eggs and only a tiny amount of garlic.
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On Thursday she huddled under a quilt in a tent where the floor was soaked from a winter storm.
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I am soaked when I come upon a fellow in dreadlocks leaning in the doorway of a dark storefront.
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Because many American banks wouldn't lend money to Trump's debt-soaked company, he had to look elsewhere, like Russia.
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Besides, many of the sheet masks on the market are soaked in things that may make them non-biodegradable.
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Once it is soaked, it can't hold water anymore and that is when any additional rainfall becomes a concern.
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This deliriously expressionistic film captures the rain-soaked, neon-lit streets of Times Square and a diner in Chelsea.
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By the time I get to my car, my dress is dripping wet and my jean jacket is soaked.
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Daniel Weiss, one of the cashiers, covered his mouth with a soaked bar towel, and stayed close the ground.
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When Lake stands up, his body cam shows Sterling lying on the ground in a blood-soaked red shirt.
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The isolated proteins were ultimately transferred onto pieces of paper and soaked in blood serum from peanut-allergic patients.
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The bodies were cleaned and soaked in a solution, and then left to dry for five or six weeks.
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The kiddos walked the blue carpet earlier this week and soaked up the adoration of hardcore 'Star Wars' fans.
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If a stack of syrup-soaked carbohydrates doesn't quite satiate you, we've included more citywide Mardi Gras festivities below.
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At an early stage, the raw pieces of wood have to be soaked in feces for a half-year.
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Flash droughts occurred across the southern United States in late September, right after torrential rains had soaked the region.
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Each 7-ounce package of these wine-soaked cheeses is only $4.99, so don't be afraid to try both.
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Foreign portfolio investors sold 75 billion rupees in stocks in September, which were soaked up by domestic institutional investors.
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So why did I get soaked last week, as I walked along a major avenue in the Thai capital?
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Underneath each tap is a small gray stone tagine containing a white paper swan soaked in the mystery perfume.
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A Marine Band played Christmas carols while the president and his party soaked up a moment long in coming.
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Many vegan recipes for creamy pasta imitate the richness of cheese with soaked nuts, especially cashews, whirred into cream.
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The stains and smells of once-resident pets had soaked through the carpeting and were visible on the floors.
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Which means that it's all about subtext-ridden political maneuverings, interspersed with blood-soaked sword fights to the death.
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Limited to 300 copies, the first 150 come with a patch soaked in blood and dirty Maribyrnong River water.
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Each barrel of bitumen (that's the technical term for the tar sand) gets soaked in 2.4 barrels of water.
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Red cabbage can be hard on the roof of the mouth, but the beige dressing soaked into its sharpest edges.
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We soaked in the hot water and ice-cold air for about an hour, then took off for the airport.
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The video for "Long Hard Road Out Of Hell" features perversions of Christian iconography, notably a blood-soaked Virgin Mary.
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To be killed, they need to be soaked in a bleach-containing cleaning agent for an adequate amount of time.
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I'm thinking about all this as I lie in my sweat-soaked bed, but I'm interrupted by a text message.
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There's tender, shredded goat meat, soaked in a mildly spicy broth with long strings of wilted chives and sesame leaves.
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Before she jetted off on her sun-soaked vacation, Zolciak-Biermann had a celebration on Friday at her Atlanta home.
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Debbie decided to take a break last Thursday and left a rag soaked in the oil in the living room.
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Instead of filling cavities with porcelain, silver, gold, or other more common materials, researchers inserted a sponge soaked with tideglusib.
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"We saw grime-soaked workers smoking cigarettes between breaks, surrounded by toxic—and potentially flammable—digital detritus," Karacs told me.
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Prison officials told VICE News they suspect that inmates have been receiving letters soaked in a liquid form of K22.
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Police say his body had been there for three days and was partially hidden under blood-soaked towels and blankets.
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On my journey to smoother, softer, prettier winter feet, I soaked, I scrubbed, and I wore some socks to bed.
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Picking Squisho up, I soaked in all of the New York City sidewalk trash gripping tightly to his gelatinous body.
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While many jubilantly soaked in this intimate moment of life, I unfortunately found out about it on Twitter, post-parturition.
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If my mother could see this, she would be turning in her dairy-soaked duvet until the threads turned bare.
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A successful match The scientists soaked the tooth to remove contaminants and extract the DNA, according to their published findings.
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In one instance, the product left the father of two soaked after a hose broke in 2012, according to CNN.
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He said he returned from work to find a blood-soaked scene in the master bedroom and his family gone.
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Still, Bravo is trying to convince us another love story can grow from the vodka-soaked ashes of Pump's drama.
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If you have, you probably noticed that it was incredibly delicious, but soaked with oil and smothered with heavy toppings.
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" "Trump is passionately and strategically reigniting a dirty and divisive culture soaked in a history of prejudice, fear and hate.
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They spent Sunday dragging bags of their soaked clothes to a nearby laundromat and trying to salvage what they could.
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In an organization that revels in barbarity, the hands of Hicham Chaib are more openly soaked in blood than most.
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In the gym, the shirt is flexible and lightweight enough to avoid bogging you down or feeling soaked in sweat.
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After the tour at the Whitney Plantation ended, my white shirt was so soaked with sweat that it was transparent.
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The material doesn't necessarily need to be wholly soaked in heaviness or noise as a metaphor to make an impact.
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Instead of being black and white like in the photo, he was in color, his skin like rain-soaked earth.
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You'll need it for mixing into slime bases, coating bars of soap, and sprinkling on blocks of soaked floral foam.
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The longtime friends weren't shy about expressing their affection -- hugging, kissing and holding hands while they soaked up the sun.
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In Ancient Rome, for one, women wore wool tampons soaked in opium to ease cramping, which honestly sounds pretty sweet.
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Both HOLYCHILD and Wild Nothing's songs are soaked in a pop syrup that I can practically feel rotting my molars.
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The enormous promise of quantum computing has lured big early investments from finance, aerospace, defense, and other tech-soaked industries.
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After rubbing a rock with a vinegar-soaked Q-tip, he touches it to a second Q-tip with dimethylglyoxime.
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Earlier in the day on Monday, Kardashian and friends soaked up the sun on a yacht with sister Kendall Jenner.
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As the lid comes off, the odor wafts through the room: it smells like a thrift store soaked in vodka.
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Later that night, Van Ronkel wound up at a vodka-soaked afterparty with Trump, Emin, and Emin's billionaire father, Aras.
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Sprinkle the exterior with a generous amount of the powder, then rub it down with a sponge soaked with vinegar.
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The removal of dip powder is very similar to gel nail polish, as the product is soaked off with acetone.
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Hearing *NSYNC, with their high-pitched voices and gel-soaked hair wish me a Merry Christmas just feels extra special.
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In the oil-soaked cities of Luanda and Lagos, they manned construction sites or waited on tables for the rich.
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As it turns out, they heat the studio 84-86 degrees, Kleban explains, which would explain why she's usually soaked.
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Add 400g of the soaked chickpeas, the potato, two tsp salt and one tsp of coriander seeds to the pot.
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The scenes at a North Carolina rally provided an ugly overture to a 2020 election campaign already soaked in hate.
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The singer has soaked up every moment of being a grandma and recently posted about her "darling grandkids" in March.
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Mine has been more of a cocoon overflowing with dirty diapers, spit-up soaked clothes, and crumbs of mysterious origin.
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We're told the hotel room at the Comfort Inn was a wreck -- blood-soaked blankets, 2 broken chairs and more.
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Miller received treatment for his own stab wounds, while Morgan was with him holding a tracksuit top soaked in blood.
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Cavan and his older brother, Conor, shadowed their father in big-league environs as kids and soaked up the culture.
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We hand-wrap that cheese in pear brandy-soaked biodynamic grape leaves, and the end result is something really great.
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The move would also help restore some of the liquidity soaked up by the central bank's rate hikes last year.
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"I'm going to France!" cried the 60-year-old, his grinning bald head protruding from a beer-soaked Superman outfit.
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" And then the man speaks, his voice soaked in fake humility: "Let's see if I remember how to do this.
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Jordan's grey tank top is soaked in sweat, his reward for an afternoon or so, one presumes, of hard work.
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It's barely been two weeks since the image of this soaked old fella trying to seek refuge stole our hearts.
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Champagne Soaked 'Drunken' Gummy Bears We'll be taking a cue from these "drunken" gummy bears this weekend — wink, wink. 15.
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Gone is the typical snow-soaked, "I just fought in a sweaty battle" mop Sam has been sporting for seasons.
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Hopefully we won't get as soaked as I did last Sunday afternoon, when a veritable deluge poured down on me.
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Meanwhile, the sun, instead of getting stronger as midday approached, froze, and disappeared, as if soaked up by blotting paper.
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It goes something to the tune of: Oh, that'll be stuck in your Boddingtons-soaked brain for a minute now.
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When investors were soaked after the rescue of four tiny banks last November, uproar ensued—and a man killed himself.
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His shirt was soaked in sweat and pieces of gold confetti from the trophy celebration were sprinkled throughout his hair.
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" He spent several urine-soaked days on Skid Row while preparing a small role as a homeless man in "Rampart.
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She reaches high into her closet for a piece of clothing and squeezes water from it like a soaked sponge.
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And that was before Hurricane Sandy came along in October 2012 and soaked everything in briny water at ruinous length.
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"Mice, rats, day-old chicks, dog biscuits soaked in blood, and anything they can steal from the public," Skaife replied.
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Because the drug- and sex-soaked story is so believable, "White Girl" is a contact bummer that's hard to shake.
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He stepped out of the dugout for a curtain call and soaked in the raucous applause from the Pittsburgh crowd.
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It's as over the top as Mr. Sono's more typical sex-and-violence-soaked spectaculars, but it's largely family-friendly.
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UGBORODO, Nigeria — Militants are roaming oil-soaked creeks in the south, blowing up pipelines and decimating the nation's oil production.
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We were already soaked, but after a few hours in the infield, we were also shivering and caked with mud.
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The pork soaked through the broth and into the kale and potatoes, making every bite more delicious than the last.
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Enter "Rampage," another game-inspired action vehicle, which falls somewhere between his recent hit and last summer's sun-soaked flop.
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Then, at about 3 months, he began to jolt awake at night, the back of his pajamas soaked with sweat.
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That clarity is sharpest in his portrait of a nineteenth century soaked in the blood of the European working class.
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The fresh shrimp are soaked in coconut milk quickly and lightly fried to order in a coating of plantain flour.
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Other days I spent in bed with a heating pad and a cloth soaked in castor oil across my belly.
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Like a futurist-opera, the only vocals come from a vocoder-soaked robot supported by a choir of bombastic angels.
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Again, Kavanaugh is spending a lot of yearbook space making references to environments that were notable for being alcohol-soaked.
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Back at the hospital, Frank and his ammonia-soaked brain are experiencing more violent hallucinations, and he starts to seize.
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PINK PARTY CRAWLOrlando Pub Crawl is dedicating their latest alcohol-soaked sojourn to the Pulse family and equality all around.
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If dropping 50 bucks to hold a rat and eat a sour-soaked maraschino cherry sounds great to you, cool.
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They were the kind of ordinary guys I grew up with in a downwardly mobile, opioid-soaked, white-flight wasteland.
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Through it all Bzdelik has soaked up as much basketball, from as many vantage points, as anyone on the planet.
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