Modern synthetic plastics can be grouped into two main families: Thermoplastics, which soften on heating and then harden again on cooling, and thermosets, which never soften once they have been molded.
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Still, Ernst could help soften Trump's image among women voters.
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She stirs occasionally, letting everything soften, for about 10 minutes.
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He didn't soften one bit -- no toning down, no conciliation.
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He did not flinch, offer empathy, or soften his tone.
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When a downturn comes, capital markets don't soften, they seize.
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Our experts expect some transition tweak to soften the blow.
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"Stiletto nails soften my big ass hands," she tells Refinery29.
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Such sweet, little creatures could soften the hardest of hearts.
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They have made little effort, however, to soften men's attitudes.
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The victory helped soften a new blow to Rousseff's credibility.
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In March 2017, Trump suggested he would soften the mandates.
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But the youngsters have done nothing to soften its impact.
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Stir occasionally, till the vegetables start to soften and brown.
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Now Trump is trying to soften his stance on immigration.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency recently declined to soften the RFS.
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Does it harden or soften the memory of those wrongs?
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Clinton, with her trademark resiliency, tried to soften that blow.
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A. Robust, but I'm sure it will soften over time.
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James did not do his best to soften their concerns.
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As the onions soften, she cuts the tomatoes and eggplant.
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And that's where attempts to soften individual stress fall short.
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Mr. Trump did, however, soften some of his nationalist rhetoric.
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The tannins in a 2008 were just starting to soften.
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Brokers saw it coming, but that didn't soften the blow.
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They soften each other up with sympathetic banter and pleasantries.
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They remind me of how birth can soften us immeasurably.
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Moira tries to soften the story with jokes and nonchalance.
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Neighborhood Joint Even Manhattan's hard edges soften at holiday time.
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Reagan's experience in 1981 did not immediately soften his position.
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As the carrots soften, add frozen peas, cumin and salt.
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They remind me of how birth can soften us immeasurably.
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The report added Lufthansa might consider to soften its proposal.
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Vitamins, proteins, and, yes, almond milk, soften and repair tortured hair.
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Tokyo's announced — and totally unaffordable — fiscal measures won't soften the blow.
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Sauté the tomatoes over medium heat until they glisten and soften.
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"Nothing anybody says throughout this trial will soften that," he said.
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Besides smelling amazing, it has moisturizers to help soften natural hair.
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Should addiction, familiarity, or frequency soften how we judge someone's crimes?
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"Everybody wants to soften a character, especially a woman," Dunn says.
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The Senate version may also soften the provisions preempting state rules.
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I would love to soften his beard with a little oil.
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Prices will likely soften as sales fall further and supplies increase.
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They always seem to soften what I'm doing in the shows.
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Being able to give a reason could help soften the blow.
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We tried to soften up his ex-wife and little girl.
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Why it matters: Trade fights have the potential to soften demand.
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Step 4: Once cool, comb through the ringlets to soften them.
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It does nothing to soften the impact of near-term headwinds.
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But some doubted whether he would soften the approach to immigration.
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"Then they soften and you can work with them," he explains.
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Gabbard indicated both sides need to soften their positions in negotiations.
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He was hired to help soften the company's often abrasive image.
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"We soften the blow," said Neil Hughes, managing editor of AppleInsider.
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We added these beautiful fabric headboard walls to soften the brick.
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He seemed to soften on the appeal of a Phoenician legacy.
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Their subsequent posts soften more people up, and so it goes.
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Lighting diffused through gels will soften features and be more forgiving.
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He figured it would help soften the impact for his family.
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Crime How do you soften up a tough-guy hero anyway?
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If he did, it'd soften his look while contouring his face.
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Children have a tendency to soften even the hardest artists, though.
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Related columns: "Crude rally stalls as fuel prices soften", Reuters, Dec.
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The more Oswalt tried to soften it, the worse things got.
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Making the tax revenue neutral should soften opposition from Republican lawmakers.
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At other times President Trump has appeared to soften those demands.
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The North wanted to soften its image and weaken international sanctions.
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But she was hoping more public activism might soften the blow.
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Mr. Powell sought to soften that impression in subsequent public appearances.
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Time did not soften this Thompsonian resolve, or so it seemed.
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I believe he will eventually soften up, but he has not.
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The results are unlikely to soften the U.S.-China trade war.
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That's why everyone needs an emergency cushion to soften the blow.
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This was targeted to soften the blow to the US consumer.
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Why didn't this soften the trauma of losing their biological parents?
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This, he says, will soften the blow of spreading coronavirus cases.
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" Then she bursts into tears, which she hoped "would soften them.
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Governments will need more targeted measures to soften the economic blow.
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During the campaign, Trump soften his stance on a Muslim ban.
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Front bumpers to the mainland, they soften the blow from storms.
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A series of videos with Savage could help soften Spot's image.
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Trump has also relied on his children to soften his image.
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A few days after her birth, Meher's husband started to soften.
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But that was just kind of to soften the scar tissue.
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"If only God would soften his heart," she said of Trump.
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The corn husks have been soaking overnight in water to soften.
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And he might just soften the opposition of the Never Trump movement.
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The dough will have warmed up considerably and will start to soften.
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Some try to soften the word by using its diminutive form, gordinha.
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Use a blending brush to soften the edges of your blue shadow.
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Why would anyone want to soften the edges of this glorious reality?
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But he worked to somewhat soften ExxonMobil's stance on climate change since.
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Seeing an action hero on screen that resembled himself made Nanjiani soften.
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But if the numbers soften, Cramer thinks it won't matter that much.
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This helps to soften the tripe and remove its bad odor. 3.
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A fund might, ironically, soften public attitudes towards capitalism's more ruthless aspects.
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How to revive and soften dull, flat, oily hair per Gwyneth Paltrow?
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Phthalates These chemicals soften plastics and help scents and chemicals bind together.
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That is their purpose in this race, to soften their running mates.
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But his ministers have repeatedly sought to soften his more outspoken remarks.
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Instead, let a few pieces fall out to help soften the look.
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But come November, Sifry believes their resolve to reject Clinton will soften.
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"After Lunar New Year, data will probably soften even more," he added.
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Let stand 15 minutes to allow it to steam and soften. 3.
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Soften the steel with beautiful wood and fabric, like this Sunbrella awning.
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An artist shouldn't have to soften their image to be confirmed harmless.
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One of Juan Gabriel's achievements was to soften and feminise the ranchera.
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The market this year should soften, with projected sales of 680 jets.
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Trump appeared to soften his long-running shutdown threat after Tuesday's elections.
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English seemed to soften his criticism toward the end of the piece.
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The SEC could instead modify the proposal to soften its sharp edges.
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Faced with public outcry, the government quickly tried to soften its stance.
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Perhaps the copious amounts of Cheetos on hand will soften the blow.
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Speaking to Bloomberg Television later, Al Baker attempted to soften his position.
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Powell also seemed to soften his past remarks about interest rate hikes.
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And May's attempt to soften the blow with her European partners backfired.
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Each of these approaches aims to soften the effects of rising prices.
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I WONDER IF HE'LL DOUBLE DOWN ON THAT OR SOFTEN HIS FEEL.
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Soften an onion in olive oil and add garlic, tomato and saffron.
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With a little heartfelt pleading, the board might soften its draconian stance.
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This will soften and slightly dry them, intensifying and sweetening their flavour.
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The oils soften your skin and the hop acts as an exfoliant.
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Green groups would probably have to soften their opposition to the technology.
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To soften the blow, she asked the buyers to name their price.
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The decline in consumer demand will only further soften current investment demand.
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"A pastrami sandwich can really soften a hard heart," Mr. Vinas said.
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We hugged its rocky coastline, waiting for it to soften into sand.
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In-salon services can now hydrate and soften but leave texture intact.
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They soften after sinking into the broth, thickening it with their bulk.
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With fiscal policy, lawmakers can try to soften the effects of recessions.
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The fear is that they will soften enforcement of the individual mandate.
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But the S.E.C. may soften its position on arbitration of shareholder claims.
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In which case, perhaps I should soften my critique of my critique.
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But none of that should dampen liberal enthusiasm or soften liberal resolve.
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Under Mr. Akesson's leadership, the party has tried to soften its image.
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I want the steam to soften my stubble and open my pores.
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Drape a sheepskin throw over a wooden chair to soften the seating.
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The tapestries also absorb sound and soften the experience of the space.
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Your accountant may help you develop a strategy to soften the blow.
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But there is a possibility he'll soften that tone once in office.
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Both domestic and external demand is projected to soften next fiscal year.
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We can learn about them, and feel empowered to soften their blow.
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You can help soften the blow by trading in an old model.
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Senior Republicans are also concerned that the president might soften on China.
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Earmarks soften the lottery's image, helping to attract otherwise non-gambling citizens.
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Ministers hope such fears will soften the DUP's hostility to the Brexit deal.
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What I can do to soften myself up is give to other people.
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Two former Conservative prime ministers have also urged May to soften her approach.
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The property sector, a bellwether for the economy, also seems set to soften.
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But just days after becoming President-elect, Trump appeared to soften his tune.
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Season three of F Is for Family does soften Frank just a touch.
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To drum up greater support, however, opponents are having to soften their tone.
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"That certainly would soften any blow," he said, as would solid economic growth.
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Maybe I could, she didn't know, temper the message, or just soften it?
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It can make your skin soften earlier, and make your skin wrinkle sooner.
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Congress may seek to soften an unpopular overhaul of budget-busting public pensions.
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Investors' fears may prove overblown as there are offsets to soften any hits.
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The euro area has no budget of its own to soften the blow.
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Follow Hogarth in spiking your polemic with humour, however, and views might soften.
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Add tomatoes and salt; cook, stirring occasionally, until tomatoes soften, about 5 minutes.
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In both states, federal appeals courts ordered the states to soften their laws.
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I think that's what made me soften to her and feel for her.
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I checked legally with Ned Gowan,' to soften that blow a little bit.
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Sterling's rise over the past month could also soften the rise of inflation.
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Thankfully, fellow panelist Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) jumped in to soften the blow.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until the onion begins to soften, 3 to 5 minutes.
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These speakers were clearly meant to soften Trump's image with the general electorate.
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Senators want to soften some of those provisions — but not eliminate them entirely.
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Attempts by Trump supporters to soften his outrageous accusations made things even worse.
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Google is also aiming to soften its political style amid numerous antitrust cases.
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This would soften the blow to the British economy when Brexit becomes official.
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"We can soften the impact but will never prevent it completely," Altmaier wrote.
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Reminding them that Brad Pitt already divorced Jennifer Aniston will soften this blow.
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Will he soften his tone, as he has in some post-Iowa appearances?
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If retail sales were to soften, retailers could be stuck with excess inventory.
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Fallen leaves soften the path I walk on, but not for my sake.
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He tried to soften his comment, but you can tell Dad is pissed.
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"Beat the butter with a rolling pin to soften it," the recipe instructed.
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Now chop some kale and get it in there as well, to soften.
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They could acknowledge the deterioration in financial conditions and soften their hawkish tone.
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The impact: The aborted exemption was an effort to soften proposed work requirements.
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White nationalists have worked hard to soften their image while sharpening their messages.
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The goal here is to soften the onion and release a little moisture.
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While a weakening currency can soften economic blows, it also comes with costs.
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Pumpkin and butternut squash seeds are brined to soften the hulls, then roasted.
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It's a stressful time, no doubt, but you can soften the financial blow.
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Still, Mr. Carson said that he was trying to soften Mr. Trump's tone.
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Still, he sought to soften the impact on some of America's closest allies.
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The graying is part of his efforts to soften his hard-line policies.
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The moisture from the sauce is enough to soften them as they bake.
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Officials did not bail out borrowers or persuade banks to soften loan terms.
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"But with a little loving encouragement, she seemed to soften," Ms. McFadden said.
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The package is designed to soften the economic fallout from the coronavirus epidemic.
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I helped most of the people I worked for soften their polarizing edges.
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Then it turned to social media to try and soften its harsh image.
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How do you soften the blow when telling the kids the bad news?
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A stagehand was running a smoke machine to help soften the reflected light.
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Clearly ... he hopes talking it out with some kids helps soften the blow.
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Home Depot said it is managing to soften the blow from higher tariffs.
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If pretzels are frozen, defrost at room temperature until just beginning to soften.
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But there are reasons that even stalwart progressives might soften on this point.
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So if your stool is hard, they can help soften it, Chey said.
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Maduro says that will help soften the impact of a steep price increase.
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It's usual to start with an onion, which needs slow cooking to soften.
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For them, Trump has begun to soften the greater public to racist messages.
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Free shipping and the fact that we are returning the sneakers soften the blow.
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"Cranberry and lime can be so acidic and temporarily soften the enamel," he says.
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Once hot, add apple slices and cinnamon, sautéing until apple slices begin to soften.
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The addition of the passcode lock feature to Basic helps soften the blow, though.
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Over this time, the leaves will soften and wilt, rendering a lot of water.
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On Thursday, Conan O'Brien did what he could to soften that blow a bit.
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Nikon's official statement is little more than an attempt to soften a PR disaster.
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Natural light, especially during golden hour, will soften your features and make your glow.
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CHINESE FIRMS SEEKING LOANS FROM BEIJING-BASED BANKS TO SOFTEN IMPACT OF OUTBREAK - SOURCES
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Those warmer tones just soften the color up a little, especially around her face.
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It can soften the cervix to help it dilate and also cause uterine contractions.
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I've taken French lessons to soften my speech, and etiquette refreshers at the Plaza.
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A drop in the exchange rate could soften the blow of a 5% tariff.
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I think the raising of the eyebrows is meant to, like, soften your face?
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Pruitt and Trump have appropriated climate moderation to rhetorically soften immensely anti-climate initiatives.
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Women soften the gangs to a certain degree, especially if there are kids involved.
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A growing number of economists expect the pace of growth to soften this year.
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"And when things start to soften, you're the first one to feel the impact."
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The designers could hand-paint white accents, Ms. Sulla suggested, to soften the effect.
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But in the past, Zizek has tended to soften his radicalism for public consumption.
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They should then let the ice cream soften a bit, mixing the pieces around.
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Videgaray and Kushner pushed Trump to soften his stance on Mexico in the speech.
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He says the tough line forced the North Korean leader to soften his stance.
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Macron even got Trump to soften, ever so slightly, on his mulish climate position.
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Housing investment fell 3.9 percent as the market continued to soften, Statistics Canada said.
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Was it an intentional choice to soften the harshness of the realities of war?
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One second before, two sets of three engines will fire to soften the landing.
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Organizers have presented the 2020 Olympics as an opportunity to soften Japan's work culture.
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The procedure uses lasers to soften up your fat, then they vacuum it out.
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They may not soften the hearts of those who are fundamentally opposed to business.
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This would help soften the economic blow from Brexit and boost long-term growth.
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A heightened awareness did, in fact, soften the hold my emotions had on me.
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Some Republicans are taking advantage of the decision to soften the March 5 deadline.
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Progressives believe that words matter, and that words can soften the ground for violence.
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If the economy continues to soften, these terms could get less generous, he said.
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You can do it gradually, a little at a time, to soften the blow.
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Mr. Serraj's confident thrust appeared to soften the bellicosity of Tripoli's self-declared government.
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"These guys, if they get challenged, they soften up the president," Cannon told Hill.
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But the industry's allies would likely move to soften any rough edges, analysts say.
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But in the meantime, government should be making policy changes to soften the blow.
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This tablet was designed to soften your skin as it melts in your tub.
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But some members of the GOP have appeared to soften their tone regarding Moore.
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He was also known to help Trump soften his tactics on his trade deals.
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On Twitter, Beth Van Duyne, the mayor of Irving, tried to soften the blow.
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Demand in India could soften in the September quarter, the World Gold Council said.
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To soften the leaves to make them more enjoyable and easier to eat.2.
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Cook over low heat until they start to soften, 3 to 4 minutes. 3.
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Soften the gelatin in a little bit of the milk and set aside. 4.
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It would certainly soften the blow of the anticipated removal of the headphone jack.
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Some have suggested Akbar Al Baker is trying to soften American's lobbying in Washington.
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Another way to soften the already softened rigidity of a line or rectangle, sure.
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Even before that, Trump's explicit backing seemed to soften the Republican opposition to Moore.
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So I'm not sure how helpful it is to soften our language against them.
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Others have urged the city to pressure banks to forgive loans or soften terms.
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"You'll be able to see lines and folds on the face soften," she said.
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Assuming Theresa May remains prime minister, she's going to have to soften her line.
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Real final demand from consumers tends to soften; that has not happened at all.
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The growing importance of the Asian market could soften the blow for pig farmers.
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But even with carpets to soften the effect, the area must have felt cavernous.
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They also said a sharp drop in fuel prices could help soften the blow.
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It's often used to fade scarring, reduce fine lines and pores, and soften skin.
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If Apple controls everything on a device it can soften all the hard edges.
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A weaker currency could soften the tariff blow the United States has dealt China.
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I didn't have the time or the instinct to soften or parry the blow.
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The cardinal seemed to soften and later delivered an emotional statement promising to help.
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Close the lid for 4 minutes, allowing steam to rise and soften the tomatoes.
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Buzzwords are often maddening corporate-speak to soften the blow of big, unpopular decisions.
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That's not to say he has any deliberate plan to soften Mr. Trump's image.
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Losing her bodyguard might soften Cersei up or send her completely over the edge.
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If trade rhetoric begins to soften, large-cap stocks could bounce back, Traynor said.
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I'm definitely guilty of trying to soften my messages with kinder, less authoritative words.
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A lot of actors soften their heavies, as if nervously asserting their own humanity.
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But disciplinary action can harden prejudice in people whose hearts we may otherwise soften.
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But those concessions would probably soften the Senate bill compared with the House plan.
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When people are fiercely opposed to things politically, music can help reach them, soften them.
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But there are small tweaks you can make to your routine to soften the blow.
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Having enough water in your system can help soften your stool, easing your constipation symptoms.
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Economic momentum looks worse elsewhere, forcing policymakers to ditch, postpone or soften policy tightening plans.
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As his health worsened, Provenzano's lawyers repeatedly asked the Italian authorities to soften his conditions.
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Tesla said it made the move to soften the impact of falling federal tax credits.
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Also: the perfect response to a compliment or to soften your own brazenly suggestive comment.
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At night, gloves coated in wax, almond oil, and rosewater were worn to soften hands.
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Lawmakers on Friday also agreed to introduce the new tax gradually to soften its impact.
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Boeing has redesigned the software in order to soften its impact and prevent repeated misfirings.
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It will likely soften further as rural health and education inflation normalize over October-December.
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But I see no reason not to help frightened individuals soften their painful emotional memories.
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Outside, residents held a quilt for the boy to soften his fall if he slipped.
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Fink has historically been critical of activist investors but has begun to soften his stance.
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Crocs said it is also evaluating other plans to soften the impact of potential tariffs.
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Eljamal said this could soften the blow to bank earnings from souring construction sector loans.
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Trump appeared to soften his stance on his signature issue in a number of interviews.
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Aides feel late night interviews like the one with Fallon help soften Clinton to voters.
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Kim might have asked China to soften its enforcement of sanctions aimed at the North.
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It has hydrolyzed keratin and silk to strengthen and soften your hair while you cleanse.
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In a collision, helmets absorb some of the impact and soften blows against the skull.
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But job guarantees might soften the blow, as could the cash proceeds from a sale.
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They are also encouraged to take hormonal "add-back" drugs to soften the side effects.
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Imitating natural designs allows the tires to stiffen in dry conditions and soften when wet.
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Similarly, Ivanka reportedly tried to soften Trump's attacks on Planned Parenthood — with extremely limited success.
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At least 20 Republican incumbents have scrubbed their websites to soften their pro-repeal rhetoric.
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Chevron realizes that a reckoning may be coming, and it's trying to soften the blow.
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There were also signs that Pelosi was beginning to soften her stance on leashing ICE.
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He also vows to end or soften many federal regulations, which he calls job killers.
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I don't want to leave my ice cream on the counter and let it soften.
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In an effort to help soften the blow to the economy from the Sino-U.
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In doing so, it sought to soften the perception that she is untrustworthy and unlikable.
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S. natural gas prices soften, market eyes big hedge fund longs", Reuters, April 24 "U.
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For example, he worked successfully to soften Reagan's attitude toward the Soviet Union and China.
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In hard-fought negotiations in Germany, Macron tried to soften U.S. language on climate policy.
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If you try to soften the message, you may as well be talking to yourself.
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But Hatch said he was confident that he had soften Trump's views on the program.
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It's that speed, noted Zahidi, that could serve to soften the blow of these changes.
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But Pittenger has used his embrace of Trump as a way to soften those attacks.
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Soften the curd: Heat 1/2 gallon of water until very hot but not boiling.
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" When another person suggested the detective soften the statement, the detective added, "Ok, 90 percent.
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Simply leave this mask on for about 20 minutes to refresh and soften your skin.
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Its propaganda arm is trying to soften the symbolic damage of losses on the battlefield.
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And booze goggles, I would imagine, would help to soften the show's unrepentantly male gaze.
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"I just pray to God to soften the hearts of the [politicians] here," she said.
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Starches like pasta, beans, rice and stale bread soften as they absorb water and cook.
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Fed officials also have appeared to soften their tone on the future of rate rises.
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A grass-roots campaign, Move NY, has also worked to soften opposition to congestion pricing.
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According to CNN, Mr. Mattis worked to soften the order, which was never carried out.
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It took over many of the loans, but did not soften terms, according to borrowers.
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The banks are riding high thanks to tax cuts and recent moves to soften regulations.
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Ping had always had a rigid, critical side, which Ms. Gin had tried to soften.
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If Trump attempts to "soften" his position, he will alienate his hard line conservative base.
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Is calling it the mother supposed to soften its impact when it hits innocent people?
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Signs of increasing inventory investment by businesses could soften the storms' punch to the economy.
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By contrast, he could more quickly soften Mr. Obama's rules requiring tougher vehicle emission standards.
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You're less likely to hurt yourself if you soften up all your muscles and exhale.
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Biden's support also continued to soften in the state: He dropped 5 points since September.
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Officials are now taking some steps to soften the blow of domestic agriculture production losses.
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It may take more than a coming-of-internet-age confessional to soften those perceptions.
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President Trump hinted in a tweet on Thursday that his stance against Huawei might soften.
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But many had hoped that with Cohn in their corner, Trump would soften his position.
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Cohn, 58, resigned after trying to soften Trump's plans for hefty steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But if a pivotal player leaves, there's little it can do to soften the blow.
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They're not able to develop that third pitch—they're not able to soften the ball.
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The president has sought to soften the blow through a new $20173 billion farm aid bailout.
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"Property sales have continued to soften, suggesting that the housing market is still cooling," Li said.
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Lee tries to soften up Hillbilly Boy by telling him about how much she loves Flora.
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"Even drops of water in the ear can be effective to soften the wax," he added.
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Press it into the skin and follow up with moisturizer to soften dry or rough areas.
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A lack of sunny afternoons might have allowed the turf to soften, rather than firming up.
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Allowing oneself the chance to transform and awaken old yearnings will help soften the Plutonian energy.
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But as time went on, Trump's rhetoric on immigration began to change and, at times, soften.
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Using the same shadow and a thicker brush, trace along your lines to blend and soften.
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When I was 23, I started getting fillers to soften my features, starting with my lips.
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From there, the currency is expected to soften to C$1.2400 in three months before stabilizing.
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"The U.S. dollar may soften on this, but U.S. dollar weakness would be limited," Wizman added.
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For now, some observers once alarmed by Ethiopia&aposs unrest have started to soften their tone.
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And there are a lot of euphemistic ways to soften it, like, 'She's chunky or curvy.
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Since the outcry that met his hiring, Stephens has tried to soften his take on climate.
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The naturally heated skin will soften the hardened oil within the pores, making for easier extractions.
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The paper found you can soften your despair if you make that misstep feel less bad.
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After years of going at it with Apple, Microsoft was looking to soften things a bit.
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MPs could also refuse to pass laws to soften the impact of a no-deal Brexit.
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We're certainly not going to change what we write, or soften anything — I know I'm not.
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Nonetheless, you always smiled back or try to soften the mood with a joke or two.
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But we see Ralph Angel soften a little, and he invites Darla to come with them.
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Indeed, Huffington's involvement in the company may help Uber in its quest to soften its image.
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Cook, stirring often with a wooden spoon, until onions begin to soften, about 4 minutes. 2.
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In recent weeks, he has expressed a desire to soften this policy, but then contradicted himself.
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You're a catch and losing you will be hard—maybe ice cream will soften the blow.
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In addition to his four adult children, Trump enlisted his wife Melania to soften his image.
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Soften an imageSoftening an image can be difficult to get right but here's a quick shortcut.
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They also hope to soften some of the social stigma still attached to the "atheist" label.
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The chance of a "no-deal" exit with no provision to soften the economic shock persists.
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China's crude imports are expected to soften in the first half of 2017, BMI research said.
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Utilities can't make that sentiment go away, though they can and will try to soften it.
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Oil and gas also recovered on Friday afternoon as oil prices began to soften earlier losses.
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If gold pricing in Russia were developed it would help increase pricing flexibility and soften volatility.
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There are lots of great approaches on how to soften that voice of that inner critic.
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Does that setup sound like a "soften your tone to appeal to moderates" kind of room?
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Add the garlic and gently fry over a low heat for 2 minutes to soften. 4.
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Storchak said the Finance Ministry might soften the rules for citizens' OFZ holdings, to boost demand.
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There are no signs that he intends to soften his repressive and authoritarian approach to 'governance'.
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"Perhaps if I donate to the Clinton Foundation her views on me might soften," he wrote.
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Stocks were higher Monday as the Trump administration tried to soften its tone regarding trade relations.
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When that wave of retirees hits — and keeps on hitting — only preparation will soften the blow.
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Despite criticism from home and abroad, many don't anticipate Manila to soften its tactics against drugs.
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At the very least, it might soften the blow of not including an ultra-wide camera.
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And after he returned from Beijing last week, he sought to soften his call for separation.
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For snacking, remove this cheese from the fridge ahead of time to allow it to soften.
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Business groups were furious, and many senators are looking to remove the tax or soften it.
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The Trump administration tried to soften their pain by doling out almost $25 billion in subsidies.
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The central banks can soften these blows by limiting what their negative rates are applied to.
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The Bank of England says this could soften an expected surge in British inflation next year.
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Corporate penalties have plunged, and regulators are moving to soften post-crisis rules imposed on banks.
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Under questioning, Friedman tried to soften his positions on a number of hot-button regional issues.
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The election program also promises to soften a 2012 pension reform that raised the retirement age.
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Cook until the vegetables have just started to soften and release some juice, about 20 minutes.
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"I've used rose water for years to moisturize and soften my skin and hair," she says.
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The best idea to soften the economic blow of the coronavirus pandemic is the simplest one.
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Sundström Cider Deep, complex and floral; worth decanting to soften the aggressive carbonation, $16 to $17.
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But the president sought to soften it in public to avoid imperiling negotiations, the officials said.
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In a hot wok or large sauté pan, add grapeseed oil and butter and soften garlic.
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I think he started to soften a bit when he was getting older — a little bit.
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Critics say countries hosting North Koreans become susceptible to propaganda designed to soften the North's image.
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Mr. Sanders, for his part, has not made much of an effort to soften his image.
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My husband, an immigrant, tried to soften the emotional spasm of my response to this news.
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"Hence, they are forced to make compromises to soften their stances over human rights," Hu said.
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I knew it would soften the blow for my parents — it was a heartbreak for them.
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Promises to soften the blow by increasing welfare payments to poor families were to no avail.
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Some analysts said China's ruling Communist Party isn't likely to soften its stand on Hong Kong.
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" And on policy, Schultz had to soften his criticism of Medicare for all as "un-American.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is preparing to send $2197 billion to soften the blow.
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Her comments suggested a GOP effort to sway the administration to soften Trump's approach was succeeding.
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Salesforce used its pull in Indiana to soften the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015.
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Traders who were looking for Trump to soften his stance on tariffs were disappointed late Tuesday.
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And the votes come as the GOP has spent weeks debating how to soften their blow.
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Realistically, if we soften the rules we will weaken nonproliferation, but likely end up empty handed.
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Perhaps the church would eventually soften, she thought, like it had on interracial or interfaith marriage.
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After several revisions — including a new remorseful aria to soften the lieutenant — "Butterfly" became a hit.
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Government sources told Reuters that legislators are seeking to reach an agreement to soften the ban.
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And last week, China and Russia asked the U.N. Security Council to soften sanctions on Kim.
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Or it may result in a low level of sweetness to soften an otherwise sharp acidity.
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Maybe they, too, would've had time for their hair to gray and their gazes to soften.
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Not only does it moisturize and soften the skin, but it can also be used to repair dry hair and split ends, aid in hair growth, soften chapped lips, remove makeup, help treat acne, and reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, and stretch marks.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) sure doesn't sound like she's planning to soften her support for Sen.
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On Trump's proposed Muslim ban, Flake indicated he was pleased by Trump's recent attempts to soften it.
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" I tried to soften and generalize what he was saying to me: "You mean my life drive?
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These people weren't trying to soften the blow—they genuinely didn't notice they had raised a blimp.
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In March 2017, Trump announced he would reopen that review and suggested he would soften the mandates.
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They expected home prices, gasoline and medical costs to soften, while they reckoned food prices would rise.
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Coconut oil will help moisturize and soften her skin – and can even be used in her hair.
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That improved relationship, in part, has led the US to soften its hardline approach toward North Korea.
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Courts throughout the country last year required states to "soften" their laws to try to prevent disenfranchisement.
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They edge towards the city limits, using artillery and airstrikes to soften up the terror group's defenses.
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Every day, I wake up, and do some sort of stretching, because [pregnancy] hormones soften the bones.
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Bashfulness. Also: the perfect response to a compliment or to soften your own brazenly suggestive comment. Bashfulness.
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Human rights Now that Fidel Castro has died, will the Cuban government soften its stance on dissent?
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Side-parts, on the other hand, work to soften your features by adding a bit of asymmetry.
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Indeed, if Chequers is to have any chance, she must persuade them to soften Mr Barnier's guidelines.
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When you approach these kinds of topics, people often soften or blunt the stances you're giving them.
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Airbnb has begun to soften up its stance after a series of aggressive public feuds with regulators.
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Some employers — particularly those in the retail industry — are increasingly adopting technology to soften wage inflation pressure.
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Their support may soften if Mr Trump leads the party to huge losses in November's mid-terms.
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He's attempted to soften some of the controversy about his campaign and present a more stable image.
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Such progressive views won her the nickname "domestic opposition," and helped soften Shinzo Abe's own hawkish image.
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"Somehow it felt like it might soften things, ease the pain — however irrational it is," she said.
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Stir in the napa cabbage leaves until they turn bright green and soften, about 2 minutes. 5.
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They expected home prices, gasoline and medical costs to soften, while they reckoned food prices would rise.
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These soften with the warmth of your ear and grow more comfortable the longer you wear them.
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The more polite Open cans warm up the bass, soften the treble, and wink at you invitingly.
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Over the decades, I've watched other terror groups soften their image and move into the political mainstream.
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Among these are thermoplastic composites, a sort of carbon fiber that uses resins that soften when heated.
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Organizations can greatly soften the blow by offering resources and support for the employee they're letting go.
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Following a campaign shake-up last week, though, some have questioned whether Trump will soften his stance.
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But some British politicians have called on Brussels to soften this demand to get a deal done.
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But she has come under increasing pressure from lawmakers in her own party to soften her stance.
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Approximately 30-35 minutes before serving, remove pan from freezer to allow yogurt to soften a bit.
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"We may have a better opportunity to soften this," once the bill actually becomes law, said Sen.
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In recent days Trump has attempted to soften his image with important constituencies such as female voters.
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But while it's cool to be hard on Pence, let's soften our hearts a bit for Chili's.
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Nothing else has been able to soothe, soften, and all-around comfort my irritated skin as well.
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Like our predilection for saying sorry unnecessarily, EPs are a way to soften the words we say.
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The 2012 "autopsy" recommending the party soften its approach on the issue, he says, was a disaster.
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It can soften up a woodsy composition or add a voluptuous undernote to an otherwise chemical scent.
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Additional developments in Mueller's investigation promise to further soften the ground beneath the president and his party.
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Since we're not totally heartless, we'll serve these up on delicious cakes to help soften the blow.
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It helps soften the oftentimes uncomfortable request by replacing the cold language of transactions with colorful visuals.
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Manicures can soften even the grouchiest grinch as they make their grudge list, and check it twice.
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Another way the architects sought to soften life in the high-anxiety center was with natural light.
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Clinton is likely to soften once Mr. Sanders leaves the race, and especially if he endorses her.
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So, advanced companies can soften the blow of the glut of new, inexperienced employees across the economy.
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Let go of tension in your body; soften your forehead, drop your shoulders and relax your grip.
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Wall Street is increasingly wary of the stock as evidence piles up that iPhone demand will soften.
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Until zoning rules soften, the law of supply and demand will mean that prices will stay high.
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He said the Wells Fargo scandal will have blunted industry efforts to soften the impending remuneration rules.
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Open relationships aren't the way to soften a blow or to transition out of a committed situation.
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The enzymes from those glands usually soften up the whole membrane over an extended period of time.
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A few breaks in the tax overhaul may soften the blow of sky-high child care expenses.
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In response, the FBI has been working to soften the blow if the source's identity is outed.
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If you are using very dry dried fruits, cover them in hot water and leave to soften.
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An economic downturn may soften pressure on local housing markets, but it will not fix this problem.
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What does it take to soften the soul of Simon Cowell, America's Got Talent's resident crotchety judge?
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Instead, your tech should use a cuticle remover to soften them, and then gently push them back.
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Last summer, Veselnitskaya and Akhmetshin engaged in a lobbying effort to sink, soften or rename the act.
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Masculinities soften and harden, and men fashion themselves in new ways, against new backdrops, with new tools.
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The increase in sales of the Model 3 could cause demand to soften in the fourth quarter.
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The subjects here soften the horror myth by discussing the hardships imposed on women by societal norms.
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But she is due to make a speech on Friday in which she might soften her position.
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Like, just putting so much of my emotions and obsession—I'm constantly looking to soften every day.
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Rodney lets me know I have to soften my edges, listen, be patient and not be judgmental.
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Finn signals a key development ahead of time, but that doesn't soften the punch when it comes.
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If that is successful, there could be calls for further legalization of drugs as public attitudes soften.
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Our people-pleasing selves soften their voices and our true selves speak more loudly and more often.
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But in recent weeks, Fed officials also have appeared to soften their tone about future rate increases.
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New Delhi can soften the blow by allowing consumers to pocket the benefit of low crude prices.
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NUR-SULTAN, March 17 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan will temporarily soften banks' prudential regulations between April 1 and Oct.
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There are ways to soften the first family's image, especially around the holidays, Ms. Andersen Brower said.
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But there was no way to soften the blow for the city's 1930,000 or so restaurant workers.
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They usually do not diminish by themselves and often require intervention to soften or flatten the areas.
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While you don't really owe her an explanation, sometimes adding even a vague reason helps soften things.
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These poems were lovingly chosen — treasures — and I soften toward the book's conceit when I consider that.
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When Disney has bumpy quarters, it tends to try to soften the landing by making buzzy announcements.
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More recently, it put a ban on suppliers selling to Huawei, then appeared to soften its stance.
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Even when the movie puts some feminist-lite uplift on this ugly world, Theron doesn't soften Megyn.
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Multiple reports surfaced on Saturday saying the administration had appeared to soften its stance toward the deal.
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Although similar predictions were made for last year, used-car prices are still widely expected to soften.
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Her expression would soften as she remembered the warm cinnamon buns that waited for her after school.
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Badr was known for brutal tactics during Iraq's civil war but has tried to soften its image.
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Levi&aposs has found a way to soften hemp using far less water than was previously used.
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Ahead of a meeting of ministers on Sunday afternoon, several cabinet members offered to soften the reforms.
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People might say someone "passed away" instead of "died" to soften the pain when talking to relatives.
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What kind of social safety net might soften the blow of that kind of sudden mass unemployment?
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Yet, Trump's poll numbers remain strong, and he appears immune to pressure to soften his aggressive policies.
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I rang the bells again, and everyone continued to listen for the sound to soften into silence.
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When they've started to soften, add a bunch of sliced bell peppers and toss them to mix.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Hall of Fame Voters Soften Stance on Stars of Steroids Era," Dec.
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The paper said in return for this the government could soften its position towards the motorway group.
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The coronavirus outbreak is wrecking the sneaker resale industry, but investing in specific pairs can soften losses.
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The idea is gaining traction in many countries as a proposal to soften the edges of capitalism.
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These appearances soften the idea of a strong presidency and create a sense of intimacy and openness.
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Squeezing the whole thing with lemon juice will immediately soften everything you've worked so hard to crisp.
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In order to soften the cervix, doctors will either use a device — like a type of catheter.
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Then, when the persimmons soften and become jammy, Dimayuga plops them on top of quinoa-oat porridge.
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Corker and Flake want to roll the tax cuts back to soften the impact on the deficit.
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Europe and China are major U.S. trading partners and the economies of both have recently appeared to soften.
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Sometimes, knowing that something awful is going to happen beforehand can soften the blow — if only a little.
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With Lady Bird and his new album, I think people are going to soften their stance on him.
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Even home remodeling is expected to soften next year, as higher interest rates hit homebuyers and homeowners alike.
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Blurring sticks can help soften areas on the face to get rid of shine and smooth things out.
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Add the onion, scallions, celery, and garlic and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables soften, about 5 minutes.
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The new plan would soften China's goal of manufacturing dominance, people familiar with the matter told the Journal.
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I realized that I could try to soften my words, or change my language and it wouldn't matter.
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The House's bill is devastatingly unpopular, and the Senate might not do much to soften its worst impacts.
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Even if housing transactions do soften, the impact on Home Depot will not be immediate, analyst Helgesen said.
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This idea that people who start out suspicious of each other can kind of soften, and actually connect.
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So it goes for the 27-year-old Chapman, although perhaps the glare will soften some on Wednesday.
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Dough should appear a bit dry and firm; it will soften and relax as it sits and hydrates.
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Thus far, it has done nothing effective to soften Trump or imply there's a hidden dimension to him.
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To underpin that safety after Brexit, she will surely have to soften her pledge to escape the ECJ.
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At 11PM we head back to Hi-Tones with hopes that the bouncer will soften his ID policy.
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The taste is pungent, but traditional side dishes—lemons, spring onions, pockets of baladi bread—soften the blow.
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Fraser herself uses humor to soften her critical perspective, as she gesticulates, manspreads, and comically deepens her voice.
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It's so beneficial that over time, your texture can soften up and the curl can loosen, Dickey says.
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At each town along the way Syrian and Russian jets unleash air strikes to soften up the rebels.
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Many, they complain, shoulder heavy expenses for strategies like buying large life insurance policies to soften the blow.
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He also appeared to soften his tone around funding for a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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John McCain and Lindsey Graham have been relentless critics of Trump's stated desire to soften relations with Russia.
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Flake has, after all, used this kind of threat in the past, only to ultimately soften his opposition.
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Einhorn took the bet as analysts project corporate earnings will soften into the second half of the year.
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All day Tuesday, Biden aides appeared to soften the blow, on conference calls with donors and other surrogates.
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Analysts worry that the pace of liberalisation could soften, but few expect the direction of reform to reverse.
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Housing investment fell 3.9 percent as the market continued to soften, with new residential construction down 5.5 percent.
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The layer of chocolate is just think enough to slightly soften the crispness but also provide some moisture.
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Add the onion and garlic and cook until it is just beginning to soften, about 2 minutes. 5.
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Add celery root and potato; cook, covered, stirring often, until vegetables begin to soften, about 3 minutes. 2.
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Sure, senators' partisan approach to Supreme Court nominations might soften if voters start to penalize them for it.
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Not necessary to soften the harshness, but to show the reality that life goes on even in war.
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The shoes are going to be one of the biggest things I'm leaning on to soften my impact.
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Growers are also confident their government-subsidized crop insurance plans will soften the blow if soy prices fall.
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But tax collection is too weak for the government to do much to soften any slowing of growth.
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One consumption driver is income growth, which eased in China last year as corporate profits started to soften.
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Some whispered that Mr Modi was using the maverick twitterer to soften public opinion for looming cabinet changes.
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He knows his students are rough around the edges, and he doesn't try to polish or soften them.
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The government has sought to soften the impact by raising wages and printing more bolívars, the national currency.
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Faced with this backlash, the government appeared to soften its stance, saying a ban was just one idea.
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Faced with Western irreligiosity, some missionaries have tried to soften their notions of what makes a good Christian.
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Stateside, stocks traded higher as the Trump administration tried to soften its tone regarding U.S.-China trade relations.
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What a way to soften people up ahead of Obama's last State of the Union address that night!
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The ultimate impact on consumers will be hard to determine, as ObamaCare's tax credits often soften the blow.
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This vitamin A derivative helps soften the appearance of fine lines and dark spots, while also boosting collagen.
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A father kisses the ear of his 4-year-old son to soften the taste of saline solution.
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Two days later in an interview with Axios, the former New York mayor appeared to soften his stance.
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Just make sure not to overcrowd them on the tray, otherwise they'll just soften up instead of crisping.
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That effort pushed progressive legislative proposals in an effort to soften the image of Republicans in the House.
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The bottom lineIf you're looking for a way to soften your mattress up, this is a good option.
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And it helps soften the blow of Democrats losing high-profile Senate races in Texas, Tennessee and Missouri.
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The newspaper's transition from an advertisement to a subscription-based revenue model has helped soften overall revenue losses.
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Selling stuff has been slow going, but we're hoping an extra few hundred bucks will soften the blow.
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S. regulators chose to soften their approach, to largely align with international standards, addressing concerns over international competitiveness.
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But then they remember they are not supposed to stigmatize people with mental illness and their expressions soften.
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As the markets soften, it's easier for us to pick and choose who we want to work with.
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To soften the blow to consumer spending, the government plans to extend tax breaks and subsidies to households.
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The longer-term question is whether Putin will soften his anti-Western rhetoric now the election is won.
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I felt like the fabric had to change it or soften it, so it wasn't these four bays.
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Rickets is a condition in which children's bones soften and weaken after a long, extreme vitamin D deficiency.
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Koch Industries, the global energy conglomerate, also began a national marketing campaign to try to soften its image.
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This is why most hand sanitizers contain emollients, which are mixtures that help soften and moisturize your skin.
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To soften the economic blow from the shutdown, the Indian government announced a number of measures on Tuesday.
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A vital key to mochi-hada, lotions soften the skin, hydrate it, and sometimes perform a few extras.
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That statement sought to soften the blow that Mr. Trump's tweet had dealt to his most loyal aides.
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Japanese authorities have joined their global counterparts in a commitment to soften the economic hit from the outbreak.
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Because there's no butter to soften its intensity, the flavor of the olive oil here matters a lot.
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"My thought was over time, opposition would soften more as people learned about the benefits," Mr. Matthiessen said.
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So he stashed an FDA-approved treatment drug called buprenorphine in his body to soften a painful withdrawal.
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She began to soften toward him, and eventually the pair began going to New York Knicks games together.
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Bolsonaro said that the government's objective is to preserve jobs, and appeared to soften his language on coronavirus.
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Add a dash of salt and let them cook over a low flame until they soften slightly. 3.
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Rinsed of their light, industrial goop and boiled in some hot stock, the beans soften, turning creamy inside.
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I prefer mattresses on the firmer side with plush bedding to soften things up, which was delivered here.
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In between the work and rinsing our hands to soften the burn of the ginger juice, we talked.
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It was exceptional, but I thought it could have used another year or so to soften a bit.
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But in comments he made to Time Magazine last week, the president-elect seemed to soften his stance.
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The magic ingredients in dryer sheets that soften fabrics and eliminate static will break down the soap scum.
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Sweaty hands on a hot day might soften the fat too fast and need more time to chill.
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Ross' comments make clear that the efforts to soften the tariffs may not be over, despite Cohn's departure.
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The administration reportedly pressed House Republicans in June to soften the bill, according to The New York Times.
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He worked to soften language in the final communiqué and to reassert the United States' support for Israel.
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By the fourth quarter, infrastructure spending will also soften the blow from the U.S. tariffs, Xing told CNBC.
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Tiny had to wash his hair to soften it in order to move the clippers through his knots.
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Enhanced education opportunities through military education savings accounts can help soften the retention problem in the armed forces.
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Leave these in an open sleeve in the box for too long and they'll soften and become inedible.
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A move to soften bail-in rules may be part of the more lenient stance on fiscal policy.
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Sweaty hands on a hot day might soften the fat too fast and need more time to chill.
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Even Republican immigration hard-liners in the House want to soften the Trump administration's child separation policy: Rep.
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Covered in oil, the peeled cloves need about as much time as the chicken to soften into velvet.
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The amendment would soften the blow of the new tipping rule the Department of Labor (DOL) is developing.
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Predictably, some conservationists are worried the downgrade will soften the urgency of defending the species and its habitat.
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Arguments their predecessors had to sweat their way through soften into lazy nostrums or harden into rigid dogmas.
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Auto pollution: The White House also prepared to soften regulations on automobile emissions that contribute to global warming.
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Shaded or covered sconces positioned at head height about the room will further smooth and soften your appearance.
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Trump himself seemed to soften the urgency of building the border wall, saying it could wait until September.
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It's also got a rubber mat to soften any external vibration and keep your record gripped as it plays.
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Once the onions soften, he removes half of that hodgepodge from the stove and sticks it on a plate.
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It can even soften something known as Trashcan Nachos and make your hardened, cynical heart warm to the idea.
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Equity allocations tumble to 10-year lows Unsurprisingly, Wall Street is bracing for once-booming corporate profits to soften.
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He hinted on Sunday that he would provide money to soften the impact of changes to Britain's welfare system.
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And Pruitt at one point suggested that his image would soften as he escaped the glare of the media.
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The headgear may soften the blow of an impact but it won't stop the brain moving in the skull.
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To soften the blow to consumer spending, the government already plans to extend tax breaks and subsidies to households.
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London has experimented with padding lamp posts to soften the blow for distracted walkers, according to the Independent newspaper.
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This product contains vitamin E and shea butter, both of which work together to rehydrate and soften your skin.
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Ukraine's bail-out programme with the IMF, agreed in 2015, should soften the blow, but it is behind schedule.
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Thankfully, you can take steps now to help soften the landing, or if you're really successful, avoid it entirely.
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Mosaic CEO Joc O'Rourke told analysts last month that the company will continue to cut production when markets soften.
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They shield themselves when needed, soften their edges when it's advantageous, and contend with being seen as sexual objects.
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Fry the onions in olive oil in medium saucepan over medium heat for 3 to 4 minutes to soften.
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Core inflation continued to soften due to the impact of lower fuel prices and, to some extent, gold prices.
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The body, then, retains extra fluid to soften the body and help pelvic joints and tissue prepare for delivery.
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They aren't quite the same, but they might help soften the blow of writing a check to the IRS.
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After the 2008 and 2012 elections, Republican leaders publicly called for the party to soften its platform on immigration.
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The news fueled speculation that Clinton would soften her rhetoric about businesses and corporate interests to win them over.
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Nothing can soften the blow of a Monday quite like a major sale from one of our favorite brands.
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Gyllenhaal keeps the character human while refusing to soften her increasingly outlandish behavior in a career-great performance. —A.
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Netanyahu's GOP-firewall strategy was meant to solve a problem: Israel's political trajectory seems likely to soften the alliance.
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An organic alternative to disposable dryer sheets, wool dryer balls help soften your clothes without harming the blessed earth.
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It will probably soften criminal penalties for libel and lift some restrictions on private ownership that have crimped investment.
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Or, she added, Britain could leave without a deal to soften the shock, a nightmare scenario for many companies.
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The report adds to previous analyses showing that Trump's businesses have started to soften amid his run for president.
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However, Brady on Friday seemed to soften his position, telling Fox News that Republicans want to increase those contributions.
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"The near-term outlook for homebuilding has continued to soften," said John Silvia, chief economist at Wells Fargo Securities.
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The first is that EU leaders will be less inclined now to soften the terms of the Irish backstop.
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It's loaded with rosehip oil, almond oil, vitamin B, and algae extract to enhance shine, control frizz, and soften.
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Some people may benefit from desk lamps that soften fluorescent lighting or noise-cancelling headphones that dampen ambient sound.
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He can't soften or polish his performance because to study and stick to script is to implicitly acknowledge imperfection.
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Such a move could soften the blow from any H-1B changes for Facebook and other major technology companies.
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Cesar Millan says President Trump has drawn a hard line so far, but there's something that could soften him.
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Add the tofu and cabbage and cook until the cabbage is just beginning to soften, about 53 minutes. 6.
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For Trump's part, he's begun to highlight his wife, Melania, and his daughter, Ivanka, to help soften his edges.
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Nor is there a sign that the religious absolutism Saudi Arabia shares with its enemy, Islamic State, will soften.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer and continue to cook until the beef begins to soften up. 6.
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So Mexico got tagged for the five runs, but did not get the additional inning to soften the blow.
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Cover the bowl and place in the refrigerator for 15 to 20 minutes to let the vegetables soften. 5.
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And Trump, who has been very vocal about wanting to soften relationships with Russian President Vladimir Putin, isn't happy.
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Emergency responders also rolled out an inflatable surface below the building – presumably to soften the landing should he fall.
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But when the juror expert suggests she "soften her appearance" and "try smiling more," we see her weak spot.
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Add 1 cup chopped onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until it begins to soften, 5 to 8 minutes. 9.
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Conversely, the internet has been abuzz with content some of which aims to soften Kaine for a younger generation.
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And if national economic conditions soften, these differences will become more reason for partisan disagreement on urgent policy priorities.
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Market uncertainty around global demand for fuel helped soften crude oil prices, which saw double-digit losses in June.
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He was joined by Bob Myers, the Warriors' general manager, whose presence, Green said, helped soften a tough situation.
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It had been amended in line with President Vladimir Putin proposals to soften reforms following mass protests across Russia.
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"There simply is not any way to soften the blow," Hales Trading Co said in a note to clients.
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For those of you who want to soften your skin wisely and without superstition, we offer our definitive guide.
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Would he order scientists to soften information that might undermine his policy agenda, like President George W. Bush did?
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Clinton this week over their respective qualifications to be president and tried to soften some of the recent rancor.
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CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. — If Donald J. Trump starts to soften his image, Hillary Clinton has a warning for voters.
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Sheepskin rugs, white bedding and original paintings by Mark Flood soften the rooms, which overlook the surrounding desert plateau.
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Its gentle ingredients work to moisturize and soften my naturally very dry skin and help keep breakouts at bay.
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U.S. gasoline futures have been choppy in the last two sessions, as traders say the hurricane will soften demand.
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But if the long recovery starts to soften, expect Trump to launch a no-holds-barred assault on Powell.
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Letting the salad sit after tossing, he said, even for a few minutes, helps soften and season the leaves.
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If you want to flee, assume a confident, open posture with shoulders back, chest open and soften your face.
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If there was any thought that, post-surgery, Frank might soften, this episode puts an end to that notion.
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The tax credits will be adjusted to reflect income and age to soften the potential impact on poor seniors.
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A report this month suggested the president may soften his position, although this was swiftly denied by his administration.
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Kurt Schrader (D-Ore.) introduced his bill to soften the impact of the Department of Labor's new overtime regulation.
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When he was released, Ms. Sorrendino became Mr. Brenner's caretaker, and Mr. Brenner's outlook on marriage began to soften.
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Diana Taylor, his longtime partner, has been crisscrossing the country with one clear job: To soften Mr. Bloomberg's image.
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Seeing a colleague defeated because of a hard-core position tends to soften the resistance of those who survive.
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But the White House was devising ways to potentially soften the impact of the measures on major trading partners.
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Cover and cook in the oven until the octopus is very tender and beginning to soften, about 24⁄33 hours.
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In general, Mr. Cho said, it's a good idea to soften hard surfaces, like marble floors, with area rugs.
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Macron is expected to address the nation early next week to possibly further soften planned reforms and tax increases.
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Low heat is your friend here: You want to give the chard a chance to soften but not brown.
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With regular sessions, dry brushing can help stimulate blood flow, soften dry patches and superficially treat pesky trouble spots.
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Next come the aromatics — onions, celery and lots of unpeeled garlic, which goes in early so it can soften.
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Trump, Pence and business leaders are eager to calm public jitters and soften economic shocks that pose recessionary risks.
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The idea is increasingly gaining support across the ideological spectrum as a way to soften the edges of capitalism.
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The executives figured that getting ahead of the news would soften its blow, according to people in the discussions.
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After Trump appeared to soften his stance on China tariffs, aides swooped in to explain he wasn't backing down.
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To make headway in negotiations, Mr. Trump will almost certainly have to soften some of his absolutist foreign policies.
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You microwave your ice cream just to slightly soften it, which can ruin the texture of the entire dessert.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Varadkar has tried to soften his image by posing with babies and farm animals.
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The city's Police Department's precincts have also tried a lighter tone and emojis to soften their public safety announcements.
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He placed his other hand over his heart and let his strange, sagging mandible soften into a deep frown.
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The suspension can also soften over rough roads and stiffen when more control is needed on a curvy road.
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We could extend it out but eventually they want to be able to soften the slowdown in the economy.
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But it just sounds like they're trying to soften us all up by telling everyone it's his 83rd birthday.
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Other countries that reluctantly joined the agreement could now withdraw or soften their commitments to cutting planet-warming pollution.
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Often it's enough just to let time soften new developments — and in the meantime, let yourself feel messy things.
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"I'm hopeful that the reality of the impact of this will soften some of the president's actions," he added.
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The bill seeks to roll back certain systemic protections intended to help mitigate and soften the next financial crisis.
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"I would think we will see the market soften over the next couple of weeks," the European broker added.
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Baby kale works, too, though it may need to be heated for an extra minute or so to soften.
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Federal and state electric vehicle tax incentives will help soften that blow, but this is undoubtedly a premium car.
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Thrillseekers can practice their jumps in the snow park, which is equipped with a massive "airbag" to soften landings.
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Private financing "could soften significantly, as happened in 2001 and 2009," the firm said in a recent blog post.
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Their inspiring stories of recovery — most would not have survived in earlier wars — cannot soften the horrors they endured.
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Though the rest of the building was serene, the cremation room was industrial, practical, not designed to soften reality.
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The wine should be mostly sangiovese, he said, recommending the addition of canaiolo grapes to soften sangiovese's pronounced acidity.
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But China sought to soften the legal requirements in the text of the deal, and the United States balked.
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Republican donors are a testing ground for Trump, who is under pressure to soften his tone to win independent voters.
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The feud burst into the open after she sought to soften the party's image to help its quest for power.
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But after the failure of their attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) last month, Republicans seemed to soften.
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Hopping in the shower or applying a hot compress can soften hardened oil underneath and help remove all the gunk.
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"), Violet finally begins to soften toward Hollywood (just a little) and also becomes the High Yellow diner's manager (another "yas!
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On the long side, when a recession looms, investors expect that central banks will cut rates to soften the blow.
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But he later appeared to soften that stance and said last spring that he would make his position clear soon.
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Use a small, clean brush to blend the liner into the lashes and soften any edges on the top lids.
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An industry group called the Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) is leading efforts to soften the proposed cyber law in Vietnam.
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Yet hopes that leaders might then soften the strict guidelines they have set for the Brexit talks will be dashed.
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The buffer can be unwound during downturns, enabling banks to continue lending and hence soften the impact of a recession.
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With a showdown against Clinton looming, a female voice might help soften Trump's image and blunt gendered attacks against him.
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Under pressure from tech companies and others, the bill has already undergone a number of changes to soften its approach.
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Technicians also continue the habit because wetting the nails is a quick way to soften the cuticles before trimming them.
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This one has hydrating ingredients and a hint of luminosity, which will instantly soften the appearance of puffiness and wrinkles.
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But many investors hope the government will soften the central bank's blow by regulating cryptocurrencies rather than banning them outright.
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Series creator Lorne Michaels apparently pressed SNL writers to soften their handling of then-candidate Trump during his presidential run.
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Morawiecki added he would seek to convince France to soften its stance on a reform of the bloc's labor laws.
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In April, the FCC moved to soften a rule that would prevent any broadcaster from reaching more than 39 percent.
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After the ruling, things seemed to soften between the two, with Bristol agreeing to change Sailor's last name to Meyer.
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Tim Cook attempted to soften that blow with lowered guidance, pointing specifically to a less than spectacular showing in China.
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The payload comes with a parachute to soften the blow to the electronics when the balloon eventually returns to Earth.
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Alternatively, high costs of living could provide the will among voters for elected officials to soften zoning barriers to supply.
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Throughout the campaign, Ivanka Trump has served to soften her father's rough edges and headed the campaign's outreach to women.
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And there would be no revenue to soften the blow, because all revenue in the current system is already allocated.
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That's what you ... I think really what you're aiming for is you are trying to usually soften stories, not ... Yeah.
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Add the sweet potato and carrot to the skillet and cook until they just begin to soften, about 2 minutes.
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Harmonizing the inherent tensions within the fibers themselves, Oezdogan's material choices soften the city's form, while retaining its geometric integrity.
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Consultancy JLL also said the residential sector continued to soften in first quarter due to subdued demand and increased supply.
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Naturally Fox wanted to soften the blow for its beloved Bill, and so it awarded him a $25 million payout.
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"Rate reductions are spreading across all routes, as the shipping market continues to soften" said Damas in a press release.
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Researchers and development groups have worked for years on measures to soften the blow from wilder weather and higher seas.
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Stories like that soften Phil's dismal record — and the dismal winter — with a reminder that spring will still come soon.
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Even if Francis cannot soften Poles' attitude to refugees, he may be able to help them talk to each other.
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Third, throw some rugs on the ground if you have a hardwood or tile floor to soften any potential blows.
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Just use the warmth of your hands to soften the wrap and form it over a bowl, container, or food.
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You take a firm, fresh corn tortilla and dip it in hot oil to soften it and make it pliable.
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If he takes that path down, Trump will find a very broad political safety net open to soften his fall.
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As bolder red wine oxidizes, tannins soften and become less harsh, making for a rounder, more balanced overall drinking experience.
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Even if it looks as though all the water has evaporated, the rice will continue to steam and soften. 6.
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"We would expect to see asset prices soften following any possible sales that may occur," said VesselsValue analyst, Toby Yeabsley.
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A mix of coconut milk and squalene soothe and soften your face, blunting the typically harsh effects of a peel.
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If the Supreme Court ultimately nixes mandatory union fees, the unions' appeals to their members may soften the blow somewhat.
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U.S. oilfield services firms have seen demand soften as producers cut spending due to transportation bottlenecks in the Permian basin.
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Pro-Brexit lawmakers will give her little room for movement, while pro-Europeans are looking to soften the divorce terms.
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"It's a moment that should have happened two years ago," the official said, of May's late attempt to soften Brexit.
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Emmie would say, and Rich would try to soften his voice and say that they were having a grownup discussion.
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Pfizer bought Wyeth for $68 billion in 2009 to soften the blow of losing the patent on cholesterol-lowering Lipitor.
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More voters mean more consequences if Republicans can't soften the recoil from the party that younger voters displayed last month.
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But the prime minister's team seem to have devoted a lot more energy into finding ways to soften the exit.
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Something is always bound to go wrong, but having a rainy-day fund in place will help soften the blow.
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At the high end, where sales are beginning to soften, a tricked-out basement can also help justify the price.
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Poor development has left the country defenseless to hurricanes, without sea walls or other hard defenses to soften the blow.
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So don't be shy—get your hands in there and give your greens a good rubbing to soften them up.
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That means Moon probably will have to soften his stance against the chaebol in return for help in boosting employment.
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But that doesn't soften the impact of a product that's never gone any direction but up finally taking a dive.
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"Hair can be used to soften hard lines or hollowed faces," says stylist Jon Reyman, founder of Spoke & Weal salons.
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"I left the stretch marks exactly as they were in these [photos]; [I] didn't soften them or anything," Newman said.
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Labour has recently appeared to soften its stance on a second referendum, although May has ruled such an option out.
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The capsule will use its parachutes on that mission to soften the landing, just as it will on operational missions.
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Washing a heavy canvas bag will soften it up, and it will lose some of its original structure and stiffness.
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So news that a political party's officials were willing to soften the rules for foreign donations were met with alarm.
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He doesn't even soften when he realizes that Camille is the daughter of a local fixture, Adora Crellin (Patricia Clarkson).
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It's hard to pin any hopes on this development — we've seen Serena soften, then turn on Offred so many times.
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Italy, which is on lockdown in an attempt to slow new infections, earmarked $28.3 billion to soften the economic impact.
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The president also signaled that the White House may soften a plan to impose sweeping new investment restrictions on China.
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The Netherlands, after coming under intense pressure to soften it position, expressed confidence that it had preserved its main demand.
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This unit has also helped soften the blow from moves by online brokers last year to eliminate commissions on trades.
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Stretches of pale wood, often slatted, soften the industrial look of black steel at this handsome Upper West Side newcomer.
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Analysts had been unanimous in seeing rates on hold and had forecast the central bank would soften its rate outlook.
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Their aim is to soften support for well-known incumbents like Gardner or to bolster little-known candidates like Gideon.
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But there was little that could soften the blow, either inside the White House or in the great world beyond.
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The director Meghna Gulzar takes a light approach to this heavy subject, using familiar stylistic flourishes to soften the story.
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They are industrial chemicals used to soften plastics and are used as solvents, in adhesives and in ink on packaging.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad conceded that for talks to happen, in his view, the United States would need to soften its approach.
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Just note that as soon as the cucumbers hit the dressing, the rounds soften, turning translucent and a little slawlike.
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And Republicans, including some close to Trump, have already begun looking to soften the blow with Trump's base of voters.
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The Republican speakers wanted to soften the blow they knew the president would feel when impeached later in the day.
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Because of this, the Canadians probably think you are willing to soften your red lines and deadlines in other areas.
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Trailed for weeks by Hamas officials, the document appeared to be an attempt to soften the group's language toward Israel.
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But the Trump administration is working to ease fuel economy standards, which would soften the blow of losing the credits.
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In this case, Trump's initial support appeared to soften significantly following pressure from the National Rifle Association and other aides.
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But to soften the blow, it will hire about 1,000 researchers and developers in Sweden over the next three years.
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"The decision means we will not join any attempt to soften these limits," he told reporters after a government meeting.
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I have no doubt many of his supporters voted thinking he'd soften his rhetoric, that his words didn't really matter.
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As the show toured on the way to Broadway, however, changes were made to soften the unfamiliarity of this interpretation.
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They have called the White House, the Treasury Department and Congress in a furious push to soften the economic blow.
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To improve the bill, Democrats could soften that binary choice and open the innovation waiver channel wider, loosening H.H.S. oversight.
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On Thursday, the U.S. Senate passed new rules to soften regulation introduced in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Mr. Trump appeared to soften his demand late on Monday, saying he would settle for additional funds for border security.
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In his new role, Cohn has spoken most clearly on the need to soften the rules regulating the financial sector.
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The data did, however, suggest two tactics that might soften the reputational impact of changing one's mind on a moral issue.
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Since Margaret Thatcher's fall in 1990 "one-nation Conservatism" has been a code-word for trying to soften Mrs Thatcher's legacy.
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Plus, the stick is made with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and argan oil, which soften skin while illuminating, too.
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"The fluffy tree skirts that look like shearling — they soften the look and add some warmth to the house," Kardashian says.
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He has made it into an election issue by claiming Democrats will only soften border security if they win in November.
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The phase-changing materials (PCMs) in the table soften when the surrounding room reaches around 71 degrees, absorbing the excess heat.
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The property sector, a bellwether for the economy, also seems set to soften after sales were down in the second quarter.
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Really, the only thing this essence hasn't done to soften the seasonal cold-weather blow is fix me a hot toddy.
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Several analysts said they expected a similar response in the larger markets of Sydney and Melbourne if house prices soften further.
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Check out the gifts below that can help soften the blow — or rub it in, depending on how heartless you are.
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In recent weeks, Fed officials have taken care to soften that outlook as certain pockets of the U.S. economy signaled weakness.
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Many lawmakers also want Hammond to make money available to soften a revamp of benefits for unemployed and low-paid workers.
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In the end supportive responses on social media to the club's posts appeared to persuade the university to soften its stance.
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Saudi Arabia spent nearly $300,000 there while urging Congress to soften a law permitting Americans to sue state sponsors of terror.
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And the administration is offering key incentives for the two African countries to soften relations with Israel to strengthen the alliance.
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One day, while googling around for wrinkle-fighting ingredients, I came upon another acid commonly used to soften lines: beta-hydroxy.
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In America, such findings have turned medical marijuana into the main issue in the campaign to soften the law on drugs.
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We know that the Pattersons are bad at communication, but this one definitely required cookies or tequila to soften the blow.
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Mrs May needs not merely to soften her tone, as she has started to do this week, but to lower expectations.
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But he decided to soften his delivery and again suggest that Russia might not have been involved in the 2016 hack.
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The governing body for college sports appeared to soften its long-held stance that athletes should not profit from their fame.
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"I kept wanting to soften Kathryn because I could see both sides of her in the words," the Camping star explained.
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Doppler also explored selling the company at a drastically lower valuation, looking for options that would soften the blow for employees.
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The hardtack gets tossed into some water to soften up, and takes on a eraser-like taste, similar to car tires.
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That's ridiculous," said Goodman, going on to soften the blow by adding, "You never cease to amaze me and great performance.
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It also helps to soften lines and wrinkles so it's great for anyone concerned with a stressed, tired, or aging skin.
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This past January, Swift seemed to soften her stance when she returned all of her albums to streaming services, including Spotify.
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Franchisees at some other chains, including Dunkin' Donuts, saw business soften after they raised prices to help offset higher labor costs.
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The draft legislation has been amended in line with President Vladimir Putin proposals to soften reforms following mass protests across Russia.
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"Upspeak" is when you dramatically soften a statement by making it sound like a question at the end, which indicates uncertainty.
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She didn't soften or smile or stop screaming at Kurt and instead became louder, threw the shoes harder, breathed more erratically.
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Consonants soften from stops (where the airflow is blocked completely) to fricatives (where the air is merely slowed in the mouth).
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Softening The Edges In polite conversation with friends and relatives, we are all taught to soften the edges of our conflict.
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While many will advise Trump to soften his social media to a more "presidential model," it seems unlikely he will agree.
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Pompeo gave no sign of U.S. willingness to soften its stance in demanding that North Korea give up its nuclear weapons.
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She explains that she usually massages the elixir onto Amelia's head to soften the hair (which she says is very thick).
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The Federal Reserve is a factor that could surprise the markets, either with its hawkishness or dovishness, should the economy soften.
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Following the polling backlash, officials were now considering ways to soften the pension reform, two sources familiar with discussions told Reuters.
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Here as elsewhere, it appears that Copperwhite used a blending brush to further soften the transitions between the bars of color.
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"And exports are likely soften further, with cooling global demand offsetting any gains from a U.S.-China trade deal," it added.
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To soften the blow for hopeful fans, however, Blake has discussed some of Jagger's revelations, in an article for The Spectator.
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Export taxes were reduced in April from 22 percent to 16 percent to soften the impact of the drop on exporters.
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Be smart: The two measures Republicans are eyeing as ways to soften the blow from the individual mandate are probably inadequate.
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RECIPE: Avocado and Tomatillo Salsa Once the oil is nice and hot, soften the tortillas by giving them a quick dip.
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Australia's December home-loan approvals are out on Friday, andare expected to soften slightly after November's strong 1.8 percentgain, Moody's said.
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The president's advisers say he will not soften his demands that China make structural reforms on intellectual property and related issues.
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While initiatives like this almost always tend to over- or under-shoot, it will at least soften the pain of impact.
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Pundits who suggest she should soften her demeanor and lower her voice have faced accusations that such criticism is inherently sexist.
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Against this backdrop, the yuan will probably soften but is unlikely to tumble, says Zhang Lu of CEBM, an advisory firm.
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India's gold demand could soften in the September quarter because of record prices, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday.
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And companies may see it in their interest to soften their stances, as Uber seems to have done in certain cases.
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The move, coupled with North Korea's promise to soften restrictions on foreign journalists, is the latest sign of goodwill from Pyongyang.
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They are both pushing Trump to back off threats to scrap the Iran nuclear deal and soften his approach on trade.
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Blasphemy accusations leveled Demonstrators accuse the government of blasphemy based on a proposed changed that they say would soften electoral laws.
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Democrats planned to blast out Mr. Trump's debate remarks to union workers in a last-ditch effort to soften his support.
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Despite Delaware's head start, analysts said any competitive edge could quickly soften as more states get betting systems up and running.
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No resolutions are reached, but when the memoir nears conclusion, transitions soften and Spiegelman's account takes on an inchoate, oceanic quality.
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Without Mr. Ailes guiding the network, conservatives and Republican politicians are left wondering whether the talk might soften under new leadership.
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Scrapping or reducing the dividend Syngenta pays to ChemChina could also soften the impact of the settlement on Syngenta's balance sheet.
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Spot prices and calendar spreads peaked in the middle of May, and started to soften gradually, before tumbling after May 25.
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The revised legislation appeared to soften previous language that would have given Jewish values prominence in law-making and judicial decisions.
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Stir the mixture a few times as the greens soften, then season with salt, pepper and red-pepper flakes and serve.
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At a presidential palace news conference, days after announcing he was cutting diplomatic ties, the President seemed to soften his stand.
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There are some concerns among analysts that price pressures could weaken throughout the rest of the year as economic fundamentals soften.
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We've also seen Trump campaign staffers and surrogates say he would "pivot" and "soften" over the course of the general election.
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Trump made a much-publicized visit to Mexico last week, fueling speculation that he might soften his hard-line immigration stance.
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The major averages hit their session highs after Bloomberg reported President Donald Trump may soften on a key NAFTA negotiation point.
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A glimpse into the secretive detention sites and shelters where families and children are housed does little to soften this perception.
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Emotionally, however, she's as distant as ever, and no longer inclined to soften that fact with a reassuring scrim of obscurism.
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That said, he seemed to soften his tone on deportation to put the emphasis on a wall built by U.S. workers.
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Trump, in the meantime, has tried to soften the ground around the negotiating table by praising the brutal North Korean leader.
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The same holds true of Ben, whose worldview falters only because Mr. Ross seems anxious to soften the extremes he'd sharpened.
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President Trump has talked with Senate leaders about cutting business taxes and taking other steps to soften the virus's economic impact.
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He has also pushed for further tax cuts as the economy withers, arguing it would soften the financial blow to Americans.
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We passed colorful homes, built on stilts so their heat would not soften the permafrost underneath and make the structures unstable.
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Having made his case to the pontiff, even Cardinal Bo sought to soften the blow should Francis speak the Rohingya's name.
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But he sought to soften the impact on the United States' closest allies with a more flexible plan than originally envisioned.
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Moderate Republicans had been hoping the updated version would soften the cuts, which they said would devastate their most vulnerable residents.
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The library's nubby stone wall, inspired by ski chalets, was installed to "soften the atmosphere" of the cavernous Victorian-era space.
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In other words, social distancing measures that save lives can also, in the end, soften the economic disruption of a pandemic.
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Several central banks have cut interest rates to soften the economic hit from the coronavirus, with more expected to follow suit.
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Mr. Cruise's brisk, ingratiating performance — all smiles, hard-charging physicality and beads of sweat — does a lot to soften the edges.
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All of this disruption will have immense financial and economic impact, and federal assistance will be needed to soften the blow.
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However, economists have said rate cuts won't necessarily change the face of a structurally hamstrung economy but rather soften the blow.
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They were able to withdraw small amounts annually, to soften the impact on their income taxes, while keeping the balance invested.
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Biden may see more incoming fire than in previous debates, as his rivals look to soften his lead before voting begins.
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After arriving home, Mr. Cedillo found that the money he had earned up north helped soften the hardship of his childhood.
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That's not massively likely at present, but a slow noose around the area may soften Syrian Kurdish opinion about the issue.
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Studies have long shown that managers have a tendency to soften feedback out of aversion to what they perceive as conflict.
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You just need to burn them, slowly and deeply, so that they soften within and take on the flavor of fire.
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Mr. Bloomberg and his strategists have used various tactics to stress the parts of his biography that help soften his image.
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If he can soften the Democrats' approach to the Russia investigation, he just might succeed in diverting attention away from it.
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Soften U.S. opposition to the Paris Climate Accord For China, investing in the low carbon economy has become very big business.
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It's not difficult; all you have to do is soften leftover soap in water and press it into a new bar.
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UBS, for example, expects "commodity demand growth to soften as China's growth slows and economic activity in the developed world plateaus".
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Critics of the change say Ms. Hasina agreed to soften the law to attract the votes of a conservative Islamic electorate.
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It's a call that is being echoed by May's ministers, who want the EU to soften its position on the backstop.
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She's initially not pleased to see the future king on her doorstep, but things soften as Charles' true nature is revealed.
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Trump's comments in the Oval Office appeared to soften the administration's "maximum pressure" policy with the country (The New York Times).
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This is typical late-cycle stuff — some areas soften up, bottlenecks emerge, the balance of power goes from companies to workers.
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"Yesterday's meeting with the president did not soften the feeling of humiliation magistrates experienced again," top prosecutor Jean-Claude Marin said.
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A Reuters poll last week showing the RBI will likely hold rates on Wednesday but soften its hawkish statements on inflation.
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He reportedly sought to soften the impact on the U.S.'s closest allies with a more flexible plan than originally envisioned.
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Moderate Republican senators called for changes to soften the likely coverage losses, particularly those caused by rollback of the Medicaid expansion.
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Trump had a chance to soften his tone, to look presidential while interacting with a man universally regarded as a hero.
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For this self-proclaimed Sunday painter, the matters of the universe have only two identifiable tendencies: to harden and to soften.
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A single defection might not be enough to persuade Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to soften on his September 5 deadline.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --WHITE HOUSE PUSHING HOUSE GOP TO SOFTEN RUSSIAN SANCTIONS BILL: The White House is pressing House Republicans to soften a measure imposing new sanctions on Russia after the Senate soundly passed the penalties last week, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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To attempt to soften Americans' views of him, Trump in Cleveland will rely in large part on members of his own family.
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Before you can do that, you have to soften the buildup by soaking your feet in warm water for about 15 minutes.
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Gundlach said he thinks the dollar is going to soften in the weeks ahead as "bullishness in the dollar is pretty entrenched."
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"It's probably going to soften their position and make them more willing to try to cut a deal with China," he said.
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Muilenburg, who said on Sunday he was concerned about recent protectionist trade rhetoric, said there was no reason to soften the forecast.
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The committee continued to include a statement that more rate hikes would be appropriate, though it did soften the tone a bit.
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But here's something that helps soften the blow on your bank account just a bit this time of year: a beauty sale.
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The market continues to "soften" in China as early adopters await the launch of 5G before jumping on with a new handset.
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I put a plate in the microwave oven alongside a glass of water, hoping that the evaporating water would soften the bran.
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Lather on a pump of this firming décolleté concentrate each night to soften the appearance of lines on your neck and chest.
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The central bank governor explained that the sector is entering its seasonally slow period, which could help to soften the economic blow.
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I toss them with thinly sliced onion, garlic, jalapeño pepper, salt and olive oil, then leave them to sit and soften slightly.
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Dr Carhart euthanises the fetus at the beginning of the procedure because its tissue and skull then soften and contract, easing removal.
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Analysts had said that the FDA's move seemed to be intended to soften the repercussions of a possible rejection of Sarepta's drug.
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But most had also expected the bank to soften its rhetoric by floating the possibility of rate cuts in the near future.
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The government may hope that a populist triumph at the European parliamentary elections in May will soften the tone of Brussels bureaucrats.
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Clearly, many of us have certain beliefs and traditions that can soften the devastation of having to grieve for a loved one.
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Related countries promised to normalize trade in Iran on last weekend and that may soften some of the impact on oil prices.
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The magic of the movies can soften even some of the hardest-nosed investors, and Giancarlo Parretti used that to his advantage.
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Subtly tufted shoulders soften the sweet-but-sexy shirtdress, while nude pumps and minimal accessories complete the look without competing with it.
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Many Brexiteers believe, however, that they have a secret weapon that will help soften the blow, or even leave Britain better-off.
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The implicit loss of human life is on a par with some Marvel movies, but without the superheroes to soften the blow.
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This is despite the continued deterioration in its market position because we expect competition in Thai mobile market to soften in 0003.
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A depreciating peso could soften the blow for them—if they can renegotiate contracts to reap the benefits of the lower currency.
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Mrs May might soften some Brexit "red lines", but she is still opposed to both the customs union and the single market.
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While the moves helped soothe nerves across markets, investors remain wary of how much more Beijing will allow the currency to soften.
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In recent days Labour has appeared to soften its stance on a second referendum, although May has ruled such an option out.
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With Democrats controlling the lower chamber of a split government, Trump could be forced to soften his aggressive trade strategy with China.
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The most persistent criticisms of shows like this are that they soften and humanize characters who might otherwise be seen as monstrous.
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If they're not actually observing French grammatical norms — remember, the comma is low punctuation — they might be attempting to "soften" their phrasing.
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The cute colors on its icon might help soften that feeling, but when you think of Google, what do you think of?
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Next, they go through a stone-washing process to soften and tighten the yarn, ensuring that the indigo won't bleed when worn.
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Even if governments might cut London slack on migration, the federalist European Parliament whose blessing any deal needs is unlikely to soften.
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Many thought that by posting the story without using the word "rape" or "sexual assault," WPLG was trying to soften the crime.
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Aides to Hillary Clinton cast the decision as a way to soften his gun position the day before Sunday's fourth Democratic debate.
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With a fine tip brush, sketch gray cream flecks along the outer corners of your lips, then soften with lines of white.
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That's ridiculous," said Goodman, going on to soften the blow by adding, "You never cease to amaze me and a great performance.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), an immigration hardliner, said it would be a "mistake" for him to soften his stance on undocumented immigrants.
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And it's too bad because the speech was a good one, and meant to humanize Trump and soften his very rough edges.
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While seemingly altruistic projects and plutocratic philanthropy seem admirable, they often serve only to soften the edge of the problem at hand.
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Hops have a sedative quality, Champa told me, which can soften your skin and relax sore muscles as you marinate in them.
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The film doesn't insult its audience by making excuses for Naomi, or trying to soften her into something kind, maternal, and misunderstood.
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"I was the first to soften the image of men, and harden the image of women," Armani once said of his brand.
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Modern clothing is often formulated and treated with compounds that help soften them or prevent them from getting stained, wrinkled, or soggy.
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But an analyst at energy consultants Wood Mackenzie said separate marketing of the gas was unlikely to soften domestic gas prices much.
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But where the Air and most other laptops try to soften their lines with gentle curves, the Surface Laptop goes for angularity.
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After clocking robust growth rates in recent years, Singapore's banks face a challenging outlook as interest rates soften and loan growth moderates.
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Although American multinationals like Amazon, Walmart and Apple have sought to overturn or soften those restrictions, the government has made few changes.
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The ad appears to try to soften Mr. Trump's image with women, at a time when his unfavorable ratings are quite high.
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Those privileges did not soften the humiliation of being deposed, as jefe of his country, by people he had helped for years.
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All you need to do is soak a cotton pad and hold it over your eyes to soften any makeup that's there.
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In August, his campaign assembled the National Hispanic Advisory Council, and recently there was talk he may soften his stance on immigration.
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The same day, retailers RH and Tommy Bahama-parent Oxford Industries said they plan to raise prices to soften the tariff impact.
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After clocking robust growth rates in recent years, Singapore's banks face a challenging outlook as interest rates soften and loan growth moderates.
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Clinton could help soften her support in states that also feature competitive House and Senate races, aiding Republican candidates in those contests.
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We've added some more rounded shapes and texture, like in this pelt, to soften the room and make it feel more luxurious.
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The trees soften it, as does the presence of children who have no memory of that morning, 15 years ago on Sunday.
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In the past, support from Arab states gave the Palestinians the confidence to resist U.S. and Israeli pressure to soften their demands.
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He is also not speaking at the convention and instead is appearing at a series of events intended to soften his image.
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But the president's advisers say that he will not soften his demands that China make structural reforms on IP and related issues.
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Corporations spend heavily to influence government to change laws and soften regulations that reduce potential profits, out of an obligation to shareholders.
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Pompeo in the briefing is expected to announce a U.S. plan to soften its stance on Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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But the Saudi government would find it extraordinarily difficult to shed or soften its ideology, especially after the landmark year of 2000.
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If you plan on using it as an extra guest bed, I recommend having a mattress pad available to soften it up.
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The Russian authorities have been considering ways to soften the proposals, two sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters earlier this month.
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" Pressed on the matter, he attempted to soften his initial take, saying, "I think we're going to do well in the House.
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Congress tacitly accepts these routine financial losses through its support of a variety of farm subsidy programs designed to soften the blow.
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Sometimes an extended period of painfully low prices has been needed to soften governments' positions and make them more willing to compromise.
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