Assad accused of chemical attack on civilians as Trump administration softens opposition Assad accused of chemical attack on civilians as Trump administration softens opposition Updated: 3:20153 p.m.
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In all cases, it softens you to the human condition.
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Churchill considers this and visibly softens, reflecting on his loss.
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But take away the word "wall" and the opposition softens.
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This draws out the liquid and softens them a little.
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It softens just as fast when he's around his sons.
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Robinson's voice softens when he talks about May 16, 2015.
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This softens the plastic and makes it easier to sand.
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We've learned deeper understanding, which softens the edges around compromises.
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As China softens on trade, the U.S. is playing hardball.
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Let sit for 10 minutes or so until it softens.
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Group rallies as Trump softens tariff plan ** Financials charge 4.4 pct.
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First, there was misoprostol, a synthetic hormone that softens the cervix.
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So maybe that softens the blow for him, I don't know.
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Cover and let stand until bread softens, about 25 minutes. 4.
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It's a schedule that softens the early mornings at the speedway.
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The caramel softens and becomes gooey as the waffle exterior warms.
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When the teather gets wet it softens and become less durable.
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Then, Blondi pauses, takes a step back and softens her voice.
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A light Southern accent warms her words and softens her vowels.
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"The meat softens, but never collapses or becomes stringy," she writes.
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But she eventually softens, and they end up making love upstairs.
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Cover and cook for 5 minutes, or until chard softens. 2.
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When I ask Drakeo about rivalries within LA rap, he softens.
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They start off dead but gain bounce as the rubber softens.
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For your hair, it reduces frizz, softens ends, and adds shine.
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Perfect for the gelatinous fatty stock that softens into the venison.
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And when the ice softens early, it can spell serious danger.
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The spice level softens and flavor complexifies as the mixture sits.
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Hopefully giving my guests the comfort of slippers softens my regime.
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This gives the sequence an innocence that softens its unabashed explicitness.
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PuppyWeather gets you, and softens the blow by showing you adorable puppies.
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But this regard for her will is what first softens Beauty's heart.
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But he quickly softens up, empathizing and giving her some pepper spray.
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But if she softens on that, her critics at home will pounce.
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This softens a debater's stance and makes that person's positions more palatable.
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It sort of softens my heart around the struggles that we had.
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The thick mask moisturizes and softens skin while also preventing water loss.
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This work echoes Minimalism but softens Minimalism's hard edges with impressionistic brushwork.
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When I ask him where this impulse comes from, his face softens.
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After WH softens Trump's comments that tax reform plan is coming Wed.
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Her nomination for Unbelievable kind of softens the blow, but still. Ouch.
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The researchers say that's possibly because it softens the counterargument's tone. 13.
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He softens around "Sebastian," and their moments of vulnerability only become more frequent.
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Her poise softens and her voice drops as she reiterates her company's vision.
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It renews skin, treats/prevents acne, softens skins, and brightens a dull face.
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But even if the government softens the blow, guilty pleas still have bite.
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As economic growth softens, analysts forecast strong policy support to prop up growth.
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Nothing softens a tough negotiator like watching a customer walk out the door.
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Humidity softens gingerbread walls and roofs threatening the structural stability of your project.
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As the steam erupts from mama's head, it softens stains for an easy clean.
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Season with salt and cook, stirring often, until the onion softens, about 5 minutes.
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That softens the active damping suspension and adds extra steering boost, among other things.
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With each wash, the breathable fabric softens— a good incentive to do your laundry.
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The bats look lethal, though the cotton softens them, as does the churchly setting.
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As the market softens, office providers are scrambling to meet the expectations of tenants.
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That depth softens the impact of the Americans' demanding schedule — or so they hope.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump softens tone in first address to Congress.
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Marinating softens them a little, makes them juicier and a little easier to grill.
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So, as the dollar softens, it should provide a positive catalyst for the yellow metal.
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It softens the blow, and, I think, makes enjoying the dunk less malicious, mostly acceptable.
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Still, he softens as he assesses his protégé, and decides to tell him the truth.
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Something softens in you that's unspeakable, however felt in the very depth of your soul.
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When the punishment fits the crime, retribution is achieved, and anger is sated; it softens.
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True, other parliamentarians may defect if the Labour leader softens his opposition to May's deal.
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Its sculptured design softens the most scorned characteristic of any minivan — the boring, boxy shape.
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It's almost like a defense mechanism that softens the harsh reality of what's just happened.
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Bush speaks of George, her smile softens, her stare gets lost in a romantic haze.
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Rather than use a pot on the stove, he softens them in a pressure cooker.
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As the years pass, your memory softens, and you remember a charmer, not a dud.
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The heat also softens a slice of pork terrine, which melts to coat the eggs.
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The accent certainly plays a role—it softens them, making them seem sensitive and accessible.
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She softens the Hapsburgs' characteristic coldness and smoothes overs their prognathism and other congenital deformities.
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I feel like she makes him better and she softens him up a little bit.
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It softens Jackson's idea of horror, which sees the frail innocent destroyed by a pitiless universe.
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"The more the hard data softens or gets weaker the more concerned we get," Jones says.
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Scientifically, this is because added sugar softens chocolate and acts like a liquid when chocolate melts.
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EVANS SAYS POLICY MAY NEED TO BE LOOSENED, IF ECONOMY SOFTENS OR INFLATION RUNS TOO LOW
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Retinol, which is also in the cream, stimulates cell turn over, evens tone, and softens wrinkles.
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This softens the political blow of opposition; often only wonks pick up on these subtle rebukes.
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That glaze, in conjunction with Danny Cohen's velvety cinematography, softens any hard edges or harsh moments.
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As it softens, the butter mingles with the steak juices, melting into a rich, creamy puddle.
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On waking, she first threatens Pigeon with a hammer and then softens at his odd hospitality.
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Having a Halloween birthday is so much fun, and it really softens the blow of aging.
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Mr. Hilton makes gestures at traditional Fox News anger, but he often politely softens his attacks.
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When the waves come in, the sand softens, but when the waves withdraw, the sand stiffens.
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Cook, stirring, until the garlic softens and you can smash it with a fork, 7 minutes.
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While the foam here seems like it would feel itchy, the delicate, lace-like cover softens it.
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EXCLUSIVE-U.S. SOFTENS DEMANDS FOR CHINA TO REDUCE STATE INDUSTRIAL SUBSIDIES AS CONDITION FOR TRADE DEAL -SOURCES
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Perhaps she strengthens and he softens; maybe one or both of them reconcile with a traumatic past.
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It softens the blow and allows me to slide in some socio-political messages here and there.
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Yet as demand for craft beer in America softens from recent highs, China's market still promises much.
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Buyers step in when the trade rhetoric softens only to reverse out when it ratchets up again.
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Although Trump softens the wording which made the market believes the missile strike might not be imminent.
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And then this giant, curved sofa really softens the edges of an otherwise squared-off, hard room.
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Despite her obvious fondness for the place, Braverman never softens the jagged edges that make it unique.
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But when Armando writes a check for Elder to refurbish a junkyard vehicle, the young man softens.
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He recommends their products with black sugar, like Black Sugar Mask Wash Off, which softens the skin.
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Add the onion purée and cook until the mixture darkens slightly and softens, about 15 minutes. 3.
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Claire and Elizabeth's relationship softens at the end, with the two women reminiscing about Claire's baby teeth.
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"Steam softens the sebum inside your pores, so it is easier to clean your skin," she says.
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Moreover, the value of parking spaces tends to appreciate even when the overall real estate market softens.
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Will this week's nosedive unsettle him to the point he softens his stance on trade with China?
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A two-to-one ratio of milk to oats softens the oats without causing them to clump.
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And after I do tell Rush I love his father, his demeanor softens, he smiles, laughs maybe.
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"The black rhodium cube makes the tanzanite edgy, and the tanzanite softens the black rhodium," she said.
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He has experienced the kind of personal tragedy that hardens a person's will and softens the heart.
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It handles the curves and angles of legs and ankles, softens the skin, and prevents clogged razorheads.
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But it's also the stillness and the way the light softens the sharp angles of each room.
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"Art softens people up and warms them up to deal with each other in humane ways," Mrs.
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I get about $120 back in returns, which softens the blow of my big Nordstrom purchase a bit.
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Evans said at an event in Stockholm that lower U.S. rates may be needed if the economy softens.
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Realizing that David is wearing a Make America Great Again hat, the biker softens his tone drives away.
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The party has further made it plain that it will not accept her unless she softens her attitude.
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Clinton, Trump talk national security at forum The comments were notable because Pence often softens Trump's controversial statements.
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As a result, their bargaining power does not ebb and flow as the labour market softens or strengthens.
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She then places it over a fire, which softens the skin and allows her to remove the scales.
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Cook over medium-low heat, stirring often, until the shallot softens and is just translucent, about 2 minutes.
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"It definitely softens the picture of labor market strength," said Robert Kavcic, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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A kind of ethereal calm surrounds him and softens his words, though they do not need much softening.
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These businesses enjoy predictable cash flow that partly softens the inherent volatilities of its sugar and ethanol business.
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As time goes on and my body softens into the chair, I realize something else is going on.
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But despite all its brutality, the show softens a more painful truth: misogyny doesn't just persist, it evolves.
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"It's best to use it when my hair is wet because the water softens my curl," she said.
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The revolutionary furor softens and adapts, becomes bourgeois, part of the system—and appears again in new forms.
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He makes a colorful first impression, gets a little starchy if you crowd him, then slowly softens up.
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"The danger here is that the dollar index softens out a little bit more this week," said Sahota.
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In that way, the spread of renewable energy softens the ground for greater acceptance of climate change science.
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The energy softens as Venus connects with Neptune on July 18, bringing an uptick in whimsy and romance.
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Wall Street investors increasingly expect the Fed to reverse some of last year's rate increases as inflation softens.
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It's considered a hangover cure, and for a moment its warmth softens the harder edges of the world.
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But the move certainly softens the tough relationship that developed between Apple and Trump on the campaign trail.
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Alex introduced Tom to pliability training, which lengthens and softens the muscles to relieve the pressure on tendons.
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The fortuitous discovery softens a frustrated Ross, who then stops to soak in the memory of his grandmother.
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Vera's other roommate, Anna Mae (Carra Patterson), softens her consonants and opens her vowels and passes as Brazilian.
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As the Thames winds its way to Essex, it broadens and the rock beneath it softens, making tunnelling difficult.
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That softens one line of criticism, that the original bill was a tax cut disguised as a health reform.
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A pregnant woman's cervix typically softens and shortens as the baby grows, until she is ready to give birth.
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In a bowl of a stand mixer, combine milk and yeast; let stand until yeast softens, 5-10 minutes.
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Per the Morgan Stanley analyst team: "It's when growth softens while inflation is still rising that returns suffer most."
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Once the bacon is crisp, Damon scoops it out and softens celery, onions, and leeks, fresh from the garden.
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By doing good deeds with Muslim leadership, it softens the hearts of the people towards Muslims and towards Islam.
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And even if Trump eventually softens up, he will already have done irreparable damage to U.S. credibility and leadership.
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At the top of the pole, Olson softens her pose and folds her wings in an approximation of flight.
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As Iran&aposs private sector weakens and the public&aposs view of the IRGC softens, their influence will widen.
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It softens some of the struggle and sleaze that we've already witnessed, and justifies the entrepreneurial larceny to come.
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Remove the mousse from the refrigerator about 30 minutes before you're ready to serve so it softens a little.
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And like such images, based on themes of history and myth, it elevates and softens tragedy through formal beauty.
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During the cooking and chilling, the caramel softens in the bottom of the pan, absorbing liquid from the custard.
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The testimonial from the elder Mr. Shaw softens what is otherwise a tough-on-crime, tough-on-illegal-immigration spot.
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The U.S. economy is flashing warning signs as manufacturing softens and stimulus from the $1.5 billion tax-cut package ebbs.
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According to Just, the portrayal in yarn softens the original artworks' message, which to some may be seen as alienating.
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Together, they make a striking pair, and their convincing attraction to each other softens the absurdity of their obsessive codependency.
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It detangles, softens, and smooths down your wildest strands without making your style look any dirtier than it already is.
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The Sony JPEG also softens things significantly, but the parts that are intended to be in focus maintain better detail.
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The implication here is that laughter trivializes or softens things that need to be confronted and sometimes that's the case.
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"It softens their image, it broadens their appeal," Ed Lengel, chief historian at the White House Historical Association, told CNN.
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Certified organic and available in nine different scents, The Naked Bee Moisturizing Hand & Body Lotion softens and hydrates your skin.
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He is (rightfully) well versed in this kind of discourse and interaction, but when he mentions his mother, Wainwright softens.
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But a loose-muscle swing softens the metric modes, and the result is sometimes like a new kind of rumba.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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The way Ms. Westby's face softens in these moments is a measure of the subtle suggestiveness of Ms. Gerring's aesthetic.
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In "Elevation," a misty green softens the entire surface, creating a floating atmosphere in which the linear scaffolding is suspended.
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The series softens, unable to acknowledge another possibility: that people might be shocked, once again, then shrug and do nothing.
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The arrival of Gheorghe (Alec Secareanu), a gentle, darkly handsome Romanian migrant worker, softens Johnny's heart and the movie's tone.
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No matter how diligently it cleans and softens your skin, at the end of the day, it's really just soap, right?
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In March there's the Worm Moon , because in early spring the ground softens, inviting armies of robins to forage for earthworms.
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Mifepristone causes the uterine lining to start detaching and softens the cervix; misoprostol triggers uterine contractions that actually expel the pregnancy.
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Luckily, fiber famously helps prevents constipation, as it "bulks up" the stool, softens it, and ultimately makes it easier to pass.
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It's a surefire way to trace a stencil onto a pumpkin and even softens up the pumpkin's skin for carve time.
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But after establishing that his loyalty ultimately lies in serving the people and whichever monarch helps them most, Daenerys softens slightly.
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He gazes at her, and then, as the understanding of his own ruin washes over him, something softens behind his eyes.
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Conflict usually hardens rather than softens opinion, with opponents blamed, but it presents unpredictable risks which top leaders tend to dislike.
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" Caitlyn Jenner softens her tone on Hillary Clinton Cruz has defended the law as necessary because it protects people from "predators.
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Maybe. It's early days, but if exchange rates hold and travel softens within Europe and Britain, expect more enticing travel offers.
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Olsen's rendition of Axton's "Endless Road," which she first heard in an episode of "Bonanza," warmly softens the original ballad's gristle.
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"Opening Fowler & Wells softens the blow, and I'm able to move the staff there," he said, referring to his new restaurant.
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The time period also softens the played-for-laughs male gawking, while Pine brings an unforced charm to the pair's interaction.
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Ben's wife was his nurse in the hospital following a heart attack in 2010, and he almost softens when she's around.
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Some say that such mockery of Mr. Kim only softens the image of North Korea, effectively creating propaganda for the regime.
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Miss Jessie's Pillow Soft Curls is a do-it-all styling lotion that softens and defines curls without weighing them down.
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Painting over these frantic lines with fuzzy patterns of yellow and purple, Mr. Satterwhite softens their mood without obscuring any detail.
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That's because having social support not only boosts our mental health, research has found, it also softens the impact of stress.
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New, small barrels of French oak, by contrast, permit a faster exchange of oxygen, which softens the grape tannins more quickly.
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As they age, this groovy mold blooms into a wavy, psychedelic, brain-like rind that softens the cheese from the outside in.
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Jay winks self-deprecatingly at just about anything, while Nick softens the edges of that wit by being both modest and thoughtful.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said at an event in Stockholm that lower U.S. rates may be needed if the economy softens.
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Richer Poorer softens its pieces with silicone so that they already feel broken in from the first time you put them on.
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Even if Trump softens his hard-line stance on trade, overall global shipments of imports and exports have already begun slowing worldwide.
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According to Apple, switching on the feature "boosts dialogue and softens music and sound effects" in the movie or show you're watching.
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WeWork's rapid expansion, and its reliance on start-ups as customers, has raised the question of what happens when the economy softens.
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More on that later… CT softens from grizzly bear to teddy bear as he decides to try to make nice with Veronica.
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After his set, he invites mom to the stage to sing her version of "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do." Niecy softens.
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That's on top of a difficult business environment for smartphone suppliers worldwide, as the market becomes more saturated and demand reportedly softens.
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Here's what happens: the body wall softens, as do all the tissues attached to the internal organs to keep them in place.
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Marzipan, on the other hand, softens with the warmth of a pair of hands, then naturally hardens as its water content evaporates.
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As demand from its main customers softens, South Korea is aiming to boost exports to other countries, making its closest target Iran.
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That softens up the suspension, 'cause I want to take it easy today while I'm running my errands on these suburban streets.
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It uses chamomile, which calms and softens my skin; glycerin for hydration; and geranium, which leaves my skin feeling fresh after cleansing.
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When he talks to right-wingers, he is a hard-core nationalist, but when he talks to liberals, he softens his stands.
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I like to pool the sauce on top of the sharp provolone, so that the cheese softens slightly and imparts its bite.
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I love that the mesh molds to my body for a perfect fit that softens and lifts without covering my natural shape.
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"Plain shiny gold would detract from the stone; the texture softens it and puts all the focus on the stone," she said.
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But relations could nevertheless improve if Erdogan softens his rhetoric after the elections, especially if he wins a majority of popular support.
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Global slowdown The tough situation is likely to continue in the coming months as demand softens in major markets such as Europe.
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Luckily, she falls into the arms of Dylan McDermott over the Thanksgiving weekend, which understandably softens the blow of the other stuff.
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It uses chamomile, which calms and softens my skin, glycerin for hydration, and geranium, which leaves my skin feeling fresh after cleansing.
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With each passing day, the outline of what we remember softens; the veracity of what we've experienced gradually takes on a surreal filter.
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He softens Lamb and Tommie with tears, safe hugs and averted looks and, once they land in the countryside, mires them in sentimentality.
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"The risk is that activity softens further — firms will become increasingly risk-averse and implement contingency Brexit planning," ING economist James Smith said.
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Then he pounds the chicken flat to break down the protein fibers in the meat, which softens it for a more tender bite.
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The silver lining: she softens her attitude toward Betty moving forward, finally believing everything Betty told her about Jason (Trevor Stines) and Polly.
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The song doesn't rely on crazy riffs to carry it, instead the music hits a breaking point halfway through and softens its edge.
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Those repercussions will come if, and only if, he reverses or "softens" the promise to adequately enforce America's existing border and immigration laws.
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So the ManHood is designed to keep the bless'd thing warm and snug, helping build up moisture so the glans softens over time.
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This inclusion of a caption without a photograph also illustrates the way in which Sharif softens the severity of hard-edged formalist techniques.
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They are roasted with the cauliflower, turning floppy and very sweet — sweeter even than the cauliflower, which softens and crisps at the corners.
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"Investors may be getting out while the getting is good, before the market softens further," said Todd Teta, chief product officer at Attom.
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Likewise, substituting milk — be it whole milk, coconut milk or nut milk — for up to half of the cooking water softens the bite.
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Whether injected, swallowed, or applied as a transdermal patch, the medication increases breast tissue, decreases sperm production, thins body hair, and softens skin.
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Unabashed tenderness softens the portraits of Aix farmers and domestic workers Cézanne painted in the decade before his death, at 67, in 1906.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE, also signed on.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE told reporters Tuesday.
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Earl Grey tea is the main top note; bourbon and rum are in there, too; and cocoa softens the powerful oud base scent.
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Walker noted that the combination of high winds and sustained rain, which softens the ground, could cause trees to fall and power outages.
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Let's all think just a bit more critically before we rush to share, retweet and applaud something because it softens rough edges, folks.
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While Nike will be the biggest brand by virtue of a 20-year head start, their narrative softens a bit with each passing season.
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But the message softens with the word "Listen," looped in beautiful script, using sweeter reds and an assemblage of floral, plaid, and paisley fabrics.
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Trade in pre-owned business jets will outpace new plane deals by four-to-one as the global economy softens during the coming years.
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If he stays in the race, softens his rhetoric against Clinton and begins the process of healing the party, there will be less consternation.
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The Art of Shaving makes a luxurious cream that softens the beard for a close, comfortable shave that protects the skin from razor burn.
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Since then, however, domestic prices have fallen steeply as supplies improve and demand softens in the farm machinery and automobile industries, according to Reuters.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, meanwhile, has cited Chinese investment pledges as he softens his country's stance on its maritime disputes with China.
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It softens and heals your skin to help minimize the look of blemishes and scars and can even be used to revive damaged hair.
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Sentiment would be lifted if Trump softens his initial tough attitude with China in the meeting, said Linus Yip, strategist at First Shanghai Securities.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE told reporters Tuesday morning.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE told reporters this morning.
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She softens the look with throw pillows and blankets, selecting materials like velvet and faux fur and maybe some sequins for a little sparkle.
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The council has long been the home of the economics profession in Washington, and this move softens the loudest policy voice that academics have.
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Walker also noted that the combinations of high winds and sustained rain, which softens the ground, could lead extensive downed trees and power outages.
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"Investors may be getting out while the getting is good, before the market softens further," said Todd Teta, chief product officer at Attom Data Solutions.
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Aside from a new hair color (she's now wearing Nice N' Easy 6N, a shade that she says softens her features), she has no idea.
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Despite the tough line from the EU, there are some experts that believe political pressure could mean Brussels softens its stance over the coming months.
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Ivanka, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
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It also has castor oil, an emollient Zeichner says softens the outer skin layer so that when new hair grows in, it doesn't feel painful.
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But that barely softens the blow of the union's second-biggest economy and a leader in some of its major reforms deciding to walk away.
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Slightly won over by Parvenah's delicious Middle Eastern cooking, Ove softens into the mensch viewers will no doubt figure him for from the first frame.
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Dr. Merrell's Ike Dike has the blessing of simplicity, which softens the sticker shock: It is estimated to cost between $6 billion and $13 billion.
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Yolanda drove them straight to the Alabama clinic, where Brandy received a dose of misoprostol, which softens the cervix for a dilation-and-evacuation abortion.
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But taking such a word out of its original context shifts — and softens — its meaning, he said, making its use acceptable in the new language.
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May's offer to negotiate, he will most likely face uncomfortable choices if she softens her stance and tries to tempt him with a credible compromise.
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But when it comes to the sources of Angel's pain, Ms. Spiro's sharp-sighted scrutiny softens like eyes that have slipped — mercifully — out of focus.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here, to music by Reiko Yamada, she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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But because that incident is more spoken about than actually depicted in the movie, critics say it softens or even trivializes the subject of race.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE told reporters before Wednesday's vote.
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The only saving grace for your ego is the baby-like quality of Ilham's voice, which softens the blow of how fed up she is.
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When Bamford is addressing one person, her comedic style—a childlike speaking voice intercut with squawks, growls, and a sultry baritone—both softens and intensifies.
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StanChart Chief Executive Bill Winters on Thursday said that there are some signs that such a war could be avoided as the U.S. softens its stance.
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The wafer cookies sandwiching caramel could be purchased alongside coffee or tea ; the steam from the cup softens the cookie to reveal a melty, gooey center.
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BTW -- Key Jr. was one of the best high school wideouts in the country, so we're betting Nebraska coach Mike Riley is hoping dad softens up.
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The fifth episode softens the show a bit, as the ragtag group of survivors decide to throw the homecoming dance that was thwarted by the apocalypse.
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Until White softens up right at the end, Brad's Status is a quiet but hilariously biting portrayal of earnest liberalism running up against lingering white entitlement.
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The government says the new law softens the impact of the tax hikes on middle class families by raising personal income thresholds and reintroducing personal exemptions.
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But what's more impressive are the moments when Bernthal softens Castle and allows us a glimpse into the character's vulnerability — especially in his moments with Karen.
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Dipping the food item of choice in water is key, since it softens the food and makes it wetter, so it's easier to chew and swallow.
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I loved the fact that it contained B-vitamins, argan oil (which always softens my 4c curls, despite whatever state they're in), and other recognizable ingredients.
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A departure from the more form-fitting dresses of the 1950s and 1960s, "it really softens the look," de Guitaut says of the soft, peach gown.
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Furloughs are common as an alternative to costly job cuts in Brazil's auto industry, allowing carmakers to trim production and payroll more easily when demand softens.
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The deal agreed on Wednesday unexpectedly softens legislative changes proposed in March by the executive European Commission, but it still needs approval of the EU parliament.
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That means Medicare will be the target of deficit hawks in Washington, especially if the world's demand for U.S. government debt softens and interest rates spike.
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"Everything comes to a halt in the run up to and during the Chinese New Year break, that softens the market," said Macquarie analyst Vivienne Lloyd.
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"When you're in something like that for so long, it doesn't shield you from the world, but it softens your reality," he says of the relationship.
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Whether she shifts them again should she become the Democratic candidate in a general election and softens them, that's the question I hear people wondering about.
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He fills the sails to set them in motion and softens the land for the grass to grow; he induces rather than compels love to appear.
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Their other option is to hope that Cohen's prison sentence softens him to the idea of signing a full cooperation agreement that includes testimony against Trump.
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Donald Trump softens tone on Chinese investments Investors bet on Xi keeping a cool head in trade war Trump threatens to 'tax' Harley-Davidson over relocation
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But, Helen also softens with Sasha, opening up to him about her grief over Vik's (Omar Metwally) death in a way she hasn't with anyone else.
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The compromise softens an initial proposal by the European Commission, but less than sought by the EU parliament, which accepted a stricter provisioning calendar for banks .
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Apple is increasingly turning to services as hardware revenue softens, and the new credit card is expected to generate more revenue than its existing Apple Pay commission.
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A scene with her ailing husband (John Lithgow), one of the most supportive people in her life, softens her image without making her compromise her professional persona.
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A tall man with a shambling manner, he recently grew a white beard, which softens his round face, giving him the cuddly appearance of an elderly Muppet.
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The market for housing in New York has softened as luxury apartments flood the market and demand softens, meaning that rents are coming down across the board.
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There is no mentor figure to guide the soldiers through their moral challenges, and the nostalgic tone that softens so many coming-of-age stories is absent.
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The young country star Kane Brown softens the edges of his rich voice for this measured sad-man duet with John Legend, who doesn't give an inch.
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When newly built, hanok are redolent with the bright scent of a coniferous forest; as they age, the fragrance softens toward pu-erh tea and damp bark.
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But once she turns to him for advice, her heart gradually softens, and then warms, taking far less than the span of a book to do so.
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Dollar softens as Fed signals no intention of accelerating rate hikes, and oil prices surge on expected China demand, Iran supply curb ** Consumer Discretionary up 2 pct.
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Consider, for example, "paper nylon," a Japanese nylon that crackles and crinkles like construction paper unless it gets wet, when it softens (and then dries back into stiffness).
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You'll also get a free pair of B&O's Beoplay H9i over-the-ear headphones (retailing for around $500), which certainly softens the blow of a $1,800 smartphone.
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At exactly 10:30, the thumping of the bass softens, and he springs up to the stage, looking like the most boring tech executive in the room. Jeans.
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IRON ORE SOFTENS At the same time, iron ore has retreated, with Dalian Commodity Exchange futures falling from their closing peak of 74.053 yuan a tonne on Feb.
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Birdie, the second LP from Modern Baseball co-frontman Jake Ewald's solo project, Slaughter Beach, Dog, softens the lines between reality, fiction, and metaphor like a drunk memory.
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This is a common technique used by magicians as their body heat and the heat generated by friction warms and softens the metal, making it easier to bend.
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Yet when the two of us look out over the San Francisco skyline from Oakland, something still softens in him—the hideous jut of the Salesforce Tower notwithstanding.
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Storie Veneziane's Gaggia Medio ($420) softens the sharpness of cardamom with smooth amber and Ojai Wild's Chamomile Flowers ($110) perks up the mellow plant with grapefruit and cognac.
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But some of it merely softens and stays incorporated in the patty, keeping it juicy and flavorful even when cooked to medium (as long as it's served immediately).
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE praised the updated policy in a statement Thursday.
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I loved the way it starts off cold and firm and warms, softens and melts on its way to disappearing, its flavor lingering and beckoning the next spoonful.
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Profit growth for China's industrial firms, while still solid, cooled for the third month in a row in July as domestic demand softens and U.S. trade pressures mount.
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SHAY & IVY The ivy from the name (the title of a children's book) twines throughout much of the rear dining room and softens an otherwise industrially decorated space.
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California, joined by nearly a dozen other states, could seek to enforce its own current stricter emissions rules even if the Trump administration softens the 2022-2025 requirements.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) — are up for reelection this year, so that softens any pressure to fold as a purely political strategy. Sen.
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According to Ahmed, this softens the foreskin and has reported success rates of 33 to 95 percent, owing to the varied severity with which phimosis can be experienced.
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I hope this film softens people's hearts and inspires anyone who is going through huge life challenges to stay positive and find the strength inside to not give up.
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Furthermore, the bank also said that the unemployment rate in the U.K. is projected to go up slightly to 5 percent in the near term as labor demand softens.
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The natural fermentation process produces lactic acid to smooth and resurface, so the essence softens skin as it hydrates and sets the stage for serums and moisturizers to come.
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The unemployment rate in the U.K. is projected to rise slightly to 5 percent in the near term as labor demand softens, according to the BOE's February meeting minutes.
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In effect, she is warning that, if she softens her Brexit policy too much, she might be replaced by a hard Brexiteer such as Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary.
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Oil and gas stocks, on the other hand, rose slightly after deep losses last week as investors wait for additional data on global stocks and as the dollar softens.
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Offended and put off, Jane shuts her down but softens when she sees Mary Louise once again, gazing at Ziggy as if he were one of her own sons.
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But look, the knot at the sack's neck has slipped — none of these men know how to perform murder yet, only to imagine — and its throttle hold softens, opens.
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Baked Greek Shrimp With Tomatoes and Feta What softens and sweetens these three big-flavored ingredients, as well as pulls them together, is a whole lot of minced shallots.
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The bottoms of the feet are then wrapped with a callus remover that softens hard skin, so it can be filed off easily, and the rest is standard pedicure procedure.
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Here, Waits' trademark snarl softens, rendered almost wistful as he croons a tribute to the anti-fascist revolutionaries of old, the words reverberating like a prayer in his prophet's mouth.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - The European Union told Turkey on Friday it would not ease travel requirements for its citizens unless Ankara softens counter-terrorism laws that the bloc says are excessive.
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How long the jeans stay in the washer and stone washing, a process that softens the denim, both play a part in the final look and feel of the denim.
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Car sales around the world are expected to see their steepest year-over-year decline in 2019 since the financial crisis as consumer demand from the U.S. to China softens.
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I find that resting a seared piece of steak on a bed of these hearty leaves wilts and softens them into submission, almost as if you had quickly sautéed them.
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When two lovers look at each other in this movie, the tenderness in their eyes softens everything, creating a radiance that folds around them like a blanket, blunting the world.
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The pliant bara softens on contact with the channa, so this is not a neat sandwich, but it's a brilliant one, and it can be yours for all of $1.50.
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The servers preparing the dish tableside then cover the skillet, letting everything steam together as the liquid further softens the dried scallops until they taste like candy from the sea.
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In the mosque, Ugljen retains the sculptural geometry of a more typically Modernist building like the Macedonian Opera and Ballet in Skopje but softens it with long curves and hidden skylights.
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His impeccable dress softens the impact of his height, in the same way a vast pinstriped sheet might muffle the presence of an elephant or an atrium-size Alexander Calder sculpture.
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Such patients often do better by eating less fiber and instead taking a secretory drug like lubiprostone (Amitiza) or linaclotide (Linzess) that adds water to the colon and softens the stool.
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The stitched canvas band takes some breaking in but softens up with wear, though it can be quick to take on odors if not allowed to properly air out between wears.
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"At a minimum, the U.S. trade deficit softens some of the blow from all of the other negative figures," said Jennifer Lee, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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Skip rinsing the canned beans and add them directly to the pot — the starch that's already in the canning liquid gives the sauce body and softens the edge of the wine.
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They have a gentle tannic quality that I also find in molasses, just on the edge of bitterness, which softens the harshness of the gingerbread and gives it layers of complexity.
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The warm voice of the narrator, Barbara Caruso, softens the rough truth of the family's epic search for a home, which is led by the oldest child, 13-year-old Dicey.
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She resists making Britt-Marie's loneliness maudlin, and as her character's rigidity softens, August's restraint with gestures of affection make each smile and each laugh feel like they've been hard-earned.
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However, economists have pared back their expectations for the Bank of Japan to ease its already ultra-accommodative monetary policy, as the outlook for global growth improves and the yen's outlook softens.
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Debt relief agreed with Greece's euro zone partners in June, which extends maturities on some loans and softens the interest rate burden on others, will help cushion the country's return to markets.
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We dig the sassy name and the way it softens our dry hands and smells like lavender and grape, of course, but we appreciate that it fights for social change even more.
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Charley is generally pretty hard on Ralph, but when she wakes up the morning after the incident to the sound of Blue and Ralph giggling in bed, she visibly softens a little.
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Total credit, including student and auto loans, has risen far above its pre-recession peak, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — creating a problem if the job market softens.
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Jones, a consummately generous performer, softens Emily's rougher edges, but I wish that Silverman had found a way for her to serve as more than a mere foil to these bickering men.
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Nuxe's new roll-on mask checks all the right boxes: it calms my skin when it freaks out, softens dry patches, and plumps my tired, dull complexion — all without breaking me out.
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" But he also softens, something of which we saw on their debut (with the likes of "Mardy Bum") but was further explored on the sophomore with "Do Me a Favour" or "505.
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"Harmony is very important, and there's this idea of collective action over individual action, so anything that allows people to confront things in a ritualized way softens that confrontation," Professor Osterhoudt said.
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Here, there's a gentleness that softens the severity of what is happening, with Nicholson's frequent cutaways to scenes of beautiful seaside scenery reminding us that everyone is going to be just fine.
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"As the market softens and developers rush to get projects done, corners are invariably cut," said Steven D. Sladkus, a real estate litigator and founding partner of Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas.
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Why it matters: It's the first time corporate borrowing levels has clipped that of households in 28 years and "a potential warning sign for the economy as corporate investment softens," Bloomberg reports.
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The script softens their harder problems — a stretch in juvenile detention, a period of homelessness — and expresses compassion even for Ovetta, who wants to be a good mother, at least between benders.
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It softens the cruder edges of the original, but the candor with which Erik Linthorst's script regards the characters' sexual desires — coupled with the winning performances of the actors — leavens any sentimentalism.
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Deliveries increased 16.2% compared with a year ago and 1.9% over the second quarter — an impressive feat as the global auto industry softens and it loses a federal tax credit for buyers.
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"Awaken, My Love!" is not pure homage—Glover softens the outré funk with lighter soul and surf-rock touches, and uses Auto-Tune—but he is not attempting to conceal his influences.
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"Every Frenchman is my son's murderer," he declares, then softens when Adrien tells him about his and Frantz's long walks and museum visits, their shared pacifism and tastes in music and poetry.
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Over the first few episodes, his toughness softens as he grows close to a target (sure to delight fans), and embarks on a renegade mission driven by heart — and not by profit.
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Radishes are my favorite, though, for the way the heat softens them on the outside, giving them a sort of turnip-esque quality and wilting their delicious and often overlooked peppery leaves.
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When you set the car to Drag Mode, it stiffens the rear shocks and softens the fronts to help transfer the weight to the meaty, 12.4-inch wide Nitto drag radials at launch.
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Miss Manners therefore softens the blow by acting as if the stitch and the tag are the same problem: something that can be discreetly mentioned to a friend who may appreciate the warning.
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At this point, the slight didacticism of the early part of the book softens to humility, as Kuo describes intimate literary discussions and wonders how things might have been different had she stayed.
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Pluto is often tied to themes around obsession and jealousy, but when it's in a positive aspect with Venus, all this harsh stuff softens, and it's a good time to explore real trust.
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In just about every version of "Sleeping Beauty," be it a tale or ballet, the heroine escapes a fatal curse when a good fairy softens the sentence to a mere hundred-year siesta.
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When Mae's cynical heart softens after a chance run-in with dreamy journalist Michael Block (LaKeith Stanfield), our protagonist has to work through her dark family trauma to build a bright new future.
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It is also true that the delay in the reporting of the Iowa caucus results -- still just at 75% of precincts reporting as of Wednesday afternoon -- softens the blow of Biden's underperformance somewhat.
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For example, he calls for "equal accountability" between charter schools and traditional public schools, though a few lines later he softens this to a more non-specific standard of "comparable levels" of accountability.
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The 100% Italian leather is thick and sturdy (hence the need to break them in) but softens with wear, and they offer a slightly more architectural and interesting take on the classic loafer.
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White softens some of Brendan's menace with an inner fragility and sorrow, and Hamilton gets the charm-smarm balance just right as the absent dad whose intermittent attention is so valuable and so unpredictable.
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If there isn't some kind of deal that softens the blow — that lets Britain continue to take advantage of at least some of the European Union cooperations the country previously enjoyed — it'll be ugly.
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BILLS' G.M. SOFTENS REMARKSBuffalo Bills General Manager Doug Whaley said he had used "a poor choice of words" in saying Tuesday that he did not think football was intended to be played by humans.
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Not once, however, does he fire it, and there's no denying that the movie softens the edges of his deeds, encouraging us to forget that the threat of violence is itself a violent act.
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The prosecutors' findings could be a factor in whether the European Union softens sanctions against Russia, but some members are already chafing at their effect on trade and calling for resuming full economic cooperation.
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When switched on, using the first-ever Defender touchscreen infotainment system, it automatically softens the throttle response, raises ride height to maximum, locks the driveline and switches the HVAC system to recirculate cabin air.
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I found that it softens faster than butter at room temperature and for a pie shell, the dough was a bit softer and more delicate to handle, but the result was tender and flaky.
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Go deeper: Nord Stream 2 pipelayer Allseas suspends operations on US sanctions (S&P Global Platts) U.S. Concedes Defeat on Nord Stream 2 Project, Officials Say (Bloomberg) Trump softens tone on Russian gas pipeline
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This is the third column in a series on how owners of passion investments — those in which investors follow their heart as well as their wallet — should consider those assets when the economy softens.
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Operating a social safety net that softens the blow for displaced workers is a reasoned response; it helps those who lose from competition, while allowing the gains from new technology and competition to flow broadly.
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"At the same time, a softening in a number of other markets, such as the automotive sector and security inspection, is weighing on the group's business," it said, as demand softens in the semiconductor sector.
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The Swiss Symbolist painter Arnold Böcklin's masterpiece of lyricism, "Soir de Printemps" (1879), happily softens all that male aggression through the romance of spring seduction, as does Gustave Courbet's "Les amants dans la campagne" (1844).
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His TV spot takes the Trump slogan, which on its face could suggest that making America "great" again means going back to a less diverse, inclusive time in the country, and softens and broadens it.
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Analysts are watching the minutes to see if the Fed signals that the recent dip in inflation is temporary and that it is on track to move ahead on interest rates unless the economy softens.
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As a result, Mr. Ciaramella's diet is carb heavy: pasta with butter or marinara sauce, mashed potatoes and white bread, but only after he removes the crust and softens it by soaking it in milk.
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Adapting "Heresy" — its unusual title comes from one of Debney's paintings — screenwriter Smith relocates the action of Willeford's novel from seedy South Florida to picturesque Italy, which softens the hard-boiled cynicism of the original.
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His impeccable and universally beloved co-judge, the baking legend Mary Berry, softens his insults with smiles and faint praise, while Mel and Sue are on hand to offer the bakers comforting words and hugs.
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The friction of the balls softens things up (without coating your stuff with questionable chemicals), and the wool absorbs heat and moisture to keep things just humid enough to help with static, lint, and wrinkles.
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That is important as the economic clock ticks closer to recession and the stock market softens — December has been the worst December for stocks since 303 — and more richly valued start-ups aim to go public.
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"The uniqueness of the proposed design lies in the fact that the frame is rigid during flight, but softens during collisions," wrote the researchers in a paper published in the journal IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters.
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Keough lets that through in brief, fragile flashes, and then it instantly disappears as her face sharpens into pouts or softens into smiles, depending on what her clients want and what she wants to give them.
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But it is losing their orders too as sales growth softens and the Chinese players switch to domestic panel makers such as BOE Technology and Tianma Microelectronics, which have sharply improved the quality of their screens.
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The namesake black rose extract has smoothing and free radical-fighting benefits (I haven't been able to stop touching my face all day), while the remaining team of extracts stimulates collagen production, moisturizes, softens, and plumps.
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"There is a general softening in phone demand to contend with as well as expectations of a big upgrade, all of which softens the blow of this quarter's miss," said James McQuivey, a Forrester Research analyst.
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"But even the three-month average - which softens the monthly volatility - demonstrates that achieving growth in retail remains a real struggle," said Paul Martin, head of UK retail at accountancy firm KPMG which sponsors the figures.
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"If the economy softens and people have less ability to service debt, the Fed will lower rates further," said Graybill, whose firm invests three quarters of its $2.9 billion in assets under management in fixed income.
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The Canadian dollar, last year's top-performing G10 currency, will shift into a sideways trading pattern this year as the domestic economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, a Reuters poll showed.
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The forgiving nature of the qualifying format softens the Americans' early failures: The top three teams in Concacaf advance to the 2018 World Cup in Russia, and the fourth-place finisher can progress via a playoff.
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"While other candidates see-saw in the polls, Biden's durable support strengthens his electability argument and creates a focal point for Trump as the president's support among suburban women and working-class men softens," Smikle said.
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As Chinese steel demand softens and more iron ore supply comes through in the second half of 2016, stocks of the steelmaking raw material at the country's ports could rise further, pressuring prices, the bank said.
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None of this complexity softens the agony for Libya's people, who have seen their oil-rich dictatorship flounder as the revolution brought the warring rule of the gun rather than a simple switch to elected leaders.
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STOCKHOLM, May 3 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve may need to cut interest rates if the U.S. economy softens, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said on Friday in remarks that focused on his concern over persistently weak inflation.
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The Casper, the company's most popular choice, introduces a fourth layer of high-density memory foam and what they call Zoned Support™ — the bed is firm under your hips, but softens as it reaches your shoulders.
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Apple's highly anticipated new flagship product, the iPhone 7, expected to debut this year, comes on the heels of a difficult business environment for smartphone suppliers worldwide, as the market becomes more saturated and demand reportedly softens.
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BRUSSELS, May 18 (Reuters) - There is no minimum level of banks' assets that can be wiped out by regulators when a lender is wound down, the European Commission said in draft legislation which softens requirements for lenders.
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In the context of a growing economy with low unemployment rates, I expect a state's financial management and budgetary performance during these "good" times will determine much about its resilience to stress when the economy eventually softens.
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It lifts and softens out my natural shape for modesty (though you'll probably want to skip wearing this to work if the shirt is light-colored or tight; there's some nipple visibility), and doesn't add any bulk.
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Go deeper: Senate Republicans lobbying Trump to stay in NAFTA Trump softens on NAFTA Editors note: We've updated the story to reflect that the U.S. goods trade deficit figures listed under "Notable" are only through November of 2017.
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After Ralph says some kind words to him, she softens toward him even more, telling him that she understands he wants to use the farm to stand on his own two feet and encouraging him to do so.
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As a director, Franco does feel as if he pulls up a bit in places, especially near the end -- as if his underlying fondness for this misguided dreamer softens the problematic aspects of his self-absorption and cluelessness.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar, last year's top-performing G10 currency, will shift into a sideways trading pattern this year as the domestic economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, a Reuters poll showed.
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Goffman is short, with big, round chestnut eyes, dirty-blond hair that she rarely knows what to do with, a slightly reedy quaver in her voice and a performatively childlike manner that softens a relentlessly inquisitive and analytic intelligence.
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To that point, we partnered with Nexxus, the protein expert in hair care, whose Between Washes and Wash & Care ranges of products were made for maintaining hair's color, style, and health as it grows out and its hue softens.
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But it hardly softens the blow for Clinton aides to see the voter enthusiasm for Sanders and his anti-Wall Street message translate into increased scrutiny over her "enthusiasm gap" and the speaking fees she's taken from Wall Street.
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"If activity softens more than expected or if inflation and inflation expectations run too low, then policy may have to be left on hold - or perhaps even loosened - to provide the appropriate accommodation to obtain our objectives," Evans said.
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To reheat it, bring to room temperature first, then place the container in a bowl of hot tap water and stir occasionally until the sauce warms and softens; a bain-marie would be the best way of doing this.
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Although her public persona has been described as "Minnesota nice," Ms. Klobuchar is a shrewd political insider who softens her efforts to win over tough rooms with flattery and a quick, often folksy and occasionally dirty, sense of humor.
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Eau Thermale Avène Thermal Spring Water, 10.1 Oz, $18.50 Especially wonderful for sensitive skin, this thermal spring water coats skin in a protective, hydrating, mineral-rich mist that soothes, softens, and calms as it works to restore skin's natural balance.
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Hot moments: Sorrell softens on Duopoly: Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO of mega-agency WPP, says Google and Facebook are now "flexible friends," not "frenemies," since so much responsibility comes with their scale and they're under increasing government pressure to regulate.
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Moore softens his jabs about gay marriage and abortion by flattering Republicans as the well-disciplined foil to schlubby liberals like himself, but he doesn't make the jump to how poorly that stereotype sits alongside Trump's libertine, id-driven candidacy.
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It allows for safe swinging (it is totally flat), safe swaddling (the baby can't roll over) and safe sound, as the sound increases when a baby cries but then immediately softens -- after the baby calms -- for all-night sleep promotion.
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This year, the K-beauty brand made its foray into the world of makeup-meets-skin care with the arrival of Watermelon Glow Lip Pop, a category-defying lip treatment that exfoliates, softens, and tints lips in a matter of swipes.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE described his mood as "fine" and insisted Trump believes the effort will be a stain on the legacy of the Democrats.
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Ambient bands would foreground such noise at the expense of tune and tempo; instead, Emma Baker's drumming keeps the pace jumpy, producing a gawky propulsion that undercuts the soothing, underlying guitar whoosh, which in turn softens and alleviates its aggression.
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Trump, who will take over as U.S. president in January, has said he wants a "good relationship" with Russia and President Vladimir Putin, alarming some in the EU who fear a policy shift that softens the U.S. stance on the Ukraine crisis.
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A brush will not only push the hairs into a more uniform shape, but it also softens any harsh lines, clumps, or intense pigment left behind by the product, making your brows look like — well, hair, not like they've been drawn on.
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It softens language to a pledge to work toward "how to" ensure the transition to a bloc that absorbs as many emissions as it emits by mid-century, and calls on the European Investment Bank (EIB) to step up support for climate action.
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In the time since my father's death, it's become increasingly more difficult to detail what led to our estrangement, because the heart softens towards those who have passed and I've started to understand the whole sum of my life a little more.
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If Greece softens its objections to Macedonia entering NATO at the Warsaw NATO summit in July, the absence of a viable government deprives any new government after June of any opportunity to prepare for that decision and membership, undoubtedly to Moscow's benefit.
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Frank might be a bit of a bully, but Mr. Offerman gives him a clumsy charm that softens his cluelessly selfish behavior, and Toni Colette and Ted Danson provide solid backup as, respectively, Frank's friendly landlady and a perpetually high bar owner.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE and has become one of Trump's most vocal critics, said he plans to likely serve as a "cheerleader" for the new group.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE met with Senate Republicans on Wednesday during a closed-door lunch to argue that public opinion was turning against Democrats on impeachment.
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As the Canadian economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, the Canadian dollar, which was the top-performing G10 currency in 2019, is expected to shift into a sideways trading pattern over the coming year, a Reuters poll showed.
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In person, he's preternaturally tanned (he holidays in the United Arab Emirates, "the shortest flight to the most sun"), and his voice, a languid Californian drawl, redolent of the state where he lived until the age of 42, softens his doomsday portents.
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It's hard to set this up without giving away any spoilers, but I will do my best: A life is saved, a prickly relationship softens, a lot of booze is consumed, and spontaneous sex is had—on the floor of someone's apartment in spilled paint.
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Fitch forecasts a moderation in GDP growth to 2.4% in 2018 and 1.8% in 0003 (in line with the 'AAA' median of 2.1% over 2018-19) as economic slack is absorbed, investment growth cools, and external demand softens somewhat, more than offsetting the fiscal stimulus.
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BRUSSELS, May 23 (Reuters) - The European Commission adopted on Monday a regulation clarifying that there will no harmonised minimum level of banks' assets that can be wiped out by regulators when a lender is wound down, a move that slightly softens requirements for banks.
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"The way that light exists in these pictures, the way the sun and artificial light wrap around the figures, it softens them and there is a kind of intimacy," explains Jeff Rosenheim, the curator of the Met Breuer's Department of Photographs, to The Creators Project.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter The arc that carries the drama through humiliation, atonement, tragedy, heartbreak and a final, very public reaffirmation of Ally's love for Jackson is pretty much indestructible, even if some dawdling in the mid-to-late action softens the emotional impact.
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It's the first North American company to use miDori bioSoft green technology, which softens sheets with a plant-based formula, and it meets a slew of other standards and certifications that mean it tries to do the least damage to the environment as possible.
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Mr. Trump's announcement, which came shortly after he agreed to hold off on new tariffs against China in face-to-face negotiations with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping, was also intended to emphasize his tough stance on trade as he softens his posture with Beijing.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE, meanwhile, told reporters Monday that she was less concerned about the length of the trial than ensuring it allowed Trump to make his case.
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Even now, the extra step of determining whether to start the investigation is less than trade hawks might have wanted, but softens the blow to China and gives Mr. Trump a cudgel to hold over it if he does not get the cooperation he wants.
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As in the last edition of its now twice-yearly report on the financial sector, the Fed cited the rapid growth of business debt and leveraged lending to corporations as a source of possible concern, noting that it could leave weaker companies stressed if the economy softens.
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The latest draft removes a call for a full oil embargo on the country and omits the freezing of assets and a call for a travel ban for North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un. The new draft also softens its language on foreign workers and other issues.
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The important part is that you engage in something that softens you enough to allow energy to flow more freely, especially since the moon's meetup with Saturn and Pluto in Capricorn on Wednesday could make you feel like you're wearing a bodysuit of physical and spiritual heavyweights.
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This will drive a slowdown, driven first by a decline in investment, due to a perceived risk of higher barriers to business with the EU, and then by slower consumer spending growth, as the labour market softens, but especially as higher inflation erodes real wage growth.
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Too irregular to register simply as orange or brown but too muted to form clear patterns, the deep layer of rust that covers every one of Stankiewicz's sculptures softens corners, pits planes and makes even the most stolid shape look about as permanent as a dune.
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Chief Financial Officer Richard Peretz said "results in the second half of the year will be considerably stronger than the first half," even as global growth cools, U.S. industrial output softens and as Britain's exit from the European Union and the ongoing U.S.-China trade war disrupt trade.
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If you're looking for a music festival experience without having to leave Brooklyn, you could do a lot worse than the venue, Brooklyn Mirage, which softens its industrial edges with palm trees and tropical plants, and has various areas for hanging out when you need a break from dancing.
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We got Osi at the ESPN party in Houston Friday night, and he thinks Colin Kaepernick effectively made his statement during the season ... at first he says he's against keeling at the big game, but then softens his position and says its a matter of choice for the players.
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A 15-story hotel on the corner counters all these straight lines, with a curving prow that softens the approach to the tower, as well as a 50-story twin, to be known as 90 Columbus, that is scheduled to begin rising in March and to be completed by 2018.
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In the event the candy had become truly fused to a hard surface — like a half-sucked lollipop that's been abandoned on a windowsill — wet a rag with very hot water, wring it out and press it on the sticky mess, repeating as needed until it softens enough to wipe up.
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Rinek's voice softens when he speaks of victims like 8-year-old Michael Lyons, "savagely tortured, mutilated and thrown away like trash," whose grave the agent visited for many years, and 6-year-old Danny Hohenstein, who had a miserable childhood and whose disappearance was one of Rinek's first cold cases.
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I haven't figured out who's in the jazz combo that backs "Illah Engulek Di Elkalma," but I love the way her easy mesh with the idiom segues abruptly into one where the sub-Saharan Seydu softens her dry wail only to be overtaken in turn by a searing Sahrawi haul.
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Even when the jokes are as blunt as the bowling ball that Ricky delivers to another wrestler's groin — they're testing out a dubious routine — they just slide into the story, becoming part of its textured realism Like its amiable, irresistible ménage, "Fighting With My Family" softens its rougher edges with humor.
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These moves have helped Mr. Veliz in his mission to mainstream tamales (and keep the business afloat), though no novelty can improve on his simplest items, like a rajas tamal, filled with a thick slab of queso blanco that softens and sprawls beneath a mix of sautéed jalapeños, tomatoes and onions.
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"If America wants a trade agreement with the European Union, which I think is very desirable – I want it – at the same time you are back to the same issue on the border if you do anything that dampens or softens the Good Friday Agreement," Democratic Congressman Richard Neal was quoted as saying.
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But his face instantly softens when you strike upon something he finds interesting and provocative, like a challenging interpretation of a lyric, or when you notice an easy-to-miss subtlety about his music, like the amount of time it takes for the drums to arrive on some of his best songs.
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Surrounding them are other fine performers, including the strong-voiced C. Mingo Long as Delray, Felicia's protective older brother; Arthur L. Ross as Bobby, a janitor at Huey's radio station who later becomes a singing sensation; and Kathryn Markey as Gladys, Huey's mother, who starts out a bigot but later softens her stand.
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And he wants to make sure that he softens the ground on which the report will land in front of the President who, as anyone who has lived on Planet siEarth over these last few years knows, is deeply bothered by even the idea that a special counsel was formed in the first place.
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Her hands, which place the pot on the table and seem to flow along it, her feet, which stride along the floor and seem to stick to it, and her head, which wants to drive her right out of this place but softens, fusing and melting under her very, very tightly tied head scarf.
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Some of these movies — "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (on Friday and Saturday), with its wintry gas station finale, or "Remember the Night" (on Friday and Saturday), in which Fred MacMurray's tough-minded assistant district attorney softens and brings Barbara Stanwyck's shoplifter home for Christmas — never get old, and others are older than you might think.
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The Yogyakarta-based Yogja Hip Hop Foundation has taken recent stardom to a level of media-consciousness reminiscent of American groups, with a new full-length film, CDs, T-shirts and online videos of rapping on an M.T.A. bus straight out of Bushwick, Brooklyn, accompanied by an omnipresent gamelan track that softens anything that sounds defiant.
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The man almost throws the woman forward in a jumping lift that arrives (in profile to the audience) on one point, the other leg stretched behind her in arabesque; but then she turns her head back to look at him over her shoulder as he comes close to her, and she softens the line of her raised leg.
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But from the moment the New Hampshire Republican rolls her carry-on bag to the airport gate for her flight back home, Ms. Ayotte's face softens, her gaze broadens and she chats with half her fellow passengers, all of whom she seems to know — lobbyists, college students, someone who has noticed her daughter's basketball game has improved.
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It's also a powerful moment to witness as a woman — Buffy slamming the historical decisions of men in favor of giving women the opportunities they should have been entitled to all along — and softens the blow of saying goodbye to our favorite Scoobies with a reminder to embrace our inner warrior with a little help from our friends.
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With apron on and sleeves rolled high (biscuits are a messy business), I dig my hands into the flour and butter and mash, squeeze, smoosh and press the ingredients together, watching the cold butter jump from my fingers at first and then feeling it yield as it warms and softens and I fall into the rhythm of it.
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Congressional Republicans will surely push him to repeal Obamacare and cut taxes, his more extreme supporters may cry foul if he softens his stances—last week, the far-right, usually pro-Trump media outlet Breitbart ran a headline that said "BROKEN PROMISE" in response to reports that Trump wouldn't encourage the prosecution of his former opponent Hillary Clinton.
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Obscure religious practices, sexual abuse, multiple victims, and eventually having to adapt back to the real world — the series softens the blow of these things with a catchy theme song and the enigma that is Titus Andromedon, but they come from real events Ahead are five true stories of kidnapping, and eventual rescue, that have an eerie resemblance to Kimmy's story.
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The Federal Reserve may need to cut interest rates if the U.S. economy softens, the president of the Chicago Fed, Charles Evans, said in remarks that focused on his concern over persistently weak inflation, while St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said the U.S. central bank's policy rate is "a little tight" and that current readings of inflation are uncomfortably low.
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When he writes to a friend, soon after his marriage, of what it is like to lie in a dry bed after years of sleeping on a pile of damp, mildewed straw, and when, elsewhere, he speaks of the surprise of turning over in bed and seeing a pair of pigtails on the pillow next to his, your heart softens toward this dyspeptic man.
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And once "Christopher Robin" softens its insufferable, needlessly cynical conception of the title character, it offers more or less what a Pooh reboot should: a lot of nostalgia, a bit of humor (Brad Garrett's vocal deadpanning as Eeyore is a standout) and tactile computer animation that, even for the effects-jaded, makes it look as if the actors are interacting with real stuffed animals.
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Just a few weeks after finally reaching its goal of building 5,000 Model 3 sedans in a week, Tesla has hit another threshold: Earlier this month, it sold its 200,000th car in the US. This milestone, however, is more cause for concern than celebration: From here on out, Elon Musk's customers will start to lose access to the $7,500 federal tax credit that softens the blow of buying an expensive electric.
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The decision, confirming a Reuters report last week, means there will be no harmonised minimum level of banks' assets that can be wiped out by regulators when a lender is wound down, a move that slightly softens requirements for banks The Single Resolution Board, the EU body in charge of winding down banks, had previously stated that 8 percent should be the minimum requirement, mirroring similar requests from the European Banking Authority.
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Yet such a vertical tasting — as distinguished from a horizontal one, in which many wines from a single vintage are sampled — offers invaluable insights into some of wine's greatest mysteries, which, even with all the advantages of modern science and technology, have yet to be understood: We know that the gradual exposure to air over time softens the tannins in a firm red like Lafite, made primarily of cabernet sauvignon with varying degrees of merlot, cabernet franc and petit verdot.
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House impeachment vote likely to take place during Trump rally White House softens calls for lengthy Senate impeachment trial MORE told reporters Monday that the White House sees "no reason" for acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneySchumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics Senate GOP blasts impeachment: 'The mob took over the House' Pelosi noncommittal on delivering impeachment articles to Senate MORE and three other witnesses to testify at a Senate impeachment trial as requested by the top Democrat in the Senate.
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