That'll help them stay fresh for up to two weeks!
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It is very hard to stay fresh in that way.
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On the road, Pigeon likes to stay fresh, funky and colorful.
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He also understands the need for The Voice to stay fresh.
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To stay fresh, he plans a break before the French Open.
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That's a big component in this, to stay fresh and to endure.
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Archer Roose wines also stay fresh up to six weeks after opening.
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If I don't stay fresh, you'll be the first to tell me.
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For instance, he goes to bed at 8:30 to stay fresh.
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They stay fresh for several months, so [Amazon] won't have a problem.
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Put into the fridge, they'll stay fresh for up to a week.
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They stay fresh on the tree for weeks, but ripen quickly once harvested.
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The company claims avocados will stay fresh for 10 days after the process.
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My goal is to stay fresh, to stay relevant, to stay on fire.
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That will help your food stay fresh longer if the power goes out.
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It&aposs where he goes to work out, to stay fresh, to test material.
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Flats, by nature of being sockless hot-weather shoes, don't stay fresh for long.
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Forcing yourself to remember things periodically helps them to stay fresh in your brain.
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" In some cases, it even does say that, like the zipper bags labeled, "Stay Fresh.
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Forget 30-minute delivery — Army regulations say it has to stay fresh for 36 months.
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From mini games to more traditional exercises, it manages to stay fresh and varied as well.
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Such versatility was a necessity to get work and stay fresh, Campbell said in an interview.
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Its contents stay fresh for five years and are housed in a military-grade messenger bag.
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The packs stay fresh for five to six days after delivery, and hang inside the press.
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It's juggling a lot of things and I'm trying to stay fresh on the golf course.
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But there's enough depth and delirium in this music for it to stay fresh, even today.
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The company says that its produce will stay fresh two to three times longer than untreated produce.
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There's also a useful "Stay Fresh" button that'll sync up those playlist updates before you head out.
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" The same writer goes on, "A girl with a neat line in pre-packaged, stay fresh sexuality.
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But executives say these initiatives are part of bigger strategies to stay fresh and reach younger customers.
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So that's a big component in this, that to stay fresh and to endure you need [stamina].
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That means discussions stay fresh and varied, with a range of perspectives, passions and areas of expertise.
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Kuvée wines stay fresh for up to 30 days after opening, so everyone gets what they want.
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But there's enough depth and delirium in this music for it to stay fresh, our critic writes.
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All roses are sourced from Ecuador and are carefully preserved to stay fresh for an entire year.
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Each pitcher makes six 8-ounce servings and will stay fresh, if refrigerated, for up to seven days.
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"In an artistic sport like figure skating, the most difficult thing to do is stay fresh," Radford said.
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Below, Tamaryn talks about all of the things she needs to stay fresh and colorful on the road.
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From studying last minute, things tend to stay fresh in my brain allowing me to remember things better.
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The mineral salts eliminate and block odor so you can stay fresh smelling for up to 24 hours.
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These are personalized, endless streams based on your own tastes – and they're updated regularly to stay fresh, Spotify notes.
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If you're trying to stay fresh and hone the right programming skills, these are the technologies to focus on:
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Regular avocados stay fresh for three to four days on the shelf and seven to 10 days in the fridge.
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KEEP a tomato cool in a refrigerator and it will stay fresh far longer than it would at room temperature.
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"For all its global prestige, the concours' leadership recognizes the need to stay fresh, to attract younger enthusiasts," he said.
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Even by that standard, the date is a rough guess, so many foods will stay fresh past the predicted day.
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The overall effect is that little oxygen comes in contact with the wine, supposedly allowing it to stay fresh longer.
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I think Jeff Bezos has evolved, or he evolved and stay fresh in that role, and has obviously continued to.
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This is one of the reasons that I love to design multiple shows, as it helps me to stay fresh.
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We've lined up the best deals on fragrances, grooming products, and more, to make sure you stay fresh and relaxed.
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Dafoe wants her husband to get enough sleep so that he can stay fresh and focused on researching the disease.
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"I think that Derrick has to be 23, 24 years old, so I hope that his legs stay fresh," Vrabel said.
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The coffee will also stay fresh for up to two weeks, so you don't have to worry about it going bad.
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And with the promise of free updates and DLC in the future, ARMS looks like it'll stay fresh for long time.
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Her products, which are sold in jars to stay fresh, are garnering interest among chefs and consumers in Europe and America.
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To stay fresh, connected and in touch with the people they represent, a little shake-up is good for a party.
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This is especially true with groceries that need to stay fresh and prescription drugs that customers need to take right away.
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Growers in California developed "iceberg" lettuce in 211970, advertising that it could stay fresh as it crossed the country by rail.
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"While we are still a nostalgic and iconic candy, we continue to stay fresh and current for today's consumers," she said.
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The result is that players stay fresh and ready for anything — even three pitchers playing the outfield in the same game.
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It was designed with an eye on impact absorption, so feet will stay fresh even after hitting the pavement for miles.
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It also boasts the brand new "Stay Fresh" feature, which wakes up the Mighty every night to automatically refresh your synced music.
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Soaps, scrubs and treatments perform even better, so your highlights stay fresh longer and your hair and skin feel softer than ever.
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Like any plant you're trying to keep alive, herbs stay fresh longer when stored with their stems in a glass of water.
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Rodriguez's absence has allowed Carlos Beltran, 39, to shift mostly from right field to designated hitter, allowing his legs to stay fresh.
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This women-owned service offers vegan sauv blanc, pinot noir, and rosé in pouches that stay fresh for 30 days after opening.
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He vacuum sealed the cash he received and buried it in his backyard, hundreds of thousands of dollars guaranteed to stay fresh.
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"I think physically, this is my first year, and I'm trying to figure out how to stay fresh for every game," he said.
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Pasteurised foods, with and without the addition of acetic acid, do stay fresh longer; that which is not pasteurised is still, sometimes, unsafe.
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"Fashion in general is always evolving and so our industry had to evolve to kind of keep up and stay fresh," Turini says.
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This is in no small part due to its ability to stay fresh to its players and spectators, despite being 15 years old.
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As far as a tree that will stay fresh and holds on to its needles, Fraser firs are at the top of the list.
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When those guys manage to stay fresh (at least, to me) on their 15th album, it makes me feel like I'm 20 years younger.
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Management reshuffles aren't rare at Alibaba, which prides itself on rotating executives every few months to stay fresh and agile in a competitive environment.
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But what if a filter paper could make the contents of your fruit bowl and salad drawer stay fresh for another couple of days?
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This also led scientists to invent air conditioning, so refrigeration not only helps our food stay fresh, it helps us beat the heat as well.
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Xi'an Famous Foods is famous for its noodles, and takes them pretty seriously — even discouraging takeout orders with noodles, as they won't stay fresh long.
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Just as their K-pop heroes constantly cycle through various "concepts" to stay fresh, students can opt among styles such as hiphop, urban and zumba.
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By building its own native games inside its app, Snapchat may have found another way to stay fresh and fun in the eyes of teens.
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He had to work on all these different tones and then we then dyed my hair every week so it would stay fresh for [XXX].
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You can't just give A.G. Cook a ring if you're looking for a bit of glossy art-world edginess and expect things to stay fresh.
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Newly discovered chemical antioxidants slowed the bread's fermentation and the development of plastic polymers allowed loaves to stay fresh even longer as they were transported.
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But most meats don't stay fresh for very long and even those kept in the freezer for an extended period of time can go bad.
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Now that that's over, Won says he's spending some time away from the game in order to combat burnout and stay fresh for next year.
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So, we asked our favorite makeup artists, who are frequent wedding guests themselves, to find out what they keep in their own bags to stay fresh.
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By tracking pizza-lovers on the street, Domino's can wait until the last moment to start cooking and ensure orders stay fresh, the company said Thursday.
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Since Ryan is currently touring with Charlie Puth, we caught up with her about what items she needs to stay fresh and fly on the road.
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The company has an in-house design team that's constantly cooking up new ideas, and which works with creators on Etsy and Kickstarter to stay fresh.
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In general, some types of bread will stay fresh for longer than othersSourdough bread, Reid noted, is more resilient against mold than other types of bread.
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" A 2752 ad in Weight Watchers magazine suggests readers "bust stress with a midday workout" and then "stay fresh post-exercise by applying Johnson's Baby Powder.
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If your schedule is hectic and you miss a couple of mornings, the brewed coffee will stay fresh in your Takeya for up to two weeks.
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Kate Evans, a Washington State researcher who co-led the Cosmic Crisp&aposs development, said the new apple will stay fresh for 10 to 12 months.
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This box of roses curated by Rose Box comes straight from Ecuador, each stem carefully preserved to stay fresh for an entire year without any maintenance.
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I avidly read opinion and discussion and editorial content about scifi, to stay on the right track and stay fresh in my personal knowledge, insights and opinions.
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Our customers have learned that [Fraser firs] stay fresh, they smell best and stay green and hold ornaments the best, so they usually end up taking those.
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The J8006HDC model runs at a slow 80 RPM and uses no heat while extracting nutrients, allowing your juice to stay fresh for up to 72 hours.
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In order to be successful, podcast ads have to be relevant to the show they&aposre placed in and stay fresh, even in back catalogs, Vanover said.
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A divorce, postnatal depression, and the crushing pressure of trying to stay fresh-faced in a society that has gone tits up will do that to a person.
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Many women use the powder on their inner thighs to prevent chafing, while others sprinkle it on their perineum, sanitary pads or underwear to stay "fresh" and dry.
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Shop vitamins at Care/of hereTo ensure its vitamins stay fresh and protected, personalized health startup Care/of covers its daily packs with moisture- and oxygen-resistant film.
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They&aposre usually marketed as a way to stay fresh during the day or after the gym, but they almost always turn out to be like baby wipes.
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Why you'll love it: Lavanila The Healthy Deodorant Sport Luxe uses a blend of natural antimicrobial and antibacterial ingredients to help you stay fresh through a tough workout.
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Though they selected the best of the bunch for the pub's opening menu, other items are in the works so that the restaurant continues to "stay fresh," he said.
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In today's hectic digital world of likes, comments and sweet, sweet shares, in order to stay fresh and grow your Facebook page you've got to be interesting and original.
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I eat a leftover doughnut (how do Entenmann's stay fresh for 50 years in an open box?), grab a nectarine from the fridge, and drink a cup of coffee.
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Order the beers online and get them delivered right to your door in 67-ounce mini kegs that will stay fresh, cold, and carbonated for up to three weeks.
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That's a long time to stay fresh and innovative, but every January at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, manufacturers try their hardest to make them exciting again.
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Fear that I'll damage my hair with frequent appointments, and fear that the color won't stay fresh for long, rendering the endeavor a total waste of time and money.
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Like the girl in the video, we find ourselves swapping and changing our style to stay fresh and current – a hairstyle can really complete any look, but at a price.
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I froze the smoothies (they feature bananas, frozen strawberries, tangerine and carrot juices, nonfat Greek yogurt, and a few handfuls of raw spinach) in mason jars so they stay fresh.
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From products that ensure your alcoholic beverages stay fresh to those that help you actually create them, there are many ways to improve anyone's liquid happiness for the coming decade.
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If you're not turned off by paying $180 for a wine dispenser you have to periodically recharge, Kuvée does claim those cartridges will stay fresh for up to 30 days.
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Washington apple growers hope the Cosmic Crisp, a new breed of apple that can supposedly stay fresh for 10 to 12 months in the refrigerator, takes over the global market.
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"I had no idea what shelf life was, [and I] called the pet food company…They proudly told me this pet food would stay fresh for 25 years," Thixton told CNBC.
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Whether you're a cheese aficionado or someone who occasionally uses the stuff, one thing is for sure — you want it to stay fresh and great-tasting for as long as possible.
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This is just the Memphis rapper checking in to stay fresh in your memory, and while nothing on Don't Think That pushes his sound forward, there aren't really any duds either.
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Social media companies face the same challenge in reverse: How do you change things just enough to stay fresh without shifting your platform so much that you alienate your core fanbase?
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Singh, who was born Christopher Sanborn, says that his water will stay fresh for "one lunar cycle" before it turns green, because it's not the "dead water" that we're used to.
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Kasich has kept his political organization active, met with national security and foreign policy experts to stay fresh on global affairs, and spent considerable time in New Hampshire, the first primary state.
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You can track what's in your fridge and how long it will stay fresh in your app, which also gives you tips and recipes on how you can use what you've stored.
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As Paul and Harden will do throughout the 2017-18 season, the Rockets can stagger all three superstars, reducing minutes, lowering usage rates, and allowing each to stay fresh on the defensive end.
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But for sure, the conversation has to stay fresh, it has to stay continuous, it has to be persistent, and we all have a responsibility to make sure that happens in our communities.
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This 28-ounce container can make up to 14 servings in one go, so serving guests will be easy — and cold brew leftovers stay fresh in the fridge for up to two weeks.
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To help their seam at the top stay fresh, there are scuff guards (in lieu of gaiters) at the ankles to keep rocks, sediment, and brush from getting in or tearing them up.
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The three team members rotated during the race Le Mans-style to try and stay fresh but in the dense summer humidity, it proved a tough battle for even the most experienced racers.
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This versatile 11-piece set comes with a power base, a cross blade, two party mugs with comfort lip rings, three stay-fresh resealable lids, and a tall cup that's ideal for making smoothies.
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Master Class The next avocados you buy at a grocery store might stay fresh at least twice as long as they used to, and it's all because James Rogers didn't listen to his mother.
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Collins said Syndergaard, like his fellow starter Steven Matz, would cut back on his work between starts to limit wear and tear so he can stay fresh for the second half of the season.
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Calyxt plans to sell the oil from its gene-edited soybeans to food companies and has a dozen more gene-edited crops in the pipeline, including high-fibre wheat and potatoes that stay fresh longer.
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"They need to buy a lot of different styles and probably only wear them a couple times so their Instagram feeds can stay fresh," Richard Saghian, Fashion Nova's founder, said in an interview last year.
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Calyxt plans to sell the oil from its gene-edited soybeans to food companies and has a dozen more gene-edited crops in the pipeline, including high-fiber wheat and potatoes that stay fresh longer.
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Dr. Haya Friedman, a researcher at Israel's Volcani Institute, also known as the Agricultural Research Organization (ARO), told Reuters that the genetically-altered bananas can stay fresh for at least double the time of normal bananas.
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He has prioritized Rio, cutting way back on his clay-court schedule this year to try to stay fresh and healthy for the Olympics and the United States Open, which will come in rapid succession in August.
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GM is playing catch up to Ford, Google, Uber, Apple, Tesla, and other companies that have a head start in the race for autonomy, and taking on Lyft as its sidekick is a way to stay fresh.
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Our relationship now spans 25 years, and our goals have changed a lot since then: We are no longer the new kid on the block; we have to reconfigure things so we stay fresh in people's minds.
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The brand, which has mistakenly mailed free razors intended for 18-year-old men to middle-aged women, has tried to stay fresh by experimenting with personalized 3-D-printed razor handles and designing blades for sensitive skin.
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To help your items last longer and stay fresh (and alleviate the dread you'll feel when you have to put on that giant coat you kept in the basement all summer), it's imperative that you clean everything before you store it.
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The act of just keeping in touch will help you stay fresh in people's minds, so that when you do send an email requesting a reference or seeking some career advice, it doesn't seem to come out of the blue.
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"Warm smells are smells you'd wear in the cold to warm you up—think spices, amber, deep resins, vanilla... and cold smells are smells that you'd tend to wear in the warmth of summer to stay fresh/cool," Zappas says.
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In the last four or five years, a lot of people have recognized that you want to play with other talented players, you want to stay fresh, and it only takes one or two plays to put you on an N.F.L. draft board.
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"Mentally she has to stay fresh and mentally excited when the grand slams start, because they are the goal," Mouratoglou told a group of reporters after Serena's 6-4, 6-4 victory over her sister Venus Williams gave her a seventh Australian Open title.
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But just as it's in the nature of three-camera sitcoms to draw in thick lines, smart TV creators (and Lorre and his BBT partner Bill Prady are certainly that) also understand that one-dimensional characters and gags don't stay fresh for very long.
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"That's why we always look so good at the end, because we're still getting stronger, or at least maintaining, where other teams are not lifting, possibly, or they're backing off because they want to stay fresh for the tournament," said Kimball, the strength and conditioning coach.
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More from Tonic: As I'm sure you can imagine, people are getting their faces into all sorts of places during a play party and, being a courteous bunch, play party attendees make a good faith effort to stay fresh for whomever they get up close and personal with next.
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After so much talk about LeBron James resting this season, the juggernaut of a forward played all 12 minutes of the first quarter and was back out scoring the first two points of the second quarter as Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry took a seat on the bench to stay fresh.
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They've set about scolding us about scolds, whining about whiners, and complaining about complaints because they would rather cling to material that was never going to stay fresh and funny forever than adapt to changing audiences, a new set of critical concerns, and a culture that might soon leave them behind.
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Because I'm the child of immigrants and grew up abroad, I have always thought of the United States as a country that belongs first to its newcomers — the people who strain hardest to become a part of it because they realize that it's precious; and who do the most to remake it so that our ideas, and our appeal, may stay fresh.
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Facebook has also run surveys asking which of two News Feed surveys people like better Facebook has also run surveys asking which of two News Feed surveys people like better Facebook has also run surveys about whether people think certain posts are ads, or which of two posts they'd rather see This algorithmic tuning has allowed Facebook's feed to stay fresh after nearly a decade.
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