Our country has to straighten out, and we have to straighten out fast.
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Iran should straighten out because, frankly, they're in very bad position right now and they should straighten it out, because they could straighten it out very easily.
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I straighten my hair, but every time you straighten your hair, you're killing your curls.
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I don't always straighten my hair for job interviews, but if it's a job I really want, I do straighten my natural hair instead of doing a twist out.
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And we think this election will be something that will, with time — with time, straighten it out and straighten it out for good 'cause our veterans have been treated very unfairly.
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To start, the White House needs to straighten itself out.
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I straighten up my hair and throw on some clothes.
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The chromophore can't just straighten back out on its own.
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Despite the constant harassment to straighten her hair, Phetla refused.
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I told him I would straighten up and fly right.
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Pixelmator Pro will detect the horizon to straighten your photos.
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But at some point ,we have to straighten it out.
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There, presumably, some good parental discipline would straighten her out.
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My right elbow cracks every time I straighten my arm.
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When I do straighten it, I just get a blowout.
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Straighten the tentacles and place on top of the citrus.
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Yet he kept coming by, insisting he would straighten up.
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But it is crooked and he has to straighten it.
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I'm not going to straighten it to make anyone comfortable.
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It took a new face to have everyone straighten up.
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And we're gonna straighten out the V.A. for our veterans.
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The next morning she could not straighten her left arm.
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I'm going to see if a cast will help straighten it.
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But when I straighten my hair, it's down to my collarbone.
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Slowly, she drew her robe closed and tried to straighten up.
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And we're going to straighten out the VA for our veterans.
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In Photos, you can straighten the photo using the Touch Bar.
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"I'm going to straighten things out before it happens," he said.
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They just have to straighten up and disclose relationships going forward.
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No producer ever told me I had to straighten my hair….
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Straighten out a massive, crooked business that preys on the poor.
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Posture check: Un-slump those shoulders and straighten up that neck.
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In the game you can curl, grow, straighten, shave and wash.
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And almost nobody is demanding that he straighten his position out.
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Now it's a matter of trying to straighten out the story.
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I put my hair in a ponytail and straighten it again.
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"We want the publisher to straighten this out," Mr. Goldbetter said.
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I shower, wash my face, put on makeup, and straighten my hair.
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We just want him to go down there and straighten himself out.
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I call in to straighten everything out, and eventually, the pizza arrives.
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CVS Health is about to make it easier to straighten your teeth.
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I start making pasta, check my phone, and straighten up my place.
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Plus, it's powerful enough to straighten out stiff cotton, linen, and denim.
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They literally tried for three hours to straighten my hair like hers.
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After dinner, we play and I do the dishes and straighten up.
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I finally get up, make some coffee, and straighten up my room.
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Top Republicans have called on Trump to straighten out his flailing campaign.
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Beware of stylists that straighten your curly hair first, then cut it.
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Her mom put her in dance classes to help straighten her spine.
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But we have a lot of things we have to straighten out.
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Weisselberg added that the foundation would "straighten it out" with the IRS.
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" She added, "Would I straighten up the White House in 14 days?
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I'm not going to straighten my curly hair to look more professional.
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RN can only straighten that place out if he gets four appointments.
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How can something detangle, smooth, and straighten your hair all at once?
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"It'll take a junkyard dog to straighten this country out," he said.
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Maybe they need it a couple more years, to straighten out stuff.
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It takes six months, on average, to straighten teeth and costs $1,850.
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Lift the crown of the head up and straighten through the spine.
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" He assured his fans Saturday that "we're gonna straighten all this out.
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"We haven't had our children yet," he said, trying to straighten up.
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On Pro Football The N.F.L. tried to straighten up its messy bed.
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Listen, Donald, you need to straighten up and stop with this foolishness.
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The ribbon got twisted, and no one thought to straighten it out.
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" "A buzzard took a monkey for a ride in the air/ The monkey thought that everything was on the square/ The buzzard tried to throw the monkey off of his back/ The monkey grabbed his neck and said, 'Now listen, Jack'/ Straighten up and fly right/ Straighten up and stay right/ Straighten up and fly right/ Cool down, papa, don't you blow your top.
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It took months for the company to straighten out issues with the device.
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I load the dishwasher, clean the fridge, get dressed, and straighten my hair.
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Elway recently underwent a non-surgical treatment to attempt to straighten his fingers.
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"You're going to straighten out your life," he remembers his father telling him.
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Case in point: Ervin allowed Biles to straighten his hair live on Instagram.
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I suspect you have a department that's really looking to straighten things out.
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Others expressed their concern about Kardashian choosing to straighten her eldest daughter's hair.
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Straighten up and fly right The images come in quick succession after that.
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Bring the dumbbell back above your head and straighten out your legs. Repeat.
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If your hair is curly, use a flat iron to straighten your strands.
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Mercury retrograde is making your love life weird, but it'll straighten out soon.
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Obama opted to straighten her hair throughout her time in the public eye.
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Don't straighten it because after a while, you don't get your curls back.
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Blue-state voters need to straighten out their own state and local governments.
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Now that Venus retrograde is over, your finances will begin to straighten out.
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Even a visit from pitching coach Larry Rothschild could not straighten him out.
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For two years, she prayed I'd meet a girl to "straighten" me out.
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I straighten my hair and do my makeup, and I'm ready super early.
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I straighten my hair and throw on a cheetah print dress and Vans.
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When my last child leaves for college, I'll straighten out my books. Maybe.
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"We will straighten it out," he said of the imbalance in automotive trade.
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Thankfully, a waitress noticed the ruckus and rushed over to straighten things out.
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I don't though, especially since I could never straighten my hair that perfectly.
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"Every time I'd catch myself getting this slanted, really pronounced mouth, I would figure out a way to straighten the word out — straighten my mouth out through the word and kind of correct that so it wasn't as pronounced," he says.
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" He said he was thankful to have lived to see "…Negroes in Albany, Georgia straighten their backs up, because whenever men and women straighten their backs they are going somewhere because a man can't ride your back unless it is bent.
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The kids run around while I straighten up around the house a little bit.
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"Don't straighten her hair too much it'll ruin her curls 😫," the fan advised.
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She did everything she could to try straighten me out as a young adult.
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And my grandmama said, 'Get back down in that hole and straighten it up.
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I put on a full face of makeup, straighten my hair, and get dressed.
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"She mischaracterized who I was, and I wanted to straighten her out," he said.
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His hands stay vertical and his elbows never straighten out at the wrong time.
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His fingers on his left hand cannot straighten, so he types with his knuckles.
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Pricewaterhousecoopers accountants Brian Cullinan (center) and Martha Ruiz (right) try to straighten this out.
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Using these eight techniques will allow you to straighten your hair without destroying it.
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Slowly straighten your knees and hips from under you back to the starting position.
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Slowly straighten your knees and hips from under you, back to the starting position.
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Things will straighten out soon, and you'll know which way you want to go.
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An abuelita who will straighten any sticky situation with the use of her chancla.
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Straighten your arms to raise your body as a unit to a locked elbow.
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Once I was done, I reminded myself why I don't straighten my hair regularly.
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Or maybe you just want to make a slight adjustment to straighten a picture.
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When handlers tried to straighten the float, it swung into a group of people.
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Thankfully, new Bachelor hero Hannah Ann Sluss is willing to straighten out this mess.
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Hungry, hurting and smelly, they struggle to straighten one another's uniforms, squaring their shoulders.
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"The good news is that the tower continues to straighten — if slightly," he said.
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And then you straighten up, fetch your invitation, and go to meet the Queen.
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This is a time to straighten our civic backbones and roll up our sleeves.
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They're starting to straighten the story out, but it has had a big run.
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If you do have thick hair, higher heat settings can help straighten those curls.
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"We will bring a lawsuit if he doesn't straighten his act out," Mr. Trump said.
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Remember when Kim confirmed North is only allowed to straighten her hair twice a year?
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To straighten the ends of Lively's hair, he used the T3 SinglePass Luxe flat iron.
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Sometimes I hear the dissonance; then I try to straighten it out in the morning.
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The Cardinals will look to straighten things out Tuesday night as they host Southern Illinois.
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As you roll your shoulders back, straighten your arms and open up your chest. 3.
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Straighten UpKoreans across this peninsula know it's all about the straight brows — no arches here.
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I don't mind helping the world, but we have to straighten out our country first.
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Slowly straighten your knees knees and hips from under you, back to the starting position.
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Slowly straighten your knees knees and hips from under you back to the starting position.
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As its handlers tried to straighten the float it swung into a group of spectators.
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They were able to curl the rock more, straighten it, or even slow it down.
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But it would take more than Washington's newly-minted deregulation cops to straighten Europe out.
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She had asked her younger brother, Ali, to straighten up her room for her arrival.
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I also straighten a part of my hair that got weird while I was sleeping.
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If you start to straighten up, then people will look at and treat you differently.
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To come up, slowly straighten your knees, bringing your feet back into a parallel position.
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Still, no one doubted that in the end, Italy would always straighten up and behave.
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He leaned close to give her a kiss and straighten her up in the bed.
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I do a zillion loads of laundry and straighten up the house while they nap.
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An archaeologist reached out to carefully straighten one small tablet in line with the others.
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I just want to try to straighten things out for everyone to get along together.
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I put my hair in a pony and straighten the tail cause it's looking wild.
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Another guy starts to direct me: Turn the wheel, up on the curb, straighten out.
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This styling iron has 33-inch plates, allowing it to do more than just straighten.
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This razor uses lift-and-trim technology to straighten out your hair for a even cut.
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Straighten up, lift your face, and hold the plastic plate at head level with one hand.
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What Happened: President Trump went to Puerto Rico to help straighten things up after Hurricane Maria.
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We (the children) are better at riding leaning camels so that we can straighten its route.
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He gets an interview with a headhunter so that he can maybe straighten his life out.
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I was told that my back was crooked, and my doctor was going to straighten it.
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" Harrison told Shields there's one catch ... "As long as you help me straighten out my striking!
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We straighten up and take out the garbage before loading up the car and heading out.
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And I knew it was up to me, despite my bad attitude, to straighten things out.
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Straighten your hair and pull the section at the crown of your head into a bun.
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I have friends with curly hair who straighten it within an inch of its frazzled life.
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While flat ironing, part your hair into small sections, and straighten from bottom to the top.
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Wrangle my hair, which is naturally curly, but I usually straighten it when I have time.
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It&aposs actually called a honing steel that&aposs used to straighten, not sharpen, the blade.
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And straighten house before we were back in the right place to all get back together.
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Bet you couldn't even tell I cropped this image down to straighten it out, could you?
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He said the government is attempting to straighten out the unusual hit to first quarter growth.
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Were I struggling with something equivalent today, it's quite possible exercise alone could straighten me out.
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The president says Johnson will "straighten" out Brexit after the "poor job" done by Theresa MAy.
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My other motive was selfish: I sleep terribly and needed some impetus to straighten me out.
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It took only fifteen minutes to straighten up the books and the dishes that had fallen.
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Straighten your legs, and squeeze them together so they form one line, with your heels flexed.
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He said he could not straighten his arm, and teammates would laugh at his bullpen sessions.
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I had to straighten out the food thing first, and later I'd deal with the exercise.
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Stress about these themes will come up this afternoon, but things should straighten out this evening.
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And for a painful second, he registers how much it hurts him to straighten up again.
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One might expect Dolan to sit them in a room to straighten some of this out.
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This afternoon is a great time to get work done and straighten out your schedule and budget.
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If you relax, straighten, dye, or otherwise over-process your hair, SLS shampoos can be extra drying.
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She swallows the urge to straighten the record and call out the New Yorkers as ungracious guests.
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"I was told, 'You need to straighten it for a classic and timeless look,&apos" she said.
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In a country traumatised by past economic shocks, Mr Macri promised to straighten all this out gradually.
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We chat for a while, they leave, and I straighten the mess of papers on my desk.
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F. and I shower and get dressed, I straighten my hair, and we are out the door.
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"You don't put on many necklaces, hon," Lynn joked as she reached up to straighten the medallion.
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If you can't have somebody straighten you out, and say, is this as complicated as I think?
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Our hair is the only part we can cut off, grow back, tease, color, curl and straighten.
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" Rachel, 21996 "I threw my back out in the middle of downward dog and couldn't straighten out.
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If I can kind of straighten things out with the iron play, hopefully, we'll be in business.
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"China has the power and we have to tell China to straighten out the situation," Trump continued.
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Plus, this overcrowding means there likely isn't room for an ironing board to straighten out inevitable wrinkles.
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That led to a series of unexpected incidents that took a decade to straighten out, it said.
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Black Widow, in the same movie, finds time to magically straighten her hair after showering at Sam's.
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One day, a fellow-colonist, the critic Kenneth Burke, told Podhoretz that he needed to straighten out.
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There are five presidents mixed up in Mr. Haight's puzzle, so go straighten out the other three.
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Rather than straighten out and begin to drive forward, the car continued in reverse through the intersection.
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Though the Pisa tower is on a reverse path, that doesn't mean it could ever completely straighten.
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"Not all Mexican immigrants are murderers and rapists — I just want to straighten that out," Goldberg shouted.
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"Iran should straighten out because frankly they are in a very bad position right now," Trump said.
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The front of grocery to the back of grocery—I have to straighten up every single thing.
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Grasp the gallon and, keeping it close to your body, slowly straighten, then lower it, and repeat.
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"Picking me up was a way to send a message to others to straighten up," he said.
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She told me to straighten my back, then to clasp my hands and raise them over my head.
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It's very painful when he tries to fully straighten my leg, so he suggests I do physical therapy.
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" Damage Control "When I was a kid, I begged my mom to let me chemically straighten my hair.
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I straighten my hair, put on makeup, and try on five different outfits, all of which I hate.
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Just spray on or rub in a little right before you straighten your hair to maximize its effects.
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For many years, I play with my hair — sometimes I wear an Afro and sometimes I straighten it.
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I brew coffee and then take a little extra time to straighten my hair and carefully apply makeup.
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After decades of media pressure for people to straighten their hair, the public is now embracing curly hair.
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" Trump added: "Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will.
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Either keep your knees bent, or straighten them out in from of you for a more difficult movement.
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Straighten your body, stretch, and notice how you place your feet on the floor one after the other.
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Cole suggests using a flat iron to straighten the ends of your hair, starting from the chin down.
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It's very easy to straighten out, or it's very easy for us to make it a lot worse.
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Trump on Saturday threatened a "rough July" for the RNC if it doesn't "straighten out" the delegate system.
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When the boy righted himself, she asked him to straighten his legs as far as they would go.
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We spoke to long-time Wurzels accordion player Tommy Banner to try to straighten things out a bit.
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Your teenagers can rock these luxury grills and straighten their pearly whites at the same time for $5003,000.
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On the weekends, she'll have to straighten up her prison cot by 10 AM. No maids, of course.
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Corn got a bit wind-blown last week, but sunshine will help straighten the plants back up again.
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Fernando calls me and I have to leave work to go to the clinic and straighten it out.
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One of the commitments I made is that we're gonna straighten out the whole situation for our veterans.
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At the turn of the century, women often used bacon grease, heavy oils, and butter to straighten hair.
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We interviewed at least 100 people, some good, some not so good, but we had a lot of talent, and we think this selection will be something that will, with time, with time, straighten it out and straighten it out for good, because our veterans have been treated very unfairly.
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And I do use a mini flat iron to straighten and curl, but I try to use minimal heat.
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Because this company is going to straighten itself out, and when it does, it's going to go much higher.
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I had three or four different surgeries on it and it's pretty good, but I can't straighten it fully.
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Air dry as you normally would, then use a curling or flat iron to define or straighten your bangs.
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Since its inception in 2014, SmileDirectClub says it has helped more than 300,000 people straighten and brighten their teeth.
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But for the first time in a while, I actually want to dive back in and straighten it up.
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But the major message from the earnings call appeared to be Musk attempting to straighten up and fly right.
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I should straighten my apartment, but I instead lay on my bed and play Candy Crush for 20 minutes.
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All I had to do was straighten and tighten the handlebars, attach the pedals, and adjust the seat height.
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"I am working to straighten out our quality control process," Samsung's mobile business chief Koh Dong-jin said then.
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Some of them are with their mothers, Mama Rose types who fluff their daughters' hair and straighten their outfits.
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Trump also said he would work to straighten out the trade imbalance in talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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When my mum used to straighten my hair, it would sizzle, and she would casually blow away the smoke.
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Because I straighten my hair a lot, I'm always told that it's my fault that my hair is broken.
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Straighten right leg back out to plank, and then bring right knee in and across body towards left triceps.
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If AIPAC doesn't straighten out its definition of "pro-Israel," it will impact the strategic balance presently favoring Israel.
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Offering little in the way of detailed policies, Trump promised to use his business savvy to straighten it out.
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If you start bending your back, the ears start fluttering and vibrating to remind you to straighten your spine.
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"Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will," the president said.
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She would also meticulously straighten the pink-and-white-striped rug that spanned the length of the train car.
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To straighten my body long enough to get the scan, doctors had to knock me out with general anesthesia.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and body in a line, straighten your arms, pressing your body away from the floor.
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What are some misconceptions about you and the MC25 that you wanted to really straighten out with this book?
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For Rocket, this is another example of how the company is looking to straighten and simplify its business more.
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Since its inception in 2014, SmileDirectClub says it has helped more than 100,5103 people straighten and brighten their teeth.
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"Ever since we got the ban in Arkansas, my crop has really progressed, started to straighten up," Burnham said.
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My routine is down to about 20 minutes if I shower the night before and don't straighten my hair.
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" Ann Kellash, Amy's sister, said she believes Trump "will straighten everything out and run the country like a business.
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Ms. Kraft helped a few straighten out their costumes, then guided them through the crowd up to the stage.
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"Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will," Trump told Goodwin.
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You can use the Photoshop app to remove red-eye or noise, adjust contrast, or crop and straighten images.
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Black news anchors, for instance, were historically told to straighten their hair if they wanted to get a job.
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My former boss says she'll straighten it all out and to go ahead and cash the check I received.
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In addition, the effort to finally straighten out our misdirected and self-destructive international tax rules is welcome news.
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I straighten up the house, which means folding and putting away the laundry I have done the previous day.
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Unable to straighten his knee, he wore a metal leg brace that allowed him to reach the gas pedal.
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It would straighten again, then the winds would blow it back to the point where it was flat again.
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"I went through a period of my life of wanting to fit in and straighten it," she told me.
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But is our collective historical knowledge really so backward that we need this many podcasts to straighten it out?
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For example, engineers from Google and Facebook have already done stints trying to straighten out the messy, inefficient government systems.
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At Etro, he didn't straighten natural curls (unlike in seasons past), and left strong haircuts more or less as is.
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There are products that can help us straighten up, things you can use at work, in class, around the house.
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As you straighten them, shoot your hips up towards the ceiling while squeezing your booty and keeping your abs engaged.
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I straighten my hair and do my makeup while A. showers, then get dressed and put on my new Uggs.
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I dry and straighten my hair, watch an episode of Game of Thrones, and head to bed around 21:2775.
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I re-straighten my hair, throw on mascara and brow gel, kiss P. once more, and head out the door.
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I somehow manage to straighten my hair in fifteen minutes, so I slap on makeup before heading out the door.
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I need to straighten up the guest room and my craft room, and generally clean the house up a bit.
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Or is he really trying to straighten things out, so he can then hand the power back to the people?
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President Obama should end his vacation early & get back to Washington to straighten out the ObamaCare catastrophe—or end it.
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Pix is able to straighten out the Post-its so you can better read the text scribbled on the note.
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Overseas, Obama confronts knotty diplomatic and military quandaries that he hopes to straighten out for the next commander in chief.
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Later this evening, after the announcement, Musk published another message to Trump on Twitter to try and straighten things out.
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We chat for a bit, and I take the dog for a short walk while they straighten up the house.
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"You dinosaurs need to straighten out," Mr. Fernandez said, shovel in hand, addressing the pile of dirt covering the track.
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You don't have to straighten your curls to be a banging bride on your big day (unless you want to).
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Plus, you can sharpen it and straighten the teeth on a sharpening stone—a rare feature for a bread knife.
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He didn't experience any problems during the start but he was unable to straighten his right arm the following day.
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If it is sliding too much, it will send a power to the front wheels to straighten the vehicle out.
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At the same time, straighten your right leg while pulling back through your heel as if you're sliding it backward.
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They added that Trump had time to straighten out his message for the long slog to the November 2020 election.
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"Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will," he told the Post.
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But while they may crop and straighten, none are using this idea of combining multiple angles to eliminate the glare.
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"Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will," Trump told the Post.
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They are also twice as likely to report social pressure to straighten their hair at work compared with white women.
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It opened up a world for the girls who feel they need to straighten their curls and add long extensions.
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Because I always damage my hair by the amount of heat that I use when I curl or straighten it.
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You don't have to turn out, you don't have to point your foot, you don't have to straighten your knee.
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I tried out the Candid aligner treatment last year to straighten my teeth, and it was truly a unique experience.
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I loved the convenience and the power I had to straighten my hair or wear my curls whenever I wanted.
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The aim of surgery was to straighten Takeuchi's spine and fix his posture, not to enable him to walk again.
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I'm a veteran, so I'm concerned about how he wants to straighten out the VA. That's very important to me.
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Fred Trump chose the strict boarding school in Cornwall-on-Hudson mainly to straighten out his unruly son, then 13.
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She turned the ceramic pots and planters herself and employed artisans in Brianza, in Italy's north, to straighten the bamboo.
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I crawled between a fallen tree and a web of creepers, and found that I could no longer straighten up.
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He must straighten himself out and come back to Peru and answer what the investigators are going to ask him.
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"I hope that we'll be able to straighten that out without using anybody else," Trump said at a press conference.
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I put away the laundry that my husband started and straighten up the house with Grey's Anatomy in the background.
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Perlmutter told her to email him the story because he's "trying to straighten things out" at the VA, she recalled.
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This material is ideal for those who have thick, curly, or natural hair that can be more difficult to straighten.
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So maybe they don't have the influence they think, but they really are -- they really have to straighten out their act.
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I call a salon I saw across the park to see if they'll wash and straighten my hair for me today.
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You could always count on him to straighten you out or make you laugh and both of those things I need.
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Infrastructures were built for able bodies, where legs could easily bend and straighten over curbs and stairs to underscore normative agility.
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While I put on my makeup and straighten my hair, I listen to NPR's Up First to catch up on headlines.
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Businessmen worry that Mr Wickremesinghe's painstaking but thankless efforts to straighten out the economy may be undone by more populist policies.
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At one point, she took the wheel in her hand from the passenger seat to straighten their car on the road.
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I wet it up, I can straighten it out, I color it up, I can jet black it... because I'm beautiful.
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Once he heads back to work, it's time to straighten my hair and begin to get myself ready for opening night.
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Before leaving, I wipe down the tables, straighten chairs, and turn off the lights so everything is ready for Monday morning.
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In microgravity, these muscles are prone to atrophy, and that causes the bones in the spine to stiffen and straighten out.
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Once in the rotate screen, you'll see several options at the bottom of it: Straighten, Rotate, Flip Horizontal, and Flip Vertical.
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How well they managed, collectively, to "straighten that place out" by reversing the Warren court's rights revolution is open to question.
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It uses hot air instead of heat, and this set has everything you need to dry, straighten, or curl your hair.
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Wrist Stretch: Take a moment to shake out your arms and then straighten your right arm out in front of you.
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That was, of course, done by a professional, but it typically takes me about an hour to straighten my hair myself.
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He may need a more experienced partner to straighten out the dining room, and to help him edit the menus, too.
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I straighten my hair, then put on a faux-Gucci headband that matches my Figs, blush, metallic Nikes, and pearl earrings.
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So maybe they don't have the influence they think, but they really are — they really have to straighten out their act.
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When I got old enough, I learned to straighten my hair myself, and I did so without question for a decade.
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"The world is in trouble, but we're going to straighten it out, O.K.?" he said at the prayer breakfast on Thursday.
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This app helps you "scan" a paper photo and then uses automatic techniques to find the edges and straighten the shot.
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When he walked through the door, Tiny turned and pretended to straighten the hair products on the table behind her chair.
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He skipped classes his first semester, and only after he was placed on academic probation did he start to straighten up.
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Her mother took her children away and threatened to keep them if she did not sober up and straighten out her life.
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In one motion, twist your shoulders to the right, and straighten your right leg (as shown), keeping your thighs and knees together.
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If you're unfamiliar with the machine, hydraulic presses use a hydraulic cylinder and a small pedestal to crush, straighten or mold metals.
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At 2-1 in the fourth set, Nadal stopped serving during a game because he couldn&apost straighten his left middle finger.
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Because I was going to finally straighten out shit that happened to me all my life and should not have never happened.
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"I'm gonna straighten his curls," she tells us — but by the end, she's saying "put it back" as his hair frizzes up.
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When I get out, I put my hair in a few big braids to let it air dry before I straighten it.
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Align Technology is the maker of Invisalign, the system of clear, removable aligners used to straighten teeth without the need for braces.
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Then there's the Soft smoothing brush to add volume to fine hair, and a Firm smoothing brush to straighten frizzy, curly hair.
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If you try to straighten your hair before it's fully dry, odds are your hair won't take to the heat as easily.
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Then, if any strand of my hair begins to coil, I pull my flat iron out again to straighten it into submission.
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So you know, there are a lot of things wrong and I believe that I will be able to straighten it out.
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The unmistakably critical eye the movie lends to parents who straighten their children's hair goes a step further than other notable commentaries.
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By telling this child to straighten her back and lift her chin, she is growing into something different beyond her own imagination.
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For African American women who, like Lamb, straighten their hair, there are strategies for preventing hair from getting wet during a workout.
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"One of the commitments I made is that we're going to straighten out the whole situation for our veterans," Trump said Wednesday.
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For a while I would pull it back, load up on hair spray and wear a bike helmet to straighten it out.
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They straighten their shoulders when he passes them begging on the street, and police themselves when one of their number becomes unruly.
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But like many babies exposed to drugs, his muscles are tense, and his teachers massage him and straighten his arms and legs.
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According to a Vatican official, the pope told Father Cardenal, "You must straighten out your position with the church," The A.P. reported.
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The iron has a rounded barrel and floating plates, letting it glide through hair easily to straighten or create a textured style.
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T3 is another of our favorite brands, and this flat iron is designed to totally straighten your hair in just one pass.
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But if your hair is relatively easy to work with and straighten, you might want to stick with a cheaper flat iron.
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"If we could straighten out the press in our country, we would have a place that would be so incredible," he said.
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He even came close, he said, to being fired on the first movie, until his agents flew in to straighten him out.
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When Tegan would go through a dark stage, and be a little more chaotic, I would straighten up and be more disciplined.
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I went outside with my juice and sat at a table, watching the saleswoman straighten bottles of Enzymatic Tonic and Gracious Greens.
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"I promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out," Kelly, 52, told reporters outside the jail after he walked out.
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From here, Lok encourages you to breathe deeply and straighten the curve in your lower spine by moving your hips slightly forward.
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But if we do [tax reform], we do welfare reform, we straighten out health care, we do some infrastructure, we'll be conservative.
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The ½ inch plates allow the BaBylissPro Mini to get close to the scalp, so it will straighten hair from root to tip.
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For those with longer hair, it may take a little more time to straighten than it would with a normal-sized straightener.
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It's like if your brother's an alcoholic and your parents call you to help straighten him out because you don't drink anymore.
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Microsoft's dominant Windows platform, in particular, was a home for all manner of bugs and problems that required IT people to straighten out.
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From there, straighten your legs to stand, shifting your weight into your left leg, and extending your right leg out to the side.
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I don't think I've ever managed to correctly straighten my own hair with a normal brush and a normal blow dryer at home.
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But some fans were upset to see Woods straighten her teeth after publicly defending her look and announcing she would never alter them.
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" She continues, "I remember looking at my hair in the sink and thinking 'Oh my gosh, why did she want to straighten it?
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Reuters photo of the dayPrometheus the barber A Palestinian barber uses fire to straighten the hair of a customer in Rafah, Gaza Strip.
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BAIER: Senator Lankford try to straighten that out about the difference in the committees, saying that they were looking at a specific area.
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is constantly being turned into an ice cream cone, and we always seem to want to straighten it.
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If you're looking to straighten curly hair, the main thing to note is that a blowout and silk press are sisters — not twins.
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The technology isn't perfect, though — horizontal photos get rotated when you import them into Snapchat, and there's no way to straighten them out.
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One is a "repentance moment," at which point a porn addict might decide she's going to straighten up and stop offending the Lord.
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I decide I want to actually straighten and do my hair today, since I'm not coming freshly showered with dripping hair from Pilates.
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You'll know who you need to talk to in order to straighten things out—but do it earlier in the day, not later.
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It also found that one in five Black women felt social pressure to straighten their hair for work—beyond explicit policies requiring it.
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After a recent visit to the doctor, she came to discover that her full-time brace was not helping to straighten her spine.
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Today, when I smell that sulfuric odor of the chemicals used to straighten out nappy black hair, it kind of makes me nostalgic.
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"You'd better get going, and you'd better straighten out the system because the people want their vote," he told the crowd in Syracuse.
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"They are now trying to get away (from) the shadow banking, they are trying to straighten up the investment products, and all that."
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It's no surprise, then, that a handful of venture-backed startups are now vying for the opportunity to straighten and whiten your teeth.
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My hair isn't fully dry yet, so I decide to wait and see if it'll air dry before I have to straighten it.
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Women are avoiding dangerous chemicals that damage their hair and have been frequently used in salons to straighten or otherwise "control" black hair.
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My mom always took me to my aunt to get perms, or she would straighten my hair on the stove with an iron.
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Some of your co-workers, who may have been excusing their pilferage to themselves, will be encouraged to straighten out and fly right.
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Office Lens was already available in a standalone mobile app that does things like straighten out photos of paper documents, whiteboards and business cards.
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If you choose to straighten your curls, you already know what a pain in the ass it can be in the middle of August.
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" "I know most black women at restaurants are forced to wear wigs or weaves or extensions, or are forced to straighten their hair everyday.
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"When I was about 12 years old, my best friend and I tried to straighten my hair with a clothing iron," Mitchell tells PeopleStyle.
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She has naturally curly hair, but actually pays every four-to-six months for what's known as keratin treatments to straighten out her hair.
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The tool also works when you're trying to straighten out text or stickers that you rotated, but want to return to their original alignment.
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Some economists say China's push for high-quality growth may very well provide an opportunity for some local governments to straighten out their statistics.
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Wires are bound to get crossed during a Mercury retrograde — the least you can do is straighten out the lines of communication within yourself.
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Often, a good time hanging with their dad is enough to straighten out a Libra who's been feeling a little off-kilter in life.
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It's designed to dry, curl, straighten, or create waves for multiple hair textures, all the way from fine and straight to thick and kinky.
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"Maybe he didn't know, or he was scared to report him or thought he would straighten out," said one of Sergeant Rashidi's brothers, Bandar.
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By using its starter kit or visiting one of its physical studios, you can receive a personalized, orthodontist-approved plan to straighten your teeth.
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"Because what people don't report is the letter he had to do to straighten out his testimony because his testimony was wrong," Trump said.
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Sumwalt said the pilots were able to straighten the jet within seconds after going into a 41.3 degree angle -- something not common at all.
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The footage showed the officer, Philip Bernot, repeatedly asking Sean D. Williams to straighten his legs as Mr. Williams was sitting on a curb.
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The way that I think about it is that censorship is kind of this dirty word, like, you say it and people straighten up.
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So you'd think that some political bites to the national ass would get us to realign our priorities and straighten out the bottom line.
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The Police Bureau said in its report that directing suspects to straighten their legs helps prevent them from running away or fighting with police.
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I'm sure that they would like to see it be more objective and also to straighten it out to make it a profitable venture.
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Workers straighten the candle wicks and immerse them in molten wax several times to ensure uniform distribution around each wick and the desired thickness.
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Dellin Betances, who had seemed to straighten out his control problems, walked the first two hitters — including two pitches that sailed to the backstop.
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Brow lamination works essentially the same way a relaxer works, with a lotion or cream that makes the hair easier to straighten and manage.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, reeling after a chaotic first week as President Trump's lawyer, tried again on Sunday to straighten out his client's story.
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And whenever men and women straighten their backs up, they are going somewhere, because a man can't ride your back unless it is bent.
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"Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will," Trump told the New York Post this week.
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Also among the guests will be the surgeon who carried out an operation to straighten Eugenie's back when she was 12, British media reported.
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Sapna: I've definitely continued to straighten my hair and put on some mascara and lip gloss for videoconferencing, along with a slightly nicer top.
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Sapna: I've definitely continued to straighten my hair and put on some mascara and lip gloss for videoconferencing, along with a slightly nicer top.
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When she returned for work wearing her hair in bantu knots again, she said her immediate supervisor asked her to straighten out her hair.
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If you really want to commit to this one, you can even set an alarm on your phone to remind yourself to straighten up.
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"There were a few naysayers saying, 'You look better with straight hair,' or 'You should put in extensions and straighten your natural hair," she says.
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As the cops are putting in a call to straighten things out, Frances speaks the last words of the season on a voicemail for Robert.
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Up a break at 2-218 in the third set, Nadal stopped serving after a fault because he couldn&apost straighten his left middle finger.
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As the door gradually swings, you get a peek of the sidewalk, which allows you pause to straighten your skirt or smooth your sport coat.
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I straighten up the kitchen, load and unload the dishwasher, and get the baby's bottles and food set up for daycare tomorrow while he plays.
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Liam could barely straighten his arms as he was seen leaving the gym in Beverly Hills, but he looks pretty pleased with his jacked status.
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If you wish to chemically treat your hair, straighten it, wear wigs and protective styles, it's just as beautiful as someone else leaving themselves natural.
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In the 1970s he took over the family's Wyoming ranch (and took in a rowdy John Kennedy Jr as a cowpoke to straighten him out).
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They will then send clear aligners for $1,895, which the company says can take six months of full-time wear, on average, to straighten teeth.
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My mother once told me that decades before flat irons were sold to the masses, she used to straighten her hair with a clothing iron.
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"Too soft of a mattress will make your back sag and slouch, or too firm of a mattress might straighten it out," Dr. Chua says.
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With winter disappearing into the rear-view mirror — on the calendar, at least — it's time to straighten out our off-duty weekend wardrobe for spring.
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"I don't know if he will get an invitation to the White House if he doesn't straighten up," said New York Trump delegate Chris Tague.
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In February she shared a video of herself, and while she seemed satisfied with the shot, she writes that she needs to straighten her back.
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And that can leave you with no money to spend — and a lot of time and money on the phone trying to straighten things out.
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Or—looking more closely, as I did—she'd been encouraged by her righteous communal friends to straighten and not be ashamed of her full height.
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This is the case even if you only want to straighten the tops or the bottoms; every order will include aligners for both sets regardless.
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If you're going to have to straighten them out, it's better to give yourself some time to plan the best way to go about it.
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I would wake up early every single morning to wash my hair, blow it dry, and then straighten it to fulfill my scene-kid dreams.
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The Photos app may automatically straighten the image so horizontal and vertical elements in the scene are roughly parallel to the edges of the picture.
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By securing a semirigid adhesive patch across the bridge of the nose, Breathe Right pulls open the nostrils as the strip tries to straighten out.
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R. Kelly leaves jail after posting bail, saying, 'We're going to straighten all this stuff out' He is currently free on bail in that case.
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He was a young man with a penchant for getting into scrapes whose father took him to a boxing gym, hoping to straighten him out.
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When I get home I shower, do my skin-care and makeup routine, straighten my hair, and then chat with my roommate for a bit.
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"I'm excited for her to straighten up and get clean because I know she's smart enough to get out of it," Ordonez told the affiliate.
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Delores C., via email Dear Heloise: If people still send checks in the mail, they should fold the check and then straighten it out again.
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"I promise you, we're gonna straighten all this stuff out," Kelly told reporters and a smattering of fans who had gathered outside Cook County Jail.
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Indeed, twice as many black women as white women feel pressure to straighten their hair for the workplace, according to a report released last year.
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Don't worry if you end up snapping the picture of your document from an angle, as Notes will automatically correct for this and straighten everything out.
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But in a highly unusual move in Silicon Valley, where a break-anything culture is revered, Mr. Sacks called on Zenefits to straighten up its image.
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I remember one of the real old gentlemen talking about how all he needed to straighten his life out was a High John the Conqueror root.
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Some have no other way to get around and can't afford to put their cars up on blocks for months while trying to straighten things out.
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MONISHA PERKASH, CEO, LUMO BODYTECH: So, Lumo Lift attaches to your shirt magnetically and when you slouch, it will vibrate, to remind you to straighten up.
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Get you some friends and talk to each other 'cause that's the other thing we do, we straighten each other out on some things, our girlfriends.
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The flyer, captured in screenshots before its removal, encourages auditionees to curl or straighten their hair, wear "girl about town" lipstick and to consider false eyelashes.
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"Currently, women searching for how to go back to natural curls online is outpacing their search for how to straighten their curls by 2x," Finotti says.
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So to tell me that I need to tame it or straighten it for my big day, it made me second-guess everything I was doing.
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D. is going to make dinner, walk the dog, and straighten up the house while I finalize the packing list and head to the grocery store.
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Earlier Saturday, Trump said at a rally in Ottumwa that Cruz "has to straighten out his problems," a veiled reference to the so-called "birther" issue.
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"But before I can focus too much on that, a very big expense is military, and we have no choice but to straighten out our military."
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A rate cut or two could probably help "straighten out" the yield curve, the difference between long-term bond rates and short-term rates, Bullard argued.
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Recently, Mr. Held, 47, explained to me that he's still trying to straighten out the service at NoLa, citing a mishap from a few weeks ago.
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By doing so, Smart Frame will let you adjust the framing of your standard photo, and even straighten out crooked photos without cropping out the edges.
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I brush my teeth, wash my face, moisturize, straighten my hair, put on makeup, grab my food out of the fridge, and am out the door.
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The finale may straighten that out, but given all the focus on his predecessor's tactics, it's surprising how little screen time Martínez's strategy has earned him.
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It dries hair quickly, can tamp down frizz better than any styling product, and depending on your dexterity, can also help straighten or curl your hair.
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Once the bow was made, she used a flat iron to straighten the two pieces hanging from the bow creating a sleek, chic and clean look.
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I come from a long line of shoulder-hunchers, and as I rant and I run I can feel my back straighten and my head rise.
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" On Monday, Trump feted the actions of police, and said that he had told Sessions to go to Chicago and "straighten out the terrible shooting wave.
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There will be no one from the prize foundation to straighten out the misunderstanding; the poor Ess voices will echo emptily up to the lobby chandelier.
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"If these Democrat liberal politicians don't straighten it out, the federal government will have to come in," Trump told reporters at the border wall on Wednesday.
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The first step of recovery is to straighten your arms and pivot your body from your hips, making sure to avoid hunching forward or bending backward.
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" That way, if you've misunderstood what we did a poor job of explaining, there will be a chance to straighten it out: "No, that's not right.
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"Any time you put a chemical in your hair, straighten it, or manipulate the natural [curl] pattern of your hair, you have damaged it somewhat," says Baltazar.
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Straighten knee, hinge at hips and with core tight, swing arms forward and down, starting from behind hips, as you lower torso down as far as possible.
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" And Hadid says that, partly thanks to her strict Dutch upbringing — "My mom can still stare at me in a way that gets me to straighten up!
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Align Technology, which specializes in clear aligners that straighten teeth, saw its shares sell off late last year with tech and growth stocks as the market swooned.
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Due to a recent tragic salon accident, my hair is way shorter than I've ever had it, and it doesn't really look good unless I straighten it.
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"We thought it was a normal injury until the cast came off and I couldn't straighten my arm – it was agony if I tried," Buxton told Metro.
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Trump said he had directed the U.S. attorney general "go to the great city of Chicago to help straighten out the terrible shooting wave," without providing details.
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" He added, after pausing to straighten the lace on one of his high-top leather sneakers, "It's about not confusing what the audience wants with your taste.
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I had to straighten up and say, 'Now we'd best remember we're in Carnegie Hall and if we cut up too much, they might put us out.
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If you've ever felt pressured to straighten your strands for a big event or dye your hair a "normal" shade for your job, you're certainly not alone.
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But when the stylist pulled out a large round brush and blowdryer to straighten my thick AF hair, I knew it was going to be a problem.
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Drag myself out of bed and find the energy to straighten my hair (since sleeping on wet hair never results in a good morning look for me).
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There were a lot of things I needed to straighten out, so I got the band's frontman Paul on the phone to satisfy my suspicious mind. Hello.
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I thought the tough questions I'd saved for last would help straighten things out, but instead, my thoughts criss-crossed and doubled back like an unsolvable maze.
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Those declarations were stripped down to meaningless platitudes by the time I landed my first job, and my boss asked me if I ever straighten my hair.
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"There were a few naysayers saying, 'You look better with straight hair,' or 'You should put in extensions and straighten your natural hair,'" Garris told Refinery 29.
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With the help of Dr. Ish Major, her family pled with her to straighten out her life ... which appears to mostly be falling on deaf ears here.
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At a red light, I see a woman—who appears to be a prostitute—jump out of one car, straighten her mini-skirt, and hop into another.
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"I hate your hair," the news director told Tolliver, who decided to no longer straighten her hair, at a time when many black women were going natural.
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At the very least, confront this person and deliver an ultimatum: If he doesn't straighten up, you'll report his problem behavior to higher-ups at your agency.
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Scheduling issues will finally become more manageable, and as you get back on track, you'll also find that issues in your relationships will soon straighten out, too.
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"What people don't report is the letter he had to do to straighten out his testimony because his testimony was wrong," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Mueller.
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The tower "is continuing to straighten," said Nunziante Squeglia, an engineering professor at the University of Pisa and a consultant to the committee that monitors the tower.
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The density in the chromosphere is significantly lower than in the sun's interior, so the magnetic fields are no longer suppressed and are able to straighten out.
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Sources close to Morton tell us he recently got a septoplasty -- a surgery designed to straighten out the septum to allow for better airflow through the nose.
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"(Conversion therapy centers) are just internment camps for young kids and teenagers to 'straighten up', so to speak, and to be rectified in their orientation," he said.
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She asked her lawyer, she said, if she could specify in her will that no funeral director or anyone else straighten her hair for her final repose.
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Size: The machine should be large enough for you to straighten your legs and maintain proper rowing form, yet small enough to fit into your workout space.
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When she reads his chillingly manipulative email — "I'm tough on you because I'm gonna make you great" — we can almost see her spine straighten with renewed ambition.
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He told The Los Angeles Times in 1993 that he had warned Jim Morrison, the lead singer of the Doors, and Joplin to straighten out, without success.
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When I get back home, A. is asleep, so I quietly straighten up the house and then sit down to drink my coffee and start watching Booksmart.
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White Collar Watch Sometimes an obscure provision of the Constitution becomes the focal point of a significant controversy that requires the Supreme Court to straighten things out.
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One of her first products was a liquid shampoo, but Malone was particularly interested in finding a way to straighten hair that didn't damage the hair follicles.
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After I shower, I put on moisturizer, blow dry and straighten my hair, throw on a hoodie and leggings, do my makeup, and slip into my old Uggs.
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If their mouths were covered for some reason, they could drop to the ground and straighten all their limbs, and the director would have to end the shoot.
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" Then, just in case anyone missed the point (they didn't), Trump added: "Steve is a good guy, but I told them to straighten it out or I will.
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We put on one of the Trailer Park Boys movies we haven't seen before and try to digest before I get in the shower and straighten my hair.
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Inexperienced riders frequently straighten and lock their elbows during descents, he said, moving backward on the seat and "practically levitating off of the bike" as they gain speed.
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You bear more fraud liabilityIf the merchant's card terminal is hacked, it could result in your entire bank account being drained, taking weeks or months to straighten out.
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I couldn't even figure out the physics of how to bend my elbow without falling on my face, let alone straighten it again and raise myself back up.
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If you're looking to move to a new home or straighten out issues in your current space, Pisces season is a good occasion to work that all out.
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Attached to the shape on the right are three iron rods that curve and loop and straighten as they travel from the top edge down to the bottom.
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Daylight was receding, and Mickelson, who had bogeyed two of his last four holes, wanted to straighten out the long irons that had gone crooked down the stretch.
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Lok directs his students to focus and straighten their fingertips slightly with their hands in front of their stomachs and pointing at an angle down to the ground.
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You can find your own way through this maze of associations; to straighten them into a narrative is to risk succumbing to the power they scramble and defy.
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"I wanted to stay out, but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly ... I will get involved and I'll get in there if I have to."
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"Oh, mister, please hold on," Norwood says in footage from the family's security cameras, as he frantically tries to straighten the downed ladder and save the dangling dummy.
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Its multi-sensor technology will pick up if your posture isn't perfect, and send you a small vibration when you slouch as a gentle reminder to straighten up.
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However, if you'd rather have the versatility of being able to curl and flip your hair as well as straighten it, we'd recommend the classic 1-inch plate.
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You do have the option to leave the distortion in if you want to capture as much of a scene as possible and then straighten it out in post.
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Started by Bobby Ghoshal and Nick Greenfield in 2017, the company has raised $15 million to date, and it's goal is to revolutionize the way people straighten their teeth.
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"If he doesn't straighten it out in the next, I would say, 2838.58 days, people will just stop listening to him," said Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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That teacher had already alerted the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement to the issue, which ultimately shut down the film for several hours until producers could straighten things out.
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I take a long shower, wash and straighten my hair, put on my favorite skinny jeans, a tunic top, and suede boots, and go downstairs to make some breakfast.
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"And now it is strengthening in express delivery with Glovo, a business that has historically been highly loss-making and could straighten out," the analysts at Bryan Garnier said.
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As a child, he had to use a walker to assist him until he was in kindergarten, and he went through years of physical therapy to straighten his gait.
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The Giants said Monday that Vereen would need surgery to repair his triceps, an injury more commonly suffered by linemen who routinely straighten their arms to push away opponents.
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SmileDirectClub, a company that provides clear aligners to straighten your teeth, tumbled 28% in its stock market debut Thursday after pricing its initial public offering at $23 a share.
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SmileDirectClub, a company that provides clear aligners to straighten your teeth, tumbled 28% in its stock market debut Thursday after pricing its initial public offering at $23 a share.
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Many of these are focused more on cosmetic issues, with 3-D printed aligners to straighten teeth, rather than on insurance, by that might change in the coming years.
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The Hommit 2-in-1 Hair Straightener and Curler is the answer to hair prayers, featuring rounded, negative ion plates to straighten, curl, or wave while locking moisture in.
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They liked following each other around so much, all our runs began with 20 minutes of spinning in circles before we could straighten the lovebirds out and get going.
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"I promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out," Mr. Kelly said after he left the Cook County Jail in Chicago, according to television station WSB-TV.
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The monthly two-hour, $120 hair appointment was the easiest way for Provost to smooth and straighten her thick, textured hair into a style considered "acceptable" for the workplace.
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Any fan of the hit show, currently airing it's fourth season, knows when Chip gets a little too goofy on the job, Joanna is right there to straighten him out.
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Critics have long said that Twitter should take more extreme measures — like banning white nationalists (which it did in one roundup last November) — and straighten out its abuse reporting system.
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It is gut-wrenching to have to tell parents their children are no longer theirs even after you've given the parents months, and sometimes years, to straighten out their lives.
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Then, once I found Brazilian blowouts — one way to straighten my hair without damaging the curl — I would have to wash, then dry, then braid, then sew in the weave.
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Candice Davis' video performance, Fix, shows the artist sitting in a chair with kinky hair before she invites the audience to come pick up a comb and straighten her hair.
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"I promise you, we're gonna straighten all this stuff out, that's all I can say right now," Kelly said in a brief statement to reporters outside the jail on Saturday.
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Catherine Sullivan, chief investment officer at Omnicom Media Group for North America, is also watching closely in this area as the networks straighten out the details of their streaming platforms.
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To style my hair, I used a color-safe leave-in conditioner, heat protectant, and finishing oil to straighten my hair and curl it into loose waves (like pictured above).
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Between November 20 and December 7, when Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow, plans and conversations that had been in review, delayed, or confused will finally begin to straighten out.
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Nurmagomedov will drive his head into his man's face to straighten them out and take away even more of their mobility, then begin swinging in punches above his own head.
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A celeb stylist, Matthew Collins, showed me how to use the Corrale to straighten my hair or employ the controversial but popular "curl your hair with a straightening iron" method.
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Ms. Bowen, who has cerebral palsy and additional complications stemming from a difficult breech birth, said the initial motivation for the move here was for surgery to straighten her hamstring.
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But at some point, if it doesn't straighten out properly -- I want them to do their job -- I will get involved, and I'll get in there, if I have to.
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The theory behind sending people to jail or prison for minor crimes is that they'll learn their lesson and straighten out because they won't want to be sent back again.
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He told USA Today last week that he cannot straighten one of his legs because of a knee injury and that he "can't really run or do much" because of it.
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"I will continue to straighten out those few people who have been looting this country in order to ensure that the majority of the population can reap the benefits," he said.
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A crack team ready to straighten out lemonade stand related permits and fines making sure no kid is denied their right to a lemonade stand and all the benefits they bestow.
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"I think the feeling is that the market should straighten out, but in the near term it's going to be a little bit harder for repricings," a second buyside source said.
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"They might end up with contracture," which is when the fingers bunch together as they heal, Gheorghe explained, "and the doctor needs to put in wires and screws" to straighten them.
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"I was just so distraught when this came and I just voted because I knew he wanted to live so badly to see Trump straighten out this stinking mess," she said.
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Women have been using stylers to straighten, curl, and otherwise alter their hair for decades, but it has always been a corded affair that forced them to stand in one spot.
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Her mother (Lynn Whitfield) — recently divorced and extremely preoccupied with how the rest of the world views her and "what people will say" — still comes over to straighten it for her.
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Some of the new tools are also intelligent: The software can learn to straighten photos by detecting the horizon, accurately select and repair objects, and automatically name each of your layers.
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Kelly, who has repeatedly denied all claims against him, briefly addressed reporters outside of the jail, saying, "I promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out," according to CNN.
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HBB begged her mom to straighten out her life a while back, tearfully pointing out that she's currently living with her older sister, Pumpkin ... and not by choice but by necessity.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Ysabel attends her very first day of training at "scoliosis bootcamp," where she must learn to create muscle memory to straighten her spine.
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He was the unifying force that kept the crew above water, and his death drove some of them to straighten out their lives, but it had the opposite effect on others.
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HBB tearfully begged Mama to straighten her life out a while back ... but that may have fallen on deaf ears, because the family obviously doesn't trust Mama with Boo Boo's money.
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Ultimately, she found her way to the Detroit Area Agency on Aging, which was able to straighten out the paperwork; Jones will be receiving a refund from Social Security of $2127,234.
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Before using any heat-styling product, I like to apply a heat protectant as I shudder whenever I see someone straighten, curl, or blow-dry their hair without using a protectant.
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And if the cassette's tape got scrambled from rewinding and fast-forwarding (a very common thing), you'd have to use a pen or pencil (or your finger) to straighten it out.
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She's had numerous operations to put metal rods in her body to support her long bones — she's now recovering from surgery to straighten and strengthen her spine with a metal rod.
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We're not trying to tell you not to buy the Dyson Corrale, because it honestly looks really impressive and seems like a great tool for people with hard to straighten hair.
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I shower and blow dry/straighten my hair when I get back to the apartment since my parents are stopping by to take my roommate, D., and I out to brunch.
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Sunday's episode was as busy as the typical penultimate installment of a show of this scale, but it stubbornly refuses to straighten itself out and gather momentum in the expected fashion.
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Mr. McNamara called the director of ARPA, and Mr. Taylor was ordered to travel to Vietnam to straighten out the information systems being used to report the progress of the war.
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Before my curly hair journey, I would just pick up whatever curl-defining creams were around, or straighten it at the salon so I didn't have to style it for days.
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If you thought that a heated confrontation between his girlfriend, Sky, and his wannabe girlfriend, Bianca, would get DJ Drewski to straighten up his act, you missed the memo that he's corny.
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The winch wire backlashed when [the deckhand Mike Karlick] was working, trying to straighten out the wire, and he got hit in the face with it, and it knocked a tooth out.
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Irwin, who is unable to fully straighten her arms, hands, fingers and one leg, and has severe scoliosis as a result of AMC, hopes to use her pageant platform to help others.
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Kalman's inspiration for some of her fantastical objects came from real-world medical devices designed to train, straighten, or augment the body for the purpose of healing deformations or attempting cosmetic improvements.
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"From the rectum into the anus, there's kind of a bend," he says, and squatting helps to straighten it out — unlike Western toilets, which position the body at a 90-degree angle.
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Dentists are waging a war against SmileDirectClub, a startup whose mail-order product promises to straighten teeth at a fraction of the cost of braces, without the hassle of a dentist's office.
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First quarter growth has a track record of being weak, and economists say the government is working to straighten out the quirks that have plagued its calculations for at least two decades.
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When some men made the ill-conceived decision to rob a bookie operation linked to a high-ranking mafioso, it was Lerner, along with Kelley, who was dispatched to straighten things out.
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At the time, there were very few methods for black women to smooth or straighten their hair, as was the fashion at the time, so Joyner set out to find a way.
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He spent around 24 months stuck in his native Mexico, trying to straighten out his immigration status and qualify for a work visa, and almost 24 years as an undocumented New Yorker.
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SmileDirectClub is a direct-to-consumer teeth aligner startup that started with the idea of using teledentistry to virtually connect licensed dentists and orthodontists with people who want to straighten their teeth.
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Here's what the construction company, Ohio River Bridges, planned (this is a rendering): Here's the envisioned "stack," which will straighten out some routes, improve merging, and otherwise make life safer for drivers.
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That's why we're here, and we don't have anyone in the White House or here in the Senate, in the House ... to tell him he's got to straighten this whole thing out.
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The best hair dryersA good hair dryer dries hair quickly, can tamp down frizz better than any styling product, and depending on your dexterity, can also help straighten or curl your hair.
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" Dennis Rodman, the former N.B.A. star, spoke of his friendship with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, and said he would like to "straighten things out for everyone to get along together.
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The video shows Officer Philip Bernot of the Lancaster City Police Bureau repeatedly asking the man, Sean D. Williams, 27, to straighten his legs as Mr. Williams is sitting on a curb.
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Trump said Friday that while Chinese President Xi Jinping is his "friend," the actions were necessary to "straighten out" the U.S.-China trade relationship and protect U.S. intellectual property and technology industries.
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A helpful agent who answered the toll-free number was able to straighten it out and secure other dates in April for a similar per night package price of $147 a person.
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They came up with the idea for SmileDirectClub while reminiscing about their childhood and wondering whether they could find a less embarrassing and cheaper way to straighten teeth, according to SmileDirectClub's website.
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"Maybe this is just a move to say, look, if we don't -- if you don't straighten up, we're moving out of this," Corker, the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said.
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Some men with Peyronie's disease who also have erectile dysfunction may be fitted with an inflatable pump or malleable silicone rods that straighten the penis and make it stiff enough for penetration.
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Kelly, who has repeatedly denied all claims against him, briefly addressed reporters outside of the jail in March, saying, "I promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out," according to CNN.
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Last week, he warned of a "rough July" if the GOP doesn't "straighten out" the delegate system, and he has previously said that there will be "riots" if he were denied the nomination.
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For six years, New York City and state officials have tried to open a community court in Brownsville to straighten out kids who have done stupid things before they get into worse trouble.
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Vice President Mohammed Jusuf Kalla spoke at the opening of the two-day conference, saying he hoped religious leaders could help "straighten" the extremist ideology that has taken root in some Muslim communities.
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It turns out that Le Guennec had pretty much forgotten about the treasure trove of rare art until he had a health scare and decided it was time to straighten out his affairs.
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Instead, I told them that my hair was naturally that curly and I just didn't have time to straighten it that morning—a lie I then kept up for the next two years.
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With a smile plan from SmileDirectClub, you can straighten your teeth using discreet clear aligners that are shipped right to your doorstep for a fraction of the price (and hassle) of traditional braces.
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You can drop in preset filters or make manual tweaks to colors, contrast and brightness, you can correct issues like red-eye, erase unsightly photobombers, crop and straighten pictures, and much more besides.
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To release upper-body tension, from standing, clasp your hands behind your back and straighten your arms to the best of your ability as you look up, opening your chest, neck and shoulders.
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"His real goal is to straighten out the press, because the press has been interpreting his immigration policy, which is fairly clear, in many different ways, and I think that's unfair," he said.
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So while Azar maintains the government plans to comply with last week's reunification court order, he all but called it unreasonable to expect HHS to straighten out these cases in so little time.
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The same skewed congressional map that the justices declined to straighten out in accordance with the federal constitution four months ago is now effectively erased as a violation of North Carolina's state constitution.
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If the lane stripes were slightly out of alignment, the car moved to the left or right to follow them, apparently not sensing that they would straighten out 10 or 20 yards ahead.
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They came up with the idea for SmileDirectClub while reminiscing about their childhood years and wondering whether they could find a less embarrassing and cheaper way to straighten teeth, according to SmileDirectClub's website.
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She joked that although his hair looked pristine in the coffin, it was done with gel, rather than the way he usually did it: blow dry first, then straighten with a flat iron.
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They came up with the idea for SmileDirectClub while reminiscing about their childhood years and wondering whether they could find a less embarrassing and cheaper way to straighten teeth, according to SmileDirectClub's website.
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But $17 million is a drop in the bucket compared to the billions of dollars Puerto Rico needs to straighten out its debt crisis, fix its power grid, and begin to grow again.
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Hair relaxers that chemically alter the texture of curly hair to make it easier to straighten accounted for about 10% of injuries, while shampoo and conditioner were responsible for another 7% of cases.
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He was hard at work on a problem that none of the Americans have been able to solve this week: how to straighten their drives so they can find the course's corsetlike fairways.
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He was in frequent communication with his appointed biographer, Blake Bailey, whom he sometimes flooded with notes, and he was also at pains to straighten out an erroneous Wikipedia account of his life.
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But when Barber speaks in his rolling baritone, not just at the pulpit or on the Capitol steps but even in casual conversation, his back seems to straighten and his eyes come alive.
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"I think it's something we can straighten out, but I don't think that should be a problem as far as the vote that we're going to have on the CRA," he told reporters.
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"We have to straighten out our country, we have to make our country great again, and we need energy and enthusiasm," Trump said during an appearance on "Meet the Press" in August 26.
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I will never forget how heavy his limp 225-pound body was as I attempted to get him to the ground, only to drop him on his head and frantically straighten him out.
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The adjustable temperature allows the plates to heat up to an impressive 430 degrees Fahrenheit, making this travel iron ideal even for those who have coarse, curly hair that's typically difficult to straighten.
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I watched a bit of it [being filmed], the scene where Melvin and myself have to go to David Ruffin's apartment to tell him to straighten up or we were gonna let him go.
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Resize, crop, and straighten images, change brightness, color, and contrast settings, apply instant filters, clone parts of an image, touch up blemishes, add text, shapes, and borders, and more—it's a really comprehensive editor.
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The TV lights click on, we straighten our ties and conduct a news conference, an odd reversal of our typical roles, taking turns reading from our notes, making observations and answering the pack's questions.
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Vinay Gupta (Mattereum) on the future of crypto: "It's all going to straighten itself out, but by then it will be much closer to regular finance than the original blockchain Wild West" #TCDisrupt pic.twitter.
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"If someone had walked up to my mom and said, 'I'm an attorney, and I'll give you a dollar [for the property] and straighten all of this out,' she would have signed," she said.
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Still, Mr. Foye "really did not do anything to straighten out the mess that had grown there," Senator Weinberg said, adding, "I've said many times that there are and were no heroes in this."
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But most disturbing is that the film depicts Walker as someone who believed black women had to straighten their naturally kinky hair and have long, flowing locks in order to be beautiful and successful.
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Officer Bernot asked Mr. Williams to sit down on the curb, the police report said — an interaction which is shown on the video — and then directed Mr. Williams several times to straighten his legs.
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So, without being asked, I started to straighten shelves, make sure all of the games were adjacent to one another and neatly stacked, soft toys were in baskets and the place was dust free.
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If society would stop hating us for the hair that grows out of our heads, and allow us to wear afros in the classroom and to client meetings, perhaps we wouldn't straighten our hair.
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"Our hair went white trying to straighten him out," sighs his stepfather, Cai Hongbo, recalling nights spent hunting for the boy in the internet cafés of Dangyang, a factory town in Hubei, a central province.
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Though Madiba and his team have had to fix a few bugs in the game, and straighten out their faulty English translation since Aurion's release, he was confident that they gang would overcome such hurdles.
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In the past year alone, massive internet debates have erupted over the acceptability of a celebrity kid wanting to wear lipstick or straighten their hair, with mommy-shamers invading comment sections at break-neck speeds.
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But when the mortar fired to open the parachute compartment, everything went awry: The Technora suspension lines didn't even get a chance to straighten before the parachute was cut to smithereens by the environmental forces.
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He spent the rest of his career there and, by all accounts, embodied the figure of a laughter researcher: a bearded, congenial, wisecracking presence whose own humor could straighten the spine at its wicked best.
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While the institution told parents it was an Islamic teaching center that would help straighten out wayward family members, the instructors instead brutally abused them and took away any food or money sent by relatives.
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Median salary: $208,000Math importance level: 31 These dental health workers examine a patient's teeth in order to plan and create a treatment plan to straighten the teeth by applying pressure with braces or other appliances.
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I straighten my hair and put on a full face (Murad primer, Make Up For Ever foundation, Tarte bronzer, Benefit brows, Urban Decay eyeshadow and eyeliner, Better Than Sex mascara, and Urban Decay setting spray).
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Alexis begins to clean up the front of the shop as there is not too much foot traffic, but realizes that, due to the shop's minimalism, there really is not that much to straighten up.
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Candid, the dental startup that aims to straighten your teeth for less than the cost of braces and Invisalign, recently raised a $15 million Series A round led by Greycroft Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, e.
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"The purpose of that is to straighten out one fundamental problem that is tough for this administration, which is that INARA makes it look like President Trump is certifying compliance with this deal," Albright said.
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Simple exercises can ease back pain, including arching the spine back and forth like a cat on the floor or standing with the back to a wall, knees bent and trying to straighten the spine.
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And in the end, the single tower wasn't built quite upright, and the technique used to straighten it after construction weakened the steel rods inside it, calling into question how seismically sound it was anyway.
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The closest thing to an onscreen conscience is a local auto mechanic named Sid, who exhorts Rob to straighten himself out and reminds him that he was much happier when he had a regular job.
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Called a vertebral column resection, Lenke would separate John's spine into different sections, remove two vertebrae at the very center of the severe kyphosis, then straighten the spine as he brought the pieces back together.
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But all of these tools have run head on into some awful pitching this season, leaving Warthen paying one visit after another to the mound, trying to straighten out a mess he did not anticipate.
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Once there, they find plenty of disorder to straighten out, from filthy bachelor pads to screwed-up romantic relationships, but they also take time to experience a little big-city night life of their own.
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Once there, they find plenty of disorder to straighten out, from filthy bachelor pads to screwed-up romantic relationships, but they also take time to experience a little big-city night life of their own.
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All I do is shampoo and condition it, let it air dry with my part down the middle, and then — depending on the day — either straighten it or enhance my natural waves with a curling wand.
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Like many mothers cleaning the house before hosting company, Michele Keylor knows how stressful it can be to straighten up for a party only to have your kids mess it up before the guests even arrive.
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So gentlemen, straighten that tie, and ladies, pull on your pantsuit, because when you represent us, we still expect you to both act and dress like you have the fate of the nation in your hands.
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After two years at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, he left to enter a seminary in Toronto run by the Basilian Fathers, a Roman Catholic order, hoping that religious discipline would straighten him out.
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Since her arrival on the scene in 2012, some on social media have deemed her hair unkempt because of its curliness around the edges, implying that the gymnast should chemically relax or otherwise straighten her hair.
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Sometimes she maintained her arms in a single position, with tilted torso, while turning, as if invoking the movement of dervishes; but then she would straighten her posture and turn the phrase into something more complex.
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A 214-in-285 curler and straightener The Hommit 2-in-1 Hair Straightener and Curler is the answer to hair prayers, featuring rounded, negative ion plates to straighten, curl, or wave while locking moisture in.
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I saw a side-by-side comparison of the Corrale versus a typical flat-plated iron, and was impressed by how efficiently it went through hair, and how much more hair it could straighten at once.
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While it's a misconception that she invented the hot comb, Walker did make important improvements to it in addition to making a whole hair care system that made it safer for black women to straighten their hair.
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Then, in November, the former BMW and Deutsche Bank executive who had been brought in to help straighten out the company's finances also left after repeatedly butting heads with Jia Yueting, Faraday Future's founder and current CEO.
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In court, Chemtob characterized these arrangements as being close to vagrancy, and noted, to me, that Hamilton had rejected Gunn's offer to give her half of a Brooklyn town house, and another offer to straighten Abush's teeth.
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Look out for confusion on Thursday when Mercury faces off with planet of deception Neptune at 9:32 PM. You'll be able to clear up this Neptunian fog on Sunday, when you'll need to straighten things out.
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What evidence would you weigh [ inaudible ] President Trump First of all, about that, we now have Dan Coates hopefully soon, Mike Pompeo and James Comey and they're in position to straighten that out without using anybody else.
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It was only recently that I put down the dryer in favor of light diffusing and air drying, if only to straighten my bangs and occasionally my roots to avoid a distinct "21's Kathy Griffin" look.
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"I went to [see] a plastic surgeon and he said he had to break my nose to straighten it and suggested that to build the bride outwards, to put a foreign material called Gore-Tex," he explained.
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"What's happening is a disgrace, and at some point -- I wanted to stay out, but at some point, if it doesn't straighten out properly -- I want them to do their jobs -- I will get involved," Trump said.
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"Straighten your back up, puff your chest up and hold firm on bail," said Stanley Fritz, the state political director for Citizen Action, a government reform group, during a boisterous rally in the State Capitol on Tuesday.
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Davette Mabrie, a hair stylist for 36 years who has a business in San Antonio, said some of the chemical treatments to straighten hair were so harsh they could damage hair or cause it to fall out.
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Politicians on the campaign trail can continue to talk about what they'll do to straighten out our mangled tax laws in 2017, but the ill-advised rules threaten to maul our economy before this year is out.
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A settlement would open financing options to Argentina's new president as he tries to straighten out the country's fiscal mess without imposing the kind of shock spending cuts that have gotten previous Argentine leaders thrown out of office.
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The source told PEOPLE earlier this week that her loved ones are "are begging her to straighten up and move ahead" from the aspiring actor, who faces a felony charge in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident.
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" Meghan shared the news in a blog post titled "My Hart," writing, "From the minute he was born I knew something was different with Hart," also adding, "The nurses struggled to straighten his legs to measure his length.
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After being told by school officials to chemically straighten their natural hair, girls with Afros and braids gathered together last weekend to protest the rule and defend their black individuality, and their actions are inspiring an important change.
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There's no real fix to bad posture other than to just straighten your back, but if you find yourself incapable or too lazy to do so, these mechanical Neko Electro cat ears might be just what you need.
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"Let's just tell every woman in America, 'You might have been discriminated against, on an unknown algorithm, it's on you to telephone Goldman Sachs and tell them to straighten it out,'" Warren said in an interview with Bloomberg.
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Luckily, everything starts to straighten out this week, and what felt confusing or difficult during Mercury retrograde will clear up as the communication planet goes direct, allowing you to talk to lovers and creative partners about moving forward.
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"I hoped it would straighten me out — I didn't want my family to hate me," said Aylanna Anderson, an Air Force staff sergeant who was raised Catholic in a tiny West Texas town and became an Eagle Scout.
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I can't speak for everybody at the table but I will tell you, I would shut it down over this issue," he said, adding that if the US doesn't straighten out its borders "we don't have a country.
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If you consistently straighten your hair at home — or, just don't trust a salon with your silk press — I broke down every single drugstore product I use to make my strands look (and feel) like a million bucks, ahead.
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"There were a few naysayers saying, 'You look better with straight hair,' or 'You should put in extensions and straighten your natural hair," Garris told Refinery29, but she is looking forward to how her win will change that perception.
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Her dentist recommended work that was considerably more extensive, including braces to straighten her teeth, implants to help with the fact that she was actually missing her lateral incisors due to a genetic condition, a temporary bridge, and whitening.
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"I remember them trying to straighten my hair minutes before the show, and you could see the steam and the smoke, and there was pulling and the tugging," model Natalia Harris says of her earlier days as a model.
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So, I really do hope that the leaders come together and find a meaningful way on how to straighten out trade issues, and not confuse them between unfair trade, and lack of competitiveness-, JK: Which is sometimes a lot.
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You know, part of the reason I'm so willing to tackle new subjects is that for each of those subjects, if I get utterly confused, I know somebody I can send an email to, and they'll straighten me out.
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Ms. Channing starred as the flapper Lorelei Lee, and her stardom was assured when she sang Lorelei's anthem, "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend": Time rolls on And youth is gone And you can't straighten up when you bend.
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And the truth is that once you have had your children straighten you in your wheelchair or drive it down the street when your hand gives out, your whole perception of propriety and family roles tends to get upended.
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Besides her favorite sprays, mousses and serums, the one hot tool Dewan always uses on herself when she has a little more time on her hands is the GHD Classic Flat Iron ($149) to actually curl her hair — not straighten it!
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You might even want to invest in a "stool stool," pelvic physiotherapist Elaine Miller explains: Sitting with hips at 90 degrees means the puborectalis muscle is not relaxed, which means the kink in the upper rectum does not straighten out.
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However, Lorena claims that one month after they were married the two were driving in the car when John started driving erratically, and Lorena asked him to stop, placing her hands on the steering wheel to try and straighten their route.
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Thus the empirical research of a Buehler or a Lazarsfeld tended to work with "the crooked timber of humanity", as Immanuel Kant put it, rather than trying to straighten it out, as Marxists, fascists and all systematisers try to do.
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I was worried that come holiday time, the tint would fade and the curl would straighten out in the sun, but no: They looked as dark and long as ever, and lasted a week in the pool and scorching heat.
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I did decide to straighten my hair after my second Keraphix treatment (each box comes with two vials), and it still felt incredibly strong — very few strands came out of my brush, and my blowout was sleek, shiny, and bouncy.
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" The former reality star shared the news in a blog post called "My Hart," writing, "From the minute he was born I knew something was different with Hart," also adding, "The nurses struggled to straighten his legs to measure his length.
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In Nappily Ever After, adopted from Trisha Thomas' 2000 book, Sanaa Lathan (Love & Basketball, Something New) plays a marketing guru named Violet who has always felt the need to straighten her hair, impressed upon her by her mother since childhood.
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Similarly, if a sheet is subtly off-angle, rollers on the slow side accelerate to straighten it; if the sheet is duplex—that is, printed on both sides—they adjust on the fly to insure that both sides are aligned.
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Diaz continued leaning well forwards at the waist to present Johnson a false distance—a classic Roy Jones Jr. ploy—and as Johnson came forwards, Diaz would straighten up, skip back, and slap Johnson with a right hook as he retreated.
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"Management now needs to do its homework by the end of the month and straighten out the open issues," said Detlef Wetzel, member of the works council of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, the unit to be merged with Tata Steel Europe.
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Because Heller's non-linear style echoes the absurdity of the plot, Davies took eight months just to straighten out the chronology for the TV series, which is told from the viewpoint of bombardier Captain John Yossarian, played by Christopher Abbott.
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The dress was simple and elegant: white, pure and sculptural with long sleeves, a portrait neckline that folded around her shoulders, and a specially designed sweeping back that showed off the bride's scars from an operation to straighten her spine.
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Most notably, the Army Corps of Engineers, which has done more to straighten and confine rivers than any agency in the history of the world, remade itself into a force for restoring meanders in rivers, guarding endangered species and protecting wetlands.
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Having announced changes to Argentina's bond payment scheduled last week, the application of currency controls was the second measure by Macri that flew in the face of his own promise to use orthodox policies to straighten out the chronically troubled economy.
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Having announced changes to Argentina's bond payment scheduled last week, the application of currency controls was the second measure by Macri that flew in the face of his own promise to use orthodox policies to straighten out the chronically-troubled economy.
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But far from blunting his rise, the near-fatal stabbing crystallized Mr. Bolsonaro's conviction that only he could straighten out a country reeling from years of economic trouble, corruption scandals and a record-high wave of bloodshed, the pastor said.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rudolph Giuliani, who recently joined President Trump's legal team, tried again on Sunday to straighten out what the president knew, and when, about a payment to the pornographic film actress known as Stormy Daniels.
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The California disciplinary process underway against dentist Jeffrey A. Sulitzer, SmileDirectClub's chief clinical officer, is the latest threat facing the high-flying teledentistry firm, which promises to straighten Americans' teeth without a visit to an orthodontists office for costly treatment.
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If I draw the forces on these two masses, it might look like this: I tilted the broom to the side a little bit so you could see that this upward force on the top mass would straighten it up.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - U.S. basketball legend Dennis Rodman said on Wednesday he had skied and sung karaoke with his friend North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and would like to "straighten things out" amid a nuclear standoff with the United States.
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They clean patients' teeth as a dentist, straighten crooked bones inside an X-ray scan, and play optometrist by helping kids with blurry vision find the right prescription glasses, all against a backdrop of brightly colored characters and a twinkling soundtrack.
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But by the end of the transatlantic slave trade to the US in the 19th century, Black people had begun to take extreme measures to straighten their hair, even if it meant getting burned via chemicals or a hot comb.
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How to Find Love in a Bookshop is a sterling example of the kind of commercial women's fiction that takes its chief pleasure from watching a competent woman straighten things out, like The Little Lady Agency or Life Drawing for Beginners.
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I bask in my straight hair glory (I only straighten it a few times a year) before going downstairs to eat some cereal, clean the house a bit, and gather the little things I need to put in my carry on bag.
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"I've been the guy on the back of Ukrainians - which was a thoroughly corrupt system when they came in - making the case that, 'You have to understand: everybody's willing to blame the victim, and you better straighten up and fly right,'" Biden said.
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That's where they go for safe keeping Posted by Duchess- The Miracle Kitty on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 One of the ways Tate plans to help Duchess is paying for another operations to straighten the cat's jaw further, improving her quality of life.
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You've been brushing your teeth all wrongThis mesmerizing time lapse shows how braces straighten even the most crooked teeth13 things you do every day that can ruin your teeth11 online startups making toothpaste, toothbrushes, whiteners, and aligners to help you improve your smile
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"We're always hungry here," said Lisinga Gerare, a 57-year-old father of five who fled an attack on the village of Songamaya and now lived in the camp in a tent so small he couldn't even straighten his legs to sleep.
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And Alderson, in the face of the daily challenge of trying to straighten out a 2017 Mets team besieged by too many injuries and too many defeats, knows that one week in June will still stand out a bit when the season ends.
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Investors also are turning their sights to Italy, which has had its own debt problems over the years and is undergoing serious political change that is resisting the continued pleas from European Union leaders in Brussels to straighten out its financial house.
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Instead of trying to restore the restoration, the people behind the Santuario de Misericordia decided to make Giménez's bizarre creation work in their favor — something they may have learned from the wise people of Pisa, who never tried to straighten their famous tower.
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Back in August 2017, she defended her decision to put her then 20-month-old son in a front-facing car seat, and has clapped back about everything from putting North in a faux corset to allowing her to straighten her hair for her birthday.
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It's going to take a very long time to straighten this out, and to figure out what leads where, and there are bound to be more revelations that will throw light on this; and others that may stay in the dark for years yet.
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"The resolution includes strong control of air space," said a statement from Mauricio Macri, who won the presidency in November promising to straighten out Argentina's troubled economy and step up anti-narcotics efforts after what he called years of inaction by his predecessor, Cristina Fernandez.
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Dog at the fire hydrant: Strengthens muscles while enhancing proprioception for better balance, coordination and movement control From hands and knees, have children straighten their legs to push their tailbones up to make an A-frame shape known as downward-facing dog pose in yoga.
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In August 2017, she defended her decision to put her then-20-month-old son in a front-facing car seat, and has clapped back about everything from putting North in a faux corset to allowing her to straighten her hair for her birthday.
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"I know I'm too wild for you and it may seem as if I don't take love or relationships seriously, but believe me when I say I'd gladly straighten up and fly right for you [cause] I know you'd accept nothing less," Lil Wayne admits.
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"I already got halfway started doing the braid and all that's left to do is the ponytail — straighten it, curl it, poof it, whatever," she happily said before turning the camera's mode to timelapse to capture her final steps to prepare for her day.
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When women had less strength in muscles known as the knee extensors, or quadriceps, which help straighten the leg for standing, climbing and kicking, they were 47 percent more likely to develop knee arthritis than women who had stronger knee extensors, the study found.
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One arm's hand holds my plate of food while the other slaps at the trailing cats — a black tom; a kitten missing an eye; another, half a tail — and then both arms lurch forward; they bend at the elbow, straighten themselves, propelled like snakes.
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To straighten-out this grab-bag of ill-defined NAHB numbers, first consider the cost of the tariff: The 20-percent tariff covers $85003,600 million in subsidized Canadian lumber exports in 2016, or, before applying any real economics, about $1,120 million in tariff costs.
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"The issues that you have raised, issues that have to do with corruption, issues of how we can straighten out our state-owned enterprises and how we deal with state capture are issues that are on our radar screen," the 65-year-old said.
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But an attentive high school teacher suggested that he might be able to go to college on a scholarship for physically disabled students: A childhood fall from a tree had left him with a misshapen elbow and an arm that he was never able to straighten.
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The movie touches on this, but only briefly, and only in the context of Gloria's character: The plight of millions of Koreans is less a global catastrophe than a reason for Gloria to finally straighten up her life, which, you know, great for her, but c'mon.
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" To maintain lifelong curiosity, it helps to surround yourself with curious people, Gates told the Harvard students: "If I'm trying to understand quantum computing, a lot of times I get confused, so it helps to have friends who can come and try to straighten you out.
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Prescription drug discount company Blink Health recently started offering telemedicine visits, and virtual care has also been an integral part of new healthcare businesses promising to diagnose and treat erectile dysfunction or hair loss, provide birth control, or straighten your teeth — all without leaving your home.
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Feinstein expands to reporters on her "truthful" comment: "Look, I believe she is credible...Based on what I know at this stage, she is credible...and I hope people will let her be and...that her lawyers will let her come back and straighten that out." pic.twitter.
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He thought of himself as an inventor and toolmaker and acknowledged that he could not pass a rubbish bin without pausing to inspect the contents — a trait he said he shared with his paternal grandfather, who used to pick up nails and straighten them for later use.
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"There was not a lot of effort, not a lot of energy and not a lot of oversight," said Tom Burnham, director of human resources for the Orange County diocese in California, a former pharmaceutical executive who came out of retirement to help it straighten things out.
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Before Game 22 of the NLCS, he noted that despite the conventional wisdom that extra rest is always better, he was concerned about Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw pitching after five days off, because a surplus of energy might cause Kershaw to overthrow his fastball and straighten out his curve.
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President Mauricio Macri, a free markets advocate elected in 2015 amid high hopes that he could straighten out an economy distorted by years of heavy-handed trade and currency controls, has seen his popularity fall as the local peso currency loses value and average Argentines lose purchasing power.
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Mr. Trump said that Mr. Feinberg was "a very talented man, very successful man" but that he was not needed at this time "because of the fact that, you know, I think that we are going to be able to straighten it out very easily on its own."
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One 22-year-old man, Robert McDaniel, told the Chicago Tribune that police came to his home and told him to straighten up—even though he had just a single misdemeanour conviction (he may have been earmarked because a childhood friend with whom he was once arrested was shot dead).
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RoboCop, a violent product of corruption and corporate greed, finds himself caught up in the middle of all of it and works his robot ass off to straighten everything out while following his prime directives: serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the wall, and a mysterious fourth directive.
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Mercury finally ends its retrograde on November 20, at which point communication will start moving forward and delays and confusions will begin to straighten out until December 7, when Mercury finally clears its post-retrograde shadow (which means Mercury will finally move past the degrees it revisited during its retrograde).
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I'm not saying I was dedicated to Kylie Jenner levels of grooming previously, but every day before work I would blow-dry or straighten my hair, meticulously apply foundation, contour and add highlighter, pencil in my brows, and then apply eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, and sometimes even a set of corner lashes.
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My personal time in the tube saw me careening into the walls repeatedly, struggling to interpret the four key hand signals that my guide and teacher imparted to me from his spot inside the tube with me—bend your legs, straighten your legs, put your chin up, and, of course, relax.
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It's been very rare to see a character on the small screen with her hair in its natural state (Racked's article "Why Everyone On TV Has the Same Hair" sheds light on this subject), much to the disappointment of those whose strands aren't straight — and who don't want to straighten them.
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In one particular nonsummer of my teenagery, I spent every day working at the mall in a greeting card store, until the days meshed into a lumpy blankness, and the only song on the sound system, sadly, was Steve Winwood's "Higher Love," to which I would straighten and organize birthday cards.
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And we would be able to straighten the teeth out, and we would also be able to use a laser where we would reshape some of the gum so that you wouldn&apost see as much to make it more proportional to the rest of your teeth and your smile.
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"Isn't it time for us to straighten our crouched backs and say 'enough', say that the government should first care for the needs of its citizens and not what Brussels, Washington or non-governmental organizations want?" he told hundreds of followers in Topolcany, a town northeast of the capital Bratislava.
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In addition to recovering some of the items Damos and his friends removed from the home in order to stage the robbery, deputies were able to recover a shovel, used to bury Clevenger, as well as a broom, which was used to "straighten up the scene around the fire pit," according to detectives.
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If worn for 10 hours a night, they'll take about 10 months to straighten things out.) You've got two payment options for this part: either $1,895 upfront, or $85/month for 24 months (plus a $250 down payment) — that's 60% less than what you'd pay for traditional braces, so Smile Direct Club claims.
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One or two wrinkles in organizational history straighten out differently, a couple capable arms join their staff of chuck-and-hopers, and they're the American League's answer to the Chicago Cubs, breezing to a massive division lead and competing less with the other teams in their league than with their own dizzy projections.
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Baldwin's essay begins with a withering description of the television ads he is forced to endure while watching the news — ads that aim to sanitize, brighten, straighten, tame and tweak the skin, hair, teeth and bodies of viewers into an impossible standard of perfection that positions the enemy to be, well, nature itself.
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Jacobs might have believed he had demonstrated a positive embrace of one element of diversity—Wachowski came out as a transgender woman right before the 2012 première of Cloud Atlas—and yet the controversy-prone designer compounded the crime by becoming defensive and making a regrettable comparison to black women who straighten their hair.
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The family allegedly duct-taped her arms and legs to a ladder to try to straighten out her limbs, which had become crooked after being held in the crate for so long, Effingham County Sheriff's investigator Abby Brown testified at the March 5 bond hearing for Crocker Sr. and Wright, the Savannah Morning News reports.
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Just ask Simone Biles, who is the first African-American gymnast to win an all-around world title (and is being championed as the best gymnast of all time) and Simone Manuel, the first African-American female swimmer to win an individual gold medal — two women who straighten their hair and kick serious fitness ass.
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The driller I worked with and I helped straighten out one of the bosses as much as possible, but even then she endured some physical harassment and when she quit at the end of the year they told her you just have to get used to it in this industry, which no, you don't.
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The gentleman you mentioned is a very talented man and he's offered his services and, you know, it's something we may take advantage of but I don't think we'll need that at all because of the fact that I think that we're going to be able to straighten it out very easily on its own.
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One among several instances in the show touching on racial dynamics, Tyanna Buie's "Between a Comb and a Rough Place" (2019) consists of a pile of porcelain mold replicas of the hot comb, a hair tool invented by a Frenchman and later marketed to and popularized among African-American women to straighten their tresses.
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Going to the Priory to straighten out became something of a cliche in the press, but with the proliferation of social media, we all seem to be opening up about the things that have happened in our lives (me included), and with that openness comes mainly acceptance and gratitude for the honesty it took to share it.
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FT. $286,200 approximate annual rent 1031 Third Avenue (at East 61st Street) Manhattan Smile Direct Club, specializing in invisible aligners to straighten teeth, has signed a three-year lease for a new two-level flagship location — 900 square feet on the ground floor with an upper floor of equal size — in this five-story Upper East Side building.
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I had seen this movie that Chris Rock put out called "Good Hair," and in the movie, he takes an aluminum soda can, puts it into a tub of hair relaxer — I had to use it on my hair to straighten it for like 20 years at that point — and the can disintegrated within a few minutes.
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Of course, that doesn't mean women aren't constantly being harangued with competing messaging: Don't starve yourself, eat healthy — but don't be fat; Embrace your acne — but here's how to cover it up; Curly hair is magical — but only if you straighten it first and then careful re-curl each strand with a scaldingly hot wand in order to achieve peak beach-y muss.
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Police stopped the man, Sean D. Williams, 27, on Thursday while responding to a 911 call about a man with a baseball bat who had pursued another person, according to a report from the police bureau here The video shows Williams sitting on a curb, being repeatedly asked to straighten his legs by Lancaster City Police Bureau Officer Philip Bernot.
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They trailed San Francisco by eight games on June 0773, then surged despite losing pitcher Clayton Kershaw for two months with a back injury; despite having Yasiel Puig dispatched to the minors for a month to straighten out his attitude and swing; and despite tying a major league record by putting 27 players on the disabled list since the season began.
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As for the high price tag, because this one uses innovative air instead of what's essentially a hot rod, and because it has a ton of attachments to dry, curl, and straighten hair — including a mini dryer which suspiciously looks and dries like the SuperSonic, but the brand doesn't say if it actually is — it's not to bad once you break it down.
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I rinse off in the shower, do my nighttime skin routine: double cleanse with Elemis balm and normal cleanser, toner, Retinol, and Sunday Riley oil, then throw a load of laundry to wash and straighten the house a bit since our bi-weekly cleaning guy is coming tomorrow and I try to not have stuff everywhere to make his life a bit easier.
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Notice in the sequence below that Holzken is able to tag Kongolo's liver with a left hook off of a right uppercut—the standard Holzken set up, intended to straighten out his man's posture and expose the midriff—and that as Kongolo returns Holzken is able to take an angle and score a wider left hook to the liver again.
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Though there are more than 22019 days to go before the election, GOP skeptics believe the party's nominee has little time left to straighten out his campaign in order to defeat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE for the presidency.
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He felt that the least he could do for the people whose stories meant so much to him was to care for their graves, so some days he would take tools and hike up to one of the half-hidden cemeteries and cut back the grass and the weeds, and straighten a headstone if there was one and it had fallen over, and leave flowers on the mounds.
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