Devotees of the art can learn standard three-strand knots, and 12-strand or 24-strand sinnet knots.
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Here's how it works: He layers in color strand by strand.
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THAT SPIT STRAND WHEN THEY SEPARATED OH MY GOD THE SPIT STRAND.
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The choristers walked out, strand by strand, to take their places in the plaza.
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Want to go around manually configuring every strand of a 5,000-strand 3D hair model?
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He narrated: Left strand over, right strand through, as he demonstrated in his home here.
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It looks so beach-y, easy and effortless, but you're literally going strand by strand.
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Strand only has Strand to take care of — unless there's something we don't know about him.
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Join MashReads and Strand at Strand Book Store (directions here) on Thursday, May 11 at 6 p.m.
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It was during one of those moments I realized I couldn't watch it fall out anymore, strand by strand.
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The hair is rooted to the head strand by strand, a process that can take up to 30 hours.
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Even touching the figures' hair, which studio artists in London painstakingly implant into heads strand by strand, is allowed.
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My hair is starting to go white, strand by strand, and I think I'm just going to let it happen.
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"By landmarking the Strand, you can also destroy a piece of New York history," Strand owner Nancy Bass Wyden said.
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But if the whales have come far enough to strand themselves, it's most likely they'll strand again, Rust told the affiliate.
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It appears that this new enzyme often makes changes to only one strand of DNA, creating a mismatch with the other strand.
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Downstairs at the Strand Dear Diary: I went to the downstairs section at the Strand Bookstore where they keep the music books.
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Stone and Strand Triple Initial Necklace, available at Stone and Strand, $265This recommendation comes straight from a real mom — mine, to be clear.
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We used to stay at the Strand Palace, so she went back to the Strand, and George and John took us to the Elephant Club.
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Leaping from strand to strand, Biden creates a propulsive energy and a distinct hope that things may turn out differently — better — than we know they will.
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In DNA replication, the "leading" strand forges ahead, adding letters as it goes, while the "lagging" strand follows behind, connecting the double helix in fits and starts.
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Late last month, the American Psychological Association released their annual Stress in America survey, breaking down the reasons we are pulling out our hair, strand by strand.
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"Pinterest is a great database for colored hair," he says, but notes that originality is part of the fun, so don't just copy a look strand-for-strand.
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Four-Strand BraidYou've mastered French braids and fishtails, but if you really want to impress people with your skills, it's time to take on the four-strand braid.
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When Abigail catches Strand with his stolen credit cards (lifted during a flirtatious and drunken evening), the businessman proposes something other than jail time to a grateful Strand.
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The only woman in the field to adopt a signature accessory, the senator from California wears a strand of pearls (sometimes a double strand) at practically every appearance.
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A horrifying new video reveals the mad acrobatic chops that enable lice to make your hair their home, flinging themselves from strand to strand with the greatest of ease.
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Down to every last hair (which Taft put in strand by strand, BTW), this epic tribute to the WWE Hall of Famer puts Madame Tussauds' wax celebs to shame.
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Each strand of the show strengthens every other strand, and each branch of the plot comes together as the season approaches its climax to create a propulsive, deeply compelling momentum.
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Early last winter, while browsing Manhattan's Strand bookstore, roommates Carina Hsieh and Claudia Arisso came upon a keychain featuring a tiny version of the totemic, subway-friendly Strand tote bag.
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Robert: I'm a 33-year-old man so I couldn't (and shouldn't) care less if one strand of music for teens is ripping off another strand of music for teens.
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It appears she paired the unexpected look with some equally quirky jewelry, wearing two large square diamond earrings in her left ear, and strand upon strand of matching necklaces of various lengths.
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And then the other strand of the book is the institutional strand: What happens to the military as an institution when everything becomes a war and everything becomes a job for the military?
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Yeah... turns out, The Strand doesn't have one of those.
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"It can't produce clouds when there are none," says Strand.
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The internet lost its collective mind over a single strand.
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Isak Bakli Aglen and Jonas Strand Gravli in 22 July.
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However, where Strand is taking the group remains a mystery.
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Oliver Strand gives smart guidance toward brewing better breakfast coffee.
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Strand didn't consider school districts at the time of purchase.
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I use a Strand gift card my sister gifted me.
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Omar Mateen's crime is related to this strand of masculinity.
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But what came next demonstrated another strand to his talent.
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The Strand exceeded the limit by 211 hours in 2016.
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The other strand penetrated deep into his left index finger.
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"Photography has always had a connection with leisure," says Strand.
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You can celebrate with a strand of blue twinkle lights.
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"Salmon affect every strand of the food web," said Fitz.
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Every tiny strand of grass is depicted in four colors.
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It would be very difficult to strand all those assets.
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Judge Strand granted the plaintiffs' bid for a class action.
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What did this have to do with Strand and Salsbury?
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At one point Strand put her in a head clamp.
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Salsbury divorced Strand and married a Westerner named William James.
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She remarried years ago, but continued to wear the strand.
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After months of growing despair, I stumbled across the Strand.
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The Strand remained even as rents doubled for neighboring bookstores.
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Thousands were killed by pneumonic plague, the most severe strand.
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That strand of hospitality represents the best of this country.
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We like: The oceanfront address facing the Strand and beach.
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When we did the strand test, my hair literally fried.
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Watching Strand and Madison's friendship — yes, Strand, friendship — solidify was a highlight of this midseason ender and I won't complain about them being on a road (or sea) adventure together with two other badass ladies.
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Split it in three and start a simple, three-strand braid.
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This year is not a good match for the H3N2 strand.
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Next, apply a curling cream or gel to each individual strand.
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The Kunstnerhuset housed an entire strand of research around kelp curing.
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Yes, even the ones about Molly Strand, possible killer (Melanie Lynskey).
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In some cases, that strand is easy to identify and describe.
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Pope Francis appears to prefer Prince Muhammad's strand of the faith.
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The metabolites stay in each individual hair strand as they grow.
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"Strand has been going through a huge deconstruction," Colman Domingo said.
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But Gray fanned Justin Bour and J.T. Realmuto to strand Stanton.
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We don't have to strand them or solve all their problems.
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Click again and the next strand will overlap the last one.
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She picked up a strand of hair and let it fall.
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A station devoted to brains introduces another strand in the argument.
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Make three two-strand twists on both sides of the head.
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There's only one problem: The Strand does not want the designation.
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In 2013, the Strand opened an outpost in the Flatiron district.
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It was the Stand, a comedy club, not Strand, the bookstore.
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Retroviruses are made of RNA, a single strand of genetic information.
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Mama Bar Ring with Diamond, $165, available at Stone and Strand
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This strand of the story, at least, has a happy ending.
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For years, Staley kept the strand of net in her wallet.
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It's not a Netflix movie without a strand of the supernatural!
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At first glance, each strand of Taliban revenue might seem insignificant.
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It's the one strand that binds two franchises with opposite trajectories.
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More often than not, we ended up at the Strand bookstore.
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But dedicated PC gamers who don't mind spoilers (or are just more patient) will be glad to know that they'll eventually be able to play the world's foremost action game / strand game (social strand system), too.
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Millenniums before anyone knew what cellulose was, paper makers separated it strand by strand from wood and silk, cotton and seaweed, and devised a writing material that is still cheaper and more adaptable than any other.
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Strand Ovation Series: Fun Home (Monday) "Fun Home" the book (Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir) is having its 10th birthday, and the playwright-composer team who brought it to Broadway are coming to the Strand to celebrate.
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That is as thick as a very thin strand of human hair.
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That's why generally several dozens, sometimes a couple hundred of whales strand.
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Wrapping a strand of hair around the base to disguise the tie!
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RNA exists in a single strand, unlike DNA which is double stranded.
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"I think blonde is intriguing because every strand is different," she says.
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They looked like a strand of jewels dropped from a great height.
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I'd even pinned a strand of my hair onto the doll's torso.
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Yet these placements can strand U.S. citizens abroad and make everyday pursuits
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Which brings us to the final strand of Trump's Middle East tour.
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Seth Rodsky, founding partner of Strand Equity Partners, will join the board.
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In the middle is a single strand of hair that seems accidental.
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Yes, Nick was off on a Strand-assigned adventure the entire episode.
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Klobuchar's remarks point to one more strand in the anti-Bloomberg sentiment.
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Maddie, meanwhile, tipped off by Daniel, questions Strand about his end game.
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If Verrett could get Wolters, he could easily strand all three runners.
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Sprat's Ultimate Demise at Katz Deli" and "Waltzing Down to the Strand.
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But Harvey got the next three batters out to strand the runners.
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Via connection—a "strand" of boundless data—Sam's America can be reconnected.
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"I never thought you were good enough for Tom," she tells Strand.
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"The fundamental enigma of the season is Victor Strand," Mr. Erickson said.
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But setting aside those criticisms, a strand of the conversation turned unpleasant.
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Nancy Bass Wyden is owner of the Strand bookstore in New York.
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" He praised the Strand for "standing up against a behemoth like Amazon.
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Decorate for the holidays with this 15-foot strand of faux garland.
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Sport is a full-length fulfillment of this strand of his work.
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And just the other day, Stone hit us with another strand swap.
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This gorgeous retrospective is a strand of perfectly curated, self-contained galleries.
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Over an extensive text strand, Ms. Japp explained the philosophy behind Cirkel.
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In 2016, the Strand opened a summer-season kiosk in Times Square.
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"The Bridge of Siraat is as thin as the strand of hair."
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Still tangled in it was a long strand of crime scene tape.
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If it shows cancer, the pathologist sends the biopsy cells to Strand.
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A strand of conventional wisdom is that Mr. Buttigieg peaked too soon.
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However, Jenkins retired the next two batters to strand Phillips at second.
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Take strand by the ends and overlap together to form an "O".
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One common thread among the films in the strand is the biography.
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On the right shoe is a strand of large, dangling faux pearls.
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But the strand was a reminder that this was not my hair.
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"Infatuation: Slowly" is an airy, ambient introduction to STRAND and its protagonists.
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After spending the majority of his life working at the Strand and saving his money for more than 60 years, my father, Fred Bass, purchased the building housing the Strand in 1996 to ensure the survival of his business.
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Kirchner's strand of Peronism may help Mr. Macri gain approval for the deal.
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You can still visit their original location, situated on the Strand in London.
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A strand of recent research suggests that mess can, counterintuitively, sometimes be useful.
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And no strand of rock could accommodate that mission more than prog rock.
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Step 3: Create four or five two-strand twists in the front section.
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Strand will be the fourth person to run that team since last September.
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Hosmer struck out and Moustakas flied out to left to strand the runners.
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Was it Bernard, who admits to Stubbs and Strand that he "killed them"?
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Each represented a new and vibrant strand of the Modernism in the air.
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Speaking of Salazar, he is very suspicious of Strand — as he should be.
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The Komatsu Seiten Fabric Laboratory, wrapped in CABKOMA Strand Rods by Kengo Kuma.
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A single strand of red Christmas lights twinkles in the small window overhead.
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More important, the competing party represents a legitimate strand of American political tradition.
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That's about the width of a strand of hair or piece of paper.
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For two generations, that particular strand of lawless nightlife in the UK flourished.
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Everything else goes, from Rumi to the mystical strand of Islam called Sufism.
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Where would we, the narrow centermost strand, be without football holding us together?
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After all, do we even know for sure the Abigail belongs to Strand?
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This paranoid theme has become a recurrent strand in Mr. Putin's presidential rhetoric.
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"We were all disappointed in our skills," said Colman Domingo, who plays Strand.
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Like her, he is part of the more centrist strand of the party.
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PM 2.5 particles are 30 times skinnier than a strand of human hair.
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"Ask Us," says a big red sign on the walls of the Strand.
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On Wednesday, a strand of crime scene tape was visible in the culvert.
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All in the details Can you see the little fibers on each strand?
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She regards me and pulls a gray strand of hair, sucks the end.
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I had this dream where I hung myself with my own DNA strand.
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Lonely Planet highly commends the burgers at Cocks and Cows on Gammel Strand.
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Mr. Ramaphosa represents a strand that is bourgeois, worldly and comfortable with power.
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Thunderstorms and severe winter storms strand more passengers and airline crews each year.
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Amir Garrett relieved Gray and struck out Kolten Wong to strand the runners.
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But don't let that demure strand of pearls trick you into underestimating her.
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They rendezvous in Manhattan at the Frick, both carrying books from the Strand.
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The whole Queue collection at Stone and Strand revolves around this pave style.
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The new Trump administration rule would strand them in crime-stricken Mexican states.
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Every strand of Hugo's white beard glistens; his forehead is cooled with shadow.
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The Strand guaranteed to pay all employees scheduled to work through March 22.
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I think the Strand is the greatest bookstore in the history of bookstores.
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Another New York institution is turning 90 this month: the Strand Book Store.
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It is sent directly to Strand with a bar code identifying the patient.
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But Greinke did well to strand Torres at second with only one out.
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Think of it: A strand of DNA is about 2 nm in diameter.
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"This is all taken into account when animals strand alive," the network said.
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The country is witnessing a rapidly rising virulent strand of right-wing nationalism.
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Small, fierce and forever in a strand of pearls — real ones, naturally — Mrs.
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Finding a strand of someone else's hair embedded in your entree is disgusting.
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The pups are apparently to weak to even strand or are gone already.
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This is not the only historical strand of Trump's religious nationalism, of course.
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The plea also raises the salience of another strand of Mr Mueller's collusion investigation.
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But when the odd strand turned into streaks, her stylist gave her an ultimatum.
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If there were any survivors of the TE team, that would strand them. Yes.
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A second enzyme attaches a "primer" to each strand, which allows them to replicate.
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Here's my young lad Aodhan with him on Rossbeigh strand in Glenbeigh last weekend!
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Both are examples of "magical realism", a fantastic and introspective strand of social realism.
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But where DNA is a double-stranded molecule, RNA consists of just one strand.
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Friedrich rebounded to strand Seager by getting Howie Kendrick and Thompson on ground outs.
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Another three plantations were established through the 1930s, counting the strand we were in.
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The final strand is more subtle: a racial undertone, being couched in vague language.
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Using Olaplaex 3 hair treatment, Cunningham glossed over from my roots to mid-strand.
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But she noted that the barriers will strand some businesses on the wet side.
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I got in an Uber to 180 The Strand, this year's main show space.
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The Strand has already demonstrated a devotion to the architectural integrity of its building.
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The first strand in Albanese's rope was the discovery of midazolam in Thomas's system.
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Queen Elizabeth I stacked pearl bracelets; Queen Elizabeth II favors a three-strand necklace.
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The Strand House offers coastal California cuisine overlooking the ocean in Manhattan Beach, California.
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He represents a distinctive strand of Democratic politics: a sort of social-justice centrism.
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But there is another strand in each nation's culture, submerged perhaps, but still present.
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Previously, the group has always been at odds, distrustful and scared particularly of Strand.
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An RNA virus is one where the genetic material is a strand of RNA.
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The Strand moved to its current location, at Broadway and 12th Street, in 1957.
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Here's what I like about Strand: It really could go either way with him.
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Camilla Strand is an organizer of one of the strikes taking place in Australia.
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But things quickly took a turn once Baldwin pulled out the aforementioned silver strand.
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It is an ideological strand that has significant historical roots within the Democratic Party.
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Lynskey starred as Molly Strand on Hulu's "Castle Rock," based on Stephen King's writing.
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One strand, played by the orchestra onstage, is for the most part precisely notated.
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One strand of the conversation is what's been going on in the financial markets.
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It is a critical strand of the social fabric that weaves our country together.
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"No one is doing this to hurt the Strand, or add difficulties," she said.
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Name one that pops to mind; it's here (Edward Weston, William Christenberry, Paul Strand).
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And its violent strand today is being fed by three distinct, but complementary, creeds.
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They are not affected by attempts to strand assets and disinvest and so on.
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"Madame" wore her favorite Saint Laurent, with a priceless triple strand of black pearls.
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Rogers said, her smiling face framed by gray curls and a strand of pearls.
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Not every strand had grown out of the damage from heat and chemical treatment.
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I led them through the Strand Bookstore, retracing steps I'd taken with their dad.
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"The prison made security improvements as a result of the pen test," Strand says.
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The result is two redundant flaps of DNA—the original and the edited strand.
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But the tribe's reclusive lifestyle fueled an already-potent strand of anti-native racism.
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Then the couple, who were not identified, crawled under a strand of barbed wire.
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But Harrell retired the three straight batters to strand runners at first and second.
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CNN's Cynde Strand, Leyla Santiago, Bill Weir and Julian Quinones contributed to this report.
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You may ask what this has to do with the Strand and 828 Broadway.
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Or is it a strand of continuity that people might yearn to call home?
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It's not as sprawling as the Strand, in Manhattan, or Moe's Books, in Berkeley.
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But Rodriguez coaxed an inning-ending flyout from Yadier Molina to strand the runners.
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But after a strand test, Garrett said I was cleared to get more color. 3.
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Using the "strand jack system" the cables will winch the ship towards the surface. 4.
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" Ginger Strand on Player Piano: "[Kurt] later said, 'I bit the hand that fed me.
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Place a strand of product-free hair in a clear cup of water and observe.
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I think Strand realizes that right away — with the whole 'This is MY boat' speech.
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Then, one day at the Strand I recognized the illustrator's name on several graphic novels.
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And then you go downstairs from meeting Tony and then you go to the Strand.
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Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina's 2900-mile long Grand Strand coast.
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Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 220th Century at the V&A amends this.
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A strand of optical fiber pierces the center, and blue light is shone through it.
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Sure, your typical two-strand twist-out is a great way to enhance your curls.
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Telecoms consultant John Strand said the package may do the trick with the EU regulator.
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Bad weather can strand researchers for weeks and hidden dangers can lurk beneath the snow.
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If it's a good match, this portion of the helix is excised from DNA strand.
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Kershaw then struck out two of the next three batters to strand Solarte at first.
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They may do better pursuing the third strand: democracy, or rather the lack of it.
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Scott Barlow replaced Keller and produced three strikeouts around one walk to strand the runners.
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The Strand on Market, where, as kids, Eva and I drank Ripple wine with grownups.
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Strand has promised to help secure the hotel, but it won't ever be his home.
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While Madison, Travis and a traumatized Alicia make a run for it, Strand stays behind.
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As Strand noted, there are ways to work around getting 218 votes on the floor.
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Pretty amazing what scientists can learn from a 52,000-year-old strand of DNA.[Science]
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The beauty of the script, by Richard Strand, is how it approaches these thorny topics.
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" Bernstein is a recurring strand, too, with "Serenade (After Plato's 'Symposium')" and the "Chichester Psalms.
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Everything at Once continues at Store Studios (180 The Strand, London, UK) through December 10.
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But Beck wasn't able to stay still for the camera and Strand couldn't make her.
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The victim in the story, Reena Virk, stays a stranger to this strand of modernity.
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Mutations may arise when a cell tries to fix a break in its DNA strand.
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When cells sense that the strand has broken, the p53 gene may swing into action.
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When he unwraps his ankle bells, holding a strand in each hand, they resemble chains.
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Symptoms of the particular strand of E. coli found include cramping, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting.
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It reduces the curl by breaking down the hair strand and chemically altering the texture.
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It creates fine particulate pollution, often many times thinner than a strand of human hair.
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"There's a palpable sadness that goes through every single strand of the book," he said.
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Iraq's leaders feared that they were due for another flood, which would strand the Army.
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There was, however, a dark strand running through Kavanaugh's life of calculated achievement: heavy drinking.
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"It's just not, you know, thread," said Ms. Raia, picking up a strand of yarn.
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On the Grand Strand, which includes Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach, homes snapped like pretzels.
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The fine particulate matter is often many times thinner than a strand of human hair.
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Miley struck out the next two batters to strand the go-ahead run at second.
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This is what the Strand remains for many people, a bulwark against the online tsunami.
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In all, they planted 27,500 poles, supporting some 2,000 miles of single-strand iron wire.
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Fried struck out Amed Rosario to end the sixth and strand a runner at third.
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I bent the wire into snake shapes, then hot glued plastic tubing around each strand.
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The shapes of these molecules mean that a C on one strand of the double helix is always paired with a G on the opposite strand, and an A with a T. Dr Liu's base editor combined CRISPR-Cas9 with an enzyme called cytidine deaminase.
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Usually, a CRISPR system—which consists of an enzyme called Cas9 that cuts out a portion of a target DNA strand, as well as a short strand of RNA that guides the enzyme to its target—catches a ride through the body in a virus.
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The jewelry website Stone & Strand is opening its first brick and mortar shop, also on Thursday.
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Black holes have this incredible ability to literally stretch you into a long spaghetti-like strand.
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Your stylist should also do a strand test to see how the hair reacts to bleach.
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"Both laid the groundwork for thinking hard about what it means to stay human," says Strand.
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Donald Trump is a malfunctioning cotton candy machine, too haywire to spin one durable, lasting strand.
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Stone and Strand both curates exciting new brands and offers its own minimalist, ethically sourced pieces.
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Luckily for New Yorkers, Weezy kicked off the release at The Strand Bookstore in East Village.
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If we can't trust Strand, who is the captain of the boat, what do we do?
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"The research around that particular question is scarce and inconclusive right now," Strand said by email.
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The first time Knoderer's hair was searched, it was short and styled in two-strand twists.
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Her berry lipstick is perfectly applied, her blonde ponytail has nary a strand out of place.
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Next summer we will move into the Adelphi building, a renovated 214s hulk near the Strand.
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" According to Deadline, Skarsgard will play Karl Strand, "a white-collar guy comfortable in the field.
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You can look out for him in Season 2 of Westworld, where he plays Karl Strand.
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Few photographers have been so influential in the shaping of a country's cultural identity than Strand.
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From the 1920s, Strand started to travel extensively, documenting his journeys and road trips through pictures.
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Huge FilapromPhotographer: Gabriel Octavian Corban (Romania)A filaprom strand extends from the surface of the sun.
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"Even now this house requires a significant amount of maintenance to keep it up," Strand said.
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Strand was surprised at how much of her free time went into maintenance and home tasks.
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We walk to Strand, and my friend recommends I pick up Meet Me in the Bathroom.
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You wish you could understand the reasoning why the whales strand better, so you could intervene.
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There wasn't a single strand of DNA in me that knew how to hear my dad.
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She recommends snipping the ends of two-strand twists, instead of going rogue with random sections.
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She went on to quickly comment a strand of pink heart emojis in a separate message.
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No matter how physical or aggressive or stressful a possession gets, each strand stays in place.
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Another strand of the literature looks at the ways in which large and small donors differ.
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There Not There continues at the Courtauld Gallery (Somerset House, The Strand, London) through July 15.
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In 1933, she left Strand and settled in Taos permanently, and later married a local rancher.
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Anti-fascism is a specific strand or tendency that opposes fascism from a pan-radical position.
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Plus, when a single bulb goes out, the remaining lights on the strand will stay lit.
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In several recent exhibitions, Strand has drawn on her archive as both raw material and inspiration.
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But I think they focus too much on the pleasure or positive affect strand of happiness.
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And Rebecca's too… We had so much fun together and I think that strand continues on.
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The collector 'Pharma bro' Martin Shkreli offered a reward for a strand of Hillary Clinton's hair.
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Each cycle, the number of bundles decreases by one, eventually amounting to one strand per bundle.
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And in so doing, he offers something for everyone, no matter which strand draws you in.
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You can pick out a swirling strand of cotton candy and stretch it above your head.
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The molecular machines are a thousand times thinner than a strand of hair, as BBC reports.
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I know what you've always wanted: the chance to name a strand of Guy Fieri's hair.
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The site lets you name your own strand of Fieri's hair—for a price, that is.
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There is also a militant, socialist strand of black nationalism, but it is on the wane.
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He ended his night by striking out the Rockies' leadoff batter, Charlie Blackmon, to strand two.
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The Strand was much smaller then, just the ground floor and a basement, where I worked.
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"By landmarking the Strand, you can also destroy a piece of New York history," she said.
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But Stieglitz's praise of Strand grew fainter until he was eventually left to fend for himself.
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Mr. Bass was 13 when he began working at the Strand, founded by his father, Benjamin.
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They mingled with the torrents pouring down the Strand on their way to acclaim the king.
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About five minutes later, where once there was one strand of DNA, now there are two.
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How are we ever to know what strand of DNA causes one to pull the trigger?
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This strand of it may be new but virus is in the same family as SARS.
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He took a strand of her hair between his fingers and whispered something in her ear.
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With two down and a runner on second, Robinson Chirinos struck out to strand the runner.
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"Certainly not along a strand of wire on the fence, it seemed really bizarre," he said.
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Strand declined to say which prison his mother infiltrated, only that it has since shut down.
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This species is the most common to mass-strand in the southeastern US, the DNR said.
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Nsiah is one of several directors in the strand experimenting with cinema's ontological relationship to light.
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Rather than twist her egg-rich dough into six-strand braids, she lets it run amok.
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In her book, Dr. Reich relegated the Brahms strand of the story to a single chapter.
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"This is just one strand of the investigation — there are lots of strands," Dr. Dray said.
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The paintings are complemented and, really, equaled by an extraordinary array of drawings that reflect an artist able to indicate the pose, clothing and facial expression of a portrait in a few quick strokes of black chalk or to render heads of hair strand by strand.
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It was her job to settle on a single narrative strand and follow it to its conclusion.
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Across the Strand, four storeys up, is a band of greenery, becoming lusher as the year progresses.
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From there you choose your color strand, I opted for a matte green and a neon green.
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Strand apologized in his letter and vowed to out new security protocols in place in the future.
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This way, your new brunette shade can fully saturate every last strand of hair without awkwardly fading.
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He found that before flying away, the spiders would lay down an anchor silk strand for safety.
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Molly Strand (Melanie Lynskey) shares a psychic bond with Henry — it's been there since they were kids.
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The article's writer Oliver Strand claims the engineering nous to create the world's best croissant is evident.
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The differing responses to articles making similar arguments are indicative of a misogynistic strand in this debate.
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Look for a strand that allows you to be creative and choose what your mind fixates on.
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To Strand, portraiture was the most complete and difficult way to present a subject to the public.
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The act of getting a tattoo has long been a socially subversive strand of counterculture in Russia.
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At the far end of the spectrum, a fourth strand wants to dispense with the religion altogether.
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After an infield single, Watson induced a double play grounder to strand the tying run on third.
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The FBI compared what was recovered to the DNA from a known strand of Hoffa&aposs hair.
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Along with her corona of white hair, a three-strand necklace of faux pearls became her trademark.
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Hochevar struck out Kinsler and got Justin Upton to fly out to right to strand the runners.
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A follow-up performance will take place at Somerset House (Strand, London WC2R 1LA) on September 25.
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Vargas struck out Austin Jackson and retired Robertson on a grounder to Alcides Escobar to strand Gomes.
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If you look at things like BABIP or strand rate, the Reds' pen isn't getting unlucky either.
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I go to the Strand bookstore once or twice a week—the dollar section is the shit.
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"I have been walking a lot of guys and I've been unable to strand guys," Chatwood said.
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"This is historic," Bornstein, who contributed a passage to the book, said that night at the Strand.
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" Dr. Eerkens, who specializes in isotope analysis, said a strand of hair "is like a tree ring.
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In the end, Strand, Madison, Ofelia and Alicia are in a truck headed back to the bay.
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Rarely has the lobbying group aligned itself so closely with a single strand of the Republican Party.
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This system can scan an infected strand of DNA, locate the viral parts, and strip it out.
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Triple Threat White Topaz Huggies, $150Stone and Strand is a one-stop shop for affordable fine jewelry.
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I love waking up every morning and not having to make sure every strand is in place.
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Excerpted from Hartwood by Eric Werner and Mya Henry with Christine Mulke and Oliver Strand (Artisan Books).
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The staples pull sections of the long strand over onto itself into the shape it's programmed for.
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This season, the girls of Instagram are giving us major strand envy with hair gems, reports Cosmo.
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"It takes a while, but this is what ensures that I don't miss a strand," he says.
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""As my talent progressed and I became ultra successful it happened within a strand of Two years.
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Each strand of microfiber is triangular-shaped, which leaves more area on which the webs can settle.
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Upon finishing it, I went to the Strand and bought copies of every one of her novels.
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In May of last year, at central London's Strand Palace Hotel, alt-right vlogger Colin Robertson—a.k.a.
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Success of the Paris agreement threatens to strand assets that Mr. Trump's "oilgarch" friends intend to monetize.
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Her voice sounded like a single thin strand of hard caramelized sugar, sweet but ready to crack.
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And this something, Burke suggests, was virility; Stieglitz knew it was Strand who initially caught O'Keeffe's fancy.
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Still hankering for Stieglitz's approval, Strand wanted to emulate Stieglitz's fine romance with O'Keeffe, "Portrait" and all.
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Researchers extracted infants' DNA from cord blood immediately after birth and examined methylation along the DNA strand.
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Each indigo strand was as thick as a twig, and had the moist look of an anemone.
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Pollinating plants, cleaning up carcasses, swabbing drains — they're part of every strand of the web of life.
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The second strand — a psychological exploration of Father Riordan's temptation to betray his vows — is less successful.
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James was able to strand LeMahieu on second by striking out Aaron Judge to end the inning.
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In March, Kate joined Queen Elizabeth at King's College's Strand campus for their first-ever joint outing.
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The 2003 outbreak of SARS -- another coronavirus strand -- infected 5,22003 people in mainland China, with 215 deaths.
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He said, 'No, you don't want a strand of pearls, you need baroque pearls, ropes of them.
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"For most people, the first couple of times they do this they get really uncomfortable," Strand says.
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All elements, including the story and gameplay, are bound together by the theme of 'strand,' or connection.
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Increased genomic instability (DNA damage, mutations and DNA strand breaks) should be considered a complication of diabetes.
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The hair grows outwards, just like hair on a real dog, and each strand varies in color.
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Think of a mind-bending film like Being John Malkovich, or a multi-strand story like Magnolia.
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The third floor of the Strand Bookstore took on the look of a well-staged Instagram feed.
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The battle to landmark the Strand: It's about the city's culture, our architectural critic, Michael Kimmelman, said.
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You might think this would make the site of the Strand a no-brainer for landmark status.
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There's a small gym, though if you're planning on cardio, you're better off running on the Strand.
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We all have short dark trimmed hair, and this was a strand of dirty blonde curly hair.
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Not to mention I felt like a self obsessed psycho while real issues are out there in the world needing to be dealt with I was sitting in front of a mirror going thru strand by strand like my hair and what it looks like actually f—ing matters!
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They then color-coded each star based on the size of the fiber-optic strand they would use.
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"Claudia said, 'I wish there was a 'Commuter Barbie' who came with a Strand bag,'" Hsieh recently recalled.
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The pro continues with this technique throughout the entire head, switching directions on each strand as he goes.
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Around midday, the group begins marching down the main road of the Strand, fists raised in the air.
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You might strand evacuees on a rain-soaked highway when they would have been safer on the couch.
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Braid one pigtail on the right and one on the left using a classic, three-strand braid technique.
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Take a strand of spaghetti from a pot of boiling water and throw it at the fridge door.
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