Xgenomes technology works by unzipping strands of DNA and then sequencing the strands concurrently.
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When we came into this space we had five strands and free Palestine was one of those strands.
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"The polymer strands become entangled, something like a hairball, forming longer strands that don't want to break apart," said Burton.
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As for the color, Hough's strands were lightened with bright, baby blonde highlights from the mid-strands to the ends.
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Check out strands' majestic results in the footage below: In the future, ecco screen hopes to take strands on tour.
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The head lays down strands of carbon fiber and melts a thermoplastic material to bind the strands, all in one step.
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By synthesizing hip-hop's many strands, she makes her bid to become future source material, for the strands to subsequently flow out of her.
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I would see huge clumps in the drain, strands on my clothes, and I could just pull a handful of strands out of my ends.
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Having finer strands isn't a bad thing, necessarily; it just means that the diameter of each strand is less than the diameter of thick strands.
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Chaperone proteins that keep the strands in order may fail, and the strands are also subject to chemical processes, including oxidation, that can change their color.
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Rather than thinking about hair as many strands tied together, the researchers realized they could simplify it as just two twisted strands in a double-helix shape.
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They also found, however, that the strands were not immune to having bacteria grow over and around them—suggesting that those strands were not laced with antibiotics.
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The legacy of the residency, according to Yu, is in the connections established between organizations supporting all five strands, and realizing just how intimately those strands are connected.
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The binding rules mean that when the strands separate during cell division it is possible to construct new copies of the DNA using the existing strands as templates.
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How cladoxylopsids grew: The ancient trees' xylem grew in their outer trunks in tiny strands that were connected by even smaller strands — all centered around a hollow core.
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"Some women like to test their strands by dunking one of their freshly cleaned loose strands in a cup of water to see if it floats or sinks," she explains.
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I cover the surface with blue fabric when I am working with hair to see the strands more easily and to assemble very long strands with thread (spools in foreground).
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The color of the strands used to make the string and the way the strands are twisted together may also be part of the khipus' system of storing and relaying information.
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"We're trained to find strands of spider silk at night by using our headlamps and we found these strands of silk and basically followed them to the source of it," Kuntner explained.
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REPORTER: The rod is made up of this thin carbon fiber strands, the strands that twisted into six type bundles and wrapped in a special thermo plastic resin, that's the white stuff.
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Steve Hauschildt, "Strands" I have an enduring soft spot for Steve Hauschildt's meditative, distinct electronic music, and "Strands" — the title track from a new album Hauschildt's releasing this October — is typically mesmerizing.
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It may, in fact, be impossible to separate these strands.
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Finding random strands on my chest and shoulders was humiliating.
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The trick to pulling it off without damaging your strands?
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That's because skeletal muscle cells fuse together into long strands.
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These strands reach a climax on a wildly dramatic day.
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Hang dry and trim any extra long strands with scissors.
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Step 6: Pull out your strands and spray to hold.
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EVANS: YEAH, I GUESS THERE'S A COUPLE DIFFERENT STRANDS THERE.
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Before deciding what to do, try to untangle the strands.
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These three strands are all consistent with his libertarian bent.
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Pele's hair is sharp, thin strands of volcanic glass fibers.
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You simply thread three strands of hair into the device.
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The earbuds reportedly had strands of Sherri's hair on them.
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Clinton a chance to bring together the party's disparate strands.
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But there are also strands of purple, pink and white.
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Silicones coat the hair strands to seal down the cuticles.
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It also leaves your strands feeling brittle and looking dull.
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She framed analogous strands of rhythmic bass in capacious reverb.
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There are many ways these strands might be gathered in.
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But like flaky skin, parched strands suffer in the cold.
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With overlapping melodic strands, four characters express differently bewildered reactions.
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The problem with Crispr is that it breaks DNA strands.
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The three strands appear to interconnect, albeit in mysterious ways.
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And, uh, lotta strands to keep in my head, man.
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Strands from a hairbrush will be subjected to DNA analysis.
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From a distance, they look like long strands of jewelry.
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There are three strands to the 2020 augury this offers.
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Different strands of it now live on under different names.
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There were only two real narrative strands, she told me.
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Even when a silkworm makes it, it spins two strands.
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Delicate tendrils of ink twist skywards in silky, smoky strands.
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And, the method seems to allow longer strands of edited DNA to be inserted with more precision, which opens up the possibility of using CRISPR technology to treat diseases that require longer edited strands.
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While Harry's strands are undoubtedly the stuff of rock and roll legend, unlike when Samson was infamously shorn of his strands, the pop star only seems to be becoming stronger and stronger by the day.
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Some differences, per The Broad Institute: Cas9 uses two small RNAs and cuts both strands of the target DNA at the same place, creating "blunt edges" that can undergo mutation when the strands repair themselves.
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She changed her hair as well, donning knee-length blonde strands.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from mother to child.
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She commemorated her newly lightened strands with not one, but seven!
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I think all the strands of glam rock are in that.
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But letting go of her long strands wasn't an easy decision.
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No matter what season, your strands likely need a little TLC.
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But could it really be the secret to more-manageable strands?
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Once they let go of their anchor strands, they were gone.
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Thin strands of fibre are then pulled from the molten area.
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When it comes to protecting our strands overnight, that's perfectly fine.
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My thin strands were full and bouncy, with absolutely no crunch.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from the birth mother.
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Not all salons and stylists are hip to handling textured strands.
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These strands coincides in a nail-biting sequence on the border.
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The theme draws together discrete strands of Mr Metz's diverse background.
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We also had to separate tiny, tiny strands for the braids.
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But it weaves together the many strands of her different identities.
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No field trial has yet been done on either cotton strands.
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But nourishing the hair's strands is still just as essential nonetheless.
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Well, really what's inside the water: invisible floating strands of DNA.
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From there she started to grab random strands and curl them.
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The smoke activated aberrant strands of code, heightening perception and sensation.
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I guess that's how I meant that: there are endless strands.
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The "used-car lot" decorations were plastic strands of multicolored pennants.
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Butterfly clips and crimped strands were also popular '90s hair trends.
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Trump is the first politician who combines both strands of populism.
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I look in the mirror and imagine myself with blond strands.
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PG: Maybe that's why the strands of the book bleed together?
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Physicists liken swapping two anyons to braiding two strands of hair.
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And his voicing of the strands of counterpoint was uncannily clear.
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So we need to differentiate between two strands of the conversation.
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It's a wig made with earbud cords as strands of hair.
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Plot strands wither on the vine: Why this obsession with Reem?
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Hair conditioner is a necessity if you want soft, silky strands.
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He proceeded to seamlessly tuck the rogue strands behind her back.
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A few strands of white curls poke out around his ears.
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They grew as indistinguishable as strands of hair in her memory.
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Clothes are a link with a deep strands of human history.
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Godfrey showed me how to tease apart the coiled strands of the rope, break off a fragment of seaweed, slip it into the uncoiled segment, and then let the strands wind back up, trapping the seaweed inside.
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An estimated six feet of strands of DNA resides in each cell of the human body — a total of 67 billion miles if all the strands in the human body were unspooled and laid end to end.
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On November 20th it announced that it would establish three new strands.
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But we're not complaining: Gigi's strands give all the remaining Directions combined.
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"Rice proteins can strengthen hair strands and seal split ends," Sadick says.
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Cars are like DNA — they're made up from all these different strands.
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Then, holding the dryer perpendicular to your strands, blow it out smooth.
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The SXSW festival here in Austin has always contained strands of futurism.
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Leaving the front strands of your hair out to frame your face.
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For straight to wavy strands, mist on a strong-hold hairspray first.
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We know what you're thinking — Webb must never struggle with her strands.
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Each tree is a made from a number of strands of wire.
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I find strands of hair on the sheets and pillowcases every morning.
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These harmless bacteria produce strands of cellulose to help propel themselves forward.
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We look forward to learning more about the story behind these strands.
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" Strands adds, "We don't know much about the royal people from England.
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At the same time, a stylist ironed her platinum strands stick straight.
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Complexity economics draws on strands of the discipline less enamoured of equilibrium.
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Initially it's tourism and all of the strands there: airplanes, restaurants, hotels.
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Then he used a flat Ibiza Hair brush to detangle her strands.
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Fiber-optic networks work by sending light over thin strands of glass.
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Strands of pearls, some real, others fake, swirl around on the bottom.
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The solution to quickly adding a dose of TLC to your strands?
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In certain respects these divergent strands in Mr. Serra's oeuvre are opposites.
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The Olsen twin wasn't the only star to switch up her strands.
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BELFER "And After the Fire" weaves in several strands in the book.
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Many updo hairstyles from the '90s left a few strands hanging loose.
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Long strands of beer-can tops hang like curtains from the eaves.
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And don't determine where your strands land based on someone else's hair.
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Once we hit the '90s, runway strands fell more or less flat.
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Thus, the viewer's physical presence affects the strands in front of them.
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Paris Jackson may be sporting newly bleached and cropped strands these days.
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The other one is this idea of DNA strands being like [shoelaces].
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There's mystery, intrigue, so many strands of story wrapping around each other.
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Instead of unspooling lots of new strands, old ones are tied up.
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The long strands of ribbons need to be sewn down, he decides.
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The story pulls together many strands of recent changes in the city.
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Strands of her sandy-brown hair fell out and her skin burned.
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"A few strands are slowly forming, pulling into different directions," she said.
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If you ever consider going to Paris with limp strands, think again.
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All of life is woven together, and separating the strands is impossible.
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The rope sings uncertainly against the wall, its strands begin to struggle.
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Finally, the DNA strands are drawn from the purified solution with alcohol.
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The best ones hydrate and revitalize strands while cutting down on frizz.
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And as the novel develops, Reed brings the two strands artfully together.
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By contrast, Elliot has two thin strands of hope to cling to.
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"It's a potential opportunity here to bring those strands together," she said.
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On a clean countertop, roll each ball into 9-inch long strands.
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It takes a little subtlety to harmonize these strands, but it's doable.
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She had started preserving her son's strands of hair and nail clippings.
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Elsewhere there were exaggerated bows, supersize strands of pearls and gargantuan ruffles.
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Inaction is also central to the three intertwining strands of the plot.
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Now, the hair that fell was mostly gray, peppered with black strands.
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Some thrash about, even biting through a few strands of metal mesh.
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Her blonde strands cover her face as she straddles our giddy subject.
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The trick was to tuck any loose strands of hair behind my ears.
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A DNA double helix is made of two strands running in opposite directions.
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I spent the next few years trying to make my strands stick around.
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Do you like your Britney when she's rocking wild curls or mermaid strands?
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Maciques used L'Oréal Ellnett hairspray to keep Lopez's strands in place all day.
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Both are polymers, which consist of long strands of molecules bound together firmly.
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Her sun-drenched strands seem to look right at home in every environment.
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So with Facebook there were a couple of different strands in our reporting.
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Nicole Kidman is switching things up when it comes to her signature strands.
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The gray streak in Richard Madden's hair: 50 strands of gray = bae. 34.
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"I usually let my hair air dry," Hale says about styling her strands.
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In his photographic work, Girault combined two very separate strands: artistic and scientific.
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These are the DNA strands that enable your paternal line can be traced.
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Strands of silver are making their way into his famously thick, dark hair.
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Save for a haircut every six months, my strands are fairly low maintenance.
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After all, liberalism is a complex tradition with many strands and internal tensions.
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Longoria accessorized the look with custom emerald Lorraine Schwartz earrings and sleek strands.
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For centuries, racial judgments have been rooted in haircuts, hair textures, and strands.
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In late July, Khloé Kardashian chopped her strands into a similar short bob.
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The Neutrogena Triple Moisture Recovery Mask, which Sturdivant-Drew left on her strands.
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Not even a drop of temporary wash-out color has touched these strands.
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She sectioned off my hair into very tiny strands and started painting away.
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You rub your hands along the black fungal strands on the infected trunks.
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When hair is dry or damaged, the strands weaken and become more porous.
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The connection between your strands and your mood, outfit, or agenda makes sense.
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Loose strands frame her face and barely cover the star's still-dark eyebrows.
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If your hair is curly, use a flat iron to straighten your strands.
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On Wednesday, the Hawks said they were investigating three separate strands regarding Steinhoff.
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"Tonight is about exuberance and celebration," she said through the hundreds of strands.
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Up close she could see the strands of gray in their copper coats.
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Sounds appeared as visuals, blown around him like giant, quivering strands of ectoplasm.
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Errors can happen when building new strands of DNA, causing them to break.
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Prager's argument is inconsistent with certain strands of conservative thought, but not all.
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The most valuable companies combine several reinforcing strands, like scale and customer loyalty.
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Now some of those stars are lengthening their short strands with layered extensions.
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The researchers recreated the twisted strands as two pieces of twisted fishing line.
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Trump's speech also exemplified the competing strands of his "America First" foreign policy.
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Creamed cauliflower, toasted pancetta, florets of romanesco with strands of lightly pickled carrot.
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I am officially no longer afraid of subjecting my strands to the blowdryer.
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Her tousled chestnut strands have long been the envy of lazy girls everywhere.
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The singer posted a pic to Instagram showing off her new platinum strands.
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As we twist the final strands around our forks, I ask about leftovers.
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And my highlights weren't chunky — they were painted naturally into my strands. Progress!
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The answer refers to microscopic cells and the strands of genetic material within.
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One of the exhibition's key strands is how each enriched the other's work.
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I lifted her hair with my fingers, guiding her strands around the iron.
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If you have colored or damaged strands, invest in silk or satin pillowcases.
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Silk or satin pillowcases, with their slippery feel, reduce the friction on strands.
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It's not a series of single strands, but a spider web of them.
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Women with rainbow flower strands stacked atop their headdresses danced to the rhythm.
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When the strands were lathered in a nitrogen-rich solution, bacteria ate them.
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Though the strands of this metaphysical story come unraveled, the music is engrossing.
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Playing strands of spiraling passagework with pristine clarity was not his primary goal.
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She paired the sparkling strands with straightened blonde hair at the 2010 Grammys.
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Last in are sev, truncated strands of chickpea flour, like deep-fried confetti.
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To simplify things, singers were grouped into five strands of some 200 members.
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There was an idea of this troubadour plucking these strands and creating music.
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Leila Lopes wowed audiences with a sleeveless white gown trimmed in feathery strands.
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We were in coordinating blue and white sweaters and holding strands of pearls.
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Grating breaks up the gluten strands, which gives you a much thinner crust.
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You could create program strands in the arts and industry and so forth.
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The hair situation — dark, very wet-looking strands — was a bit of a wildcard.
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But for Cristina Gómez, her dark-colored strands were a piece of her identity.
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This can cause some issues, and it did, as the strands can get tangled.
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She now has layered shoulder-length locks with shorter angled strands in the front.
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If your strands fall somewhere in the middle, you can consider your porosity normal.
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You can see it has a little more body, a few more rebellious strands.
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The strands of violence are there, but they're also set alongside a restorative sensibility.
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Swift first revealed hot-pink strands at the iHeart Radio Music Awards in March.
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When ready, the strands of meat are supple and almost fall off the bone.
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Just squeeze a dollop onto your fingers and distribute it on your wayward strands.
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But when it was shorter, my strands took on a life of their own.
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Her long platinum strands were tied in beautiful braids and twists with decorative beads.
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Strands of memory, dreamlike and unconnected before this moment, wound themselves tightly together now.
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Ryan Lochte's silver-fox strands have already started us off on a high note.
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Tie your hair back into a bun, and let a few strands hang out.
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This is to alter specific bases without cutting the DNA strands they are in.
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Excessive heat on curly strands can cause the shaft to temporarily (or permanently) loosen.
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But, even though it's overloaded with benefits, this formula won't weigh down your strands.
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Hairstylist Jeri Baker gave Ricci an elegant updo, with a bun wrapped in strands.
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I remember my mother's hands so skillfully weaving the strands of my hair together.
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The most emotional of those strands is the bond forged between Rebecca and Deborah.
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Bush is pictured wearing a bright red coat and her three strands of pearls.
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"Bacteria can mutate into more resistant strands with overuse of antibacterials," Dr. Engelman says.
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Typically, when I'm rinsing my hair out, I lose a whole lot of strands.
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She revealed that she cut her long strands into a choppy, collarbone-length cut.
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Noam Galai/WireImage Once Jones' strands were blown out, it was time for teasing!
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When you look at the ethical or philosophical considerations, — I think there's two strands.
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"We may see two different strands of foreign policy in the administration," Wright said.
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Knit sneakers, too, require some special handling because the strands can easily get pulled.
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What did you both think about "Immersion" and its many, many, many plot strands?
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To do this, they used a modern sequencing technique to read the DNA strands.
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Strands of hair, from scalps or beards, can drift down into the serving bowls.
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Do you see strands of your parents' influence in the way you lead today?
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Brow extensions are single strands of synthetic hair applied to the brows with adhesive.
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The ripple of a herringsteering her band from seas of ice to warmer strands.
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She quickly dismissed a suggestion that she braid in strands of all the colors.
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Instead, she styles her strands herself (we know!) and her technique is pretty simple.
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Split ends occur because of environmental, chemical, and heat damage that your strands experience.
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But as the week goes on, a few strands have turned into large clumps.
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You mention in the press release too that there's an optimism buried in Strands.
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"Pull a few strands out so the style doesn't look restricted," Ms. Redway said.
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UKIP's anti-immigration stance tapped into one of the darkest strands in British society.
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During the evening they tore strands of tulle off the gown to make headbands.
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Collectively, these strands lend the work a tone that suggests girlishness (Norris is 67).
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How did "Sirens" help you pull together all those different strands in your writing?
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Now they were rushing through the strands of the curtain, shimmying their butts off.
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"From these couple strands of hair," Mr. Cassarino said, "you get this huge history."
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Strands of her sandy-brown hair fell out, and she got a skin burn.
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Some places have become points of convergence for numerous strands of Mr. Bloomberg's agenda.
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Honking, chatter and pulsing music are just three strands of the city's braided soundtrack.
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Family background and tribal politics are two of the main strands of his story.
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She finished with a golden gloss all over to add warmth to her strands.
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At every turn, the ocean is there to unite the different strands of time.
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All the modernist sonorities and layered strands in this dense, complex music come through.
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There's a growing push toward LGBTQ inclusion across the many strands of American Christendom.
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I understood years later that the strands of attachment could be put into words.
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The narrative is told in two strands, separated in time by about two decades.
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Kylie Jenner used Instagram on Friday to showcase her latest hairstyle: long, yellow strands.
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The trick to reaching maximum smoothness is mixing a few drops of hair oil (Marjan's favorite is Ouai) with gel (quarter size for thicker hair and a dime size for thinner strands) and running the mixture through your strands before pulling it back.
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These days, Mariah Carey is known for her sleek strands, shimmery lips and luscious lashes.
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She's worn honey-blonde strands in the past and has previously dabbled with golden highlights.
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And when these run out, the packs are relatively affordable at $8 for 25 strands.
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Those ladies have put sleek, slippery-when-wet strands back on the map this year.
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This isn't the first time Cardi has shown off her natural strands to her fans.
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The strands can cause irritation and respiratory problems when it comes in contact with people.
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But for those whose strands sit shoulder-length and above, there are still cute options.
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Just like its name indicates, this luxe serum is a total treat for your strands.
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Plus, a lot of people hate how dry and chalky some formulations leave their strands.
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Not long after that, I started getting my hair colored to cover those stubborn strands.
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Instead, they're her natural strands, which she has been growing so she can donate them.
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Those supplicants will soon discover that Mr Trump's attitude towards business has three contradictory strands.
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These practices have been vehemently challenged by social-justice movements, including many strands of feminism.
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The second I ran my fingers through my strands, I noticed that something felt… different.
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Don't let that deter you from rocking the sleek and smooth strands of your dreams.
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Baldwin also showed off her pretty in pink strands on Instagram in a playful selfie.
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These are not as easily measured as economic multipolarity, but some clear strands are emerging.
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Read on for everything you need to know about snipping your own strands at home.
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Telomeres are strands of DNA that cap the end of chromosomes in a cell's nucleus.
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At some point these strands intersected—and one crucial question is how early that happened.
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So you tug at the thread just a little and a few strands come loose.
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Before the cut, Ramirez wore her raven-hued strands in a shoulder-skimming long bob.
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If you've been holding on to damaged strands in fear of having short hair — don't.
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In fact, it's almost like a second haircut after your strands are shaped and trimmed.
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Because Lee didn't want to fry Robbie's natural strands, she used wigs... lots of wigs.
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Look closely and you'll see a tangled network of black strands arrayed all around Harry.
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Or, you can lightly blowdry your strands and slick them up into a sleek pompadour.
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The actor's side-slicked strands became an Internet sensation when one lock went wild. Getty
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With DNA in hand, Jellen says, new market-ready strands could emerge in eight years.
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Thankfully, every single time I shampoo my hair, my strands bounce back into loose waves.
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Once a week, apply Nexxus Keraphix Masque to strengthen strands and restore the protective barrier.
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She kept her beauty look casual as well, with lose, wavy strands and minimal makeup.
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These three strands collided throughout the twentieth century, as the prosperity gospel came into being.
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No, he just thought she was going to go full-on rainbow with her strands.
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The brown strands are pulled into a messy bun, and long bangs frame her face.
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At the highest level, politics, communications, policy and negotiating are strands of the same rope.
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Slavery and whiskey, far from being two separate strands of Southern history, were inextricably entwined.
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His ropy strands of pulled pork, at once sweet and tangy, are just as good.
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Before her second burial, a few strands of the girl's hair were removed for analysis.
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Her scheme separates Moholy-Nagy's achievement into separate strands and then braids them together fluidly.
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These historical strands are presented scrupulously, but they're not what the show is built around.
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Strands of acrylic seemed to gush from the ceiling, pooling into reservoirs on the floor.
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They were these new L.E.D. ones, chilly strands of white light dripping off the eaves.
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Most have one layer of strands (at chest or pelvis level) that fly out entertainingly.
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She then captured her freshly-washed strands being blown out, captioning the photo "silver blonde".
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It doesn't just refresh our strands, it boosts confidence (and volume) with every powdery spritz.
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Adding extra strands of wire has stopped people climbing over the wall, the agency said.
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She adds that using clean hair is important, as dirty strands will alter your results.
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The issue Nguyen faces is how to pull all these different strands of knowledge together.
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The saint's cross, animal fur, and several strands of his hair had disappeared into obscurity.
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As you clean the inside of the pumpkin, feel the slimy, stringy strands and seeds.
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Without intention, this over-simplifies the multiple strands of each individual's journey into battling pursuits.
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But in the book, I had to be disciplined to bring all those strands together.
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Here, the same strands of floral garland were also used to decorate long communal tables.
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For finer strands, a less viscous formula, like Ouai Hair Oil ($28), may be better.
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It works really well for my hair, which is slightly wavy with medium-sized strands.
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She also wore her hair in an updo with two strands that framed her face.
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Certain standards or strands of nobility with which he was compared kept bothering his soul.
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The president's latest shifts would play differently to different strands among Trump's supporters, Deace said.
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There are now tens of thousands of waterwheel strands in a nature reserve near Amsterdam.
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Yet each dance movement came across as an outlet for Bach's ingenious strands of counterpoint.
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There are now tens of thousands of waterwheel strands in a nature reserve near Amsterdam.
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Thick strands of fountain water waved like boiling pasta, and the air was steaming hot.
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It's going to take some strands of what she is trying to do at Theranos.
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Our cells contain chromosomes made up of chemical strands called DNA, which carry genetic information.
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Generously spritz it through towel-dried hair and scrunch and twist your strands as they dry.
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This easy-to-use glitter hair stick will glisten up your strands with one simple stroke.
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This is like using a telescope in your backyard to see DNA strands on the moon.
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It didn't seem possible that strands as short as those found in viruses could achieve this.
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Dry or damaged hair blows, but oily strands might be the worst woe of them all.
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Natural waves are never this three-dimensional, and natural curls contain way fewer strands per spiral.
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Kidman wore her blonde strands in loose curls and completed her ensemble with Fred Leighton jewelry.
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Shield your strands—and your scalp: In summer, your hair's BFF is definitely SPF, says Capri.
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The spice is very expensive to harvest because the delicate red strands must be hand-picked.
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It takes over 18,000 strands of saffron to make up a single kilogram of the spice.
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It&aposs only when longer strands of DNA are introduced does the level of danger rise.
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Donning a wig is a simple option when you want to safely tuck away your strands.
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I can see that I have a tummy, heavier thighs, gray strands in my pubic hair.
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I've been testing two brands of USB-powered light strands, both with their origins on Kickstarter.
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Mr Hollande, a natural consensus-seeker, always tried to reconcile the two strands in his party.
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Long strands, however, tend to wrap around the AirPods' "stem," sending them flying toward the ground.
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Modern technology means hundreds of millions of DNA strands can be processed at the same time.
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The second and third strands of Trumponomics, tax cuts and deregulation, will encourage that domestic investment.
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So there are two strands to its revenue generating playbook atop WhatsApp's e23e encrypted messaging platform.
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Seeing all of the colors in their strands, strolling, jogging, or jaywalking, the order soothed Margery.
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The stunning necklace consists of three strands of brilliant-and-baguette-cut diamonds set in platinum.
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She just hit Instagram with mauve streaks in her strands — and we're so here for it.
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She added a bold bright pink smoky eye and sleek shoulder-length strands to the ensemble.
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It is connected by strands of time to past glories, the Pateks, the Omegas, the Breitlings.
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The star chopped off her long blonde strands, and she wants her followers to weigh in.
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Get ready to experience actual beach hair, not crunchy texture on top of already-salty strands.
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Ms Lovell's descriptions of these (and other) global strands of Maoism are well-researched and colourful.
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Or, swap it out for the Thickening Cream, which Heath says is great for fine strands.
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There's no humidity in the air trying to tempt your strands out of your sleek blowout.
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I followed with the sister conditioner and gently detangled my strands with a wide-tooth comb.
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Charged hair strands can "stand up on end, creating an uncomfortable 'flyaway' effect," the study says.
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Now, Bloom has returned from filming, but contrary to our expectations, his brown strands have not.
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Think of the 2016 Trump-Russia narrative as two parallel strands—one politics, one law enforcement.
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And, plus, that dress with her gorgeous fiery, flowing strands make for one epic color combo.
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No shock here: My normally very-resilient strands became more damaged than they'd been in years.
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But some silicones, like dimethicone, can also cause heavy buildup that leaves strands limp and dull.
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When strands form along the bottom, lower 8 to10 meatballs at a time into the oil.
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Researchers just figured out how to squeeze 200 MB of data onto some strands of DNA.
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According to Lenzy, vitamin-rich foods help the body produce protein, which results in stronger strands.
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So, be kind to your strands and let your body do the rest of the work.
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I kicked down to the bottom, pushing past clumps of moss and silky strands of pondweed.
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That's because it works by binding to DNA, cross-linking to strands and preventing cell duplication.
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Plus, summer is the perfect excuse to lighten my strands and channel my inner beach babe.
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A hand appears, combs the length of her hair and tucks loose strands behind her ear.
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Step 3: With a comb, pull a few strands of hair in front of your ears.
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And you may have a few friends who are snipping their strands into impossibly chic pixies.
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His absence could allow Kelly and McMaster to rein in conflicting strands of Trump's foreign policy.
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Make sure to even out the ends of the strands if they are too thick. 11.
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During whole stretches, celebratory choral bursts seem to escape tugging strands of nervous, dark orchestra music.
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The investigations surrounding Donald Trump have become sprawling enterprises, with multiple strands that are increasingly intertwined.
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After shampooing and rinsing, I load up the strands and ends of my hair with conditioner.
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Such strands, long enough to encompass a few genes, are what companies like his use now.
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She also wore her hair in a ponytail with two loose strands that framed her face.
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Karl Lagerfeld took the innocent pearl necklace back to statement status, with multiple extra-large strands.
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Basically, they moved 2,000 hairs—individual strands—from the back of my head to the front.
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The water helps break up the waves again, and the balm infusion re-texturizes my strands.
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From what we can tell, it looks like the new blue-hued additions are synthetic strands.
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Which do you prefer: short cuts or down-to-there strands (with excellent man-bun potential)?
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His latest full-length Strands—released October 28 on Kranky—carries on in this meditative tradition.
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Thread your needle and tie the cut ends together so that you're sewing with two strands.
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The case -- Masterpiece Cakeshop -- brought two strands of Kennedy's jurisprudence together: LGBT rights and religious liberty.
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Below his aching lines, calm strings play strands of counterpoint that overlap into pungently mellow sonorities.
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It's considered particularly lucky to eat pancit (noodles) on birthdays, their uncut strands promising long life.
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Jonathan Cowan: Like with liberalism and conservatism, there are many different strands and brands of centrism.
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But it also pulls together many strands of the recent changes that have come to Vancouver.
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In this gripping track, the jazz piano riffs sound almost like pointillist strands of atonal music.
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As it heats the tube, the DNA's double helix separates into two strands, exposing each side.
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This could explain why artists rarely portray lightning with more than 11 strands, Dr. Horváth said.
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A. Cloth, like paper, is made up of discrete strands of fiber with air between them.
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But even as he weighed those dueling strands of advice, airlines and local governments proceeded anyway.
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To create tassels, the house's artisans thread pearls or beads on strands of soft Bruyère silk.
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Downed power lines snake along mountain ridges like strands of unraveled twine leading to broken toothpicks.
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Some of the strands fray, some turn into knots, some unravel in a hot, unearned rush.
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Then there's Kim Kardashian-West, who's bounced between a bob and lengthier strands as of late.
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Data suggest that the fault's strands have not all ruptured simultaneously in more than 11,000 years.
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White strands of loose thread hung down from her jean shorts and fluttered around her thighs.
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The calculations accounted for 10 strands of incandescent lights, 68.5 feet long each, plus two inflatables.
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There might have been a minidress under all those silken strands, but the legs were shielded.
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The turn to populism takes many forms, but it nearly always strong nationalist and statist strands.
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For this mask, the team has created hair with strands of white along with the black.
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She'd spun her silky strands across my limbs, making me an actual part of her web.
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Strands of long and detailed human narrative can emerge from each of those little ceramic pieces.
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The music is rich with strands of big-band jazz, blues and Tin Pan Alley touches.
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Noodles are meant to represent all the different strands of your life, coming together at Nowruz.
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"This is just one strand of the investigation — there are lots of strands," Dr. Dray said.
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It cleanses effectively from root to tip and enlists coconut oil and coconut milk to hydrate parched strands from the inside out, while Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Shampoo gently dislodges everything from product buildup to flakes, and leaves both scalp and strands feeling fresh, not frazzled.
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The New-York Historical Society owns a fragment of the horse's tail, sculpted with realistic tangled strands.
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Here's a close-up where you can literally see the individual fur strands protruding from Jigglypuff's ears.
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When a DNA molecule replicates an enzyme called "helicase" unzips the double helix into two single strands.
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Last year, she showed off her freshly-dyed strands on Instagram styled in a high top knot.
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No matter the texture of your strands, one thing is certain: healthy hair starts in the shower.
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But just because your strands are short doesn't mean your hair routine has to be one note.
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For many, December means making Christmas lists, planning Hanukkah menus, and untangling endless strands of wintery lights.
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CRANE: It turns out that you can make pretty big things by tweaking small strands of DNA.
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From short blonde pixies to waist-length strands, Zendaya has tried nearly every hairstyle under the sun.
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When these natural oils don't reach the ends of hair, strands need to be moisturized another way.
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As for her famous hair, she skipped the Hollywood waves in favor of sleek center-parted strands.
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From the front, the updo looked like Markle's signature chignon, complete with loose strands framing her face.
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The guy's hair was black but thinning, the sparse strands gelled together to keep his scalp covered.
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In the coming months these three different strands will respectively excite, worry and scare the business world.
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He teased both sections by back-combing strands and then rolled them down and secured with pins.
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Paparazzi photos show the singer wearing a head of bubblegum strands while filming Life of the Party.
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The latest dye job to catch our eye: Emily Ratajkowski's platinum strands — and we're all for it.
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And in each of those wells sits several microlitres of liquid and a few strands of DNA.
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Her long limbs give her a gangly appearance, but the flaming strands of her hair are beautiful.
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Which would mean I'd inevitably always be finding strands of stray hair draped across my couch cushions.
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She's an undercover time traveller who can investigate multiverse strands: potential futures branching off from the present.
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The supermodel showed off her golden blonde ombré strands on Snapchat, thanking Cunningham for the shade update.
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The Independence Day: Resurgence star ditched her shoulder-length brunette strands for vibrant streaks of hot pink.
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Picturing abstracted dendrites, which resemble frayed strands of hair, the drawings hung on her Brooklyn studio walls.
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The protective caps on the ends of his DNA strands — known as telomeres — increased while in space.
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After a seven-hour process, I emerged with nearly white strands, poised to take on the summer.
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Suffice it to say, we love gathering inspiring new looks that breathe life back into our strands.
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Buddhist monks and leaders of other faiths also attended, but few from other strands of British Islam.
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I then towel-dried my hair and applied No. 3, saturating my strands and combing it through.
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We're lusting after this pro brush with long, soft strands that blend soft powders like a dream.
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The Real Housewives of New York star traded her sombré brunette strands for a bright-red hue.
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It's a gel that slightly hardens on your strands, and you should use it on shampooed hair.
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Liu figured out that if you attached chemicals to DNA strands, you could change their final product.
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The plot wasn't entirely cohesive, but the different strands were striking enough to make up for it.
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The President decried the GOP's "World War III" foreign policy and most strands of the party's platform.
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Deploying single strands of RNA is a difficult problem since our body associates them with viral infections.
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But it's not as if their endless strands aren't anchored in a long tradition of male hairstyles.
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A little research revealed that they had been patched together from various strands of traditional Chinese belief.
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Men carved the frame components from driftwood and lashed them together with strands including spruce root fibers.
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I traditionally use four 15-foot strands on our trees, which are usually about 8.5 feet tall.
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Four nourishing products work together to help strengthen and hydrate frizzy, heat-damaged, and color-treated strands.
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They are computer networks moving voice, video and data on fiber strands at the speed of light.
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One unique item on the list: a ball of yarn, handspun with individual strands of sterling silver.
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The powder, called Everence, is essentially a bunch of tiny, plastic containers that hold individual DNA strands.
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Dr. Church is a founder of Gen9, a company that sells made-to-order strands of DNA.
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The edges look like a loose amalgamation of protein strands, just like on a ground-beef patty.
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Then, they compare the DNA strands to one another in order to divide them into viral populations.
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This season, Karl Lagerfeld takes the innocent necklace back to statement status, with multiple extra-large strands.
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I remember strands of glass beads hanging in the doorways and a caged green parrot named Demetrius.
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My strands were silky, shiny, soft, and moved as though I were auditioning for a shampoo commercial.
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And it's a big departure from the metal-adorned lavender strands she showed off just last week.
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Then, she sectioned the first of four ponytails by clipping back just the strands behind the eyebrows.
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Unfortunately, it won't last too long — turns out, the new strands were just for a photo shoot.
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Click through for the holy-grail products that have kept my blond strands in tip-top shape.
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Made up of micro wax particles, the lotion coats the strands and creates bonds between hair fibers.
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"The Innocents" weaves several narrative strands into a complex of themes that sometimes pull against one another.
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Another ingredient in conditioners is silicone, which helps to smooth out strands, but it isn't water soluble.
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Your individual hair strands swell and contract, so you're damaging your hair every time you wet it.
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And when you think about your leadership style today, do you see strands of your parents' influence?
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Around this point a piano soloist (here Tomoko Mukaiyama) enters, playing fitful strands of steely high chords.
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Shannon sat in her front yard, wrapping strands of wet hair around yellow pencils, to make curls.
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It even comes with a handy comb to help separate strands to ensure a streak-free application.
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That's because those gluten-free grains lack the proteins needed to create the strands that trap air.
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Within these lazy sketches, though, genuinely compelling sub-strands — controlling husbands; infantilizing adult children — lie frustratingly fallow.
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The same-sex marriage survey shows how conservatives may be approaching the moment when these strands unravel.
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Research suggests that the challenges aren't a series of single strands, but a spider web of them.
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"There are several strands that will take us into the future," said Elizabeth Denham, the information commissioner.
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But these demands also reintroduced familiar strands of localism, an ideology focused on preserving Hong Kong's autonomy.
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When it was repeatedly charged, thin strands of metallic lithium would grow out from the negative electrode.
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Strands of what was apparently Ms. Heyer's red hair clung to the trunk of Ms. Washington's car.
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Not only does it get get strands squeaky-clean, the protein-packed formula improves overall hair health.
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The novel's historical and personal strands don't always intellectually cohere, but their juxtaposition often has visceral force.
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In late July, I do the easier harvests, pulling strands of black currants from their taut twigs.
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American officials, however, said they had multiple strands of intelligence indicating that Khataib Hezbollah carried it out.
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So far, the style has been most prevalent on mid-length strands that hit around the shoulder.
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The look is achieved by pinning up the top layer of hair and coloring the strands underneath.
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The middle movement was mesmerizing, with pointillist-like strands of mingling piano lines against bittersweet orchestra harmonies.
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One nasal swab sample yields a multitude of DNA strands, which are essentially lines of genetic code.
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The machines emit powerful ultraviolet light that can decontaminate surfaces By tearing apart strands of virus DNA.
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For all the convoluted strands of this story, "Adriana" is at its core a torturous love triangle.
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There are different strands to IS propaganda, of which the theater of execution is just one aspect.
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His iconic mountain is braided out of hair-thin horizontal strands of calligraphy with traditional Japanese verse.
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Thin metallic steamers that once would have been at home on the end of a bike handle, strands and strands of Mardi Gras beads—anything that's deeply saturated, reflects light, or has a little bit of movement attracts a child's eyes and helps teach his brain: You are seeing.
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Strands of Islam, he feels, are bringing with them the kinds of prejudices any liberal society should abhor.
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And she credits one hairstylist for convincing her to quit the chemicals and grow out her natural strands.
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This is to be expected given that it is heating up the plastic strands that do the printing.
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You load these strands of material into the top of the 33Doodler Create+ when your ready to print.
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Small objects hang from the ends of strands of twine that seem to sprout around the impassive face.
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From Beyoncé's Lemonade curls to Nicki Minaj's pin-straight strands, Kimble is spilling all her hair secrets ahead.
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You begged your parents for permission to lighten your strands because all the cool kids were doing it.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from father to son, so your paternal line can be traced.
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Warm a dollop of styling cream between your palms, then rake through your strands back from your hairline.
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The hatch-marks barely echo this texture because gold paint makes the strands look too fake and shiny.
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This year, the longtime platinum blonde debuted strands dyed a deep russet chestnut, cut into a graphic lob.
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Instagram users flooded photos of Hough's hair with comments comparing her look to Ryan and Hawn's iconic strands.
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New fiber optics networks, which send data as pulses of light along strands of glass, really are better.
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They're believably awkward, with braces, bowl cuts, and ponytails with two face-framing strands of hair pulled out.
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Another recent breakthrough in storage technology could potentially allow us to keep digital information in strands of DNA.
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And apparently, it's quite the lucrative market — just a few strands can fetch tens of thousands of dollars.
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Unlike other detanglers, the keratin in the formula helps strengthen fried strands and wards off future heat damage.
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Split pea soup, poppy seed challah with six strands, braised brisket and potato kugel were a frequent occurrence.
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Unfortunately, your strands still look like an actual hot mess, so doing nothing is not really an option.
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Ahead, the pros' guide to rescuing your natural, relaxed, and color-treated strands from the longest winter imaginable.
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Using a card and hair brush as his tools, Wang forms shapes and lines with the hair strands.
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Just last week, the star cut her white-blonde and pink strands into a super short, choppy pixie.
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Taking a cue from Ciara, Olivia Munn swapped her long strands for a brand new lob as well.
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The supermodel chopped and dyed her long brunette strands into a blunt platinum bob, and she's almost unrecognizable.
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Robbie, 28, wore her hair in a middle part and styled the front few strands into small braids.
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Reading the data is made easier by distinctive markers that the team place within the strands of DNA.
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It actually stops the damage by removing it, so you won't have split ends creeping up your strands.
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Harry's been sporting his perfectly tousled shoulder-grazing strands for a while now, so why the big chop?
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But multiple storyline strands this episode seem to indicate that C and D Block are hurtling towards collision.
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Clearly, A Star Is Born is threaded with some strands of true experiences, as was What Price Hollywood?
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And trust us when we say you'll be surprised to see how much guys focus on their strands.
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Nexxus Volume Refreshing Mist Dry Shampoo is lightweight, sulfate-free, and will even add fullness to limp strands.
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She's experimented with almost every style from bright blue hues to super long strands, and everything in between.
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We've got all the scoop on the actress's new strands, how long they'll be sticking around and more.
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Rudin says that his firm has worked with many individuals who have had positive hair strands from Motherisk.
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We're talking shiny, heathy, shampoo-commercial strands instead of the beachy, messy texture we spent so long perfecting.
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I also liked that it made my strands soft, not limp, as it added a hit of moisture.
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Moore is there immediately, swirling an enormous basket-shaped strainer around the cauldron to scoop up the strands.
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This beloved Middle Eastern dessert combines thin strands of phyllo dough, finely chopped pistachios, kaymak, and sugar syrup.
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" Precision gives way to romance: "The methyl tags decorated the strands of DNA like charms on a necklace.
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They also gained protective genes and evolved new proteins that protect their delicate strands of DNA from breakage.
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Those two strands of inquiry, police say, concern more than 60 properties in Paris and 200 bank accounts.
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As controls, the researchers also tested plain bamboo sticks straight from the tree and bundles of spaghetti strands.
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In short, you come to feel like you actually are piecing together the strands of a lost language.
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Its micro-perforated mesh drains all the water quickly but doesn't let nearly any strands of pasta escape.
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Even the most beneficial economics will not change the authoritarian and extreme nationalist strands of contemporary populist movements.
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I recommend putting the lights on a timer so the strands automatically turn on each night at dusk.
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But only the staunchly bland sides — daunting mounds of rice, couscous and truncated strands of vermicelli — need adjusting.
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In these communities, residents are able to weave together the essential strands of happiness: pride, pleasure and purpose.
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In true Chyna fashion, the 27-year-old broke out a different do, sporting blonde, waist-length strands.
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This ideal — the Balanchine girl — is at the center of Wilson's novel, which is divided into two strands.
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That means it's a great natural alternative for everything from combating acne to softening strands and pouts alike.
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Though genetics certainly come into play, women with enviable strands do things differently than the rest of us.
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Trust us, if you follow their advice, your strands will go from "so-so" to "so-so amazing."
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This past season, hairstylists reached for volumizing sprays, mousses, and round brushes, working massive body back into strands.
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But rather than mash them all up, the strands of meat hang vertically and are lightly pressed together.
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I didn't know until the recent reports emerged stating heat slowly destroys collagen strands and causes premature aging.
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There are things in this world that you can't control, but Strands makes it feel like you can.
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Color starts fading, strands feel dry and brittle, and don't even get us started on salt-water tangles.
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"There are many treatments to ensure their strands are nourished and their scalp is healthy," she tells us.
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And then there are the coincidences — perhaps forgivable, since there are so many unruly strands to tie together.
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According to Star, 34, the hair-like strands some customers extracted from their palette were actually ribbons fibers.
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We sliced pizzas with boomerang-sized mezzalunas and used a volume mixer, watching gluten strands narrow and lengthen.
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"Walker creates a polyphonic work that elegantly interweaves multiple strands," Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim writes in her review.
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M.L.B. says new nets use finer strands that don't interfere with viewing as much as the older style.
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Eventually, the network was folded into The CW, where some strands of its DNA survive to this day.
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Brush bristles are studded between the plastic teeth to prevent tangling or breakage and to volumize limp strands.
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"Wilson and Trump represent two interwoven strands of the DNA of American statecraft — internationalism and realism," he said.
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Crisped in a pan, the strands emerge as a kind of ossified tumbleweed of meat, shattering and salty.
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Even biker boots had clear Lucite heels filled with dried rosebuds and coiled strands of your grandmother's pearls.
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These multiple geopolitical battlefronts have many strands, few receiving much attention against the backdrop to the wider crisis.
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Google's site is bringing together as many of the positive and legitimate strands of information as it can.
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Maybe you need a deep conditioner for extra moisture or something lighter that won't weigh down fine strands.
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A dead battery is a major inconvenience, and if it strands you in cold weather, a safety concern.
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It is unusually strong and well built, seven strands of barbed wire and massive 8-by-8 posts.
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" Greenberg added, "Drea has two strands of income -- child support from R. Kelly and blasting R. Kelly publicly.
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Spaghetti squash gets its name from its flesh, which resembles delicate strands of angel hair pasta when cooked.
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The model debuted butterscotch-blonde color back in July, then she quickly went back to her brown strands.
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Organic honey is the hero ingredient here and will help refresh their strands with some much-needed moisture.
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Two previously unknown strands of fungi are killing ohia trees, which are the bedrock of Hawaii's native forests.
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It was as if all the disparate strands of his life were being woven into this final moment.
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The family that will ultimately decide, the Murdochs, has its own funhouse-mirror version of those competing strands.
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Shower caps are not known for their fashionability, but sometimes you need to protect your strands in public.
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Ms. Adichie has cultivated these two strands of her identity: the serious literary author and the fashion icon.
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His tunes place urgency and nostalgia in contact, as if they were two equally valid strands of idealism.
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One day I floated lazily above a large Gorgonian coral with long, flexible strands shaped like snaky ferns.
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The stringy squash strands and gooey seeds hang down, and G. exclaims joyfully: It looks like a chandelier!
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And while Shipka proves she can pull off virtually any beauty look (in case you needed any sort of reminder of what Shipka's strands usually look like, take a look at this adorable photo in which her sleek straight strands are on full display), we're curious: Did she get a perm?
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A lace bonnet keeps her dark curls in place, save for a few neat strands that frame her face.
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The look is simple: Wavy strands that have been styled so they flow back and away from the face.
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This special report will start by chronicling how the internet became centralised, then discuss all three strands in turn.
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It's called Pele's hair, and they're light strands of volcanic glass that have been falling downwind from the fissure.
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Halle Berry just broke up with her collarbone-length strands, for a chin-grazing chop — and it's beyond chic.
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But the new study shows that the process is much more erratic, and strands operate more autonomously than thought.
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As we reported yesterday, getting all of those rainbow-hued strands into every model's hair was no easy feat.
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Through probabilistic genotype matching, programs like TrueAllele can sort out the DNA strands presented in such a biological stew.
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Church likened this to gene vandalism versus gene editing—breaking both strands is more likely to cause these errors.
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After a long summer of hot sun, chlorine, and salt water, your strands may not be looking their best.
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Towards the end of the video, though, a dramatic head flip revealed turquoise strands in place of the pink.
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I get it, you've seen the photos of Bollywood stars, their strands billowing in slow motion across the screen.
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Optical fibres are made by pulling glass into strands which have a diameter similar to that of human hair.
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Microsoft is buying 10 million strands oflong oligonucleotides — laboratory-made molecules of DNA — from San Francisco startup Twist Bioscience.
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But now that spring has sprung, the season of ladies looking to lighten their strands is in full force.
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Instead, Witherspoon's keeping things easy and just letting her strands air dry with the help of the ocean breeze.
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But it's still up to the audience to put the two together, and tease of the strands of truth.
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Read on for 12 tips on how to protect your strands as you bask in what's left of summer.
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Once it recognized a match, a nuclease enzyme ripped out out the offending strands from the T-cell DNA.
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Then he's finger-combing through it, separating the strands that have been twisted together under my tichels all day.
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We loved him with his half-up blond strands in The Hobbit, and we even accepted his man bun.
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The mother of three's ensemble was overdosed on fringe with silk strands mixed in with sequined neckline and bodice.
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This episode of Dirty John ties together the strands of Meehan's criminal history: Stealing drugs, menacing women, and extortion.
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He later found her phone with earbuds still attached and strands of blond hair near a local jogging trail.
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Delicious scent aside, ingredients like olive oil penetrate damaged strands while almond oil gives our hair a nice sheen.
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Pull the top section back, gathering it at the crown of your head and separating it into three strands.
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Ahead, 15 new products from Ulta that might just give you the summer strands of your humidity-proof dreams.
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For the show, he styled her freshly-colored strands in loose, sexy curls (that were perfect for hair flippin').
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Brewster keeps her naturally colored locks (she hasn't found any gray strands yet!) soft with her summer treatment secret.
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The two strands come together to form a warm-hearted celebration of rebellion, animal rights and man's best friend.
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There's nothing to confirm it at this point, but everything about those ropey, black strands screams one thing: Symbiote.
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Capri shares that it took multiple rounds of perfecting in order to remove all the red from her strands.
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It's only when using much longer and more diverse strands of DNA that these high-volume indels are possible.
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Today, chip manufacturers have shrunk the size of each silicon transistor to the equivalent of three strands of DNA.
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To do so, they used the CRISPR-Cas9 system to create breaks in both strands of the plants DNA.
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Historically they have stood for purity, femininity and wealth; strands of pearls are a classic coming-of-age gift.
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Add steamy showers to the mix, and what I endure is a life of brittle and straw-like strands.
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My hair actually reminds me of when I was younger and my strands would lighten up in the summer.
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If you hear the first strands of "Thriller" or "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," you instinctively know what to do.
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At the end of the segment, she gifts Cohen with some strands of her pubic hair for his collection.
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The follicle thief You can blame your ancestors for the gray strands of hair popping up on your head.
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It works like this: A square case holding five extension strands is clipped to the root of the head.
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Spray on before blow drying hair to protect strands from the heat, as well as prevent frizz and breakage.
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As it is, it actually has fewer strands of nerves involved in sensing pain than other African mole rats.
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He interweaves the strands of a long and variegated life with sympathy, elegance and awareness of the wider picture.
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I didn't try it, since the broccoli was raw and the cherries were held up by glue gun strands.
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Here's how the experts actually deal with greasy roots, limp strands, and all the dirty-haired glory in between.
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Legal experts say the case will be interesting because it pits two strands of Kennedy's jurisprudence against each other.
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"Foam!" he commands, teasing strands of onion into a loop and spooning a warm egg yolk into the centre.
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She also hopes her clients leave her office with at least the a few strands of a new story.
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It darkens his face, and produces a blinding halo around him, with strands of light pulling in all directions.
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Those strands cannot all be cut in a single slice: Some are desirable, even to the most committed Brexiteer.
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I call these metrics pride, pleasure and purpose, and enduring happiness is when these three strands are braided together.
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The process is simple: Lather your strands post-shampoo, wait for at least 10 minutes, and then wash out.
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"Hero of the Empire" draws out three strands of Churchill's personality: the imperialist, the adventurer and the mommy's boy.
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But knowing how indecisive the TV personality is about her strands, there's no doubt she'll change it up again.
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But Japan views itself as uniquely entangled with America, their fates intertwining like the strands of a double helix.
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The Girls star left her usual side-parted style behind, straightening her strands into a sleek center-parted look.
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The newest blonde member of the KarJenner krew, Kylie Jenner, is quickly learning how much upkeep her strands require.
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This week on The Voice, Xtina showed up with lavender strands and an edgy braid adorned with metal rings.
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Even fewer people are cool with lice — especially when they cling to strands of hair, as this one is.
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They are the very long, etiolated-looking spindly white strands that show up in some stir fries and soups.
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They don't actually have balloons, but rather numerous strands of silk that they spin up to six feet long.
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Mr. Piemontesi sneaks in playfully, then proceeds to make strands of fleet scales and spiraling runs sound almost melodious.
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With the exception of a few strands of gray hair, she looked much as she had two decades before.
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Tiny wooden lean-tos were arranged in ragged rows, strewn with silk flowers, strands of lights, hand-painted signs.
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The current Senate version has some similar strands, though it goes much further in giving tax breaks to businesses.
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The focus is still on multiple strands of elaborately, sometimes confusingly plotted detection (with more red herrings than necessary).
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Only near the end of its 100 minutes does "Continuity" find a way to weave its main strands together.
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Finish by smoothing just the mid-lengths of strands and the ends with a round brush to add movement.
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Or you could add peas to the pan, or toss in baby greens to wilt among the pasta strands.
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The pebbly beach — you won't find any sand strands around here — is more comfortable than it seems for sunbathing.
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It was doled out as a form of political patronage and possessing a few strands became a status symbol.
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This is what enables strands to dry frizz-free but without that crispy texture many other gels leave behind.
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It's important to use sparingly so the product doesn't weigh down your strands, as the formula is quite thick.
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Political strands within familiar works have been popping out with startling resonance, as with that "Barber" at the Met.
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Pressing the strands of grated pastry directly into the pie plate makes patisserie-thin crusts achievable, without much practice.
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Until now, scientists have been able to create only simple molecular knots with three or five crossings of strands.
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He also pointed out the gulf between how different strands of economists have tended to approach the same problem.
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Tallent is a confident enough writer to leave plot strands loose, but he leaves too much psychological terrain unmapped.
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Once I was done with all the strands, some 15 feet long, I then stitched them to chicken wire.
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Those strands got ignored by the Greenbergian tradition in which I grew up, where painting was only about painting.
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Mr. Adams has long had a penchant for adding layer upon layer of agitated musical strands to his scores.
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Inside he went to work heating up a thin chicken broth with a few stiff, floating strands of noodle.
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Something like 23andMe, it could tell you which strands of kitchen DNA are shared by which Vongerichten restaurants — 23andV.
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Something like 23andMe, it could tell you which strands of kitchen DNA are shared by which Vongerichten restaurants — 23andV.
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The strands of influence in those notes are so many and so various that they have long grown obscure.
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The thickest, weight-bearing strands of this safety net are treaties that have been cast aside without being replaced.
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She had animated, glowing LED strands of orange and red woven through her hair; they looked like smoldering embers.
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Since the two countries began cooperating over the drug's enforcement, China has scheduled dozens of fentanyl derivatives as controlled substances, enabling law enforcement there to arrest manufacturers of certain strands outside of the regulatory framework, and creating a measurable downturn in the shipment of those strands to the US, according to DEA statistics.
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But as you age, it tends to thin out and may shrink and pull away from the inside surface of the eye, causing clumps or strands of connective tissue to become lodged in the jelly, much as "strands of thread fray when a button comes off on your coat," Dr. Taylor said.
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Investigators from several agencies are pursuing a number of interconnected strands, including aspects of Mayor Bill de Blasio's fundraising activities.
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Strands of the story encapsulate "the positive sides of this upheaval which we didn't see at first," Ms Ziervogel says.
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A bad dye job can seriously destroy your strands, but a good one can give you a major confidence boost.
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While she goes back to blonde between filming, the star shares that she's going to go wild with her strands.
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I emulated my mom and grandmother, placing Addy on my lap and carefully brushing her strands from roots to tips.
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Kardashian West's callback to Kennedy's iconic chic style was obvious, from her bouffant hairstyle to her strands of white pearls.
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After letting it marinate on strands for an hour, rinse out and voilà — you now have darker and shinier hair.
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Vigorous fountaining of lava at one fissure blew strands of volcanic glass known as Pele&aposs hair into the air.
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Right now, she's rocking icy blonde strands, but she is considering something more drastic in 2019 (more on that later).
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Longtime brunette Bella Hadid recently lightened up her hair, too, leaving her with borderline-blonde strands from root to tip.
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Stewart debuted a beach blonde hue at LAX airport on Monday, showing off her bright strands underneath a black beanie.
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And the mission isn't just to slay your strands, but also to pass along knowledge about styling to each client.
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I took two years to talk to people, pull all of the strands, and listen, wait for the next piece.
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I tried it on a few people, and it seemed to better isolate fine outlines like those around hair strands.
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Kardashian West's callback to Kennedy's iconic chic style is obvious, from her bouffant hairstyle to her strands of white pearls.
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It synthesizes multiple strands of history but stops short of the blazing party music Lambert has recorded on her own.
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She middle-parted her sleek strands and accessorized with a wide black choker, black leather clutch and solid black pumps.
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I didn't want to be one of those women holding onto three strands of hair just because they are mine.
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The singer showed up sporting buzzed sides and a super short top — a surprising switch-up from his usual strands.
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That said, we've always loved the platinum look on Jenner, even if her double-processed strands tell a different story.
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One of the most iconic portraits of Coco Chanel, captured by Herb Ritts, saw her wearing layered strands of pearls.
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As "moderator" with special authority based on constitutional rights, he would balance the policy between the three strands of government.
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Fairystring sent me prototype 6- and 48-foot strands, but they're also available in 12-foot and 24-foot lengths.
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The contrast between the two narrative strands makes for some of the film's most poignant insights about history and identity.
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Weaning off the bottle will help improve the health of your strands and can save you serious time and money.
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At the scene, he says, he finds the phone and earbuds, along with a few strands of blonde hair. Nov.
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To pick up on a few of these most consistent strands, one might begin with poetry—and with Sonia Delaunay.
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Locks Lightener: While the beloved hair-lightening product of our past might have worked, it wreaked havoc on our strands.
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The technique allows researchers to search and replace entire sections of DNA strands, all without disruptive breaks or donor DNA.
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Astronomers used multiple telescopes to observe glowing filaments of gas acting like the strands connecting galaxies in a massive web.
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She surprised everyone at the 2017 American Music Awards by debuting a dramatic hair cut with bright blonde new strands.
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"UVA/UVB rays, infrared, high-energy visible blue light, and particulate matter are all strands of pollution," Dr. Murad explains.
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The film strands the pair on an island with a lighthouse and some devious seagulls, surrounded by a fierce sea.
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You can hear strands of past projects coming together on Heaven For Real's "Kill Your Memory," premiering on Noisey today.
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We're talking about the dry skin, dull strands, and chapped lips that spring up on you as the temperature drops.
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For the final step, Wood released her own hair over the top and carefully cut the strands into a bob.
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It detangles, softens, and smooths down your wildest strands without making your style look any dirtier than it already is.
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And you know she's never met a hair color she didn't like (fiery red strands to her cool blonde hue).
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So we spoke to his hairstylist, Florido, about his Grammy-winning hairstyle and what the future holds for his strands.
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If she treats her strands to weekly scalp massages and DryBar appointments, she likely values the finer things in life.
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A woman in mourning garb sits spotlit at a braiding table, stitching strands of red copper wire on weighted bobbins.
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I feel very proud of that because we're not going to get lost in our story and leave these strands.
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Ahead, the hair masks we'll be using to get our strands in fighting shape... dry lengths, greasy roots, and all.
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It's rare to see strands tighter than Tracee Ellis Ross' at the forefront of content for women with natural hair.
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With the space the strands add to a structure's footprint, it's certainly not practical for dense cities or taller buildings.
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How did you pick and choose which narrative strands to include, how to edit them, and what to leave out?
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Our farm, like much of the countryside hereabouts, is patchily ringed by wire fences threaded with strands of barbed wire.
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Personality research suggests that although these twin virtues stem from separate strands of human nature, we can strive for both.
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Sofia Richie also gave it a try on Tuesday, adding ombré blonde and pastel pink extensions to her brown strands.
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Through a series of folds, a complex computer design shaped like a rabbit can be assembled using manufactured DNA strands.
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Jesus, apparently you do, and now you can with this Bernie Sanders inspired Beanie, featuring flyaway strands of yarn/hair.
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Either way, Jack isn't always a positive character, and he should at least have some gray strands in that beard.
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But for his 26th birthday, Sprouse was feeling a new look as he cut off his signature shoulder-length strands.
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POWER OUTAGE AT OHIO AMUSEMENT PARK STRANDS RIDERS ON ROLLER COASTERS, GONDOLA LIFT "That&aposs so scary," Cortney Cordell agreed.
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"I love a top knot, like honestly, like with like some like piecey strands coming down the middle," she says.
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Ok ok ok the first egg exploded into a whispy cloud of protein strands but aren't poached eggs like #pancakes?!
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Throughout the process, Aura added b3 Brazilian Bond Builder in both the bleach and toner/gloss to protect my strands.
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CRISPR also involves cutting both strands of DNA, which some scientists are concerned could lead to unexpected and unwanted mutations.
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Organizers are giving away strands of pink lights and encouraging participants to hang them over their front doors at home.
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So what if we told you that by taking one sweet bite every day, you could achieve royally fabulous strands?
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The Pretty Little Liars star has tried it all — from sleek, straight strands, to blond wigs — and that's just hair.
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Hairstylist Richard Collins, who created Hudgens' look, says the star's vintage-looking strands look took about 30 minutes to create.
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And in fact, one of the essential strands of DNA for an agent is you gotta put your client first.
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As long as Trump is in power, we have a negative example of how strands of those ideologies can combine.
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At Atkin's urging, we worked the hair mask through our strands before a workout and finished to softer, smoother hair.
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"The formula for solid, long-lasting well-being weaves all three strands of happiness together," Buettner wrote in his book.
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Mr. Lutz has organized a wry group show, "Maybe I'm Doing It Wrong," knitting it with strands of self-doubt.
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In 2016, Jinger gave Counting On fans a behind-the-scenes look at styling her super-straight, waist-length strands.
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A symbol of good luck and good health, they hang in multicolored strands in a corner of the den/playroom.
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Whether or not the "spy" story is true -- or even has strands of truth to it -- is immaterial to Trump.
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The spaghetti mystery that baffled a Manhattan Project scientistWhy do strands of spaghetti so rarely snap into only two pieces?
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Whereas the different strands of Chile Vamos appear to be rallying behind Pinera, unity is proving elusive for the left.
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What becomes of the coherence and consistency of U.S. foreign policy when there are competing American strands of global engagement?
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The ability to move columns in Excel is a great benefit when dealing with long strands of data in Excel.
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The contradictions inherent in Trump's presidency are perhaps best illustrated by the often conflicting strands of policy towards Russia itself.
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The different strands in the relationship between graduate students and their advisors—professional, academic, personal—have long been notoriously intertwined.
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Strands of garland with colorful bulbs and an oversize wreath above the entrance serve as the décor's fairytale finishing touches.
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But in the black-and-white world of partisan politics, Gorsuch's writings and religious life show several strands of gray.
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Much of our identity as black folk are often wrapped by our strands for reasons that are institutional and complex.
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I settle on sachima, a cube of deep-fried batter strands drenched in syrup, and a Portuguese-influenced sponge cake.
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The sculpture, naturally, used a heck of a lot of plastic – 8.6 miles of 3Doodler strands, according to Nissan's numbers.
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It's mostly of concern for those with curly and tightly coiled strands — whose manes are notorious for being persistently parched.
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But now, two strands of research seem to be colliding, presenting a bleak picture for people seeking IRL community experiences.
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As Dr. Seth describes it, a nerve is like a piece of licorice, in which many strands are braided together.
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He opens his mouth to speak and, in a single instant, the few remaining strands of your childhood innocence die.
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Dr. Fusco explains that the ideal pH for your actual hair strands is 3.67, but for the scalp, it's 5.5.
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Designed to keep hair from catching, crimping, and pulling, these hair ties are gentle on strands and around the wrist.
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He now sits passive and mute while his administration strands the Dreamers and moves to cut legal immigration by half.
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It's like a magic trick, with the cheesy eggs setting in the hot stock in so many airy, diaphanous strands.
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So far, though, it's not clear that Mr. Trump has a real strategy to manage these complex policy strands effectively.
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These themes are more teased than developed, though, and the play's two very disparate strands fail to twine together meaningfully.
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Cheap designs—which don't always have a cheap price—pull strands of my hair as I pass the iron through.
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Those fortunate enough to have a head of hair generally leave 50 to 100 strands behind on any given day.
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The lens forms in the uterus and its protein strands are not equipped with cellular mechanisms for cleanup and repair.
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But now and then, this "Barbecü" drew out the affecting emotional strands of Wagner's cycle in playful or poignant ways.
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What if, one day, a set of fingertips only six times more sensitive than our own could perceive DNA strands?
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What if, one day, a set of fingertips only six times more sensitive than our own could perceive DNA strands?
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There are several strands to their shifting behaviour, all stemming from increasing use of electronic as opposed to voice trading.
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Because the plot has so many strands, we never have a chance to engage fully with any one of them.
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Shower caps keep your strands dry, protect your style, and prevent your second (or third!) day hair from falling flat.
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Medha: After the dough achieves the perfect consistency, it&aposs time to hand-cut the noodles into spaghetti-like strands.
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You will be delighted to unravel all of the strands, which we will do here together; it's well worth it.
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Much like New York's landmark Lower East Side Tenement Museum, the Museum of Immigration and Diversity intertwines all these strands.
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There are many strands of identity in the broader Arab world; I hoped to encompass that range in the book.
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One reason is the rivalry among the groups' leaders, different confessional strands and foreign governments with ties to immigrant communities.
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Tracing the strands of the retiring governor and his family offered a way to make sense of the Golden State.
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At Paris Couture Week, Dion turned the street into her runway with a sheer red dress comprised of wavy strands.
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He said she had just come from getting her hair cut and had a few strands left on her collar.
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There are many strands of Nat Hentoff, which, in both scope and depth, are hard to wrap your head around.
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Gray strands streak through their hair now but when these three get together it's just like they were teens again.
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Was the president just born with some kind of mutant follicles that naturally sprout brittle, raw spaghetti-strands of hair?
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It rises from the bowl covered in strands of melted cheese like something from a Chicago deep pan pizza commercial.
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A deep side part, shiny strands, and a sharp angle make this stunning cut oh-so-flattering on Jada Pinkett Smith.
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The updo had multiple strands weaving into one another on the left side of her head, similar to a basketweave pattern.
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Just swap a clarifying option into your regimen from time to time to give your scalp and strands a clean slate.
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And as you can see in the photo above, her thigh-length blond extensions are disrupted by layers of black strands.
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