Maybe they needed something strong to take the edge off.
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Plus, quirky emoji can take the edge off difficult conversations.
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Paying employees ungodly sums of money helps take the edge off.
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These treats should help take the edge off summer's end. (BrandEating)
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Still sweet, but the fizzy carbonation helped take the edge off.
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Indulge in these zodiac beauty products to take the edge off.
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If you take the edge off the violence, it loses power.
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To take the edge off complicated love situations, focus on moneymaking.
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I needed to find something to help take the edge off.
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Black with just enough almond milk to take the edge off.
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Anyone for a coco puffs Negroni to take the edge off?
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You'll still need a couple of cocktails to take the edge off.
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A carry-on cocktail kit to take the edge off the flight
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Having something to look forward to can take the edge off saying goodbye.
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Air-conditioning to take the edge off the tropical heat and humidity is rare.
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Plus, you can't even knock back a beer to take the edge off the stress.
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In principle, an active government can take the edge off the resentment produced by redistribution.
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I give her some meds to take the edge off and head down to breakfast.
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But Sessions appeared to take the edge off Republican anxiety with his late afternoon news conference.
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Somehow, though, Crazy Rich Asians also manages to take the edge off of a rough world.
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That's when, she says, he gave her three pills, telling her they'd take the edge off.
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A few more bottles of wine per month than usual to help take the edge off.
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"These are your friends, they will take the edge off," he said, according to her testimony.
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To take the edge off the bad news, the ECB could also hint at some sweeteners.
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The questions it leaves open can actually help take the edge off those feelings of rejection.
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In the locker room afterward, Adams's fellow coaches did their best to take the edge off.
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All month long, PVDonuts is providing us with the perfect way to take the edge off adulting.
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For example, you can take the edge off black brows by making them dark brown, says Streicher.
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It helped take the edge off but did not make the pain go away or lessen it.
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As in real life, it can be a fun social lubricant that can take the edge off.
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However, some analysts warn that headwinds in China's economy could take the edge off demand for LNG.
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But every once in a while I do like to, you know, take the edge off of life?
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If that doesn't work, a slushy might take the edge off, like the one this person is eating.
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Physicians can prescribe antiviral medications, which cut down on symptoms, help prevent complications, and take the edge off.
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When around new people, you thoughtfully refer to smoking weed as "shmoking," just to take the edge off.
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But there's not much that really can take the edge off what a family member is going through.
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I realize I don't have any ice, so we have non-ideal-temperature Palomas to take the edge off.
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My choice would be Pixi Glow Booster, with just enough sparkle to take the edge off your tired skin.
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Well, there are always topical anesthetics made especially for tattooing that can be used to take the edge off.
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Well, until about 4PM when your housemate cracks open a Blue Moon to "take the edge off a bit."
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I don't know whether Badowski or any other contestant decided to take the edge off with the devil's lettuce.
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The current pessimism runs counter to last week's performance, which saw Wall Street take the edge off a bearish month.
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I would definitely recommend it as a way to take the edge off as anticipation builds before this Sunday's finale.
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Just enough to take the edge off... Crucially, The Red Strings Club isn't judgy about sexuality—only about power structures.
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She told Cosby she was feeling stressed, and he gave her three pills, telling her they'd take the edge off.
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When Jesse arrives to Skinny Pete's house, Badger asks him if he wants to smoke to take the edge off.
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You're going to need something to take the edge off this cold: It's going to feel like the low 27s.
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We'd recommend a #HappyHour or two to help take the edge off, and make that wait seem a little less painful.
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Don't worry, some pro-marijuana advocates in Washington, D.C. have something for you to take the edge off — and its free.
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In theory, a script would take the edge off of the uncertainty, which is somethin people with anxiety really struggle with.
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"It is a way to kind of take the edge off things because it tends to be more positive," Kasper said.
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Hillbilly Man is a gentleman, so he offers Lee some cocaine to take the edge off — he needs part of her shoulder.
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"Why was something I was taking to take the edge off an ADHD drug also being given to an amputee?" she wondered.
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It was either that, or gain twenty pounds from overeating, or take up cocaine or something, anything to take the edge off.
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They won't cure anything, but they'll help take the edge off the anxiety—think of them like an entertainment version of Xanax.
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You've even started giving him little pet names (the "Dickhead," "Lord Fuck") to take the edge off in your house WhatsApp group.
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" Trump used the line in real time to take the edge off a tweet he clearly believes: "Lowest rated Oscars in HISTORY.
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He cited a range of programs and initiatives that take the edge off, but was realistic about the limits of municipal government.
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Peace talks and external support could take the edge off extreme suffering, but that included "a lot of supposes," Mr. Lowcock said.
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The hefty 269-Swiss-franc ticket includes a celebratory pin and certificate and a glass of bubbly to take the edge off.
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To the extent that the US signals it's wide open for fossil fuel investments, it will take the edge off that risk.
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Anecdotally, women increasingly see cannabis as a potential way to take the edge off without getting plastered, which is not a small concern.
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That's right—the lemons used to infuse water, garnish cocktails, and take the edge off tequila shots are a breeding ground for bacteria.
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Okay, it's no substitute for two Advil, but after a hard workout, ginger just might help take the edge off your aching muscles.
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This portable air conditioner can help take the edge off the summer heat, and greatly reduces the risk of dripping on passerby below.
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If the New York International Fringe Festival's one-year hiatus has you spiraling, this brand-new festival ought to take the edge off.
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A dip in equities may even take the edge off asset values some Fed officials worry have been "stretched" compared to historic levels.
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His clients also can take the edge off their emotions with a microbrew from Fibs Brewing Company, which is also on the premises.
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His clients also can take the edge off their emotions with a microbrew from Fibs Brewing Company, which is also on the premises.
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At the end of a long day, you may want something to take the edge off, whether it's a spliff or a stiff drink.
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Possibly no one, which is why they just introduced a new product that should help take the edge off of this paradox of adulting.
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At least Dev is ready to be supportive no matter what and offers up some "dank week" to take the edge off of everything.
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The Cosby trial: How we got here Cosby gave her three blue pills, saying they would "take the edge off," according to the complaint.
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As long as there is strife in the country, he believes, Lebanese people will rely on bars and clubs to take the edge off.
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The Supreme Court's flip-flop may take the edge off protests but Maduro's opponents at home and abroad will seek to maintain the pressure.
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During the visit, he offered her wine and three blue pills, saying "these are your friends, they will take the edge off," she testified.
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Eka mixes the jamu powder and presents it to me with a glass of hot water close by—presumably to take the edge off.
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Take the edge off with a sparkling Champagne cocktail, a French 75 or a glass of rosé sangria that's as pretty as a picture.
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The implication, I think, is that mothers of the bride start fights, and a cushy sofa or a drink will take the edge off.
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Her deal with Mr. Hooker allows her to work from home one town away, which helps take the edge off the sometimes-frustrating tasks.
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It's a simple pitch, with a simple caveat: let Aviation Gin help you take the edge off this holiday season — exercise bike not included.
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Or maybe it was the lack of traditions surrounding miscarriage in the States that gave me nothing to take the edge off my grief.
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He would start the job tonight, he figured, if he could just take the edge off his drunkenness with a bit of a smoke.
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The business is what it has always been, but the sort of ultraviolent artistry on display in NJPW does at least take the edge off.
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Flights are stressful—you never know what might go wrong—and there's nothing like a little bomb-ass-dank-ass to take the edge off.
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Regional, cultural, age, and other factors can inform seemingly routine language decisions; that's not an excuse, but it might take the edge off this incident.
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"It gave me a really intense, good feeling," says Walker, recalling how a couple of hits helped take the edge off the pressures of school.
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Also, good intel: You can order a shot of whiskey and a pack of cigarettes with that cup of joe to take the edge off.
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The film stars Kate Upton and Alexandra Daddario as recently unemployed best friends who decide to take a trip to Florida to take the edge off.
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It will soon try to take the edge off by using machine learning to determine whether a user is actually using a computer when it updates.
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In an interview with Nieman Lab, NRKbeta editor Marius Arnesen explained why the quizzes are on some of their stories: essentially, to take the edge off.
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Of course, if you've spent all day zipping around on proto-Adderall, you'd probably like a little something—say, a tranquilizer—to take the edge off.
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And yeah, the letters count, to a degree, but there's not much that really can take the edge off what a family member is going through.
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And yeah, the letters count to a degree, but there's not much that really can take the edge off for what the family members are going through.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Eager to take the edge off our dizzying cost of living, New Yorkers tend to seek out small, seemingly affordable luxuries.
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If you do have to go into the office, you can at least take the edge off the day by online shopping while you should be working.
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"We can make them sleep better, we can take the edge off depression, we can help the family learn how to manage the problems," Dr. Ganguli said.
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And that trove you've amassed is the perfect thing to take the edge off the cost of your vacation — or in some cases, pay for it entirely.
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I usually sautéed the rough, crumbly paste in a hot pan, just long enough to take the edge off the garlic, then added in a cooked vegetable.
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Rushing water's close-up noise in your ears if it's a good, strong shower, water to take the edge off false notes, water to swim in, drown in.
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With more than 100 beers on draft at the festival, that just might be enough to take the edge off the memory of all those sad baby orcas.
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To Spanberger and Houlahan, it seemed like a natural choice: Why not take the edge off a grueling job by staying close to friends, maybe even sharing tips?
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The menu includes cat champagne and cat wine, because after a long, hard day of being a cat, they need a little something to take the edge off, too.
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Sprinting commuters rushing to catch a train would have to ride home without their usual Brooklyn lager or India pale ale to take the edge off a long day.
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It helped me take the edge off, so little by little I let her join me on the mat to see if it would help her too – did it ever!!
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So making it a little bit easier to bring home healthy food to your family, and just take the edge off a little bit, in terms of these cumulative stressors.
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They take the edge off; not only are you in a friendly atmosphere, but you can trust that the galleries have curated a selection for you that is timeless vs.
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Sometimes she can get ahead of a migraine with an opiate painkiller, to "take the edge off," but for many migraineurs, by the time the migraine arrives, it's already too late.
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But one easy way to take the edge off while scrolling through the bog of breaking and/or fake news is to indulge in an adult beverage or two or four.
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For recovering addicts, kratom was a godsend—a natural substance, minimally addictive, with few serious side effects, and most importantly, the ability to take the edge off of opiate withdrawal symptoms.
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" An added benefit: NRKbeta editor Marius Arnesen: "If you spend 15 seconds on it, those are maybe 15 seconds that take the edge off the rant mode when people are commenting.
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Their set is the perfect mixture of unabashed pop-rock joy with tinges of tender young heartbreak and just the right amount of melancholia folded in to take the edge off.
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So it makes sense that now an airport will feature a full gym (with showers) to help you take the edge off, or at least, keep up with your fitness goals.
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Meanwhile, Asian shares rose on Wednesday on the back of firmer Wall Street earnings while expectations for increased Chinese stimulus helped take the edge off wider concerns about the worsening Sino-U.
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The United States team still lost, however, and at this increasingly grim stage, it may take much more than a practice-day charm offensive from the Europeans to take the edge off.
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Mars and Saturn's intense face-off demands that you grind hard at work, so maybe you can multitask; consider socializing with coworkers to take the edge off of a stressful work week.
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I feel like a drink might take the edge off for the second half of my shift, and while I could technically have my staffie on my break, I'd rather get fresh air.
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For example, if we reset the percentage of total cost of attendance that we think Pell Grants ought to be able to cover and properly funded that, it would take the edge off.
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The efforts to take the edge off Saudi Arabia's foreign policy reflect growing U.S. concern about Riyadh's direction despite high-profile attempts by President Donald Trump to improve relations with the longtime U.S. ally.
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Which is the main reason I was compelled to write this song, and most songs, to make others realize their common factors and take the edge off of loneliness or feeling like an outsider.
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Europe's stabilisation was aided by results from Swiss bank UBS and engineering giant ABB which helped take the edge off jitters caused this week by a gloomy tariffs warning from the U.S. behemoth Caterpillar.
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I'll admit there are days I wish I could drink up a bit of that warm, fuzzy feeling of relaxation to take the edge off, but the trade-off is more than worth it.
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It may feel as chilly as 83 or 28 degrees when you head out this morning — especially with the breeze — but the high should climb to 26 and the sunshine should take the edge off.
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Whether you've gotten it on to relieve relationship tension or taken some "me time" before a big exam, it's no secret that sexual activity can help take the edge off of stress and reduce anxiety.
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Like my best-friend-turned-worst-enemy Kyle, Roquefort loves to hang out with sweet things that can take the edge off of its aggressive sharpness—think honey, candied nuts, and poached or dried fruit.
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And as the painkillers kick in to take the edge off that headache, you're hit by a tidal wave of nausea — and if you're one of the unlucky ones you won't keep anything down for long.
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While arbitration could take the edge off Swiss reservations about giving the European Court of Justice a role in settling disputes, differences over state aid and Swiss measures to shelter domestic labor remain potential stumbling blocks.
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Image: ScreenshotSome of our readers may be experiencing a "heat dome" this weekend, so why not take the edge off with this video of a snow artist who does more than just hike in the snow.
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The vast majority of the public simply wants to remain safe and healthy, even if they choose to take the edge off at the end of a day with a glass of wine or a joint.
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To "take the edge" off of dental procedures, some dentist offices in cities like Houston and New York have been offering pre-treatment drinks to patients as a sort of spa-like amenity in recent years.
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That tumble briefly weighed on stocks, which recovered ground as hopes of further monetary stimulus by major central banks helped take the edge off the bearish sentiment that has dominated since the start of the year.
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I can't get enough of them, and I bought some extra to peel for dessert tomorrow after Nigella Lawson's penne alla vodka, which seems like a superlative way to take the edge off a Monday night.
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An act of kindness toward a co-partisan is a sort of feminine care-taking gesture that just might take the edge off the rebelliousness of bucking the party, to the eyes of a more traditional voter.
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He does throw in a free tennis lesson from real-life athlete Maria Sharapova (a surprise guest in the vein of last week's cameo by the NBA superstar Kevin Durant) to take the edge off, but still.
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Hariri had been caught between the rock of mass, nationwide demonstrations and the hard place of his (barely) unity government -- and when promises of reform didn't take the edge off the protests, he saw no other way out.
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Jessica says the sisters developed their sarcastic sense of humor to help take the edge off when interacting with people who simply didn't get their disabilities, making humor an essential tool they carried into their lives and artwork.
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The brewing sense of unease only worsens as, at the episode's halfway point, Kendall goes hunting for drugs to try to take the edge off, coaxing one of the serving staff to take him to get some cocaine.
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There's a lot he should be happy with — Republicans defended all four of the seats vacated for Trump's administration, and those victories will likely take the edge off party members who were worried about pushing their unpopular agenda.
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They had listened to Andrea Constand testify that Cosby gave her what he initially claimed were "herbal pills" to "take the edge off" — the pills turned out to be prescription sedatives — and then assaulted her while she was incapacitated.
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"Kohl's provides an example of how discipline and focus in range planning can help take the edge off some of the prevailing challenges in the market without the need to resort to high levels of capital expenditure," Riva added.
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Forty two grams of cacao (the maximum dosage per cup) has been mixed with mint tea, with cayenne pepper to quicken absorption into the bloodstream, plus a pinch of cinnamon and salt to take the edge off the taste.
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Perhaps most upsetting is that, while all of the drama unfolds upstairs, Stanchfield admits Whelan was likely unaware that the perfect places to kick back and take the edge off all her sorrows was right beneath her feet the entire time.
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Maybe you're in the thick of college midterms or clocking insane hours at the office to finish Q4 on a high note — whatever the reason you're currently gnawing on your cuticles, a fresh manicure will definitely take the edge off.
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He told off an older man with a fancier degree, who clearly was not used to being talked back to, and relieved me of the source of my pain until the chemicals in my bloodstream would take the edge off it.
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With Yemen's warring parties expected to open peace talks this week, the negotiations and external support could take the edge off extreme suffering in the second half of the year but that included "a lot of supposes," Mr. Lowcock said.
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Upbeat earnings from Morgan Stanley and a tech rally on Wall Street added to optimism from a trade deal investors hope will take the edge off an 18-month U.S.-Sino dispute that has roiled markets and crimped global growth.
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Ahead of the debate, the campaigns -- following an outcry from unaligned progressive leaders -- sought to take the edge off the conversation and refocus the discussion, and campaign aides and surrogates signaled to reporters that there would be no debate stage drama.
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Other effects of warming temperatures, such as increased risks of drought and wildfire, might either help or harm beetle in certain areas, while forest management approaches like tree-thinning or selective planting of beetle-resistant trees could take the edge off the advance.
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So, while there's nothing wrong with the instinct to immediately run to happy hour tonight to take the edge off of the long week, if you find yourself regularly turning in that direction, it might be time to find another (non-alcoholic) outlet.
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Climbing in and out is a pain, and the MPGs are woeful, but you have excellent small pickup versatility to go along with the offroading cred — and the ZR2 comes with enough creature comforts to take the edge off the truck's rougher demeanor.
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While not something to be enjoyed at 4 PM in the afternoon (I start sweating and feeling faint about half-way through) it certainly works as a concept, with the cranberries giving it just enough bite to take the edge off the density.
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Take the edge off the fall season by dipping into these sexy snaps of babes making waves as they lounge on the edge of some exotic bodies of water -- but be careful not to fall too hard ... there's no lifeguards on duty.
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Whether you call them mixologists or bartenders, whether you prefer canned PBR or fancy cocktails, whether you like it dark and dingy or bright and sleek, we can all agree on one thing: there's nothing like a nice cold drink to take the edge off.
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So it was with great interest I dove into this world, replacing my usual work day jams with ambient music and atmospheric soundscapes to see what it was all about and, coincidentally, if the music could take the edge off both me and my dog.
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In that sense, we wanted the artwork to feel playful, and cartoonish, and take the edge off a little bit, and not put itself on the same level of projects that are very much embedded in the real struggle, and that have real consequences.
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"The right music can really take the edge off of long hours and crowded spaces for store associates and the self-imposed pressure to find the perfect gift or self-gift," said Matt Katz, managing partner at advisory firm SSA & Company that works with retailers.
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"I go, 'It's hot,' or, 'It's above average,' or, 'It's going to be extremely warm today,'" he said on a 105-degree day, from the safety of a Starbucks where he sipped a strawberry smoothie to "take the edge off the heat," as he put it.
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Sometimes—not that this is a good thing; like I said, I'm still learning—I'll try to take the edge off the bad stuff by withholding some of the messier details before inevitably blurting them out anyway, or with chirpy delivery, or a dumb, self-deprecating punchline.
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Toronto's Alannah Kavanagh slid into my inbox with a song about the kind of longing for closure, rekindling, and recapturing that feeling you had in a relationship that is as raw as they come, but paired with a dreamy, shoegaze inspired guitar to take the edge off.
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"We shouldn't have to pay farmers to take the edge off of a trade war that shouldn't have been started in the first place," Buttigieg said before relating the stories of small farmers whose income has collapsed as a result of China's ban on purchasing American crops.
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Whether you're a diver looking for a small fix, an animal activist looking for your next cause, or a landlubber who needs to take the edge off of office life, The Click Effect is proof that virtual reality and the ocean go together like peanut butter and sriracha.
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The state-run China Central Television (CCTV) annual consumer rights show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and international brands that have, in recent years, set up public relations teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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The company this week launched eight apps that cover all its ABC-owned stations, each delivering local news to that market, along with weather, community news, an evening video digest with the day's top stories, and even a "Feel Good" section with upbeat, inspiring stories to take the edge off.
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Finally, "A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows" is the moving story of Roger MacKenzie's parents during World War II. The new anthology, Seven Stones To Stand Or Fall, goes on sale on June 27, and should help take the edge off the Droughtlander before Season 3 premieres in September.
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Yet the conflict that most preoccupies this novel flares not between republicans and loyalists or between Catholics and Protestants—Burns, who grew up in North Belfast, uses vague aliases like "renouncers" and "the opposite religion" to take the edge off the novel's historical specificity—but between the girl and her community.
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"There is the shadow looming of new supply coming to market not just from Iran but also from the U.S. and what we're looking at heading into the second quarter is when will that oil come to market and will it begin to take the edge off prices a little bit," he noted.
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Known as "315", in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, the show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and foreign brands, that have, in recent years, set up public relation teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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Known as "315," in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, the show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and foreign brands, that have, in recent years, set up public relation teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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"We have pushed back our main scenario for the first rate rise to early 13 due to evidence from recent PMI surveys and other data that slower global growth, and uncertainty relating to the EU referendum, may be beginning to take the edge off the UK recovery," said John Hawksworth at PwC.
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Last Tuesday, marijuana was also legalized for recreational use in California, Massachusetts, Nevada, and Maine, and while some residents of those states are undoubtedly looking to light up to take the edge off reality, the alcohol industry has its eyes set on something else: how to capitalize on potential synergies between pot and booze as marijuana opens up new markets and inches toward national legalization.
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" This episode, entitled Bob's Direction Home, features a very funny performance by Arquette as a hippie who decided to take the edge off her first day at :DRYVRS with "a little bit of acid," comes to believe that Dishel is young Bob Dylan, forcing him to adopt Bobby D's demeanor to coax her into driving slowly, or as he puts it, "at the speed of art.
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Sakara, best known for its pricey-but-delicious weekly meal service, introduced its CBD-infused chocolates in October after cofounder Whitney Tingle encountered the cannabis compound on a family visit to Boulder, CO."As a busy entrepreneur, I can get stressed out and CBD offered a nice, mellow way to take the edge off without opting for a glass of wine or taking time to meditate," Tingle tells Refinery29.
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Facebook has on the one hand claimed to have a statistically small influence, while at the same time recently pledging to do more to try to combat the spread of false information on its platform, both with more human curation and the creation of more tools for people to flag and take the edge off of posts intentionally created to be incendiary and viral, but perhaps not ultimately to enlighten anyone at all.
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Here are the things you need to put in your grab bag: Medical kit, a fire-starting kit (more on this later), a pen knife and a bigger, carbonized steel knife, food, string, a stove and a metal pot to boil water in, a compass and map, head torch, a waterproof poncho, binoculars, water purification tablets, an emergency bag, a tarpaulin, and super-strong weed to take the edge off the stress of the apocalypse (kidding, the smell would attract attention).
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An 11-year-old boy threw Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE a curveball question at a rally Thursday, asking whether his job as the Republican vice presidential nominee is to take the edge off Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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