And that would thicken the atmosphere, and then as soon as the atmosphere starts to thicken, it'll start to warm up.
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On trips back home to Australia, his accent would thicken.
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Eggs can leaven and lighten; eggs can thicken and enrich.
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Otherwise, they'll thicken and turn into a gel when thawed.
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A little instant tapioca in the filling helps thicken it.
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Stir processed onion mixture into gravy in pan to thicken. 4.
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From here his lines thicken and become frazzled like unraveling wool.
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But his most pressing task is to thicken Deutsche's capital cushion.
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Once combined, she lets the mixture thicken and simmer until bubbling.
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Thin black strings thicken magically into the branches of a tree.
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I've learned to thicken my skin and employ my stubborn nature.
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Allow it to cool for 15 minutes so it can thicken up.
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Throw in some butter when you're cooking sauces to thicken them up.
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The cream will start to thicken just slightly and coat the noodles.
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With time, clouds thicken and lower as rain approaches from the west.
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It was even occasionally used to thicken the foamy head on beer.
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It may be necessary, as the stew will thicken as it sits.
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Clouds may start to thicken late Friday, with lows closer to 30.
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As we got closer, the weather allowed the ice to thicken up.
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My commitment is as real as my sweat and callouses that thicken daily.
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The lenses, as we log hours on this earth, thicken, stiffen, even calcify.
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Stir fry for 30 seconds and add a little cornstarch slurry to thicken.
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While she's pled not guilty to the charges, the plot continues to thicken.
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Mix well and simmer until it starts to thicken, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Their shared feelings of unjust persecution appear to thicken their bond with Ramdev.
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Less than that, and it's too thin (add more powdered sugar to thicken).
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The volume of the snot can thicken the consistency and darken the color.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday: Clouds thicken and showers start moving toward the area.
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When mixed and crushed, these ingredients bind and thicken to form a permanent paint.
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We would need to put more CO2 into its atmosphere, to thicken the atmosphere.
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Return to medium heat and cook, whisking continuously, until the sauce begins to thicken.
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Allow the condiment to thicken and melow for at least 1 overnight before serving.
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Today (Thursday): Clouds quickly increase around sunrise and thicken as the day goes on.
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Once the fondue just starts to bubble and you feel it thicken, it's ready. Accompaniments.
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Sulphur also helps to form and thicken clouds that reflect sunlight away from the Earth.
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Thicken the line and taper it at the end to create a subtle wing shape.
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Simmer to dissolve the sugar and thicken the sauce slightly, 3 to 5 minutes. 7.
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The sauce should thicken and become a creamier colour as the seeds absorb liquid. 7.
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As the frother vibrates you'll see the milk thicken up into a silky, creamy foam.
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As for Boy Brow, the serum is known thicken and and keep eyebrows in place.
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Stir in milk and cream and keep whisking until it boils and starts to thicken.
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Broken-down okra helps thicken it, so much that it almost tugs back the spoon.
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Calcium alginate is also commonly used to encase sausages, thicken food, and safely dress wounds.
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Were the planet's atmosphere ever to thicken it would screen radiation, warm Mars and allow rain.
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Add the tomatoes and garlic and cook until the tomatoes burst and thicken, about 5 minutes.
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The experience, he said, "serves, in some quiet way, to thicken our commitments to political life."
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Those clouds thicken toward late afternoon and evening as our next system approaches from the west.
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The powdered TARO root is used to thicken and give color to sweet teas and smoothies.
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They are stories about inconsistencies and incoherence, stories that thicken the mysteries of memory and volition.
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"To try to thicken their traffic between 11 and 2 is a brilliant move," Burke said.
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Confidence: Medium Clouds thicken Monday, but any showers should hold off until late in the day.
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You'll need to add more liquid later on as the polenta will thicken as it sits. 2.
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The plot would thicken for an offseason subplot that hangs over the entire sport every single day.
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The company's "boy brow," a kind of mascara meant to thicken and tame eyebrows, is particularly popular.
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Guar gum, uses to thicken a variety of products, may be good for you in small amounts.
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Her eyes change, too: her eyelashes thicken, and her eyelids turn glittery silver, then plum, then orange.
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Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan "are using I.E.D.s, bunkers and tunnels to thicken their defense," said Gen.
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Instead, Jim Caviezel and Tommy Flanagan ride up, and the plot continues to thicken amid firing guns.
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"As ISIS-K's losses have mounted, they are using IEDs, bunkers, and tunnels to thicken their defense," Gen.
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The hormonal version releases hormones that thicken the cervical mucus, making it hard for sperm to get through.
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Tuesday's reports that the President tried to get him to shelve the Flynn probe only thicken the plot.
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And bear in mind that the corn sauce will continue to thicken as it sits on the pasta.
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Their skins thicken, donning a coat of mucus and changing from a muddied yellow to a gunmetal silver.
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Keep the sauce warm in a double boiler (it can be makeshift) so it doesn't thicken upon standing.
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Gumbo's flavor is further influenced by roux, the blend of fat and flour used to thicken the broth.
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He has an eye for locations and can thicken the atmosphere nicely, particularly when he leaves things unsaid.
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"We still cover potatoes with it but we also use it to thicken sauces and preparations," Martínez explains.
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Often, the body will produce more red blood cells, which carry blood to our organs and thicken the blood.
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Brightening ingredients like vitamin C or retinol can also help thicken and brighten the skin in the lower eyelids.
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As the mixture heats up, it will emulsify, and it'll thicken even more once the gnocchi is mixed in.
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"I can remember the days when cops were raiding this place," said William Drummer, 91, watching the crowd thicken.
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Stir together, thinning the sauce with pasta water or simmering 1 to 2 minutes more to thicken as needed.
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Time and again, Eggers adds hints of the Biblical, to thicken the air of piety that these people breathe.
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Confidence: Medium-High Clouds thicken Sunday and showers are likely to start scattering into the area during the afternoon.
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In recent years, millions of dollars have flowed into the region as benevolent souls seek to thicken their auras.
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"It would enable us to thicken our advisory efforts across the Afghanistan mission," Nicholson told the Senate armed services committee.
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In November, the election of Donald Trump landed with the full force of apocalyptic gloom and time seemed to thicken.
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Someday, auxetics could improve highway shock absorbers, form more comfortable and versatile shoes, and line veins that thicken when expanding.
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This applies also if you're using a plant-based milk, some of which thicken or change texture if they boil.
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Mars's atmosphere may eventually thicken naturally, as an ageing sun puts out more heat and evaporates now-frozen carbon dioxide.
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"Into You" came out during late spring of 2016, just as the air had begun to heat up and thicken.
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Make the rosewater whipped cream: Whisk cream in a medium bowl with an electric mixer until cream begins to thicken.
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When it began to thicken, I added two cups of shredded carrots and put it in the fridge to solidify.
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The crowds will soon thicken and the volume rise, but it's all about small memories like this one, isn't it?
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It's less complicated than it tastes, and really just requires a bit of whisking and some time to thicken up.
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Shaving, especially on dry skin or with a dull blade, can cause the skin to darken and thicken over time.
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It'll really thicken up your smoothies, and if you mix it with spinach, banana, almond milk, you get that thickness.
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I could see a Guinness pie happening this weekend, after a day of preparing trotter gear to thicken it up.
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Another would build millions of wind-powered pumps in Arctic waters to push freezing water over the ice to thicken it.
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As the walls of the heart muscle thicken, the heart must work harder and harder to pump blood throughout the body.
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Update 9/30/2016, 12:00pm : Much like when you mix cake batter, the plot of this story continues to thicken.
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But to the rest it's just a way to thicken the miasma of malfeasance they've wafted around the Clintons for decades.
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Window glass blocks UVB radiation, but UVA rays can still penetrate, which over time causes the skin to thicken and wrinkle.
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By heaping hatred on foreign elements within America's borders, he seeks to thicken the meaning of the nation as a category.
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The Russia cloud that has loomed over Trump every day since he took office is also likely to thicken this week.
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It takes only one pollen grain to trigger fertilization — to spur the ovary walls to thicken and swell and become fruit.
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Then continue to boil, stirring, until the starch in the corn is hydrated and the grits thicken, 23 to 2 minutes.
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Without potatoes, flour, other starches or dairy to lean on, I had to look elsewhere to thicken and enrich the soup.
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Other innovations include two separate headphone systems to facilitate tag team DJ sets, and an overdrive circuit to help thicken unmastered tracks.
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You can even use chickpea flour in baking or cooking, to thicken sauces, coat lean protein, or as a smoothie add-in.
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The trouble is that sulphates also scatter sunlight and help to form and thicken clouds, which reflect solar radiation away from Earth.
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The idea is that they'll thicken up the bass for those who want more of it and rein in the treble response.
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Eczema is a chronic skin condition which is characterized by dry, itchy skin, which can also blister, ooze fluid, scale and thicken.
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I top it all with various seasonings and throw in some pasta water from the pasta I'm boiling to thicken it up.
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Cosmic guitar lines are instantly looped, warped, and trashed through effects processing; Chami's voice folds into itself as layers coalesce and thicken.
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I also omitted the mushrooms and used new potatoes that, unlike the mushrooms, help thicken a sauce made without the egg yolks.
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Through it all, Kate's existence as Emilia continues to thicken — until a hair-raising solution to her time-traveling existence is offered.
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The ParaGard IUD is copper and non-hormonal, while the other types use the hormone progestin to thicken mucus and sometimes stop ovulation.
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To thicken a thin lawn (overseeding): With each passing year, the wear and tear on your lawn can cause it to become thin.
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The condition occurs when heart muscle cells enlarge and can thicken ventricles walls, usually the left ventricle, according to the American Heart Association.
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The extra push will thicken the heart muscle over time, making it tougher for his number one organ to do its day job.
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The pooling can allow blood to thicken, and when it's released, it can produce a clot that can travel dangerously throughout the body.
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Stir until the noodles are soft and almost overcooked (this will help thicken the broth), about 15 minutes, then remove from the heat.
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My approach stems from a Tuscan vegetable soup I know that uses a small handful of polenta to thicken the broth just slightly.
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Francis Bacon encourages him to shift from a sable-hair to a hog's hair brush, thereby enabling the paint strokes to thicken out.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend… Tomorrow (Sunday): Clouds thicken and lower through the midday as showers move into the region.
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I cook the chicken thighs in a spicy chipotle and tomato sauce, and let it simmer and thicken for quite awhile on the stovetop.
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Cook, stirring constantly with a spatula in a figure-8 motion, until eggs begin to thicken and are soft and silky, about 15 minutes.
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Given investors' reluctance to stump up new capital, transactions that allow banks to thicken their capital cushions through asset sales may provide an alternative.
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He's already huge, his legs have got to thicken out a bit, but he's going to be a very dangerous fighter in the division.
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Director Charles Bryant and Nazimova follow the original story, including the torn King Herod, but also thicken the intrigue, with Herod lusting after Salomé.
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The trick to carbonara is to apply enough heat to the egg mixture to thicken it but not enough to make the eggs scramble.
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According to a 2017 study, whey powder is used to modify texture, thicken foods, gel foods and to enhance solubility and transportability of foods.
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Expensive gels or foams were generally used to thicken the fluid, and biocide was added to kill the bacteria that can clog the cracks.
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Those opaque areas can scatter and thicken in places as the illness worsens, creating what radiologists call a "crazy paving" pattern on the scan.
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High blood pressure causes your blood vessels to thicken and become stiff, which puts stress on the heart and can lead to heart disease.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Clouds thicken and light showers should scatter across the region, but steadier rains stay south and east of the city.
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I start the dreaded progesterone injections that night, which help thicken the uterine lining so that the embryo has a better chance of attaching.
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Just six months ago, a questioner could still thicken the air in a town hall by asking a candidate if they supported Trump's impeachment.
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Here's how it works: It starts with an overview of the scalp, where your doctor will identify which areas need additional hair to thicken.
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Refrigeration causes the cake itself to become more dense and the frosting to thicken, making it taste like a completely different, extra delicious sweet treat.
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It can lead to the hardening of the arteries and decreased blood flow to the heart, and over time, the heart may thicken and stiffen.
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"As ISIS-K's losses have mounted, they are using IEDs, bunkers and tunnels to thicken their defense," Nicholson said in a statement following the strike.
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Some IUDs release low levels of hormones that help thicken the mucus on the cervix to make it harder for sperm to reach the egg.
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Chickpea egusi is a hearty West African stew made with ground egusi melon seeds, which give a delicious texture and help to thicken the sauce.
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The next step is to tailor the rations with nutrients for specific tasks: tyrosine for improved cognition, anthocyanins to repair muscles, calcium to thicken bones.
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Then, over time, our sample suddenly began to thicken to the point of nearly solidifying, and we couldn't get it to spread or rub in.
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This "eyebrow fluffer," which aims to "thicken, shape, and groom brows into place," is a favourite of 24-year-old Corina from Queens, New York.
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Those pigments are combined with ingredients such as stearic acid, which helps to thicken the mixture and prevent the pencil from smearing on your brow.
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I want to get moving so I can work at the house, so I add a cornstarch slurry to the chicken to thicken it faster.
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Gluten provides elasticity in dough and helps thicken various processed foods, so it can also be found in products like energy bars and deli meats.
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Background: Scientists and science fiction writers alike have been drawn to the idea of finding ways to thicken Mars' atmosphere and make the planet habitable.
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Either way, your leftovers (which will thicken overnight) can be mashed and cooked in oil (or lard, to be strictly traditional) to make refried beans.
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His mother had to learn how to thicken water so he wouldn't choke while drinking it, and how to clean his breathing and feeding tubes.
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There are also hormonal birth controls, like the pill, that can thicken the mucus in your cervix, making it harder for sperm to swim through.
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It takes time for a flamingo chick's straight bill to thicken and bend, and longer still to master the practice of panning for a meal.
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Slowly fold in your 1/2 cup caramel sauce and 1 teaspoon sea salt, and then freeze for at least an hour to thicken up.5.
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Then, over time, our samples suddenly began to thicken to the point of being nearly solid, and we couldn't get it to spread or rub in.
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Sometimes these new veins connect with other venous systems and can cause these veins to thicken and scar up as well, extending the damage even further.
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Cook gently for three or four minutes a side, then hit the pan with white wine or chicken stock, allowing it to bubble and thicken slightly.
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That layer, called the superficial lamina propria, is full of blood vessels that can become engorged during pregnancy, causing the surface to thicken and grow sluggish.
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Add to skillet with shallot, and cook over low heat, slowly stirring constantly with a wooden spoon or rubber spatula, until eggs thicken, about 20 minutes. 3.
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Another week, another raft of legal filings that thicken the plot, reveal salacious details, and perhaps point to the conclusion of an epic Silicon Valley legal battle.
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Once a niche bean, producing gum used to thicken sauces and ice cream, it somehow became a key ingredient for fracking (hydraulic fracturing) shale oil in America.
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When cooked with water or skim milk, the oats thicken and take more time to pass through your digestive system, meaning you'll go longer between hunger pangs.
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Big Beauty says you can love yourself after you freeze off your fat, acid-burn away your wrinkles, and take pills to thicken your sorry-ass eyelashes.
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But cardiology professor Dr. David Kass said some people do get hypertrophic cardiomyopathy -- in which heart walls thicken and make the interior volume of the heart smaller.
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He avoids pyrotechnics and look-at-me camerawork and editing, preferring to thicken and deepen his stories with suggestively revealing details: a critical word, gesture or glance.
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If the skin is very thin, you'll see more of everything, so he suggests a gentle retinol, like RoC Retinol Correxion Eye Cream ($18), to thicken it.
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"Isle of Dogs" is filled with exquisite illustrations, whimsical flourishes and nostalgic details — old-fashioned labels, computer punch cards — that thicken the texture of its imaginary world.
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Restaurant cooks often use flour to thicken sauces, for example, while soups can have shellfish broth, and salad dressings are blended with soy sauce or nut oils.
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When she considers the computer algorithms that increasingly mimic human speech and thought, for example, she rakes up melancholy anecdotes from others that thicken her own intellection.
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Some call centers offer peer-to-peer counseling to help new employees thicken their skin – it's vital for retention because many call centers are understaffed to begin with.
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Minutes after Jennie Wilklow gave birth via C-section to her daughter, Anna, the newborn's skin began to thicken and crack, creating fissures all along her tiny body.
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Then I look up various versions of treacle tart online and decide to follow one that uses oatmeal instead of white bread crumbs to thicken the syrupy filling.
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Its publication on Tuesday is certain to thicken the intrigue over Russian election meddling, and the President's apparent lack of interest in making the Kremlin pay a price.
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"When you add pasta water and egg together, this helps thicken the dish but you want to keep adjusting the consistency so it add doesn't scramble," he warns.
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He adds the chickpea flour to thicken the pakora batter and chops the haggis into large chunks, before dipping them into the mix and dropping in the fryer.
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In a separate bowl, she makes a slurry of cornstarch and cream, which will thicken the pudding to a spoonable texture when it's added to the warm milk.
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Sugar increases triglycerides in the blood, which may also help harden the arteries and thicken artery walls — driving up the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease.
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Add enough chicken stock to make the onions turn into a kind of gravy, then watch it thicken and add a little more stock but not too much.
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So the plot could thicken if the prosecutors — led by the acting United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, Robert S. Khuzami — pursue more charges.
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Nearly every facet of digestion was exaggerated, he found, from the way the python fills its stomach with hydrochloric acid to the way its organs thicken and expand.
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It's something we have to communicate with one another about, so we're going to have to thicken our skins a little bit about people saying yes or no.
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Deutsche still needed to thicken its equity cushion, but disposals, cost cuts and earnings (if any: it has made losses for the past two years) would provide the stuffing.
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"We are going to have to thicken up our defense of South Korea ... and I think we are going to have to really work more with China," he added.
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Van der Eijk tells The Creators Project she first started using algae in the form of a gelatinous extract to thicken a fluid she used in her work Momentum.
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Above all, Flynn's plight ensures the dark Russia cloud that has overshadowed everything the administration has done for 10 months is unlikely to lift soon -- and may well thicken.
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It glows red with roasted tomatoes and toasted guajillo and pasilla chiles; its body comes from toasted tortillas and sesame seeds, which nearly thicken into a sauce when blended.
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It's Friday, so that's fair, but I would guess that most of us know TARO as the plant whose tuber can be used to make flour and thicken sauces.
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Guar gum is extracted from the seeds and used to thicken the slurry of water, sand and chemicals pumped into wells during the hydraulic fracturing, and tap oil and gas.
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Hydroquinone has been banned in many European Union countries due to its link to a serious, albeit rare, skin disorder called ochronosis, which causes the skin to darken and thicken.
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This West African soup uses roasted and ground seeds from the egusi melon to thicken the base, but you can substitute pumpkin seeds or even almonds and get a similar effect.
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That's likely because sugar increases triglycerides in the blood, which may also help harden the arteries and thicken artery walls — driving up the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease.
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"As ISIS-K's losses have mounted, they are using IEDs, bunkers and tunnels to thicken their defense," General John W. Nicholson, commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, said in a statement.
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The shot will also thicken your cervical mucous so that it's harder for sperm to enter the uterus and fertilise an egg, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
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There has been no statement from the government on the changes, which only adds to a growing atmosphere of menace that many expect to thicken as the 2018 general elections draw closer.
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"More conventional forces that would thicken the ability to advise and assist Afghan forces -- that would absolutely be to our benefit," Thomas said, when asked what he needed for the Afghanistan mission.
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In New York, he used jarred peanut butter to thicken it and Vietnamese fish sauce to season it (fish sauce being easier to find than the dried, fermented fish his aunties used).
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"Given the importance to Canada of US-Canadian trade, they're not going to want to do anything that leads the US to thicken the border," Kleiman of the Marron Institute told me.
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I did find the bass a bit wooly, and there's a thick filter positioned at the nozzle of these buds, probably to thicken out the bass, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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A common method is to quickly cook the main ingredients (meat, fish, vegetables) in a wok, then to add the sauce to the pan, letting the liquid bubble and thicken and coat everything.
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But the paradox is that AI might at once penetrate and thicken the fog of war, allowing it to be waged with a speed and complexity that renders it essentially opaque to humans.
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If there is issue from her alleged union with Prince Harry, the Windsors will thicken their watery, thin blue blood and Spencer pale skin and ginger hair with some rich and exotic DNA.
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One is to use wind power in winter to pump water from the depths of the Arctic Ocean to the surface to thicken sea ice so that it is more resistant to melting.
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Let your jarred sauce simmer in a sauce pot (and maybe add a bay leaf and a parmesan rind for flavor while you're at it) and let it thicken up just a bit more.
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Browning the chickpeas first, removing half of them from the skillet, and then letting the rest break down to thicken the sauce yields a delightfully creamy-crispy dish that's very difficult to stop eating.
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This can cause the wall of the bladder to thicken, making it overactive, or decrease the efficiency of contractions, keeping it from emptying completely and causing more frequent urges to urinate, Dr. Enemchukwu said.
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Cohen's testimony before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday has the potential to be a historic moment in the Trump administration and to thicken the cloud of sleaze that has engulfed his White House.
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The traffic does thicken closer to the heart of the city, but reactionary road rage may be easily pacified flipping between one of the two very legit classic rap stations, OG 97.9 and Boom 102.9.
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"As ISIS-K's losses have mounted, they are using IEDs, bunkers and tunnels to thicken their defense," said Gen John Nicholson, commander of the US forces in Afghanistan, in a statement shortly after the strike.
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Once up there, IUDs prevent pregnancy in one of two ways: hormonal IUDs emit hormones that thicken cervical mucus and make it harder for sperm to reach the uterus, while copper IUDs essentially act as spermicide.
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And broadly speaking, the pill can do that pretty well: the pill emits hormones that prevent ovulation and thicken the cervical mucus so it's harder for sperm to enter into the uterus and find an egg.
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Too many red blood cells thicken the blood so much it causes problems for pregnant women, slowing the growth of developing fetuses and increasing the risk babies born in the mountains will die soon after birth.
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However, it does thicken cervical mucus to prevent sperm from reaching an egg and thin out the uterine lining to help prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus in case sperm somehow gets through.
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The answers are still months away and, as the weather warms up, my only wish is that I will be able to stand in the middle of my little plot of land and watch it thicken.
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The desire is no less strong now as an adult woman, longing for the voice at the end of a late night phone call or an authority on how to thicken soup or remove a stain.
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What I can tell you is that, as the plot continues to thicken and it becomes harder for anyone to imagine leaving the hotel, Bad Times at the El Royale turns theological, or at least philosophical.
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There are so many delicious lemony-pepper juices at the bottom of the Crock-Pot that I don't want to go to waste so I add flour in thicken it and then throw the chicken back in.
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According to Billy Anderson, the recording engineer, the guitar tracks were recorded three separate times to thicken the sound, using custom-built amps so powerful that it wasn't possible to stand in the same room with them.
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Thicken the sauce by adding soybean or cornstarch slurry in three parts: the first time, the sauce will absorb the slurry, but the bean curd will continuer to release water, so add the slurry a second time.
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My favorite way of listening to the album stuff i used to do by deadmau5 is through the M100s: they thicken up the low end and their condensed presentation makes the music feel intimate and up-close.
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Some research has hypothesized that acupuncture may help stimulate and also regulate uterine and ovarian blood flow, which could help thicken the lining of a woman's uterus, which in turn could facilitate embryo implantation and successful pregnancy.
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Unlike yogurt, which is a matter of adding a culture to milk and waiting for it to thicken up, cottage cheese is one of those foods that is deceptively simple to produce but difficult to do well.
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When you sweep the mascara through your lashes, the fibers lock together, like a puzzle, to thicken and add volume without looking spidery or stringy — and thanks to the new waterproof formula, there's not one smudge in sight.
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A year in space caused Scott's carotid artery to thicken, DNA damage, gene expression changes, a thickening of the retina, shifts in gut microbes, reduced cognitive abilities and a structural change at the ends of chromosomes called telomeres.
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But in these first few weeks of warmer weather, I've realized the reality is more often sticky sweat on my body as I sit inside on pink evenings letting the words of singers like Dacus thicken the humidity.
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The Barefoot Contessa called for more sugar than the Pioneer Woman, unsalted butter (a staple for exact baking), the addition of vanilla extract, and no use of corn starch (which is said to thicken and soften baked goods).
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She's recently learned that Harry is her father and now, for reasons that thicken the mystery, he has dragged her to Pantelleria without a hotel reservation, which is how they end up crashing at Marianne and Paul's hideaway.
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Pour cold milk into the frother, froth it for 1-2 minutes, let it sit for a minute to thicken up, and heat it in the microwave for 45 seconds using the glass carafe the milk is in.
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"In the medical literature, there really isn't any good data other than small, selective studies that would show any benefit to doing any kind of facial exercises or exercises with the jaw to thicken the masseter," he said.
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RED MISO OR BLACK OLIVE PASTE Miso or olive paste are ingredients I must have around to thicken soups, stews and gravies, and to add complexity to their flavor, as they unpack their umami when warmed (see anchovy paste).
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As we stood in the garden, shielding the screen against the sunlight, Augie and I learned that worker bees secrete an enzyme called invertase, which converts nectar into dextrose, then flap their wings to thicken the nectar into honey.
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At times, light seems to thicken, to encase the viewer in a turbid substance, and also to erase the contours of the gallery: the far wall does not appear to be a wall at all, but an undifferentiated void.
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"…the United States should lead a more concerted effort to thicken the political bonds and operational ties between NATO and its global partners," said the Atlantic Council's Damon Wilson in testimony before a subcommittee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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She felt the thin clarity of her reflexive skepticism thicken into something richer and more complicated; what she once derided as a mass-produced tool of social control also, she realized, offered people a chance to understand themselves and one another.
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Elevated levels of hormones such as progestin, either alone or combined with estrogen, can prevent ovulation as well as thicken the tissue lining in your uterus so eggs can&apost join together with sperm or implant in the uterine wall.
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A year in space caused Scott's carotid artery to thicken, damage to his DNA, changes in gene expression, a thickening of the retina, shifts in gut microbes, reduced cognitive abilities and a structural change at the ends of chromosomes, called telomeres.
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"Spray-on hair" is a misnomer because the modern iteration is not technically a spray at all — the most commonly used hair fill-in product today is fiber powder that you sprinkle on your head to thicken existing hair and add more density.
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Blood vessels in people with diabetes will often thicken in such a way that it prevents the effective delivery of oxygen and nutrients through the body, and, over time, can lead to serious problems such as kidney failure, strokes, and heart attacks.
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According to their reporting, beginning in late 2018, some clandestine manufacturers of unregulated and counterfeit THC vapor cartridges began to use the oil as an additive in an effort to thicken the consistency of their cannabis e-liquids and to mask dilution.
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All of them work by doing two things: They prevent women from ovulating, and they cause the cervical mucus to thicken, which makes it more difficult for a sperm to penetrate and make contact with an egg if the woman is ovulating.
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The whole experience isn't speedy enough to sound like a normal conversation, and I can only imagine how much trickier things get when accents thicken, but you only have to wait for a second or two for the translation to come through.
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In a second new study, also published in NEJM Friday, researchers found vitamin E acetate — an oily substance added to some THC vaping liquids to thicken or dilute them — in lung fluid samples taken from 48 of 51 EVALI patients from 16 states.
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What changed in space A year in space caused Scott's carotid artery to thicken, DNA damage, gene expression changes, a thickening of the retina, shifts in gut microbes, reduced cognitive abilities and a structural change at the ends of chromosomes called telomeres.
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I really loved interrogating sweetness too, and how the things we consider now, the dishes we consider so sweet and so comforting, are oftentimes leashed to these strange, sad stories that we have to manipulate and girdle and thicken in order to make palatable.
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Vitamin E acetate, an oily chemical added to some THC vaping liquids to thicken or dilute them, has emerged as "one very strong culprit of concern," said Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at a press briefing.
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But the way the tempo picks up two minutes into the 12.27 "Beni Said" is friendly enough for me, especially followed by the diddleybeat Brown lays under the de facto raveup "Cummins Falls" and the saxes and side percussion that thicken the 15-minute closer.
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A democratic society is designed for the giving and taking of offense, and if you have the privilege of living in one, you should thicken your skin — instead of what's happening now, with fear and self-absorption hiding behind all kinds of grievances that inhibit other people from speaking.
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The gene behind the disease was identified in 1993 — just a few years before this patient got his diagnosis of M.S. The genetic error affects the muscles in the small vessels in the brain, causing them to thicken, cutting blood flow to the segments of the brain they supply.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer tried to thicken the plot in an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront," suggesting that there were "10-12 Republicans who have never said a bad word about witnesses or documents who know in their hearts that it's the right thing to do.
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Here's what we journalists don't like to tell you or even admit to ourselves as we furiously stir the speculation, breathlessly thicken the suspense and whet Americans' appetites for the big reveal of who will round out the Democratic and Republican tickets: Its impact on the election is close to nonexistent.
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Q-Tip's production on the album manages to thicken the group's traditional sumptuous warmth for the modern ear — its old sound amplified, not rebuilt — without tinkering too intensely with the old component parts: a therapeutic low end, stinging drums, unlikely samples, a rich understanding of how genres bleed into one another.
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How I'd roast buttered turkey thighs in the oven while the potatoes were cooking, the thighs skin-side down to crisp the skin and allow the fat to render into the pan, creating sticky bits of fond I'd use to build a base for gravy that I'd thicken with cream.
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So if the language they use or the symbols they employ or the torches they carry are conscious references to Nazi Germany, which they are, then we have to fill in the context, we have to thicken those references, so that people remember all that is involved, in what they're talking about.
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That negativity is noise and have a unique vision and be prepared to thicken your skin and buckle up for hard work because you need a unique point of view and if you have it you need to believe in your abilities and also in the confidence to see your dream through.
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Using data obtained by 20 years of orbiter and rover reconnaissance, Bruce Jakosky of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Christopher Edwards of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, concluded that there is not enough carbon dioxide presently on the planet to thicken the atmosphere and warm it more than about 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Levonorgestrel — which is responsible for Plan B's ability to prevent the egg from being released from the ovary, as well as thicken the vaginal fluids to prevent the sperm from reaching the egg — can have androgenic properties as it breaks down in the body, which can potentially lead to acne flare-ups and skin that produces more sebum than usual.
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Read more: A California cannabis lab tested counterfeit vapes and found high levels of dangerous chemicals including vitamin E, pesticides, and hydrogen cyanideWhile the FDA has not yet identified the specific cause of the illnesses, some experts have pointed to chemicals like vitamin E acetate — which are used to thicken the oil in illicit vape cartridges — as a potential cause.
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She takes a cup of blueberries off the top of the eight or so that she uses to make the filling for a nine-inch pie and combines it with not a lot of sugar and a few tablespoons of starch, then whizzes it up with a blender and cooks it quickly over high heat until it just begins to thicken.
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The caucus unveiled a series of task forces charged with crafting specific policy proposals with two overarching goals in mind: practically, they want to help the middle class thicken their wallets; politically, they want to reclaim the populist mantle from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Serving: 8 (serves 8 as side dish, 43 as main course) - ½ pound udon noodles - ¼ cup soy sauce - 3 tablespoons lime juice - 3 tablespoons rice vinegar - 1 tablespoon brown sugar - 1 tablespoon corn starch (optional: will thicken the sauce) - 1 tablespoon canola oil - 1 clove garlic, minced - 1 teaspoon ginger, minced - 3 cups assorted chopped vegetables (red peppers, yellow peppers, onions, broccoli florets, snow peas, carrots or mushrooms) - Sriracha to taste - Chopped peanuts - Chopped green onions In a large pot of heavily salted water, boil the noodles until just cooked, about 6 minutes.
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I include a little Crisco because nostalgia and I think it gives the dough some forgiveness.) 2 ½ cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 ½ sticks butter (cold as possible), cut small ½ stick Crisco (cold as possible), cut small ½ cup ice water A pie's worth of fruit (5–6ish cups); works well with a combination of stone fruit and berries (store bought is of course fine) Couple tablespoons of lemon juice A cup or so of sugar Some flour (1-2 tablespoons) to thicken 2 tablespoons butter, cut small Measure the flour into a bowl, and mix in the salt.
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OYSTER SOUP Wash and drain two quarts of oysters, put them on with three quarts of water, three onions chopped up, two or three slices of lean ham, pepper and salt; boil it till reduced one-half, strain it through a sieve, return the liquid into the pot, put in one quart of fresh oysters, boil it till they are sufficiently done, and thicken the soup with four spoonsful of flour, two gills of rich cream, and the yelks of six new laid eggs beaten well; boil it a few minutes after the thickening is put in.
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