The light was thickening over the river now before eight.
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Sage has been burning, thickening the air with earthy acridity.
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In addition, Madeline's liver has some thickening, a sign of cirrhosis.
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"We'd been friends for 35 years," Gaiman said, his voice thickening.
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No building of a separate sauce, no thickening of a roux.
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The smoke was thickening; visibility was almost nil; his lungs were stinging.
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The formula doesn't have flecks of glitter or chunks of thickening fibers.
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They soften after sinking into the broth, thickening it with their bulk.
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It doesn't take much for this thickening to become an actual blockage.
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A year in space caused DNA damage; gene expression changes; a thickening of the retina; thickening of Kelly's carotid artery; shifts in gut microbes; reduced cognitive abilities; and a structural change at the ends of chromosomes called telomeres.
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Xanthan gum is a powerful thickening agent that prevents liquids from separating out.
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Inside that goop are thickening fibers that look a lot like brow hairs.
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" He added that the new train-and-equip program was a "thickening effort.
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Periodically thickening "Letters to My Daughters" inspires me to treasure our shared past.
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HCM, as it is known, causes the abnormal thickening of the heart muscle.
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The thickening ranks of China's economic allies have left European officials increasingly wary.
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She's been the face of hairstyling tools, hair thickening products, and beauty pills.
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During menstruation, this tissue acts like uterine lining does: thickening, breaking down, and bleeding.
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Her scan showed thickening of the gut lining and other indications of celiac disease.
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The doctor noticed extensive shadowing and a thickening lump in the lower right lung.
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Some restaurants use lard as the base, thickening it with flour or masa harina.
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I can feel the air thickening between us into something that is almost tactile.
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It was the latest burst of white supremacist brutality at a time of thickening tensions.
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But first, we have to get clear of the thickening garbage patch over our heads.
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Or, perhaps the recipe didn't get into thickening, presuming anyone making the pudding knew that.
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Protesters threw rocks, bottles, even garbage at the thickening rows of police in riot gear.
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She has loaded up her brush again, thickening her paint, and has minimized her settings.
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They typically contain emulsifiers, thickening agents, food coloring and other additives of no nutritive value.
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With the smoke thickening, the Slovenian in her hiding place was faced with a stark choice.
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Why do so many formulas fall short on the volumizing, lengthening, and thickening promises they make?
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Or, swap it out for the Thickening Cream, which Heath says is great for fine strands.
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White blood cells might join the fight, thickening the mucus and turning it white and opaque.
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If your sauce isn't cooking down and thickening, remove the lid and continue cooking until thickened.
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The McNugget is also a restructured meat product, with the addition of modified cornstarch for thickening.
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The Best Damn Vegan Mashed Potatoes Same goes for the potatoes — no flour for thickening here.
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The doctor ordered an X-ray, which showed a thickening of the thigh bone's outermost layer.
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As the details gather, thickening the story, what seemed like drift is revealed as textured realism.
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The helicopter was flying through thickening fog when it crashed into a hillside near Calabasas, Calif.
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The heart starts to pound as it struggles to pump thickening blood, muscles spasm, sweat runs dry.
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In the thickening heat of every summer the locals greet the monsoon with both relief and trepidation.
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Now we have a since-deleted tweet thickening the plot of an already very wild Oscars story.
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The Look: Half-Up/Half-Down:Step 1: Use a thickening spray to add definition and smooth frizz.
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Now, separated only by the median, and with thickening crowds of supporters, everyone is in this together.
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The pizza, too, is worthy, cracker-thin at the center with a slight thickening at the crust.
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The sky was darkening, smoke was thickening and they could see small fires breaking out around them.
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Thickening the plot, White House aides darkly mutter that the Vermont senator honeymooned in Soviet-era Moscow.
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Carbon dioxide frozen on the winter polar cap evaporates, thickening the atmosphere and increasing the surface pressure.
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But the consistency is wrong, so I run to the beach and gather seaweed for a thickening agent.
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Simply noting that rent was paid on time was a straightforward way of thickening a thin credit file.
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The plot is always thickening on The Challenge, but I am here to help you cut it up.
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She says, "Skip the heavy moisturizers with thickening agents like dimethicone, as they can lead to clogged pores."
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The ingredient is sometimes used to dilute THC-based products to boost profits or as a thickening agent.
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However, the greatest threat to marijuana legalization comes indirectly from the U.S. through the thickening of the border.
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I had not realized my weight loss,same as I had not noticedAmericans thickening downtownwith cars, advisers, soldiers.
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"Beneath the dent, I didn't feel a lump, but something I might describe as a 'thickening,'" Dahlgren said.
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"Beneath the dent, I didn't feel a lump, but something I might describe as a 'thickening,' " she explained.
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What's more, they were even able to recreate "diabetic" blood vessels, characterized by a thickening of the basement membrane.
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Opt for the more understated black or hazel to get the same thickening effect that's natural enough for daytime.
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Bread sauce has been around since medieval times, when cooks would use bread as a thickening agent for sauces.
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But it wasn't until her friend introduced her to Nioxin's thickening shampoo that she started to see a difference.
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And for the chili con carne, I made a skillet version with ground beef, thickening it with toasted flour.
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These in turn lead to long-term changes, like arterial wall thickening, that increase the blood pressure set point.
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The CT from the day before revealed patches of bowel-wall thickening from the esophagus to the large intestines.
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The lessons, however, emerge so organically and unobtrusively that their import relies on a slowly thickening atmosphere of disadvantage.
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It stripped carrageenan, a thickening agent that some consumers have soured on, out of some of its ice creams.
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And now both sides are thickening the fog by suggesting each leaked information about alleged meddling for political advantage.
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For example: You blister your hand, and over time, your body adapts by thickening the skin into a callous.
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They were howling, some of them, their faces red, eyes glazed with thickening moisture, as if they were drowning.
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Instead of thickening the sauce with flour (which requires making a roux), I use cornstarch, mainly because it's simpler.
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While the school groups slipped off for lunch, the throngs of grown-ups in the Flemish galleries were thickening.
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Despite being a bit controversial, the mascara garnered tons of fans — including me — thanks to its conditioning and thickening abilities.
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Work through the hair a combination of Bumble and Bumble Thickening Hairspray and Prep, then roughly blow-dry with hands.
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To do that, you want to know as much as you can about shear thickening so you can control it.
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Diethanolamine (DEA): DEA acts as a thickening agent in shampoos and conditioners, and allows them to form a foamy lather.
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Too much sunlight may also lead to a thickening and/or yellowing of the conjunctiva, the membrane covering the eye.
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Look for options that include the words volumizing or thickening in their name or description, advises celebrity hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons.
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The thickening fibers are like a performance enhancer for your hair, except they won't show up on a drug test.
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All of them tap a deep and thickening vein of pessimism about the economic and political prospects of the West.
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This approach, thickening the Antarctic ice sheet, would be addressing a symptom instead of the primary drivers of climate change.
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According to the autopsy, the alcohol abuse also caused a thickening of his heart, coronary artery disease and liver damage.
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Ware's superpower is to view characters through time, to chart their thickening bodies as well as the children they were.
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Outside the uterus, this tissue continues to behave like womb lining, thickening, breaking down, and bleeding during each menstrual cycle.
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Moreira said he offered to do work free of charge, replacing the plastic gems with cubic zirconia and thickening the plates.
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What's supporting that structure is some sort of thickening agent—agar (from algae), lecithin (typically from soy), or gelatin (from animals).
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The technique of smothering involves toasting butter and flour into a roux, adding aromatics, and thickening it into a flavorful sauce.
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Ms. Rozema tries to build tension and sustain interest by thickening the atmosphere and layering on details rather than big incidents.
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Evidently, the skin was thickening as the elephants aged, growing to the point that it eventually collapsed under its own weight.
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One Twitter user even saw her smiling and standing next to Horton, thickening the boyfriend plot into a nice cake batter.
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Maybe that means a version that is slightly more stew than soup, thanks to the thickening power of tiny, sliced potatoes.
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Pour the salsa into the pan and let it cook at a low simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, thickening slightly. 2.
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Smith suggests spritzing a thickening spray (she used Bumble's) from your roots to your ends before reaching for a texturizing salt spray.
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She says it makes dark circles less noticeable by thickening the skin with a rush of your own hard-working growth factors.
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In an interview with InStyle, she called out Bb. Thickening Dryspun Texture spray as one of her top five go-to products.
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This plot just keeps thickening and according to testimony, she had dinner with Simpson both before and after the Trump Tower meeting.
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This cultural thickening swept away the concept of the mass audience (we've broken into "taste clusters," as Netflix likes to term it).
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In winter these would be used to pump water to the surface of the ice, where it would freeze, thickening the cap.
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Last November, when sea ice should have begun thickening and spreading over the Arctic as winter set in, the region warmed up.
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The material finds its way into any number of cosmetics and foodstuffs thanks to its ability to act as a thickening agent.
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By this time, the chicken is tender, and the candlenuts have done their work of thickening the sauce in the opor ayam.
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Vitamin E acetate might be used as an additive, most notably as a thickening agent in THC-containing vaping products, CDC said.
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With time short, we resorted to dragging bodies unceremoniously through the thickening mud — a scene of horror that disturbs me even now.
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She blends all of this together and then adds a few spoonfuls of homemade cashew cream for thickening, which she makes herself.
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After six months, they showed a thickening of the cortex, a sign that the brain cells had become larger and more active.
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That same fluid shift caused a distension of the neck's jugular vein, more cardiac output and a thickening of the forehead's skin.
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Study participants who had pre-hypertension or existing high blood pressure had a 58% greater risk for thickening of the walls to occur.
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It's definitely thickening, but it doesn't make your brow hairs muddy, and at this point, that's all I'm looking for in a gel.
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It was easy to imagine Clark in here alone for hours, days, weeks, thickening and pruning the sound as it scrolled by onscreen.
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By thickening the MacBook Pro, the company was able to add that scissor keyboard, a bigger battery, and improve the heat management system.
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But Mr. Czukay was also the group's major sound architect, responsible for engineering and producing its recordings and thickening them with innovative electronics.
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Methylcellulose, a common dietary fiber and thickening agent derived from plants, is considered by the World Health Organization to be harmless to health.
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Vitamin E acetate is used as an additive, most notably as a thickening agent in THC-containing vaping products, according to the CDC.
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Landfast sea ice is mostly stationary and accumulates in shallow waters off the coast, thickening in the fall and breaking up come spring.
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It's still early days for any conclusive analysis about the ransomware formerly known as Petya, but suffice it to say the plot is thickening.
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The "fetal pole" is the first visible sign of a developing embryo, and it's essentially the thickening of the membrane of a yolk sac.
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Students dart in and out of the thickening crowd, running up the road to catch up to Sanders, narrowly avoiding parking meters and signposts.
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When you notice the custard thickening, or the temperature reaches 180°F on a kitchen thermometer, immediately pour the custard into a glass bowl.
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A woman searches each breast and surrounding tissue in a precise matrix using her fingers to feel for any unusual lumps or thickening tissue.
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So we have tremendous hair care stuff that's all created with cutting-edge science in hair thickening that will be our next product out.
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Indeed, when the first commercial vegan cheeses were introduced in the 90s, they were a mess—the union of crude oils and thickening agents.
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The thickening shroud of particles would fight climate change by mimicking the output of volcanic eruptions that deflect solar radiation streaming into the atmosphere.
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Bale, thickening and graying before our eyes, burrows into the personality of a shrewd operator endowed with whatever the opposite of charisma might be.
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But nearly all of those cases have been tied to a thickening agent sometimes found in illicit THC cartridges, not e-liquids containing nicotine.
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Before long, a thickening agent had to be added to Yoel's bottles, because his weakening swallow and gag reflexes made him prone to choking.
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You can use your homemade yogurt as the starter for the next few batches, but it can weaken over time and lose its thickening power.
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"Boosting" or "thickening" the brows is one thing, but what do you do when you don't have much to work with in the first place?
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If blood pressure gets too high, it strains the walls of the arteries—which can lead to thickening—and puts excess pressure on the heart.
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CAL Fire tends to use a slurry mix consisting of a chemical salt compound, water, clay or a gum-thickening agent, and a coloring agent.
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis symptoms for dogs include "thickening and hardening of the tissues on the muzzle and footpads," hair loss and hard bumps on the skin.
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Simply made from bean paste, sugar and the thickening agent agar, it's usually formed into chewy, colorful little blocks, sometimes flavored with banana or coconut.
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The hormone prevented pregnancy by thickening cervical mucus, making it impenetrable by sperm, and stopping the regular release of eggs for up to five years.
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But a recent case started with a single Facebook post, and now is either ending or thickening with a chime-in from the Chinese government.
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On September 9th health officials in New York issued subpoenas to firms selling thickening agents, such as vitamin E, used in black-market vaping products.
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If you don't use TOMATO PASTE, you miss out on the thickening aspect and a richness of flavor brought about by drying very fleshy fruit.
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Deodorants and antiperspirants have ingredients that can irritate the skin, and any inflammation can lead to a thickening — and darkening — of the skin over time.
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Experts blame a mix of factors, including Mumbai's thickening traffic, noxious gases from landfill fires, construction dust and emissions from coal plants in the suburbs.
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On my route, there are long stretches of motorway, and the traffic is always thickening or lengthening as it meets and then absorbs an obstruction.
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Cold temperatures sap your battery's power while thickening your engine's oil, both of which make it harder to turn the engine over — a double whammy.
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Prep hair with something that gives it some grit (like Oribe Maximista Thickening Spray), then use a curling iron randomly throughout to add a soft bend.
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But future innovations in location-based services could be threatened, as state and local lawmakers force developers to wade through a thickening bog of regulatory requirements.
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In Japan, companies are developing special thickening products that can be added to meals during preparation to alter the texture of various foods and ease swallowing.
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And now, with its solid collector base and thickening web of galleries and alternative spaces, the art "ecosystem" — the word everyone uses — is achieving critical mass.
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It will also be able to predict a thickening failure, which is when the effluent doesn't settle correctly and creates a costly sludge blanket in the tank.
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During his first couple months of treatment, he was diagnosed with pneumonia, thickening and stiffness in the right lung, and bronchiectasis, or damage of the breathing tubes.
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While corticosteroids can be effective, results don't happen overnight and these medications often have side effects like stretch marks and thinning, thickening or darkening of the skin.
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On Monday, we were thickening our plot, and one way to do that is to do what Ms. Chung and Mr. Ni are proposing in their theme.
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While scrubbing with raw sugar might seem like a good idea, it'll only further irritate the area, which will cause more thickening if you do it excessively.
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To finance his addiction, he tried his hand at carjacking and credit card fraud, though the schemes left him with little more than a thickening arrest record.
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In the meantime, scientists had largely narrowed the cause of the lung disease epidemic to black-market marijuana vapes containing a particular thickening agent, vitamin E acetate.
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The wine was very cold, delicious; her body was relaxing in the thickening warmth of the room, while the clarifying alcohol flashed through her blood like ice.
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"Chestnut" lacked the first episode's fabulous bookends of Dolores's mirrored interrogations, but it made up for it with the introduction of new characters and the thickening of plots.
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Erythropoietin (commonly known as EPO), a blood-thickening drug, was linked to the deaths of 18 cyclists in the five years after its initial clinical trials in 1986.
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Entomologists have previously observed skin thickening in insects as a way to resist insecticides, but no one took the time to study this evolutionary effect in bed bugs.
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Fibrillated cellulose, on the other hand, could be used as a thickening agent, and would be useful in fermented dairy products—again, yogurt seems like a likely beneficiary.
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"Rub dry shampoo through your ends for a thickening effect," says Moroccanoil Celebrity Hairstylist, Bryce Scarlett, who works with Margot Robbie, Natalie Portman and Gigi and Bella Hadid.
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For this look, she used the Instant Lift Thickening Spray on damp hair and hit it with a blow dryer on a low heat setting with a diffuser.
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In the U.S., Volkswagen's Dieselgate drama has been largely resolved, but in Germany, the plot is thickening as a formal investigation uncovers more details about the company's wrongdoing.
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"The thickening atmosphere of distrust between Russia and the West boosts his image in the mind of Russian nationalists," and helps shore up Putin's political power, Tharoor writes.
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"She wanted a rainbow of women on that stage, and I gave her that," Ms. Gardiner said one August afternoon at the Public, her voice thickening with emotion.
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In a culture where meals are prepared with great care and artistry, the thickening gels make it possible for chefs to reshape the food into visually pleasing dishes.
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Thickening the plot, John Bolton, the former US permanent representative to the United Nations, was seen arriving at transition headquarters in Washington for a meeting with Pence on Wednesday.
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The cacti bloom, the caudiciforms grow back lush foliage while thickening their beautiful caudex and I'll cut down the leggy succulents so they can grow thicker and stronger stems.
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In January 2013, Jaiden Rogers was diagnosed with stiff skin syndrome, an extremely rare disease that is thickening his skin and essentially causing his body to turn into stone.
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As I've pointed out before, there is nothing remotely controversial about the scientific fact that thickening the atmosphere by converting subterranean carbon into new CO2 will trap more heat.
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Thursday morning, the doctor said he noticed pleural thickening, a kind of scarring of the lungs, as well as the collection of fluid in the lungs, in his ultrasounds.
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Health authorities in the United States have said that vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent added to cannabis vaping products, is the likely primary cause of the U.S. outbreak.
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The burgers were also made with "natural flavors," methyl cellulose (a thickening agent commonly used in processed foods), oat fiber, fruit juice, onion powder, sea salt, and vegetable juice.
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They ride the escalator down in silence, staring out the large windows toward Broadway, toward the familiar thickening rush-hour crowd, until they reach the bottom and step off.
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Instead of thickening — and ruining — the chowder with a traditional roux or flour, let the golden toast break down in the bath of the broth and become the body.
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Back in the lab, Kandilakis's team had been having some difficulty with their tube; the material was too warm, and it was thickening too quickly as they molded it.
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For the record: Police abandoned the 8-minute case for safety reasons shortly after Hartman's radio call when the suspect began driving on the shoulder to avoid thickening traffic.
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"I sprayed Kristin Ess Thickening Spray on and dried that in — yes, you can put it on dry hair, just don't start using hot tools until it's dry," Ess explained.
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Ingredients like modified corn starch, xanthan gum, and citric acid — while admittedly scary sounding — are common thickening and stabilizing ingredients in many foods, and aren't necessarily harmful to your health.
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Right on schedule, Target recently restocked its shelves with some of the most innovative hair-care products on the market, including thickening shampoos, leave-in conditioners, and non-sticky gels.
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Instead, it heightens the screenplay's sentimentality, tidy psychologizing and life-affirming messages by thickening their syrup and corn quotients in ways presumably deemed palatable to theatergoing children and their parents.
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Look for a lump, hard knot, or thickening in the breast; a change in shape or size of your breast; or signs like swelling, redness, or nipple discharge, for example.
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If you're looking for a safer and mess-free alternative, Baker suggests sticking to a tinted brow gel with a formula utilizing thickening fibers to get the darker, bolder effect.
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While inking on a note with the Surface Pen, I didn't detect any latency, and the pen was incredibly good at pressure sensitivity, thickening the lines appropriately as I wrote.
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"We've had mass mortality of sea turtles that have gotten trapped under ever-thickening piles," said Hazel Oxenford, a Barbados-based fisheries biologist at the University of the West Indies.
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As a result, hormones leave the blood stream faster and are unable to adequately affect the ovaries to prevent ovulation or the cervix to prevent thickening of the cervical mucus.
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More than that, though, it was distracting — because if sweat is coursing down your body while the air is steadily thickening, you are not in an optimal environment for theatergoing.
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The researchers found that when arsenic levels in urine doubled, the chance of developing left ventricular hypertrophy, a thickening of the walls of the heart's main pumping chamber, rose to 47%.
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Over time, high blood pressure can lead to heart or vascular disease in several different ways: It can cause hardening of the arteries or a thickening of the heart muscle itself.
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Just swipe on the nourishing mascara on first, then use the boosting gel, brush on the thickening fibers, and add one more layer of the gel to seal the fibers in.
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The President's recent barrage of tweets and comments and testimony from sources close to him -- coinciding with thickening intrigue around the special counsel -- hint instead at deep concern on Trump's part.
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She recalls the way he would pull up to her mother's small house in his black Porsche convertible, "thickening the air with excitement," and take her roller-skating around the neighborhood.
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The evening on Mulberry Street was already thickening with the aroma of fried dough and grilled sausage when a knight in faded armor coursed through the crowd in a shopping cart.
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Earl's face, the paint thickening and thinning in flashes, changes shape and gives way to cigarette-smoking animals, beer-drinking skeletons and old cartoon dogs while the darkness remains set around him.
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Most prescription birth control methods prevent pregnancy by using hormones to suppress ovulation, thickening the mucus in the cervix to halt sperm, or deterring a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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But we've learned a lesson from the thickening layer of computation in our lives, turning every toaster and toothbrush into a "smart" device: be careful what you wish for in networked intelligence.
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On days when I fancy mixing it up and not wearing my black lip, I like to do thicker eyeliner, starting thin in the center and thickening it out at the flick.
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The new study, published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, focused on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy — a thickening of the wall of the heart that can cause abnormal rhythms and sudden death.
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In fact, one possible cause of the respiratory disease outbreak is the secret introduction of a new thickening agent — vitamin E acetate oil — into black market THC oils starting in late 85033.
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It's precisely that frisson of unpredictability that was keeping me sharp during our interview as the subzero air was thickening the blood at the back of my head and slowing my thinking.
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The Awesomely Big Hair Duo features sample sizes of two of Bumble and bumble's most popular products, Thickening Dryspun Texture Spray and Spray de Mode hairspray, and launches exclusively at Sephora today.
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After six months, compared to the placebo group, those in the fish oil group had less fibrosis, or thickening and scarring, of the heart muscle in the region of the heart attack.
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A higher LDL and lower HDL could mean you're at risk for atherosclerosis, which is the thickening and stiffening of arteries restricted by too much plaque, and can lead to a heart attack.
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After 340 days in orbit, U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly, now a Democratic Senate candidate in Arizona, experienced numerous physical changes such as thickening of the retina and carotid artery and slight cognitive impairment.
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Mr. Irwin and Mr. Shiner's best work is low-tech and focused on the rubbery potential of the body, like the way they transform themselves inside huge suits, thickening their necks, shrinking legs.
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Diehl picked out the chords, then tinkered with them, thickening the harmony; he added a pop-tune bass line, then discarded it in favor of a vamp that opened some space between choruses.
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The ongoing outbreak of vaping-linked lung disease that has killed 55 people and sickened more than 2,500 since this summer has largely been linked to a thickening agent used in marijuana vapes.
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Both cavities and pocketing that can signal gum disease were associated with thickening of walls of the carotid arteries, blood vessels in the neck that carry blood from the heart to the brain.
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Andrew Cuomo on Monday ordered the state health department to issue subpoenas to three companies that market thickening agents to companies that manufacture vape liquids -- and more companies are expected to be investigated.
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The thickening and tinting formula still does just that; however, Benefit assures us that Gimme Brow+ includes a major ingredient upgrade that meets the latest safety standards set by the brand's parent company LVMH.
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Caldwell as much as to identify with her, to see the ambitious young woman inside the thickening flesh of the middle-aged, middle-class matron, and to recognize the compromises and broken dreams therein.
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The Benefit Cosmetics The POREfessional Face Primer, R+Co Dallas Thickening Spray, Clarins Hydra Essential Silky Cream, Arrow Boost Color Enhancing Lip Balm, and Davines OI All in One Milk plus OI Shampoo + Conditioner.
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And in a cascade of developments, it quickly became clear that the Russia cloud engulfing the White House is only thickening -- and may not be disbursed until deep into the President's term, if ever.
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In a speech last year at Sydney's Museum of Contempoary Art, Mr. Lifschitz put it more bluntly, implicitly comparing Australia's arts policies to the thickening of artery walls that occur before a heart attack.
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You should still pay attention if your breasts suddenly become asymmetrical, especially if other symptoms—such as skin retraction or the thickening, dimpling, or a change in color of your breast—show up, too.
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One worry is that long-term spaceflight could harm blood vessel health; researchers have spotted thickening of the carotid artery in astronauts on six-month flights, which could be a signal of potential cardiovascular disease.
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The company said it also saw sales growth for its drug Xiaflex, a drug used to treat adults with Dupuytren's contracture, which causes a thickening and tightening of tissue under the skin in the hand.
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Now you are made from water, rapeseed oil, white cabbage, sugar, vinegar, cauliflower, corn starch, pasteurized egg yolk, pickled cucumber, thickening agents known as E145 and E410, malic acid E296, and preservatives E202 and E211.
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Once the ice is about two feet thick, they'll take tractors out and clear away any snow—which, because it's an insulator, will actually keep the ice from thickening if it's allowed to stay put.
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Mar talked as she worked, noting how the cream was thickening in the sauce, how she was going to add the Madeira in parts, so she could taste her way to the flavor she wanted.
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In experiments with mice, and supporting previous research, they found evidence that a signaling pathway involving the protein NOTCH-3 played a key role in creating the thickening seen in blood vessels of people with diabetes.
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He explained that scientists previously thought thickening the mucus would make it easier to expel—most people would say it's easier to shoot a solid pea out of a peashooter than to shoot runny pea soup.
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While perusing the open access Soap Bubble Wiki, he noticed that most of the favored recipes for bubble solution included a polymer—usually natural guar (a common thickening food additive) or a medical lubricant (polyethylene glycol).
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This got me thinking about what a parallel, liberal plea to these same voters would look like, and if such a plea could possibly break through a quickly thickening barrier of distrust between liberals and conservatives.
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" In it, Benjamin describes the different varieties of middle-of-the-night dislocation — nights when "the thickening, sense-dulling" darkness "hangs velvety as a pall," or the "luminous moonlit nights, lurid nights, when everything feels heightened.
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The smoke is thickening now, faster than you would imagine if you have not seen wildfires and are not acquainted with the improbable, astonishing speed they can achieve, matching that of a car on the highway.
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Cheesecake pudding comes together pretty quickly on the stovetop and so does tembleque (which employs the exact same technique of thickening something delicious with cornstarch, but with a base of fresh coconut milk instead of dairy).
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Mr. Wrona is very good at thickening the air with mystery, and right from the start he slips in enigmatic details and figures — the prowling bulldozer, a keening woman, a scowling man — that disturb the ordinary scene.
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She enters a thickening mystery and meets a few suspects — the fine cast includes Greta Lee, James Ransone and Michelle Forbes — but Jill doesn't so much chase down clues as stumble on those Mr. Katz has scattered.
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They do this by delaying ovulation, the release of eggs from the ovaries that occurs before eggs are fertilized, or by thickening cervical mucus so that sperm have trouble swimming and reaching the egg to fertilize it.
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Critics of Mr. Erdogan pointed out that the recently thickening economic ties between the countries, including 2.5 billion dollars in Turkish exports to Israel, according to Turkish news reports, made Mr. Erdogan's chest-thumping a bit hollow.
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National ____ At the start of the last ice age, 2.6 million years ago, a sheet of frozen water formed atop North America that kept expanding and thickening until it reached a maximum depth of roughly two miles.
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Starting in 2005, Harvard neuroscientist Sara Lazar began to publish some mind-blowing findings: Meditation can literally change the structure of your brain, thickening key areas of the cortex that help you control your attention and emotions.
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A key question is whether the Island Express pilot attempted to fly into thickening clouds and fog; N.T.S.B. investigators have asked for the public's help in gathering photographs of weather conditions near the scene of the crash.
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The European Union trust fund is a long-term approach, even as it has become an immediate part of the bloc's thickening forward defense against migration as it tries to address it at its source in Africa.
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That Anna is played by a black actress, and Katherine by a white one, adds race to the thickening intrigue, making a story of female oppression and domination, power and privilege that much more harrowing and ugly.
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Kids who had even one sign of oral infection were 87 percent more likely to develop what's known as subclinical atherosclerosis: structural changes and thickening in the artery walls that isn't yet serious enough to cause complications.
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Progestin-only methods must be taken at the same time each day, and work by thickening cervical mucus and thinning the lining of the uterus, preventing the sperm from reaching the egg and implanting if it does.
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The tiny, microscopic bits of particulate matter emitted largely by cars have been repeatedly linked to heart disease, including a recent 20113-year study that found living near heavily-trafficked areas speeds up the thickening of heart arteries.
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"Our data suggest that smoking can independently lead to thickening of the heart and worsening of heart function, which may lead to a higher risk for heart failure, even in people who don't have heart attacks," Solomon added.
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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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To create the candy, Bosch combined the stevia extract with tapioca, a starch often used in puddings as a thickening agent, and chicory root to help create that gummy-like feel, among other ingredients for color and flavor.
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Once you get to the crown section, apply a thickening spray at the roots and blow dry the hair using the Cricket Co. Ultra Smooth Black and Gold Collection Dryer in an upwards direction to boost volume. 6.
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Yet judging by vigorous attempts his lawyers have made to squelch the cases against him, there is considerable concern in Trump's camp that the thickening legal jungle ensnaring him could come with a high political or legal cost.
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In the evenings, I fill two Huel-branded shakers with 227 grams of Huel and 22019 ml of water; after chilling in the fridge and thickening overnight, I have two 29-calorie Huel meals ready to be eaten.
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Previous studies examining whether smoking directly impacts the heart muscle leading to thickening, stiffness and impaired filling have yielded mixed results, said Dr. Gregg Fonarow, co-chief of the division of cardiology at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly's 340 days in orbit starting in 2015 demonstrated that long-term spaceflight causes human health effects such as thickening of the carotid artery and retina, changes in gene expression and slight cognitive impairments for men.
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"This transition demonstrates that shear thickening is driven primarily by frictional contacts, with hydrodynamic forces playing a supporting role at lower concentrations of particles, when mixtures are less dense," lead author John Royer of NIST said in a statement.
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Unlike brands that offer different products for each hair "goal" (say, preserving color or thickening hair), companies that customize say they can combine ingredients that will fulfill all your hair needs in a single shampoo, conditioner or hair mask.
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Within the set, you'll find Bumble and Bumble's Thickening Dryspun Texture Spray to create Steve Harrington's larger-than-life 'do and Spray de Mode, which will keep a Nancy or Karen Wheeler-inspired perm in tact all day long.
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While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent that&aposs mostly found in illicit vapes, as the culprit for most of these illnesses, the issue put a cloud over the vape industry.
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When they emerged from their needle ships, their bodies were fluid and reflective, like columns of quicksilver, but with every minute among us, they lost more and more of their formless brilliance, dimming and thickening, acquiring eyes, foreheads, chins, and hands.
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Scott Kelly during the flight experienced thickening of the carotid artery and retina, weight loss, shifts in gut microbes, reductions in cognitive abilities, DNA damage, changes in gene expression, and a lengthening of the ends of chromosomes called telomeres, scientists said.
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For realness, Pecis ran a ball bristle brush along the hairline, gathering the shorter, stray hairs that he calls "man catchers," spraying them with Oribe Maximista thickening spray so that they set onto the face in a web-like fashion.
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One burned about thirty miles west of the hospital he was born in, thickening the air with smoke, turning the sun deep red—we marked his first week anniversary by watching ash fall from the sky into our front yard.
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An implacable drumbeat, a cutting fiddle line, a distorted guitar, a dissonant string ensemble and a thickening squall of electronics are among the sounds that well up behind her, creating a tsunami of a crescendo that's both ritualistic and rocking.
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Unlike a laborer swinging a hammer, engines don't tire and stop, and as they became integral to daily life, an ever-thickening web of roads crisscrossed the country, bringing with them the rumbling and revving of cars, trucks, and motorcycles.
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PARELES Like many of Carla Bley's melodies, the tune to "Ida Lupino" is a simple, songlike thread, snaking through a set of chord changes that gradually tweak the pressure around it, thickening the air and then letting things go slack again.
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The diagnosis should be considered for any women who are experiencing symptoms of PCOS, including: Irregular periods Acne Excess facial hair Hair loss in a male pattern Infertility Acanthosis nigricans (a thickening and darkening of the skin associated with insulin resistance).
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The pollution spewed by the factories is only getting worse as tanneries have been ordered to relocate to Savar from Dhaka, the capital, in an attempt to save the Buriganga River, a lifeline for Dhaka, whose water is thickening with pollution.
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Each new scene adds another layer of meaning, thickening the slow-building sense of dread: the men in billowing white robes on oil-rich land waiting for Getty Sr., a master of the universe who arrives in a demonically belching train.
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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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"Periodic use of purifying or clarifying shampoos can help remove ingredients like silicones, thickening ingredients, and other additives (such as pearlizing agents that give shampoo its opaque, pearl appearance)," says Joshua Zeichner, MD, director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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One aspect Fedak and his team plan to explore in the near future is how exactly they seem to prevent heart muscle from abnormally thickening and stiffening as it gets repaired, a condition called fibrosis that raises the risk of heart failure.
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In my research, I came across a company called STF Technologies and saw that it made this thickening fluid with a similar chemistry to things like silly putty and cornstarch and water, where it went from a liquid state to a solid state.
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They could see how seasonal cycles of the living world — like spring bloom, bird migrations or the thickening of the winter coat of the buffalo — were becoming out of sync with the sun and moon cycles on which our Gregorian calendar is based.
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Produced by El-P (who had Mr. de la Rocha as a guest with his project Run the Jewels), the track pounds away, mostly on one relentlessly repeated note, thickening and eventually bringing in a loud guitar to match the mounting anger.
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He sprayed a triangular portion of the hair in the front with Bumble and Bumble's thickening hair spray and teased it, parted the rest of the hair down the middle and whipped it up into tight ponytails at the center of the head.
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Her cheekbones seem to have been sculpted just for cinematic lighting, her eyebrows—thickening throughout her career—always playfully telling, her lips a slight and curious pout, and her deep-set bedroom eyes will have anyone looking into them head-over-heels seduced.
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CreditCreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times At the start of the last ice age, 230 million years ago, a sheet of frozen water formed atop North America that kept expanding and thickening until it reached a maximum depth of roughly two miles.
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In another study, middle-aged women with no history of cardiovascular disease who expressed more feelings of hopelessness on a psychological questionnaire had more carotid artery thickening, suggesting an older vascular age, than otherwise similar women who felt better about their lives.
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And on every side is a thickening stew of bicycle rickshaws, little taxis, fat Mercedes, Uber drivers riveted to their screens, drivers drifting in and out of lanes, and Mario Andretti types hurtling down the main drag six inches from each other.
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Though the specific substance or product causing the vaping illnesses remains unclear, the New York State Department of Health has linked many cases of the illness to cannabis products that contain high levels of vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent for vaping liquid.
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The type of HRT used depends on whether a woman has a uterus: Women who don't must use estrogen-only HRT; those with a uterus must use a combination of estrogen and progesterone to avoid thickening of the lining of the womb.
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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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To complicate the picture even more, when mammals and birds grow in embryo, their hair and feathers develop from a similar primordial structure called a "placode"—a thickening of the epidermis with columnar cells that leads to the expression of certain genes.
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Achieving your desired effect is as simple as balancing the quantities of a few basic elements: Water and syrups, to achieve the right runniness; colored dyes, to reproduce blood's various colors; and a thickening agent, like flour or cornstarch, to mimic opacity and clotting.
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That reality is thickening the blizzard of attacks blanketing the Granite State because some candidates know that the primary could set the contours of the race for those who move on and snuff out the White House dreams of some Republicans who falter on Tuesday.
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In early November, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that it had found a "very strong culprit" for the vaping-linked illnesses: vitamin E acetate, a compound sometimes used as a thickening agent in THC cartridges sold on the black market.
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Yes, I could use my energy and column inches to continue to catalog the thickening intrigue of the Russia investigation, and in particular, the growing number of people in the meeting where Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort met with a Russian lawyer.
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The D.I. was court-martialed in 2014, having been turned in by his senior D.I., who himself would later be court-martialed for ordering his platoon into the showers and making them run in place, while thickening the air by pouring bleach down the drain.
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Senior members of Ms Tsai's government joke that having no formal relations with America is an advantage, since Mr Trump, who sometimes seems to prefer autocracies to democracies and who seeks an elusive trade deal with China, is less likely to notice the thickening of ties.
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In June, for example, Laura Crotty Alexander at the University of California San Diego and her colleagues published results which showed that e-cigarette vapour has a variety of unpleasant effects, inducing kidney dysfunction and a thickening and scarring of connective tissue in their hearts called fibrosis.
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The 3D Fiber Lash Enhancing Mascara, which has over 1,000 positive reviews on Amazon, is exactly the same as Simply Naked Beauty's original super-thickening fiber mascara (which we raved about last month), with the addition of a well-known natural hair growth enhancer: castor oil.
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On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), announced that it had discovered a "very strong culprit"—a suspect that has been floated in the past—for the vaping-linked illnesses: vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent that has been found in black-market THC cartridges.
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There was thickening in several regions of the brain, including the left hippocampus (involved in learning, memory, and emotional regulation); the TPJ (involved in empathy and the ability to take multiple perspectives); and a part of the brainstem called the pons (where regulatory neurotransmitters are generated).
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An octogenarian New Yorker, former lawyer and perpetual hostess for whom schmoozing and kibitzing have always been as essential as breathing, Gladys operates on the principle that if she can just continue to talk, she can surely power through the thickening fog of her old age.
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Given Gorillaz's propensity for capturing the good, the bad, and the ugly of Great Britain—and the ever thickening, deep grey quagmire that is the "state of the nation"—we thought it was a perfect opportunity to ask Murdoc a few questions about his beloved United Kingdom.
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These pills contain the hormones estrogen and progestin, which "work by thickening cervical mucus to block sperm, as well as preventing ovulation," or the release of an egg from the ovaries, says Chicago-based OB/GYN Wendy Goodall McDonald, who also runs the blog Dr. Every Woman.
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But almost just as quickly, the fallout arrived: By 2019, a spate of vaping-related illnesses and deaths—linked to vitamin E acetate, a thickening agent sometimes found in illicit THC cartridges—laid bare the mess that occurs when sales of vaping accessories are left unregulated.
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"This study provides evidence in both men and women that smoking directly damages the heart muscle leading to thickening, increased stiffness, and impaired filling, which in turn leads to heart failure, which is a common, costly, and deadly condition," Fonarow, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Researchers found that compared to people who got seven to eight hours of sleep, those who slept less than six hours a night were 214 percent more likely to have "preclinical" atherosclerosis: structural changes and thickening in the artery walls that isn't yet serious enough to cause complications.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 100% (season 2)What critics said: "While not the perfect season, it certainly delivers on both action and slick, smart writing, somehow doubling down on the 'animated Game of Thrones' comparison with thickening plots, intrigue, and a complex cast of characters, both old and new.
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Thickening the plot of this cyberspy tale, while the Russian prosecutors have accused Mr. Dokuchaev of treason, federal authorities in Washington and San Francisco say that he doubled as a cybercriminal while working for Russia's F.S.B. and that he is wanted for hacking Yahoo and stealing 500 million passwords.
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To make it, cooks reach for a pack of their favorite store-bought curry bricks — concentrated cubes of spices with some kind of thickening agent, like flour, which create thick, dark, spicy sauces when simmered with water or stock, infusing chopped meat and vegetables with flavor as they simmer.
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Mr. Lawson — who rode in the front passenger seat of the lead car, a light-colored sedan being driven by Jesse Curry, the Dallas police chief — scanned the thickening crowds for potential trouble and kept turning around to check on Kennedy through the rear window, he told the commission.
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You won't find an ingredients list of essential oils and organically-sourced butterflies — rather, it's powered by cationic resins that bind to the hair to enhance natural texture, the patented "thickening molecule" that creates body, magnetic texturizers to bring out your wave, and hydrophobic resins that control flyaways and add shine.
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While there's no evidence that Trump broke the law before the election or since, his thickening legal challenges will show whether the evasions and shifting stories that helped him reinvent politics can withstand the more rigid codes of the rule of law and the will of the voters over time.
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At this stage, you could totally place the macaroni and cheese sauce into a casserole dish and bake in the oven at 400°F until nice and golden and bubbly, serving it alongside the béchamel sauce (especially if you don't have any sodium citrate, which acts like a thickening agent).
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When read from top to bottom of the grid, those words are: DIRT GRASS BUSH JUNGLE That's a thickening of a plot of land in some volumetric sense, since a JUNGLE is bigger than a BUSH, which is taller than GRASS, which is taller than the DIRT from which it grows.
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James, a middle-aged white man with thinning hair and a thickening waistline, listened to her complaints in a routine way, too, glancing up from the newspaper his mother had brought, the two of them sitting at a table, the same arch in their brown eyebrows, eating homemade coleslaw and sandwiches.
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Notable examples are alopecia areata, an auto-immune condition where the body's immunity begins to attack the hair follicles, causing hair to fall out; psoriasis, another auto-immune condition that causes skin thickening, scaling and inflammation; and eczema, itchy red skin inflammation often occurring alongside asthma, hay fever and other allergies.
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Not allowed on the subway—visibly plowed Outside, the fog was a thickening cloud He slumped on the sidewalk, as if in a trance While he was passed out, they made off with his pants It's not surprising that many of the poems feel like dirty playground rhymes or limericks.
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You might argue that Mr. Icke takes on more themes than he can handle, as liberal and religious pieties are folded into a thickening stew of anti-Semitism that features Naomi Wirthner as Wolff's abiding nemesis and a mannered Ria Zmitrowicz as an adolescent whom Wolff takes under her increasingly anxious wing.
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And it was there in Silvia Fendi's somewhat heavy-handed boudoir-to-boardroom show at Fendi, with its uneasy juxtapositions of shell pink and dark gray; thickening leather and frothing lace; puffed sleeves yanked off the shoulder and dropped down, so they looked both girlie and aggressively oversize at the same time.
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The mandate is to keep thickening the mix, loading on the irritants and cranking them up: the way sweet falsetto "oohs" arrive with vicious feedback at 1:25, and the way the chorus is chanted for the final minute and a half over implacable drums and a massive pileup of lead and rhythm guitars.
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Much of the song's power comes from the weird tension it builds between this mundane setting ("We took her groceries to the checkout stand/The food was totaled up and bagged/We stood there lost in our embarrassment/As the conversation dragged") and the sound of the music itself: a lush, orchestral, soft-rock thickening.
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Throw in the corrosive impact that the thickening cloud of intrigue over Russia's alleged election meddling is exerting on the White House, and add the challenges posed by the President's own habit of detonating political explosions that damage his own standing, and it's tough to predict the administration's first big political win -- or how much that victory will cost.
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He gave them only a simple side part and a tuck behind the ears, which was made just a little less clean with a bit of Bumble & Bumble's Sumotech clay at the roots and Bedhead's Queen for a Day thickening spray — "to make hair look a couple of days old rather than freshly washed," Hanlon explained.
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His sexual relationship with Diaghilev, which frames the first act, is almost entirely one-sided, and not just because the beautiful man in his early 20s does not deeply desire the man with the thickening middle, the white streak in his dyed black hair (the Russians call him "Chinchilla") and the boils all over his chest.
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But if he took the brain of a professional musician, the impact of music on the brain results in highly visible changes in its structure, including the thickening of the corpus collossum that connects the two hemispheres of the brain and growth in the area of the brain where sound is processed, as well as other areas.
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As I walked toward the outer courts, players time-lapsed before me, graying and thickening, growing encumbered with face shields, elbow sleeves, and knee braces, then freezing altogether at the T. Mobility is the game's cruel prerequisite: of the fourteen guys in the seventies' draw, only two could still sprint, and the eighty-five-plus division had no entrants.
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However, in satellite images from the 1980s, the rift was already clearly a long-established feature, and there is no direct evidence to link its recent growth to either atmospheric warming, which is not felt deep enough within the ice shelf, or ocean warming, which is an unlikely source of change given that most of Larsen C has recently been thickening.
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This is sort of a cruel irony, given that, just three days ago, on Friday, the CDC released findings that suggest vitamin E acetate, which is mostly used in THC products for diluting and thickening, but is also sometimes used in nicotine-only liquids, is the likely culprit behind the outbreak of vaping-related lung illnesses that began in mid-August.
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The crowds were thickening by the moment, and packs of very famous strangers roamed the halls: a clot of musicians (the sisters of Haim, in outfits by Rodarte, with Selena Gomez and Grimes, in Louis Vuitton) sticking with one another; the broadcaster Megyn Kelly, in Badgley Mischka, chatting up the various business grandees and having an intriguingly long conversation with Michael Strahan.
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But in an atmosphere where vaping narratives have often been conflated—the primary culprit for the vape illnesses that have cropped up around the country over the past few months, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is a thickening agent sometimes used in illicit THC cartridges and not e-liquids containing nicotine—it's even more important to get the facts straight the first time.
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