Blood is thicker than water but oil is thicker than both.
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I hope death feels like watching the snow grow thicker and thicker.
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Since they're thicker than butterfly keys, future MacBooks could be a little thicker.
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Defrosted soil at the surface gets thicker and thicker, but it doesn't catastrophically collapse.
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I'm an ABC and people are always surprised by me because I'm thicker, and thicker Asians are definitely underrepresented.
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As he made thicker and thicker lines on the ratcheted cellophane, the images became a kind of moving calligraphy.
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At 20.5mm, it's 0.5mm thicker than HP's new dual-screen gaming laptop, and 1.5mm thicker than Razer's 15-inch Blade.
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The tahini seizes as Goldberg stirs in some lemon juice and water, turning thicker and thicker as she adds the liquids.
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" Most people say a hair thicker, or like barely thicker, and they're like, "We put two sheets of paper in between them.
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The consistency of the formula is slightly thicker than water and mixes in well with my thicker base products without changing the viscosity.
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The older, supposedly extinct bugs were thicker, with thicker rear legs (C) and differently-shaped cerci, the pair of appendages at their rear (B).
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As the years go on, it becomes thicker and thicker, trapping anything that lands on top of it, which is released when the ice melts.
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The reasoning goes that an active masseter muscle is a thicker masseter muscle, and a thicker masseter muscle makes for a more defined, masculine jawline.
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Blood always ends up being thicker than water, although his Hummer is thicker than Ray's Porsche (or whatever, I really can't identify car makes on sight).
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So every time I was trying to, like, do a nice swoop or get a nice straight line, the product just kind of went everywhere and I was forced to go thicker and thicker and thicker to try to, like, fix the mistakes that were happening.
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"Ever since I was little, I've been thicker," she said.
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Thicker fabrics, more compression, fun textures, the opportunities are endless.
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It's also a bit thicker than the MateBook X Pro.
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They feel like a thicker legging and hold their shape.
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But this was something new, like a thicker, gooey sludge.
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But it's noticeably thicker than your average smartphone when closed.
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"You just have to learn how to have thicker skin."
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It's also noticeably thicker and heavier than the pricer model.
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The fog only got thicker, and I began to worry.
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The thicker, curvier ones among them are far from fat.
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"Blood's thicker than water," Matt Hamilton said after the match.
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But, man oh man, the smoke just keeps getting thicker.
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It mirrors Juul's rectangular shape, though it's thicker and rounder.
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She has a bit of a thicker skin than me.
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The other dancers were larger and thicker than she was.
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The bone of the chin was thicker, the cheeks wider.
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The digital Great Wall is higher and thicker than ever.
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And knowing Apple, devices almost always get thinner, not thicker.
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The Ionic's thicker than I expected, but not uncomfortably so.
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They feel slightly thicker, but they're still breathable and flexible.
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It should reduce slightly and take on a thicker consistency.
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The smoke grew thicker, making the air hard to breathe.
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N95 masks are tighter fitting and thicker than surgical masks.
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I anticipated the thicker sauces to have the strongest taste.
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Her blood is thicker than a promise of national reconciliation.
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So much for that whole blood thicker than water stuff.
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It would then incinerate upon entering the Earth's thicker atmosphere.
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It's fabulous that the screen runs "edge-to-edge" and doesn't have a thicker "chin" bezel below the screen like most Android copycats, but the thicker bezel running all around the screen may bother you.
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While the Notebook 7 Spin is thicker than the half-inch HP Spectre x360 15T, and just a little bit thicker than the 15-inch MacBook Pro, it's thinner than Lenovo's 15-inch ThinkPad Yoga.
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Thicker hair textures can get away with using a little more.
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A thicker iPhone with a flush camera sure would be nice.
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Screens were different a decade ago; thicker, wider, tethered to walls.
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You can either use normal sewing thread or thicker embroidery thread.
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You can follow up with a thicker moisturizer if you desire.
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Is the bass going to be a little thicker or thinner?
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Thicker, not many bones protruding, but more dimples that represent cellulite.
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That leads to multiple layers of nail, giving a thicker appearance.
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Even his skin is thicker and tougher than an ordinary person's.
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"I don't think your skin ever gets any thicker," she explains.
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The Surface Laptop is a little thicker than a MacBook Pro.
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Moreover, those returns are built on a much thicker equity base.
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Rizzo, though stouter and thicker, is the gummier of the two.
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Bottom line: Root concealer makes your hair appear fuller and thicker.
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Even just looking at the cake, it looks a lot thicker.
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I also discovered ergonomically designed hooks that have a thicker handle.
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The result is a thicker, creamier coffee with more caffeine inside.
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The lower the number, the thicker and higher quality it is.
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This is another company that makes standard baseplates, but they're thicker.
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A thicker, Sicilian-style slice may take a few minutes more.
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It would be nice to have a thicker conversation about it.
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Look for pairs that protect from stubbed toes and thicker soles.
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It could be THICKER than the iPhone 6s rather than thinner.
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Blood is not thicker than money for a lot of people.
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"I like a little bit of a thicker collar," Werner says.
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They have thicker curriculum vitae, more preliminary data and name recognition.
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Despite all the new technology, the Apple Watch hasn't gotten thicker.
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I also loved that this was a thicker macaroni and cheese.
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I believe that's because my uterine lining was thicker than normal.
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The only difference is that the case is now slightly thicker.
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But the phone's also a little thicker and a little heavier.
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But after more scathing reviews, Cherry began developing a thicker skin.
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"You have a thicker glacier soaked with water," said Dr. Kääb.
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It's ever so slightly thicker than my old TomToc, which is 1.10 inches, but the cloth fabric on that one isn't flush against the case itself so it always looks and feels thicker than the stated specs.
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The other side is actually thicker than the more powerful MacBook Pro.
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You will notice as the pudding mixture cools, the consistency gets thicker.
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But, the thicker and warmer the air, the harder that process becomes.
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This new unannounced Chromecast is apparently thicker than the second-generation model.
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The Osbournes are standing behind the saying blood is thicker than water.
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And even then, thicker hair might resist the styling, especially in humidity.
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It was thicker on the outside and more iridescent in the middle.
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And they seem to have done so, by evolving thicker tract sheaths.
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One thing you may notice is the thicker bezel around the display.
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The bus began to smoke, and as it got thicker, we evacuated.
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The translucent liquid was amber-coloured and looked thicker than I expected.
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In short: grow a thicker skin— and debate ideas, don't repress them.
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If you're so thin-skinned, grow thicker skin, we'd have told him.
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The thicker the line, the more these two characters were mentioned together.
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The front wheels have been modified to make it bigger and thicker.
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ISIS' defenses -- built up over two years -- will be thicker and deadlier.
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These are a little thicker, and these I use for signing books.
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Roman style pizza, on the other hand is typically crunchier, and thicker.
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They have thicker bezels above and below the display, but no cutout.
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They didn't get their chance, but it's given them a thicker skin.
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For comparison's sake, a Galaxy S2400+ is nearly 25mm thicker at 53mm.
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These show up as slow metabolism, a thicker waist, and brain fog.
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Like with a cat-eye, application will get thicker toward the end.
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"This is the year things are getting bolder and thicker," she says.
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Superhero loyalty is thicker than blood — at least in the Pratt household.
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Thank her for the toast that is thicker than my mother's hand.
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A digital makeover Ever wondered what you'd look like with thicker eyebrows?
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You'd think that maximalist trolls would have higher confidence and thicker skin.
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The biscuit was much thicker, crunchier, and more buttery than Wendy's biscuit.
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Traditional roti is much thicker whereas lambi roti is crisp and perforated.
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The striping on both is thicker and now has a silver stripe.
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"Cream cheese gives body to ice cream, making it thicker," she said.
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They are super matte and on the thicker side which I like.
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The brew is thicker tonight, and it tastes like wax and vinegar.
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Whether it's thicker or thinner — how you touch the canvas is different.
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And if Google loses at this stage, the cloud grows even thicker.
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Witnessing arguments — and participating in them — helps us grow a thicker skin.
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Folded up, it was about 1.5 times thicker than a normal smartphone.
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And, indeed, the smoke got thicker as we walked through the cars.
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But the thicker it is, the longer it will take to dry.
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Meyers said he thinks the controversial government official should have thicker skin.
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When folded, however, it's a little thicker than most smartphones at 14mm.
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None of that lovely inner gooeyness you get from a thicker potato.
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Thicker headbands have made a resurgence in the last year or so.
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A thicker main body sits on solid rock well below sea level.
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But at the same time, those lines are becoming thicker than ever.
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For tiles with slight irregularities, thicker grout lines are a better choice.
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LG: Nine tenths of a millimeter or however you say that. Thicker.
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Twenty-five percent of the residents believed black people have thicker skin.
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Maybe Keanu's voice will sound even thicker and yet more morphine-garbled!
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I have pretty strong prescription, which tends to make the lenses thicker.
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Stop moaning, stop making it personal, be thicker-skinned, stop being snowflakes.
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The Mission is significantly thicker than most smartwatches (which are notorious for already being thicker than a lot of watch-wearers prefer) and its 48mm case diameter means the watch might look fairly silly on someone with small wrists.
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Moreover, it was thicker and brighter in color than other grasses, she observed.
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Friendship was one thing, but the blood of his ancestors ran thicker still.
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It wasn't any thicker than the foil out of a pack of cigarettes.
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The thicker atmosphere it used to have kept the liquid on the surface.
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Fine hairs (yellow), thicker whisker (yellow) and blood vessels (black) are all visible.
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Outlines are always bad, too: The thicker the needle, the nastier the pain.
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A thicker layer is great at night time to hydrate when I'm sleeping.
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The more battery life you need, the thicker your battery has to be.
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It slightly adjusted the clock icon today, making the numbers a bit thicker.
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"The combination is skin that's thicker, firm and looks more youthful," he says.
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Or, come on, just make a slightly thicker iPhone with a bigger battery.
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Pei explains that this approach makes the phone thicker and, understandably, more expensive.
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"If you're thicker than you're used to being, just own it," she says.
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As a gel, it has a thicker clumpier feel and does require reapplication.
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The S7 Active is also noticeably thicker than the other two S7 phones.
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Apply a few coats, and your lashes will look thicker and more defined.
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Bebe Rexha is proving her relationship with her family is thicker than blood.
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For example, they thought black people have thicker skin than their white counterparts.
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Those with thicker hair can take more heat than those with finer hair.
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Thicker sections of concrete were added where the floor was supported by pillars.
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There's also no pressure sensitivity, though drawing quickly will result in thicker lines.
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Anyone who didn't find it funny was urged to grow a thicker skin.
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The rest of the body, though, where you hold it, is considerably thicker.
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The beef patties are also thicker, and there are obviously more of them.
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An actual pasta straw would be slightly thicker, but the bucatini still worked.
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It's normally a bit thicker than a steak, almost like a little roast.
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The titanium Apple Card is a hair thicker than a plastic credit card.
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Lighter stripes consist of thicker clouds that rise higher than the darker ones.
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The consistency is very thin and blends easily with thicker creams or serums.
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We all thought it was satisfying to drink because of the thicker consistency.
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You need to put them in a thicker substance that doesn't need chewing.
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Or if my laptop computer is thinner or my hiking boots are thicker.
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A thicker rubber sole followed, and the rest is history in the making.
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But it gives you a thicker skin, and it makes you try harder.
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Each day the line got thicker, and Vang thought her eyes looked better.
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The chicken was thicker, juicier, and crispier — still not amazing, but not bad.
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Older ice tends to be thicker and more resilient to changes in temperature.
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Thicker plastic ones are also acceptable, but they won't last quite as long.
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On the other side of the riot-shield roof, the clouds grew thicker.
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It is slightly thicker than an iPad, but with two separate display fields.
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Hair does not grow back differently — either finer or thicker — after temporary removal.
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It is better to have the edges a bit thicker than the middle.
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Skyr has the texture of Greek yogurt but is even thicker and creamier.
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At Fuego and other stratovolcanoes, the thicker magma traps much of the gas.
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It's thicker and heavier, with raised edges, and comes with a belt clip.
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"The amount of older and thicker sea ice is rapidly dwindling," said Labe.
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Thicker-cut bacon can also add some pizzazz to an otherwise healthy meal.
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There were two slightly thicker, even-cut pickle chips on the Popeyes sandwich.
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They're even bigger and thicker and stranger and crazier than the previous ones.
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The crust has been growing thicker in this manner for thousands of years.
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"Match thicker rings with thinner ones to balance each other out," Kahane suggests.
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Placed slightly slanted against a thicker book, I had not noticed it before.
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For instance, many of the people recommend only feeding thicker carrots into it.
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We know Neanderthals were likely stronger than us and had bigger, thicker bones.
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If you need a lube for anal play, you should choose a thicker variety.
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Our blunt blade is 28% thicker & 209% stronger than any blade in this war.
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Oh and the screen's a bit smaller and the bezels are a bit thicker.
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Edge-lit tends to be thicker—you need all that room for the LEDs.
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At 9.95mm, the Swift 27 is barely thicker than a Galaxy Note 28 (2256mm).
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You can see just how much thicker the new version (on the bottom) is.
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My eyebrows seem much thicker, my hair is so soft and thick, and healthy.
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There's also a thicker bar on one side that houses cameras and other components.
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It's super tall and much thicker than any phone out there when it's closed.
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Apple's new AirPods look like EarPods, but that stem is considerably longer and thicker.
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When it's cold out, it contracts to get thicker and keep the warmth in.
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At 0.65 inches, it's actually only a little thicker than the much less powerful .
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It's thicker than the other laptops on this list, but it's still remarkably sturdy.
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When I was sad about something, she told me to 'get a thicker skin.
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"My face is fat right now i'm thicker than i usually am," she wrote.
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Each sheet costs around $10, and is noticeably thicker, feeling more like card stock.
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The Instrumments 01 is only a little thicker and heavier than your standard pen.
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The reMarkable is pretty light and thin, though a bit thicker than an iPad.
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Android Wear has started its own fashion trend, with thicker, round designs winning out.
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It's a common feature on newer irons that works especially well on thicker fabrics.
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Your muscles get bigger when those individual fibers become thicker, a process called hypertrophy.
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The ear cushions are thicker and the headband is no longer entirely shiny plastic.
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The new case is squatter, wider, and a little thicker than the previous case.
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The knit material and leather are much thicker than I imagined them to be.
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It's comfortable to hold, thanks to its thicker, rubbery bezels and grippy plastic back.
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My hair is thicker than it's ever been and is all-around healthier too.
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The flat also has a thicker, more defined "collar" that hugs onto your foot.
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" Earle's voice is thicker and grittier than Clark's, which makes his version of "L.
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If you have thicker hair, you're gonna have to use more of this powder.
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I don't know if that's because my hair's thicker, but that's what I needed.
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"The 'Love Wins' is thicker, and the second word, it's much finer," she said.
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The entire package is not much thicker than an iPhone X, the Post reports.
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Diners can request a thicker burger, cooked to rare, medium-rare, well-done, etc.
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This first auntie she drew had a curved nose, fuller lips, and thicker brows.
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The simplistic message here is that everyone just needs to develop a thicker skin.
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It's much thicker and heavier than your standard Echo, but that's to be expected.
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"The skeleton as a whole is a lot more robust and thicker," she says.
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At first we thought it was the tear gas, but then it got thicker.
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My leg muscles have largely atrophied, making my calves no thicker than my arms.
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Pide is thicker and fluffier, spiritual kin to both Italian pizza and Georgian khachapuri.
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The Pixel also lacks a camera bump, because it's slightly thicker at the top.
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In a game designed for toddlers, I'd like to see thicker and stronger cards.
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It's noticeably thicker, the apps are limited, and the software itself is less polished.
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You can install thicker insulation in your home or solar panels on your roof.
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Deeper in flavor and thicker than the lighter variety, it'll create a richer sauce.
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The G Power is a bit thicker and heavier, thanks to its larger battery.
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And then, on the breeze, the scent of a pine tree — but thicker, sharper.
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Imagine that there are thicker lines dividing that 24x214 grid into four 216x2 grids.
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Song stresses that the colored layer of frosting should be thicker than usual too.
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It has a thicker steel exterior that makes it impervious to people with sledgehammers.
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The atmosphere was thicker than Earth's and contained methane and other carbon-based molecules.
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Workers will start asking for more rights and liberties to accompany their thicker wallets.
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Thinner cuts tend to be more crispy and crunchy, but thicker cuts are chewier.
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However, the new Pro model is very slightly thicker and wider than its predecessors.
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An elliptical, deliberate slow boil, "Claire in Motion" is thicker with atmosphere than plot.
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"They&aposre more palatable, fluffier, thicker — not just a mouthful of oil," Reuben said.
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"Right now Russia and Saudi Arabia's relationship is becoming thicker than oil," Croft said.
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The patty is thicker than that of Impossible Foods, and it's much more pungent.
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Read This Next: I Got My Head Tattooed to Make My Hair Look Thicker
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Boss Fight: Heartache; Thicker Than Blood; Magic to the Bone by Annie Bellet This volume contains three of Annie Bellet's novels — Heartache, Thicker than Blood, and Magic to the Bone — and is the second collection of books in her Twenty-Sided Sorceress series.
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Priscilla and I agreed that we wished the layers of espresso-soaked cake were thicker.
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All that trouble almost never pays off and you're left with thicker-than-desired griddlecakes.
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Had it been something a little thicker, a little sharper, the jugular is right here.
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That means modern-day forests are much thicker and denser than they ever were historically.
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Look at the new ones, a little thicker strap, but like thinner on the top.
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Both competitors will be wearing headgear, shin guards, knee pads, and gloves with thicker padding.
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The phone is also a hair thicker in all directions, but you wouldn't notice it.
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Last time, the "Force" model was the thicker of the two with a shatterproof screen.
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It also has thicker bezels, which almost give it a resemblance to the XR, too.
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Blunt bangs are thicker and heavier than your typical bangs, so they require more maintenance.
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They measure about 12.6mm thick, which is nearly two millimeters thicker than the prior version.
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The new curvy Barbie has a bigger bust, behind, thicker thighs and a protruding tummy.
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Its bottom half is thicker and more robust, making it look like a ginger root.
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Folding phones are considerably thicker than the svelte "slablets" to which consumers have become accustomed.
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In developed countries, with their more crowded airspace and thicker rule books, everything takes longer.
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Instead, Baldwin is sporting a diamond eternity band along with a second thicker gold band.
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They'll be stronger and thicker when you wake up and won't crack, chip or split.
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Time doesn't pass, the patina of dust just gets thicker on the memorabilia-heavy walls.
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These thicker phones get worse when you add a case that further adds extra thickness.
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So I decided to shoot myself on the balcony, which was made of thicker wood.
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So even if you don't want a thicker, heavier iPad, a child in India might.
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I expected the camera bump to be larger and thicker, but it's actually quite slim.
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Yesterday Snapchat tweaked their drawing tool so you can draw thicker lines on your snapsterpieces.
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In this diagram, thicker lines indicate more connections between investors and companies in different cities.
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As a result the Force is thicker than the Z, at a more pedestrian 7mm.
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It was also much thicker and chunkier than the rest, which was unappealing to me.
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The new Apple Watch Series 2 is about a millimeter thicker than last year's model.
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Mortar is a mix of cement, sand, and limestone and it's much thicker than concrete.
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Different width slots: Extra-wide or adjustable slots allow you to toast thicker bread slices.
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"Shana, 30 of New York, added: "It makes my lashes look (naturally) longer and thicker.
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The updated rerelease of Unbound's popular Bender vibrator is stronger, thicker, and better than ever.
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Tar sands oil is much thicker and stickier than traditional oil, significantly complicating cleanup efforts.
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Since it's not super bulky, I've also been able to wear thicker coats over it.
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Possession is one thing; possession with intent to sell is a thicker knot of issues.
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The larger P10 Plus has a 5.5in screen, is a little wider but no thicker.
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But because of this, the latest Apple Watch isn't any thinner (technically it's slightly thicker).
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The Russia investigation's cloud is only getting thicker while his approval rating sits at 35%.
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They have proved that the fear of infringement is thicker than the blood of children.
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Women are often told to grow a "thicker skin" and become less sensitive to harassment.
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Thicker, stronger and longer-lasting toxic algae blooms have devastated this slice of Florida coast.
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The Freakin Crispy Wings are spicier, and the shell is thicker and more deeply crevassed.
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But it is also a learning experience and a tool to build up thicker skin.
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If you have longer or thicker hair, you may want to grab the larger size.
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You accept that the thicker bits will be rare, and the thinner parts medium-rare.
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"The walls were thicker — acoustically it was much sounder than we had expected," he said.
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The Day Eraser ($19) is a thicker, more oily cousin to a great micellar water.
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Yep, it's safe to say Reprisal is a show where blood isn't thicker than water.
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Compared to the previous Fox score bug, the new graphic was thicker and more compact.
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That said, the 10 5G was definitely a little thicker and bulkier than the 10L.
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Each time there was a direct hit, the cloud of dust inside would grow thicker.
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The iPhone 211 Pro (right) is slightly wider and thicker than the iPhone XS (left).
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Without the solar wind stripping it away, the atmosphere of Mars would gradually become thicker.
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The longer the vinegar ages the thicker it becomes in consistency and richer in flavor.
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Look at the white line of fat, which will be thicker on farm-raised salmon.
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The steaks are thicker than my palm, and when they hit the pan, they hiss.
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"I think the difference was that the snow was a bit thicker this time," he reflects.
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With built-in LTE and GPS it's more connected than rivals, but noticeably thicker as well.
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The air feels thicker somehow, like time has purposely slowed down just to mess with you.
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Using the same shadow and a thicker brush, trace along your lines to blend and soften.
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It's footprint is only slightly larger than the 42-millimeter Apple Watch, and only slightly thicker.
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Omaha-cut ribeyes are designed to stay juicey while they cook thanks to their thicker size.
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Never seen again, that is, until this week, when a thicker long neck returned to service.
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Despite my high-index prescription, the Welty still feels lightweight with the thicker lenses in place.
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You want a thicker phone that can last longer, how about a nearly inch-thick battery?
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The tension grew thicker from there, an ominous reminder that Trump won this state in 2016.
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Now she's the size of a really large house cat, thicker but body-wise the same.
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It looks a little thick, but it's only 1003mm thicker than the Apple Watch Series 3.
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The device is also a bit smaller, though it's a tad thicker, too (by about 1mm).
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Scientists were having trouble creating the capillary networks that would be needed to support thicker tissues.
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New research suggests that bed bugs are able to ward off insecticides by developing thicker skins.
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Scientists have long believed that our planet had a much thicker atmosphere in the distant past.
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But as the saying goes: the deeper you go into the woods, the thicker the trees.
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As a piece of hardware, it's thicker than you'd think but also doesn't feel too precious.
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It's about the same size as an iPhone 26S Plus, but just a tiny bit thicker.
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As we evolved, faces, especially in females, grew to have redder, thicker lips and fattier cheeks.
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A House Divided (Against Itself)Blood may be thicker than water, but political appointments are not.
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Added pages of the novel created a thicker consistency, allowing for a much denser, sturdier slime.
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With the included wood-paneled backing on the device, it's notably thicker than the aforementioned iPhone.
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Crowds are still getting thicker, and things are vanishing from the shelves at an alarming rate.
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"[It's] an easy way to add volume and create the illusion of thicker hair," she says.
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Compared to the take on bangs she's sporting now, they were thicker and covered her eyebrows.
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But modern day bulldogs have more pronounced facial wrinkles, and an even thicker and squatter body.
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Though it's indiscernible in photos, the AirPods Pro case is also slightly thicker than the original.
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Vincentini uses what's called "gel color," which he said is a little thicker than food dye.
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The Beyond patty is thicker but smaller in circumference, and it's a lighter shade of brown.
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Snapchat quietly changed its logo recently to give its ghost icon a thicker and darker outline.
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Off the bat, it's a thicker, cooler-to-the-touch material that has a weighty drape.
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I came across a pair of thicker leggings in my size that would only cost $6.80.
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The retainers look and feel very similar to the aligners, but they're just a little thicker.
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In Corpus Christi, flour tortillas are thicker, like an actually comfortable futon, but vary in width.
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For some extra support, look for a swim top with a thicker band underneath the bust.
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When we want a little extra privacy, we might hang up a thicker set of curtains.
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But there's something redder about the chicken tikka, something thicker about the butter-laden, doughy naan.
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If your steak is thicker or thinner (ours was 1.5 inches), you might need to adjust.
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Amid the rainfall in the beginning of the year, brush, grass and other plants grew thicker.
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It also doesn't hurt that thicker is also easier for a novice dosa cook like me.
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The public criticism hasn't abated, but Ms. Conway's skin is thicker than it used to be.
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The Supreme Hybrid is two inches thicker than the Casper Hybrid (14 inches versus 12 inches).
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The lighter bands rise the highest, while thicker clouds represent the darker ribbons in the band.
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While the fonts look slightly different (Apple's is thicker, for one thing), the similarity is stark.
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American recipes often add an egg wash and bread crumbs to make a thicker, crunchy crust.
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At Fuego the magma is much thicker, so it spreads less rapidly, leaving a higher mound.
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Surprisingly, the sand at Little Shell was still well packed, but the debris was getting thicker.
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It's much easier to roll up and take with you than the thicker Manduka Pro mat.
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His plans for each mission were thicker than the New York telephone books of those days.
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He recommends the Microflex Supreno SE nitrile gloves or the thicker Microflex SafeGrip, made of latex.
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Guts with less pulsing grew thicker but not much longer, whereas the twitching intestines clearly stretched.
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Yngve was thicker and more athletic than Miller, with a triangular head and slightly pointed teeth.
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Rae embracing her type 4 hair helps dismantle negative views against women with thicker, shorter hair.
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That big battery makes it thicker, but otherwise, it's basically the same phone as the G7.
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Wendy's BBQ sauce was much thicker than McDonald's and actually had a decent kick to it.
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It's thicker and creamier than McDonald's and has a much stronger mustard flavor with a kick.
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This means requiring thicker capital cushions for the big banks and tighter leveraged loan underwriting standards.
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The soupy, thin cassoulet could have used more meat and a thicker crust of bread crumbs.
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When folded, the device becomes thicker in the pocket, which might make it bulky and uncomfortable.
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Thicker clouds had gathered, the wind had picked up and the crowd looked a bit smaller.
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Her skin is more blemished, her hair is thicker, her legs are stockier, her breasts bigger.
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We've just added malt extract to our steak pies to make the gravy thicker and darker.
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XO is a delicious condiment, thicker than a proper sauce and thicker, for sure, than the suspended-in-oil versions that you see in restaurants, a fish-pong-fiery umami bomb that elevates all that it touches, from noodles to greens to your favorite stir-fry.
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It feels really chunky — thicker than the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier, which is already a big smartwatch.
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This is similar to the area of an iPhone's camera, but that camera is 1,000 times thicker.
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You hold it just like a traditional pen, although it is a bit thicker and weighs more.
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Sunscreen sticks are also less likely to run into the eyes, because they have a thicker consistency.
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He admits it's big: 2 ounces more than other 5.7″ devices, as well as broader and thicker.
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This beast is nearly an inch and a half thicker, partly to keep the hot i9 cool.
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Older sea ice, which is thicker and more resistant to warming, has declined dramatically in the Arctic.
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The result is thicker and definitely more complex: Tabasco Diamond Reserve Sauce, $34.95 for six ounces, tabasco.com.
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Thankfully, his curls are still intact, albeit far thicker and volumized (bleach will do that to you).
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They work best on thicker hair types, as they allow it to become more manageable and lightweight.
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I just knew I hated me: I was too damn skinny and I wanted to be thicker.
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As Peshmerga and ISF forces approach the city, those defenses will get thicker and the going harder.
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Doctors can use an ultrasound machine to literally see that the lining of the uterus is thicker.
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It helps me have thicker skin, helps remind me what's important in life, who's important in life.
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This sharp cut may make hair appear thicker, darker, or coarser, but that's not actually the case.
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As MacRumors notes, there's now a revised Belkin model that's slightly thicker (0.29mm as opposed to 0.21mm).
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At 7.9mm and 152 grams, the S7 is 73mm thicker and 14 grams heavier than the S6.
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The result is a "more concentrated product" with a thicker texture and higher protein count, she says.
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By being ever-so-slightly thicker, the Le Pro 3 has an even larger 4,070 mAh battery.
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Coulier also had to use prosthetics to make Swinton's neck appear thicker, and her jaw more square.
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In this case, the mesh actually reduces air resistance by two-thirds when compared to thicker materials.
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The thicker the edge, the more force needs to be applied if you wanted to cut something.
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A hydraulic jump refers to the point where the water rises up and forms the thicker layer.
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It's also pressure-sensitive, which means the harder you press, the thicker the digital ink will be.
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If it has to be a little thicker to accommodate a beefy battery, I'm OK with that.
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READMEThe Razer Blade Pro costs $500 to $800 more than thicker 17-inch systems with comparable specs.
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And now I wear Air Force Ones, only because it's a little thicker, and I like it.
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Britney was so skinny and blonde, and I was a thicker Albanian girl and had black hair.
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"I was just raised, you know, that blood is thicker than water and family first," she said.
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The more you rub, the thicker and foamier the formula gets — and the cleaner your pores feel.
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For the rest of us, there's this ultra-thin battery that's no thicker than five credit cards.
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He's thicker now than he was in his early twenties, that's undeniable, but he's no Pablo Sandoval.
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It's thicker syrup that stays on the plate that you can mix with butter to make butterscotch.
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The White Clam Chowder Thicker and harder to clean out of stuff than the red clam chowder.
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It's good: thicker than a normal pop tart, conspicuously dusted with cake flour, and I'm very hungry.
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One thing I do know: The iPhone's not morphing into a triangle and it's not getting thicker.
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Even though I have thicker hair, I still use a heat protectant before blow-drying my hair.
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But one day Google told him: it was because Poke was thicker than the rest of them.
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The results underscore General Mills' struggles with consumers' shifting preference for protein-rich and thicker Greek yogurts.
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The beef patties were thicker but looked to be made of the same beef as the hamburger.
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Il Caldo's Thicker Warmer Weather gloves for women are not only extremely warm, but also quite elegant.
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It's clearly here to stay until the image sensors get thinner or phone makers build thicker phones.
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Their fur is thicker than tigers of other subspecies, according to the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens.
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Removing the hair in the wrong way will make it grow back coarser and thicker, she said.
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This is where the fingernails change shape, becoming thicker and wider, due to more tissue being produced.
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The spines scar the copulatory duct pretty badly, so females are better off with thicker duct walls.
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Guo recommends a thin, porcelain gai wan for younger teas and a thicker one for older teas.
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The crowd was getting thicker, more and more eyes drawn to the interview, dozens here, thousands streaming.
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Folded up completely, the Raspberry has roughly the same dimensions of an iPhone (albeit several times thicker).
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If your hair is curlier, thicker or coarser than mine, you might still be skeptical — I know.
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The thicker books are at the bottom and the thinner books tend to be near the top.
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On the main roads, traffic was thicker, and some stores opened for the first time in days.
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It is not a simple upgrade: High-speed charging requires thicker cables that won't get too hot.
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Pairs of specimens are arrayed like nearly identical siblings; thicker seaweed results in more indistinct, abstract skeins.
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They have slightly thicker skins that stand up to roasting better than, say, thin-skinned Yukon golds.
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However, after a three-month deliberation, McDonald's made the decision to pull its thicker burgers in 2013.
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Silicone caps work well in avoiding pulling on your hair and are thicker than their latex counterparts.
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I've grown a thicker skin now more than ever to people's reactions, but I'm still really vulnerable.
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The Loring Place grandma crust is thicker than in the archetypal versions, but flavorful, light and nongreasy.
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"The breath is shallower and the tissue is thicker, so it vibrates less easily," Dr. Kwak said.
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Doctors would laugh with wonder when they'd pull out my hospital file, thicker than a phone book.
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Pull off any leaf (also colloquially called a petal) that feels thicker than a sheet of newspaper.
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It's available in silver, black, blue, and gold, and features a slightly thicker grip for extended comfort.
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They're thicker than McDonald's fries but just as crispy outside, and they have a lovely soft interior.
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The downside is that it may not fit knives with thicker handles or tools like kitchen shears.
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For the Tsoukatos clan, the only bond thicker than blood is one made of sweet, sweet chocolate.
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The Rammpanzer had thicker top armor than that of the tank on whose frame it was built.
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The black sport band that comes with the Charge 23 is thicker than the more premium bands.
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The Comet was redesigned with thicker skin and oval windows before it was allowed back in service.
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A replaceable battery would have to be thicker, and the phone would have an obvious battery cover.
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Shells collected that are over 1,000 years old are on average 27 percent thicker than today's shells, the researchers note in new paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Thick shells were the norm until about the 1970s, when shells were 32 percent thicker than they are today.
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"Typically you will see this on a day or two on a much smaller scale, but at this point this cold snap has lasted for so many days, the ice is building thicker and thicker as these days continue," said Andrea Czopp, a spokeswoman for Destination Niagara USA.
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Due to the e-ink display, the band is thicker than a traditional leather, plastic or textile band.
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There are some other slight changes, too: the new model is ever-so-slightly taller, wider, and thicker.
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This year, the Earth will likely slide through a thicker stream of debris than usual, producing the outburst.
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Metal, materials found in LED and OLED displays, and even thicker glass were all incompatible with the sensor.
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In spite of retaining the iconic beveled design, it's also a bit thicker than the 12-inch model.
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For one, the human skull is thicker than a mouse's, which will change the types of frequencies needed.
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The perfect kind for shorts is made of a thicker denim and has just a touch of stretch.
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Then you, you know, you really have to consider how to get -- how to grow a thicker skin.
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And the bigger it is, the heavier the device is, the bigger it is, the thicker it is.
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However, if you know you'll always want full-coverage, opt for something thicker and call in the workhorses.
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Titan's gravity is just a seventh of Earth's and the atmosphere is four times thicker than our planet's.
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It could be inaccurate in people who don't have hypertension, or people who have thicker or thinner arms.
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Their eXConnect antenna, currently used to provide internet for United airplanes, is thicker and larger than Kymeta's mTenna.
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One reason for his claim that Taiwan is part of China is that "blood is thicker than water".
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As usual, you navigate the Kindle primarily using page-turn buttons on the thicker end of the device.
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Both Dr. Zeichner and dermatologist Jennifer MacGregor, MD, suggest using thicker moisturizers equipped to protect the skin's barrier.
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The aluminum body was sturdy, even though it was noticeably thicker than my iPhone when I held it.
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One is that consumers really have a knack for only paying for thicker books rather than shorter ones.
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And so publishers junk up their books with extras to make them seem thicker than they really are.
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On the other hand, not everyone experiences a heavy deluge or thicker period blood after a missed period.
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I started convincing her to let her eyebrow grow a little thicker so now they're a bit fuller.
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The assailant used bolts, a shorter and thicker version of an arrow, police spokesman Officer David Hopkinson said.
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As the thicker back side gets cooled, it curves back upward to give the katana its iconic shape.
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Often it's thicker than a normal wall and made out of a fire-resistant material such as concrete.
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The end result is a thicker rope, albeit one you probably wouldn't want to use for mountain climbing.
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As Liebmann's tree ring data indicates, forests around Pueblo villages began to grow back thicker after people disappeared.
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"It's a real thing during pregnancy, that your hair gets longer and thicker no matter what," she said.
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"The dense collagen layer is thicker in men and the blood vessels are held more securely," he writes.
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A 2013 study has shown that if you're a smoker, quitting will result in thicker, firmer, faster erections.
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A thicker laptop is, well, chunkier, heavier and has more power and more room for a bigger battery.
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Would you carry a phone that's 2x thicker than an iPhone if it means 5-day battery life?
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It steps down to 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage and has a slightly thicker 7.5mm frame.
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"I feel that blood is thicker than water, and that was a phrase Chris used often," he explains.
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She says that thicker, silicone-based lubes tend to work best, as water-based lubes can be sticky.
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Since you'll be stuck with each passport for 10 years, the thicker option might be a better deal.
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At higher tones, they expand and become long and thin; at deeper ones, they become short and thicker.
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As the tissue begins to heal, it produces more collagen and becomes tighter, thicker, stronger, and more hydrated.
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This has led to larger, thicker multiyear ice floes surrounded by thinner first-year ice and open water.
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Silicone tends to be thicker and stickier, and water-based tends to be thinner and dries out quicker.
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The rough texture makes it incredibly effective and it's thicker than your regular floss so it doesn't break.
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The sheets are thicker and more absorbent than traditional paper towels, and they dry faster than cloth towels.
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The Mi TV 4 from the bottom side, its thicker near the base than at the top pic.twitter.
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The layering, he said, was subtly thicker and darker in this part of her mug than in his.
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Her catalog of sexual encounters, from total strangers to best friends' husbands, was thicker than a phone book.
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The cushioned insoles are supportive, and the overall feel of the flat is softer and thicker than Rothy's.
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Overall, we thought whey proteins are more drinkable, but plant proteins tend to be thicker and more satisfying.
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The bubbles don't dissolve easily, so they stay in the coffee, giving it a thicker, almost creamy consistency.
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"Sterling has a slightly thicker skin, and 'hard Brexit' seems to be in the price somewhat," Rochester said.
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Despite the thicker keyboard, it doesn't travel as far as the trackpad on my Surface Pro Type Cover.
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Women don't need thicker skin: we need members of the film industry and beyond to have a conscience.
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The cortical shell — the outer layer of bone — also seems to be slightly thicker with weight bearing exercise.
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Suddenly the air seems thicker, the grooves deeper and the room is lifted higher than it was before.
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We stick our hands in a jar of slime, which feels like the thicker, colder cousin of snot.
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Correction: A previous version of this article is titled There's an Implant to Make Penises Thicker, Lot Longer.
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The casing is actually ever so slightly thicker than the first generation, likely due to the larger battery.
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There's also research that some insects may be growing thicker exoskeletons, making it tougher for insecticides to penetrate.
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People are connecting the dots, and every time they do, the brew of national anger becomes even thicker.
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Disfigured, depressed and unable to speak, he can consume nothing thicker than milk and needs near-constant care.
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Martin Schappeit of Forest, Va., noted both the thinness of the Brigaldara and Prà and the "thicker" Zenato.
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Handmade in Italy, they have a two millimeter sole — slightly thicker than usual — for extra comfort and durability.
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More often than not, we end up right where we started, but with thinner wallets and thicker waistlines.
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Billowing cakes towered over the counter, the cream cheese frosting between the layers thicker than the cakes themselves.
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"Sometimes when you change to a thicker glove, your hands still freeze," Tim Burke, an American biathlete, said.
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The most I got out of the medics was that these men wanted to be thicker and bigger.
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The treatment could also increase blood flow to the uterus lining, helping it to become thicker and richer.
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The brightly-coloured paint, thicker and less controllable than pencil, brings Shrigley's characteristic imaginings into a new dimension.
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The broth cooks down, getting thicker and more flavorful, as he works through the rest of the dish.
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So, the more the outer edge of the ice sheet melts away, the thicker the exposed part becomes.
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The product is also a bit heavier and thicker than the 3, lending some heft to the device.
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An eyelash conditioner like RevitaLash works to moisturize lashes and help them become thicker and fuller over time.
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The Power Air Houdi is similar to the Mono Air but is slightly thicker and retains more heat.
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The company admits it designs its bikes this way, with larger batteries, bigger hub motors, and thicker tires.
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From the DNA, the scientists found that the Scythians bred for certain characteristics: stockier forelimbs that were thicker.
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Southern koalas are much heavier than their northern counterparts and have thicker fur to protect them through winter.
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The bezel is narrow, a bit more than a quarter inch, a little thicker on the bottom side.
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The coin is gold, compared to the traditional copper and silver, and thicker than that of presidential predecessors.
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The next layer, the pog — protective outer garment — is thicker and is worn over the soldier's combat trousers.
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The Apple TV 4K, for example, is thicker than the Roku Ultra, but it carries a smaller footprint.
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Prior to those rules, refiners and producers voluntarily invested in thicker, safer tank cars known as CPC-1232s.
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In the evening, reach for slightly thicker creams that counteract the natural moisture loss that occurs at night.
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After trying everything she could think of to make it thicker, she decided to invest in hair extensions.
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The lower deck provides more stability and the thicker wheels hug the ground better compared to cheaper e-scooters.
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That's slightly thicker than the iPhone 7, which is 7.1mm-thick, and the iPhone 8, which is 7.3mm-thick.
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I suspect it is about the size of my copy of William Gaddis's The Recognitions, but a bit thicker.
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There's a hint that something's different based on the thicker arms and a slight tint on the right lens.
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While this effectively hides the hole-punch effect, it unfortunately looks as if there's a thicker bezel up top.
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Prima isn't even sure yet of its packaging, though it sounds like a thicker card stock will be involved.
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I have paper pads thicker and heavier than the Apple MacBook, and Asus' ZenBook 3 is even lighter still.
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In contrast to the tight surface of the acrylic, the oil paint was noticeably thicker, tactile, and slightly uneven.
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It's thicker than a water bottle and has ample room to hold everything a person needs for a day.
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First, the protective epidermis is formed, then the thicker and deeper epidermis, mimicking the natural structure of human skin.
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The walls of mouse hearts get thicker as the animals age; young blood can reverse that process as well.
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On Natalie I used a technique to make her eyebrows thicker, set wide apart and in a square shape.
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A few BuzzFeed reviewers tested eyelash enhancers, finding overall they made their lashes thicker (alongside complaints of eye gunk).
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"The colder the winter will be, the thicker the muskrats build the walls of their houses," Pa told Laura.
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To keep the thicker stuff neatly bundled and help your desk look really good, you want Bluelounge's Soba system.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Mavic Pro's controller is roughly the size of an iPhone, albeit much thicker.
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Little is known about the surface of Venus, which sits beneath an atmosphere 90 times thicker than the Earth's.
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It doesn't feel overly bulky, but it's definitely thicker than an old MacBook Pro or the Dell XPS 153.
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It's also got an aluminum body that manages to feel svelte despite being a tad thicker than its predecessor.
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Though the waists are thicker and the hair is thinner, the singers and their songs are recognisably the same.
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They made the wing thicker and stronger to help it resist turbulence generated by the ever-changing motor angles.
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Galaxy Buds are thicker than AirPods, but don't extend beyond your ear, making them less likely to fall out.
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Sony's stylus is a little thicker than the reMarkable tablet's, but I really like having the additional shortcut buttons.
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It's only 2.7 pounds when the phone's in place, and just half an inch thicker than the standard laptop.
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The Spin 7 is a teensy bit thicker than the Swift 13, but a little lighter at 2.6 pounds.
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More From Tonic: I Got My Head Tattooed to Make My Hair Look Thicker None of this is fantasy.
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The E8 is a bit thicker than the C8, and also has less of a clearance at the bottom.
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It's easy enough to say that players should toughen up and have thicker skin, and some of them do.
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You want to slice it more towards the middle of the loaf, where it's a bit wider and thicker.
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In terms of perception of food, we have some tests that show food might be perceived to be thicker.
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He makes his pins slightly thicker than other pin companies, and goes the extra mile in terms of craftsmanship.
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However, extracting these bad boys can be incredibly satisfying, and the bigger, thicker, and longer the hair, the better.
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The Pogo keyboard may be thicker and heavier than the Smart Keyboard, but it offers an excellent typing experience.
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Dehydration is another major stressor as the blood becomes thicker and the heart works even harder to pump it.
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The larger Watch Sport will also have a thicker 218mm case compared to the Watch Style's slimmer 22.0mm case.
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A blue band at the top represents Greek territory, while a thicker swath of red below represents Turkish territory.
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Bigger animals have longer feces, but also thicker mucus, enabling them to achieve high speeds with the same pressure.
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The iPhone XR also has a slightly thicker bezel, or border around its display, compared to the iPhone XS.
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This new traditionalism would shift the debate and involve a thicker way of seeing and talking about public life.
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Industry-sponsored studies have also shown that it makes the vaginal lining thicker, which is why lubrication is easier.
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At 220mm and 1.03 pounds, the new model is a bit thicker and heavier than the old one, though.
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Super warm gloves don't have to be super bulky, and the Il Caldo Thicker Warmer Weather gloves prove it.
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Schmeizer described Nectar mattresses as thicker than other beds, and can endure longer due to dense, high-quality material.
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Black ice means any thin, clear coating of ice, without the trapped air bubbles that render thicker ice cloudy.
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The thicker Moto Z Force has a larger 3,500 mAh battery compared to the Moto Z's 73,600 mAh battery.
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He explains that whiter ice is older and thicker ice, which clearly diminishes over the course of the video.
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The straight, slender white noodles were a touch slipperier than the crimped ones in the sweeter, thicker miso ramen.
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The coffee had a faint hint of chocolate, but was certainly thicker than a run-of-the-mill latte.
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The old sandwich had dappled waves of batter on a piece of chicken thicker than my wrist is wide.
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The material of which they are composed is thicker and has evolved a shape more resistant to crushing forces.
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In the founders' era, a husband could beat his wife provided the stick was no thicker than his thumb.
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"The past eight years, I can safely say that the skin of the country has gotten thicker," he said.
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A lot of his things they are much thicker than you would get from other silversmiths at that time.
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When I pointed out that the rat binder was almost four times thicker than the bird binder, Peterson shrugged.
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The rough is thicker than a hockey playoff beard, and the ball doesn't travel so far in chilly weather.
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"You can simply stack two layers but you may end up with nothing than a thicker sheet," Yang said.
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When he suggested that his neck be thicker, Cannom was skeptical but heeded the request and constructed new pieces.
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Its crust was thin; there was a bed of raspberry jam and then a thicker layer of almond spongecake.
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Perhaps nowhere was the mutual disgust thicker than between Mr. Bannon and Mr. Trump's daughter and son-in-law.
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All these fit into a package that is highly compact and attractive, though admittedly considerably thicker than a phone.
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The ice has become a little more stable now as it has gotten thicker, and cracks are less frequent.
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All of the sauces looked similar when I poured them on a plate, though some were thicker than others.
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There also was disagreement over whether thicker plastic bags should be considered reusable and not subject to the ban.
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Kipchoge, however, was wearing a prototype shoe with an even thicker sole than the one on the Vaporfly Next%.
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Animals don't have the luxury of separate wardrobes, but certain species have their own solutions, like growing thicker fur.
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It's a little thicker than other screen protectors, at 0.3 millimeters, which makes it harder to cut through it.
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Maybe if Frank was thicker-skinned, maybe if he cared less, they might have lasted longer or done better.
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Billions of years ago, for instance, Mars had a much thicker atmosphere that was better able to trap heat.
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His artwork, much of it in gouache, a thicker, more opaque form of watercolor, was featured in numerous exhibitions.
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The material is warmer, softer, and thicker than I expected it to be (it&aposs a cotton-polyester blend).
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Speaking of our thicker skin, men have the opportunity to get a little more rough during the exfoliation process.
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Being an introvert, I just had to learn how to grow thicker skin fast, because I know the truth.
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The gold stripes of Deborah Carthy-Deu's gown balance out with the thicker gold sequins running down the front.
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As they get to me I point out to the snake its giant body was thicker than my torso.
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She didn't even have a bed and was sleeping on a pad a little thicker than a yoga mat.
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In addition, the cell walls and outer membranes of the bacteria got noticeably thicker, which likely conferred even further protection.
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As Piotr told me: "You cannot change the cannon, but you can always hide yourself behind higher and thicker walls."
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I follow my brows' natural line – I'm trying to make them thicker, the fluffier the better would be really awesome.
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The battery life seems better, too, though you'd expect as much from a bigger, thicker, and multiple years newer device.
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That means it's slightly thicker than the iPad Air 22, but not enough for anybody to really notice or care.
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Compared to the yoga mats that they let you rent at Y7, the GRP is much thicker and more cushioned.
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At 8.7mm, it's thicker than the 7.7mm iPhone 5003 Plus and iPhone X, and even the 7.8mm Huawei P20 Pro.
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But maybe, as is the case for most of the methane in Earth's rather thicker atmosphere, it is actually biological.
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Only the 23.8-inch model features the micro-edge display however, with the 27-inch monitor showing thicker bezel edges.
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The soup dumplings (here called pork buns) and regular pork dumplings sport a thicker wrapper than I am used to.
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Unlike apple juice, apple cider is unfiltered, making the drink thicker and also more perishable, often because it's not pasteurized.
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In 43 about 45% of ice was older (and thus thicker) but by 2016 that amount had fallen by half.
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Yes, it's a sliver thicker than your typical smartphone, but it's not twice as thick, like the Galaxy Fold is.
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We were headed toward the Mexican border, and rumors of kidnapped hitchhikers were thicker than the smoke in that car.
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Yes, in the promotional aspects of the fight game, Garbrandt repeatedly proves himself to be thicker than two short planks.
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The skin on your body is generally thicker than on your face, so it can handle a little more exfoliation.
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The dusting of white is a bit thicker on the DVD case, and you do your bit for the collection.
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"It's usually thicker and doesn't curdle or chunk up in iced drinks like almond milk can," explains Allison Crooks, 232.
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And when comparing a fat-tailed scorpion with a thin-tailed scorpion, the scorpion with the thicker tail was faster.
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Consequently the S28+ is a little thicker and taller than the iPhone 27 Plus, as well as very slightly narrower.
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The new Galaxy phones are a tad thicker than the Galaxy S6 line, but that's because they rock huge batteries.
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They're really high, and usually when she wears heels for dancing, she likes a thicker heel because it's more support.
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The thicker fry allows for a generous amount of nacho cheese to be picked up with each and every dip.
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Although it's on the thicker side, the formula gives a completely natural finish that sinks in and looks like skin.
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In simpler terms, it takes more time for liquids to flow around a larger mold, resulting in a thicker shell.
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A heavier application works well for areas of thicker skin, such as the cheeks, nostrils, chin, jaw, and upper lip.
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More strategically-placed bunkers, thicker rough, different fairway heights — anything that might make pros second-guess pulling out the driver.
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It creates a very thin, fast-flowing, circular layer of water surrounded by a thicker, concentric ring of turbulant water.
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When you have a cold, the mucus gets a little thicker and a darker color, either yellow, green, or brown.
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And no one can say for sure how our galaxy's disk got heated and puffed up into a thicker one.
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Think glowing complexion, thicker hair, smoothed-ou wrinkles — benefits that, until now, have been restricted to lotions, creams, and injectables.
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The white male academics who were grading the first edition of Thicker Than Blood focused on my gender and sexuality.
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I will ask President-elect Trump to Google a name before he starts slinging insults and grow a thicker skin.
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It's a little bit heavier and a little bit thicker than the S6, but not egregiously so in either category.
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Unable to catch his breath, Mosgrove, 44, desperately searched for his children as the smoke grew thicker, the outlet reports.
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But these aren't your average disposable salon flip flops — which are usually no thicker than a few pieces of paper.
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On my wrist, the Phase is a little thicker than I prefer, though it sits comfortably and isn't too heavy.
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The Steel HR isn't noticeably thicker than a regular watch, but it holds much more technology inside its slim case.
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The trouble is that, currently, doing so typically increases the size of the iPhone, often making it thicker than desired.
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Chick-fil-A's chicken was also thicker than Wendy's chicken patty, although it was less even in shape and size.
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The report did say that Northam was "slender in college," and the person's legs in the picture were much thicker.
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On its own, the creamer was thicker than similar products we've tasted in the past and was — obviously — considerably sweeter.
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"The thicker the heart gets, the smaller the amount (of blood) that you can fill it with," Kass told CNN.
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The Surface Pro X is only slightly thicker the iPad Pro and weighs only 1.7 pounds without the detachable keyboard.
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Apple has started to make its products thicker in an effort to give people what they want: functionality over form.
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Alpha Structural is retrofitting the apartment complex's ground floor, installing much thicker steel beams and columns, rebar and heavier plywood.
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Sure, the band itself may be thicker than our typical style would bear, and the jewels, a touch more pink.
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The grass was bordered by trees that became thicker toward the estate boundaries, with pathways meandering through shrubberies and groves.
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So an ecosystem with a thicker organic layer, where there's more vegetation, should provide better protection for the permafrost below.
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"People with acne have oily skin and it's thicker, so you want to be a bit more aggressive," he says.
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The layers of dust grow thicker on last year's Five Presidents' Report, a stalled road map for euro-zone integration.
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But, as Ms. Jaisinghani pointed out, thicker dosas allow you to fully appreciate the flavors of lentil, rice and fermentation.
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That method — using a pan or cake tin — is easier, but produces a thicker noodle with a less delicate elasticity.
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But with fish with a lot of tendons, you need to do it a bit thicker just to make sure.
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The 5G phones launching in 2019 will be thicker, heavier, and burdened with worse battery life than comparable 53G phones.
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I also noticed the iPhone 11 Pros are slightly thicker and heavier than the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
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With the ice expected to become even thicker, the expedition, as planned, will abandon icebreakers for the next relief missions.
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Those mountain chains of ice that form when floes tumble into one another build thicker ice that's harder to melt.
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The gels are thin, but they're not magic, so they do feel a little thicker than I was used to.
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The sole cannot be thicker than 40 millimeters and there cannot be more than one springlike shank in the sole.
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A surge in sales of thicker reusable plastic bags in British supermarkets is worsening their "plastic footprint," a report says.
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As recently as 1985, older and thicker ice made up 33% of the sea ice at the end of winter.
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As insulation is added, the bag gets heavier and thicker, adding bulk to a hiker's backpack at the same time.
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The more the exclusivity, the thicker will be the coating of P.C. progressivism to show that we're all good people.
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The best and most unusual is filled with chicken soup, and you wouldn't want it any thicker than it is.
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At 5.15 millimeters, the futuristic Octo Finissimo is the thinnest self-winding watch ever, not much thicker than a coin.
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"Selfies make your nose look wider and thicker when it really isn't, and people like a smaller nose," Paskhover added.
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This extra capacity has meant that the battery, and hence phone, are a little thicker, by 0.7mm and 0.4mm respectively.
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Apple's USB-C lightning cables are slightly thicker gauge now, and support data transfer as well as the 18W brick.
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Confidence isn't super high on the amounts of mid-level (thicker) clouds wanting to build in later, perhaps by midday.
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But they realized double-glazing to stop condensation would ruin Mies's aesthetic; slightly thicker single glazing would have to do.
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So much for those breakup rumors ... because Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson still look thicker than your average Thanksgiving gravy.
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This one-pound mat is even more lightweight than the Manduka eKO Superlite, but it's slightly thicker 2-mm thick.
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Some 160 VIPs will be offered thicker and bigger blankets than those given to other spectators, a committee official said.
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The monitor boasts a 5.2mm depth, but it does get a little thicker at the bottom to house the internal electronics.
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It has a similar physical design, with one thicker side that tapers down on the other side, for one-handed reading.
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But the dust surrounding Opportunity now is much thicker than it was during that previous storm, mission team members have said.
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And Midwesterners and Italians started intertwining and making their own variations of pizza, but they were always a little bit thicker.
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A one-use razor intended for delicate facial skin is really more like a five-use razor on thicker leg skin.
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Maybe you would see that the drumsticks are a bit thicker upon looking at them but nothing too striking, I'm afraid.
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And it could be worth it, particularly as other thin laptop makers like Razer actually went thicker with their 2018 devices.
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This might mean Apple would have to return to a slightly thicker phone and not make the next model even thinner.
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They're thicker, heavier, and often have older processors that will make them a nightmare to use in a year or two.
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Researchers found that people with thinner RNFLs performed worse on each of the cognitive tests than those whose RNFLs were thicker.
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And what's cool is from being in the public eye for this long, you build up a thicker skin from it.
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To accommodate these additional components, the body of the Huawei Watch 2 is 1.3mm thicker than the original (12.6mm vs. 11.3mm).
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Price: $24.97 on Amazon This product from Mangroomer comes with a "Power Burst" feature that can shave coarser and thicker hair.
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There's also a 2mm-thicker 4K model that omits touch functionality but achieves a claimed 100 percent of Adobe RGB coverage.
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Thicker, softer wheels of masa with raised rims make up the base of memelas, the Oaxacan version of sopes and huaraches.
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Pro-tip: the thicker, more structured the fabric, the more "forgiving" it will be for a lady trying to cover up.
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The illusion of thicker eyelashes, like your eyes are really popping in the same way a tight-lined lash might appear.
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The recipe is easy to customize — you can make it spicy or mild, with a soupy or thicker stew-like consistency.
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At first it was much like one of their camping trips, but the days counted on and the trees grew thicker.
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The newest iPhones already have pretty solid battery life, largely because the phones are thicker so they can house larger batteries.
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And always remember the golden rule: Introducing thicker products into your routine gradually is the key to keeping breakouts at bay.
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Researchers found that when these regions of the cortex were thicker, subjects performed much better in tests of memory and attention.
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The middle of the day is for much thicker, deeper forms of collaboration than these friction-free tools actually make possible.
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"This ice cream is slightly thicker in consistency compared to a classic Drumstick cone and is a tad sweeter," SnackGator reports.
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Yet, you probably felt a little bit of apprehension, too: Would your hair really grow back faster and thicker than before?
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At 4.7 inches tall, 2.4 inches wide, and 0.8 inches thick, it's a bit smaller (albeit thicker) than most flagship smartphones.
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That's how the AirPods reproduce a wider soundstage than most Bluetooth earbuds without being any thicker or protruding from the ear.
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At 9.3mm thick, the Reno is half a millimeter thicker than the OnePlus Pro 7 and weighs slightly more at 210g.
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Thicker options, like tagliatelle, fusilli lunghi, and fettuccine have the real estate to handle richer tomato sauces, ragùs, and cream sauces.
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"The general rule is to apply the lighter consistency product first and the heavier or thicker product after," says Dr. Zeichner.
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And he should have some thicker skin than to be President Petty to be concerned about what the media is saying.
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Experiments on the Space Shuttle showed that these bacterial cells were thicker and produced more biomass than those grown on Earth.
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Years of listening to grime has helped me better understand the thicker accents which are found in particular areas throughout England.
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They will need to be replaced by TC-117 cars, or retrofits that meet the same standard, which has thicker steel.
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Kanye West wants to show blood is always thicker than water ... so he hit up Travis Scott's concert to prove it.
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More From Tonic: I Tattooed My Head to Make My Hair Look Thicker Next thing you know you dropped 100 pounds.
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The house gets thicker as it gets taller, packed with insulation at the top that keeps rising hot air trapped inside.
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This might mean Apple would have to return to a slightly thicker phone, and not make the next model even thinner.
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The watch is also a bit thicker than most, due likely to the extra components needed to power that secret smartness.
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The headphone jack isn't significantly thicker than the Lightning port, but the headphone connector does go much deeper inside the phone.
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You may already be familiar with that "rule": shorts must be longer than your fingertips, and straps one inch or thicker.
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Outside of making the MacBook thicker—which is unheard of, for Apple—there's little the company can do to solve this.
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The phone folds nicely in terms of hardware and software, but you'd imagine those edges will make it thicker than others.
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Not surprisingly, Ali and her collaborators found the cartilage coating the tibia to be much thicker in kangaroos than in humans.
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HP says that a touchscreen panel would have made the Spectre thicker, so it was omitted in the pursuit of thinness.
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Foxes on Santa Cruz, which is farther north and chillier than most of the islands, have thicker coats in richer colors.
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It's 5.19 millimeters (0.2 inches) deep, barely thicker than the USB-C port at the bottom and remarkably light in hand.
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But many people have thinner or thicker doors — in which case an additional kit may be required to install the handles.
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Persian ice creams are thicker than American, with a characteristic chewy mouthfeel that comes from using powdered salep (ground orchid root).
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The best ones were updated with the focus group's feedback: more diamonds, thinner or thicker bodies, an addition of vermeil, etc.
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As it progresses, melanoma gets thicker, penetrates more layers of skin and becomes increasingly more likely to spread or become fatal.
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She's also entering menopause and, like Annie, is at war with her body, which is getting thicker, sweatier, and bafflingly horny.
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The asymmetrical design puts two page-turning buttons on the slightly thicker side of the e-reader along with the battery.
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That's why a year later they were on high alert when photos surfaced of Longoria appearing to have a thicker waistline.
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Pros: Extraordinary value, ideal for both red and white wine, 25-year no-chip guarantee, easy to cleanCons: Slightly thicker glass
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There's a fingerprint sensor embedded in the thicker portion of the phone near the bottom, and a 16-megapixel main camera.
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Over the past few decades, the older, thicker, multiyear sea ice has been melted away by warmer ocean and air temperatures.
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Reimagined for the rain, this Chuck 70 High Top features a fully waterproof Gore-Tex upper and thicker moisture-wicking laces.
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The John Boos board is much thicker than many other cutting boards on the market, coming in at 2.25-inches thick.
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The water pressure remains the same, but for tougher or thicker materials, the cutter moves its jet at a slower speed.
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Laura Lombardi's curve earrings are taking Instagram by storm: And while they're gold and on the thicker side, don't be fooled.
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The Bolt is a bit smaller and a bit thicker than most smartphones—a good size to carry around all day.
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Not only does it make chili thicker and creamier, but it also is a great source of Vitamin A and potassium.
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The only real difference is the thickness in the band widths — the mens' styles are thicker while the women's are thinner.
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RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner is a cult-favorite lash serum that conditions and strengthens lashes to make them longer and thicker.
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The thicker pink kinds are decimated, she said in a phone call to Mashable Wednesday, while other kinds are going fast.
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But living in a tough neighborhood means you need to grow a thicker skin and maybe learn how to fight dirty.
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That's because straightforward bans can lead to skyrocketing use of paper bags or thicker plastic that's allowed because it's considered reusable.
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Chicago banned thin plastic bags in 262, but it allowed stores to use thicker plastic bags that could ostensibly be reused.
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"Mine has to be a bit thicker because it will apart if it's more thin— almost like shaved ham," Klotz says.
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I like my Turkish coffee stronger and thicker, but the real missed opportunity here was that it had already been sweetened.
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"The thicker the cream, the more effective it will be at trapping in water and hydrating your skin," says Dr. Bickle.
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But thicker anodes also make fast charging more difficult, because the ions must travel farther along twisted paths in the anode.
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Pizzas there tend to be more like focaccia, a bit thicker and heartier, more often referred to as scaccia or schiacciata.
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The Ultra feels thicker and heavier than the others as a result (and the periscope lens also probably adds some thickness).
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And, while a swipe of ChapStick might keep your lips feeling soft in July, you probably need something thicker come January.
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Even the best-quality flour tortilla is going to be thicker than a Mandarin pancake, but it'll still work just fine.
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Its thicker texture is better able to absorb the strawberry purée without becoming too thin to hold the cookies in place.
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Tying it solves this problem; simply fold the thinner end up over itself to make the roast thicker, and secure it.
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Those two notes soon become chords, then thicker chords, and then clusters that Mr. Tao used both forearms to pound out.
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"The Chancellor quite correctly noted that, for Trump, blood is thicker than water, in economic and political life," Mr. Wetzel wrote.
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The pragmatic reason for the decision, I think, is that the Note 10 Lite is the thicker of the two devices.
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The ruling places an immediate, indefinite ban on shoes with more than one plate or with soles thicker than 40 millimeters.
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Men tend to have thicker abdominal fat, Dr. Varban said, and it is slipperier, harder to grasp with the laparoscopic instruments.
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The colder the winter, the thicker and more stable the ice and the larger the spaces left by the ebbing tide.
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Others try to "looksmax," meaning make themselves more attractive by getting plastic surgery or doing exercises to make their necks thicker.
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Just be aware that it doesn't have the same level of flex as Apple's $10 headphone adapter since the cable is thicker.
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Whoever gets it will need all the talent Mr Schäfer had, with a little more diplomatic skill—and a much thicker skin. ■
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Ballpoint pens rely on a tube of ink that's thicker and dries more quickly than the ink a fountain pen would use.
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Some covers are thicker with padding than others, which keeps any screws or bolts on the board from poking through your clothes.
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The thicker the glass, the more stress that's caused when it's bent or folded, so the more flaws it's likely to have.
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Working with a thicker piece of meat allows you to generously season the outside without turning the meal into a salty mess.
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It does cover fine hairs and make them look thicker … That's good advice for people considering using the product in TV appearances.
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And compared to the Falcon 9, SpaceX's workhorse rocket, the taller, thicker New Glenn boasts more than twice the thrust at liftoff.
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The new front lens element is thicker and made with Gorilla Glass, and GoPro claims that it is twice as impact-resistant.
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The new iPad is one of those rare times when a new Apple product is slightly thicker and heavier than its predecessor.
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The handle is much thicker (and heavier) than the newer models, and the brush heads screw on (newer models just pop on).
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The Wink Pen gave me lines that are generally thicker than I normally use, so I couldn't make hatch-marks to start.
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It has a carrying capacity of up to 224 keys and is engineered with thicker plates to withstand everyday wear and tear.
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With the calligraphy brush tool, when you press down on the screen, the stroke gets thicker and darker as you press harder.
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Painstakingly, they restore Massud's father's book, now thicker by half thanks to the golden thread they use to stitch it back together.
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The singer posted her Vogue Australia cover shot to Twitter, adding how she was ridiculed growing up because of her thicker brows.
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It's thicker and longer than the XPS 15 and the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, but it never feels bulky.
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This involves directing the sonic boom in such a way as to refract it through layers of thicker air at lower altitude.
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I miss the time when the MacBook Pro was 2mm thicker than the current version but had a full-size USB port.
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If you have a number of thicker cables and multiple devices to run, channels from Electriduct and Master worked fine for us.
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The padding around the lenses is thicker and didn't leave visible marks on my face after I took the Vive Pro off.
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It can be activated without turning the screen on, for quicker access, though, notably, may have some difficulty with thicker screen protectors.
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Its thickness (or lack thereof) is rivaled only by Apple's Macbook, but that's still thicker, being 25 mm at its thickest point.
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Older, thicker, multiyear ice comprised just 21 percent of the 2017 sea ice cover, compared to more than twice that in 1985.
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It's obviously tiny; at just 83 x 97 millimeters, it's not much bigger than a credit card, but it's thicker at 7.4mm.
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In other words, on Mars as on Earth, thicker layers of ice give us a longer window into the planet's climate history.
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Love,ChristinaREADMEIt's thicker and heavier than other flagship phones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 or iPhone 7, but it also feels sturdier.
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The lower the aspect ratio, the thicker the pancake—because an equal volume of batter will make a smaller and smaller pancake.
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Sarah is safe, but she's also a benign zombie who needs the concept of blood explained to her ("like juice, but thicker").
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Mars 2020 will have better cameras and microphones as well as thicker wheels to keep it from breaking down like Curiosity's did.
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Thicker bezels also means the screen size of 9.7-inch Retina display on the iPad is unlikely to increase as previously rumored.
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Essentially, the wing bones were stunted and the leg bones were thicker, implying that the old rail, too, was a flightless bird.
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They have much thicker coats than normal deer, and their wide hooves help them walk on snow and ice without breaking through.
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This data showed that the far side crust was about 215 kilometers (2000 miles) thicker than the crust on the near side.
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Some asked for thicker bands to "streamline backfat," while others requested shorter bra straps to provide support for women with short torsos.
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Thank goodness she has a thicker skin that Trump — otherwise this would have been a seriously rough Memorial Day Weekend for Kalb.
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And, for just a second, I felt a surge of affection stronger than pastry, thicker than gravy, and as heartfelt as lard.
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The researchers also found evidence of similar TCV-like structures—although thicker than in mice—in small parts of human limb bones.
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After 35 seconds, you release the hand-held device, unlock the plastic case, and reveal thicker, longer hair in under one minute.
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Even I fell victim to this trend years ago, but now I prefer my natural brows which are slightly bushier and thicker.
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The S7 has adopted the Note 5's curved glass back, which makes it more comfortable to hold, despite its thicker profile.
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The Byrd has a standard quadcopter design, but can be folded into the size of an iPad, albeit a few inches thicker.
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After getting past the old wives' tale of facial hair growing back thicker and darker, I decided to give it a shot.
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Some programs try to increase precipitation to boost the local water supply, while others shoot for thicker snowpack at local ski resorts.
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I give the character a beard, kind of like the one I have, only more of it and a little bit thicker.
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As a watch, the Urbane 2 is thicker, larger, and heavier than others, such as Motorola's Moto 360 or the Huawei Watch.
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The phone is also very slightly thicker at the top than the bottom to fit the camera without requiring a camera bump.
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That makes it slightly heavier and slightly thicker than the original, at 3.63 pounds compared to 53 pounds for the original model.
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The formula was thin (unlike some thicker, gel-like ones that tend to look plastic-y) and went on perfectly streak-free.
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The bezels on the top and bottom of the screen are just slightly thicker than the ones on the iPhone 11 Pro.
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From the strange tail to the thicker skin, I found that a Boar's Head hot dog is eerily similar to a sausage.
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The hefty Beyond "sausage" is almost as large as a burger patty, and it's significantly thicker than many fast-food rivals' offerings.
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And if you look closely enough, you can see that the new Watch is just a tad thicker (0.9mm, to be exact).
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It is especially important if using very lean meat like pork loin; thicker pieces would simply dry out before they were done.
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Medha: So, because you have curlier and thicker hair, I think you need to go with an even smaller amount of strands.
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The dough is thicker than an empanada's, too, crunchy on the outside and chewier as you bite in, like an underbaked cookie.
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The Modern Loafer ($168) is made from thicker, more substantial leather (hence the break-in period) and a more structured, architectural look.
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Pros: Soft and plush, wide range of sizes, will fit thicker mattresses, ultra-warmCons: Shedding and lint, not 100% cotton, limited colors
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They are thicker than they are soft — and with oversize pompoms dancing from the shorter edges, as delightful as they are minimal.
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Long-staple Supima cotton makes these really soft and stretchy, and thicker than most no-show socks I've tried in the past.
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The denim comes with serious stretch (and we mean it), but is thicker and more durable than a pair of thin leggings.
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A thicker sole like the one on Everlane's Rain Boot would solve both problems and make me love these boots even more.
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Keyboard aside, the new MacBook Pro is very much like its predecessors, except in one particularly important way: It's heavier and thicker.
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Apple has already applied the bigger-is-better philosophy to its latest iPhones, which have been made thicker to accommodate beefier batteries.
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That smaller Pixel gen 2 device will have thicker bezels than its larger sibling, and a 4.97-inch 1080p display, per reports.
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The coach seats, which are similar to the ones in the 787, are decent, but I'd miss these thicker, more cushioned chairs.
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The black edges along the sides of the screen may be a little thicker, but that's one of the few tradeoffs here.
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The Lashfood Phyto-Medic Eyelash Enhancer is an Ecocert-certified and cruelty-free serum that makes lashes longer, thicker, stronger, and healthier.
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Its thinness may be a boon for breathability, but it could potentially mean they don't last as long as other thicker pairs.
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It's still much thicker than a normal watch, though, which might turn off those who haven't embraced wearables because of their size.
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A thicker mat will provide more cushion, but will likely not have as good traction and will be better for stationary activities.
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I like to use a sweet dough (almost a cookie dough), and I like to roll it a bit thicker than usual.
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But if you flip the burger, then you have a thicker and therefore more structurally sound base of support for your sandwich.
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Thanks to the brothy, thicker-than-bouillabaisse, thinner-than-sauce situation in which the fish is poached, the fillets simply cannot overcook.
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The final section burrows into a cave filled with ancient bones and stalactites, the thicker gray paper bored through with cut outs.
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Juniper is a Norwegian Fjord horse, which looks like a regular horse that has been smooshed into a shorter, thicker, cuter horse.
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A smooth French soft cheese, this is even thicker than crème fraîche, which is technically cultured cream, with a bit more tang.
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On the other album, "Dirt … And More Dirt," he's working with a bigger group, 15 pieces, conjuring denser movement and thicker harmony.
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In true "blood is thicker than water" spirit, Al gives his cousin one last shot to prove his chops as a manager.
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The ASUS machine, meanwhile, also has a 13-inch screen, but opts to house it in a thicker body at 13.7 mm.
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The thicker, narrow blood vessels associated with high blood pressure make it easier for plaque to build up on your artery walls.
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Although the researchers didn't measure effort, Mr. Symington said that bringing up the thicker stuff also seemed more challenging for the bees.
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It's not just that the Kindle Oasis is thin — 220 inches until you get to the much thicker battery and component side.
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The company is apparently considering two designs: a thinner one using Apple-made antennas, and a thicker one that would feature Qualcomm's.
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The pad itself is relatively thin, at least no thicker than any other wireless charging pad, and it features a leather top.
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The thin wavy line shows observed global monthly average measurements, which fluctuate with the seasons; the thicker line is the smoothed trend.
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The trademark headband with sliding ear cups is still there, albeit a bit thicker with more room for your ears to breathe.
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As someone with oily, acne-prone skin, I tend to shy away from thicker creams out of fear of triggering a breakout.
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Correction: The iPhone 11 Pro is 0.02 inches thicker than the iPhone XS, not a quarter-inch as this post originally wrote.
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That makes it slightly thicker and heavier than both the iPhone 11 Pro (8.1mm, 188) and Samsung Galaxy S10 (7.9mm, 157 grams).
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The design The XR is heavier and a bit thicker than the iPhone XS, and it has a border around the display.
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Ability to remove debris: A doormat with a higher, thicker profile will typically remove more debris from shoes than a thin mat.
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These alterations include a redesigned cooling system and a bigger battery — which explains why this laptop is 0.7mm thicker than its predecessor.
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Other ancient cultures also used natural resources to make eyebrows appear thicker and conjoined, like the Babylonians (antimony) and the Celts (berry juice).
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Blood may run thicker than water, but Teresa Giudice doesn't want anything coming in between her and her children — including other family members.
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It's light enough for daytime use, and can be layered for extra hydration at night without clogging the pores with a thicker formula.
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He then might leave the circle bare or add a palpable layer of color — a physical disc that is thicker than the indentation.
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The Z Flip certainly does feel more compact when closed, but shutting the phone also makes it slightly thicker than the average smartphone.
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Most of Wacom's styluses, which come included with its tablets, are a lot thicker than standard pencils, and take some getting used to.
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The current study found some of the most prevalent Neanderthal genes are associated with thicker skin and hair, just as previous research concluded.
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It's actually a little thicker and heavier than other comparable phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S8, but it's not far off from that.
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The card is no thicker than normal, and lets users authorize their payments with a touch, rather than using a PIN or signature.
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The slightly thicker and heavier Moto Z Force (0.28 inches versus the 0.20-inch Moto Z) comes with a larger 3,500 mAh battery.
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Most of it is just 6.5mm thick though the bottom of the display, where the ports and power supply lives, is much thicker.
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Quarterly "call reports" of banks' health, which had become ever thicker over the years, have been slimmed from 80 pages to 50-odd.
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At first the Sport seemed a tad thick at 2100mm, but it's only a hair thicker than the 23mm Apple Watch Series 3.
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The company has reportedly swapped the old aluminum for a stronger variety and made the phone sightly thicker and heavier in the process.
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Clevo N170SD Big like the 17-inch Razer Blade Pro, but much thicker and hampered by the same lower-end graphics processor. Nope.
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"Fingers aren't best for these thicker textures, as you'll only end up removing a lot of the concealer as you go," Wilson says.
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Despite its slim chassis, it can dissipate heat as well as thicker laptops do and can, therefore, run the more powerful graphics card.
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The orbital version will be taller, with thicker skins, and a more smoothly curving nose section, with launches on the books for 2020.
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The Surface Go has a 10-inch display in a body that's just about the size of an iPad, albeit a bit thicker.
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If the planet's patchy white veil of clouds descended to the ground, it would make a watery sheen no thicker than a hair.
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One of my biggest concerns with Galaxy Buds was how they'd fit in my ears, as the buds are much thicker than AirPods.
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Even at 14mm, it would be considerably thicker than the first generation Samsung Galaxy from 2009 (11.9mm) or the first generation iPhone (11.6mm).
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After 9/11, I remember I was driving and listening to NPR and it felt like the air was thicker and so tense.
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The galaxy's spiral disk of stars is actually made of two parts: a thinner, denser region encompassed by a thicker, more diffuse region.
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Samsung could have crammed in larger batteries that are thicker, but that would have also meant making the Note 10s fatter as well.
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The device is also a tad heavier (209g or 7.37 ounces) and thicker (73mm or 0.31 inch) than most of 2016's flagships.
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The biggest circles are the perpetrators and the arrows leading away point to whom they betrayed and how — thicker arrows equal bigger betrayals.
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This means the side bezels are thicker instead of curving downwards into the metal frame, but I would hardly call it a dealbreaker.
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Without question, Samsung made the right decision here: I'd gladly take a slightly thicker phone for the extended battery life it can provide.
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From their analysis, they found this thicker ice had traveled from the Lincoln Sea in the high Arctic, which is north of Greenland.
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There were still a few workers inside an adjacent store, he said, and all the while, the fire grew and smoke got thicker.
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At first glance, the Core looks kind of like a bigger, plastic iPod shuffle; or maybe a thicker Tile, the lost-item tracker.
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By this time, I was also pulling out my eyelashes, my eyebrows, even armpit and pubic hair; the thicker and kinkier, the better.
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The caller had a thicker New York accent and some different "cadences," but Greenberg is certain he was speaking to the future president.
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French supermarkets like Carrefour and Auchan also distribute plastic bags in Senegal, but as they are thicker the law doesn't yet affect them.
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At 4.9 millimeters, the set is thinner than an iPhone, though it's still thicker than the 2.57 millimeter OLED set LG just unveiled.
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Eventually the jelled milk proteins become a tightly knit mass that is thicker than a wheel of triple-cream cheese, collapsing with ripeness.
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The suits are thicker in the torso and thinner and more flexible at the extremities to ease movement of the arms and legs.
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But surely now, when election news saturation is thicker than the humidity around Lady Liberty's lip, we've become a bit more clue-full.
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The fact it's thicker also means it needs to be combined with other hazardous materials to allow it to be transported in pipelines.
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The scientists found that beyond the mysterious, newly identified layer, there's another, much thicker boundary layer where interstellar plasma flows over the heliopause.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)So now we have a Yoga Thinkpad X1 that is heavier and thicker, owing to its all aluminum body.
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Also new is thicker, more comfortable padding, longer headstraps and eye pieces that promise to do a better job blocking out the light.
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Meier explains that ice cover evolves throughout the year, growing thicker and expanding outwards in the winter and retracting back in the summer.
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I have looked at my peers and said, I need to be skinnier or I need to be thicker—because it always changes.
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Generally speaking, increasing the amount of VG in vape juice will produce thicker clouds of vapor and feel less harsh on your throat.
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The ponte fabric is super stretchy and on the thicker side, so I plan to wear these a lot during the colder months.
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This is because when the runners are down at sea level the air is thicker air and gives them a boost of oxygen.
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By the time I was leaving my hometown for university, I had amassed a modestly-sized but thicker-than-thieves mob of friends.
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Peeling back the lid, I realized evaporated milk is just milk that has been cooked down to a thicker, sweeter version of itself.
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The track never rises into guitar heroics; there's a lot of heady downtime, the groove getting thicker, pulling you toward a foreboding stupor.
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I'd snarfed down a dozen before I'd even gotten wind of the sizzling jian bao — a thicker, doughier fried dumpling — down the street.
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If you don't want to use cheap white printer paper, look for thicker, nicer stock at your local stationer or office-supply store.
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A thinner pulse is less likely to keep growing into a bigger event, whereas a thicker pulse is more likely to do so.
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That means the ice, which rests on the bottom, gets thicker and more massive as you move in the direction of the pole.
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