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Against a bright pink interface, you're presented with several options, in which "thin" becomes a verb: you can "thin" your face, "thin" your chin, and "thin" your head.
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I thought of (skinny) JEANS, (narrow) BRIDGE, (narrow) MARGIN, (lean) BEEF, (thin) line, (thin) ICE, (thin) AIR and (slim) CHANCE.
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And I believe Facebook feels that they can get away with thin legitimacy, thin transparency; a thin understanding of users about what they're signing up for; a thin connection to political democracy.
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It's thin but not that thin, powerful but not wildly so.
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Not a whole watermelon, but a thin slice, almost deli thin.
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There were long horns and thin horns, thin horns and stout.
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Thin Mint The Audrey Hepburn of cookies: Classic, delicate and thin.
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TVs have been thin for a long time, but not this thin.
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He is pale and thin, he wears a thin and ragged linen shirt.
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Being sexy, I thought, was something reserved for thin bodies and thin bodies only.
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I believe that less is less, fat fat, thin thin and enough is enough.
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By 2010 standards, the iPad was thin—half an inch thin—and weighed 20193 pounds.
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The Moto Z is thin on another level — not the it's "thin" but it's imperceivable when compared other phones — but like Razr-flip-phone-head-turning-thin and makes the "thin" Galaxy S7 Edge (0.30-inches) and iPhone 6S Plus (0.29-inches) feel like bricks.
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What American cops call "the thin blue line" is, in rural Britain, often very thin indeed. ■
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The MSI GS65 Stealth Thin covers the bare essentials of a thin and light gaming laptop.
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He said that his teeth are really thin, that everyone in his family has thin teeth.
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Generally thin people are more likely to have several thin relatives and obese people obese relatives.
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People who gain too much or fight to stay thin feel hungrier than naturally thin people.
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Unless the wall is paper thin (and I mean thin paper), that's not going to work.
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The original was super thin, but kind of a hassle to open because it was so thin.
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The master takes really thin slices from the spit, almost paper-thin slices, with his sharp knife.
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People who gain too much weight or fight to stay thin feel hungrier than naturally thin people.
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The numbers kept her there still; specifically one thin column that had come up one thin figure short.
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Well, a broad leaf will be a broad leaf and a thin leaf will be a thin leaf.
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It demonizes calorically dense and delicious foods, preserving a vicious fallacy: Thin is healthy and healthy is thin.
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On Wednesday, the Advertising Standards Authority of Britain ruled that the ad was "irresponsible" and that the model looked "unhealthily thin," fanning a perennial debate in the fashion industry over when thin is too thin.
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Based on ads for fitness programs, you'd think only thin people exercised — and that only thin people were healthy.
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It's light (under a pound) and thin — perhaps slightly too thin, giving those with larger hands little to grip.
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To the east is a tumorous outgrowth, thin, then wide, then thin again, doubling back on itself several times.
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Crust is not supposed to be as thin as phyllo dough, or even as thin as gingerbread cookie dough.
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Our overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist thug of a president has created an overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist, thuggish Justice Department.
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In 1939 — a historic year for cookies — the Girl Scouts introduced the "first-ever iteration of the Thin Mint, then called 'Cooky-Mints,'" Time says, noting that in the years that followed, the trim mint-chocolate cookies went by a whole roster of minty names, including Chocolate Mint, Thin Mint, Cookie Mint, and then Chocolate Mint (again), Thin Mints, Thin Mint (singular!), and then back to Thin Mints once more.
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It might not be as thin as the new MacBook Pros (22 inch), but it's thin by gaming-laptop standards.
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"Ballad of a Thin Man" (220) 21989 Bob Dylan – The Ballad of a Thin Man from Vasco Cavalcante on Vimeo.
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Do they risk angering their infamously thin-skinned boss by admitting that he pulled this one out of thin air?
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But lately, the Roman maison has been scoring hits with its men's watches by going understated and thin — very thin.
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All this allows skaters to glide, hydroplane-like, on a thin, thin film of water in a channel they carve.
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When presented with the images in this format, participants overwhelmingly chose the thin and muscular image over the thin-only image.
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Its dimensions are also peak portable: it weighs 22lbs and is 210mm thin with keyboard, or 23lbs and 22mm thin without.
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Nicky thinks she's thin because of the way she eats, but actually, genetics play a huge role in making her thin.
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"Keep buying it through thick and thin, and especially through thin," the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway said with a laugh.
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Not thin enough, not pretty enough, not ethnic enough, while also being too thin, too ethnic, too pretty the very next day.
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The women pasted micro-thin slices of ruby, sapphire, or the lesser jewel, garnet, onto thin upright spindles in preparation for drilling.
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Their brushwork is thin-skinned, and there is much else going on: thin lines often border these fields or cut through them.
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At a crosswalk, Heizer—ravaged, needy, fierce, suspicious, witty, loyal, sly, and pure—leaned against a lamppost to rest, thin on thin.
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To thicken a thin lawn (overseeding): With each passing year, the wear and tear on your lawn can cause it to become thin.
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He's -- character is destiny and he is the most thin-skinned individual -- and look, you've been around politicians, you know they're thin-skinned.
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The very thin bezel and the classic, retro-style lugs lend to this effect, as does the relatively thin 17mm Horween leather band.
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The goatskin is dyed so red the color sprints back and forth across that thin, thin line between very elegant and exquisitely tacky.
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I wanted to be so thin that I turned into a little girl again ... I wanted to be so thin I would disappear.
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It's Chicago real estate of a certain kind—thin walls, thin-glassed windows that leak heat in winter, the radiators blasting like nobody's business.
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That's not crazy thin like Motorola's new 7503mm Moto Z, but that's thin enough to possibly force you to invest in a new case.
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They recreated the planet's thin atmosphere and placed a 7.5-ounce block of ice at the top of a slope covered with thin sand.
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The mucus layer is as thin as human hair, so thin that we could measure it only by weighing feces as the mucus evaporated.
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" Jacob Rees-Mogg, a lawmaker who had previously written off Cameron's demands as thin gruel, said: "The thin gruel has been further watered down.
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An unfair fight Nicky thinks she's thin because of the way she eats, but actually, genetics play a huge role in making her thin.
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The thin layer is estimated to be between 100 to 300 miles thick, which is thin when compared with the sun's 864,240-mile diameter.
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Even cookies that go by the same name nationwide — a Thin Mint is always a Thin Mint — taste different depending on who makes them.
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The layered Silicon Oxynitrite and Parylene enclose a super-thin substrate on which the team mounted similarly thin and flexible OLED displays and photosensitive diodes.
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The 232-inch model shrinks to 21mm thin (down from 213mm last year), and the Alienware 173 is 217mm thin (down from 215mm last year).
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" And stay the course, even through periods of no returns or losses, Buffett said: "Keep buying it through thick and thin, and especially through thin.
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And the truth is, the data is really thin, and the reason the data is so thin is because the world hasn't invested in it.
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They are two necklaces that have gotten tangled over the course of my 35 years, their thin metal chains tied up in thin metal knots.
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"Crossbreed" makes no bones about the fact that Philip in particular is on thin ice with the Centre, and will always be on thin ice.
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" It is prominently displayed on the establishment's delivery van, promoting a pizza that they call "Victoria Beckham Thin Crust" and tout as "only 2 mm thin!!
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Trackers work really well when attached to keyrings, backpacks, purses, and luggage — just not wallets, because the first batch of thin trackers weren't all that thin.
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" She recalls becoming alarmed in 2015 over one "extremely thin" female member who she pull aside and said, "I'm really worried because you look so thin.
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It is 3.4mm thin on two-thirds of the device and 8.5mm at the thickest point — the Voyage is 7.6mm thin and has a flat design.
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DOURSON NOMINATION ON THIN ICE: Michael Dourson's confirmation to be the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) head chemical regulator is on thin ice after key Republican defections.
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It reinforces the flawed belief that only getting thin (and especially getting thin fast!) will get you what you want and will make people like you.
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The affidavit said some slaves were expected to have sex with Raniere and stick to extremely low-calorie diets to stay thin -- because Rainere liked thin women.
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But it doesn't follow that everyone who isn't thin automatically would be if they adopted "The Baby Diet," because not everyone is born to be naturally thin.
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"Thin Ice is the first wearable that allows users to burn calories, and it uses cold temperatures to achieve this," said Adam Paulin, founder of Thin Ice.
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Mr. Kim ladles this broth over thin squiggles of chewy noodles, a hunk of stewed brisket and thin red sheets of raw Wagyu striated with white fat.
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"Using a filled icon with a thin line icon emphasizes the point represented by the filled icon and de-emphasizes the point of the thin line icon."
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"Whereas normal shipworm line their tunnels with a thin layer of shell, the giant shipworms have developed that thin layer to a thick, heavy, sturdy tube," said Haygood.
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More ice flows down from the glacier's interior, replenishing what has been lost, and the whole cycle starts over again: melt, thin, break, retreat; melt, thin, break, retreat.
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It's a tank by today's thin and light laptop standards, but you have to remember something: Back then, a one-inch thick machine was the definition of thin.
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"We're probably starting to thin out for the holidays as well," said Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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"I was eating Thin Mints — I remember specifically, Thin Mints right out of the sleeve," Hartwig says, referencing the popular Girl Scout cookie, when Dallas suggested a challenge.
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A bright sheen of red from the chili sauce covers the top of the soup, and everyone has a preferred type of noodle: thin, thick, super-thin, flat.
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One recent study found that healthy thin people are generally thin because, fortuitously, they have fewer genetic variants that are known to increase our chances of becoming overweight.
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In an effort to save space and weight, Samsung likely tried to use a very thin separator and it turned out to be a little too thin, Abruna said.
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" "The speech was thin on detail, thin on substance and provided no answers to how ministers intend to mitigate the serious consequences of leaving the EU without an agreement.
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By the time I was 9 — halfway to voting age — I had lived on every miracle plan that my dad believed would make him thin and keep him thin.
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The material is thin enough that the window can still be opened — but, in what might annoy some passengers, not thin enough that you can see much through it.
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The idea is, thin = healthy and fat = unhealthy.
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BUT YOU KNOW, AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE HAVE BEEN THERE FOR OUR CLIENTS THROUGH THICK AND THIN, AND I MEAN THICK AND THIN INCLUDING THOSE COMMUNITY BANKS.
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For USB-C, you'll end up paying a more diffuse usability tax and gain very little tangible benefit in return: Samsung's phones were already thin (maybe too thin) and waterproof.
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But Xiaomi has shown an ultra-thin smart TV that costs less than 2,000 bucks, meaning these nearly-invisible, super-thin TVs are becoming available to a lot more people.
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"The market does look thin, but it's been thin most of this summer anyway," said Tigay, who was working from home on Monday because he has a week-old baby.
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The texture isn't gritty the way a lot of vegan protein bars are — instead they're chewy and thin, kind of like a flatter Larabar with a thin layer of icing.
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And many patients and doctors persist in thinking — all evidence to the contrary — that if overweight people really set their minds to it, they could get thin and stay thin.
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Dear Diary: A thin woman in a thin cotton dress is sitting with her legs crossed and wound in a way that looks like one of my favorite yoga poses.
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Dear Diary: A thin woman in a thin cotton dress is sitting with her legs crossed and wound in a way that looks like one of my favorite yoga poses.
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An ex-colleague asked a math question in chat room for his little girl: A fat rectangle and a thin rectangle with same width, the area of the fat one is a double of the thin one, if the length of the fat is 10, what is the length of the thin?
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"Would it be OK to pick categories like, blue eyes, brown eyes, thin nose, not thin nose, or whatever—and not have it to do with race at all?" says Nelson.
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The headlights are a predictably ornamental single lighting unit with additional thin lights above it, while the taillights are thin, elongated slabs hanging in the space above another angular decorative opening.
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Ingredients1/2 large avocado2 tbsp plain Greek yogurtSalt to taste1 tbsp prepared pesto sauce2 slices toast of choice6 thin slices tomato6 thin slices cucumberHandful of microgreens, sprouts, or baby arugula Instructions1.
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The new one still allows for 3 millimeters of travel, and with a 1 millimeter thin keycap on top of that, you could build a seriously thin mechanical keyboard with these.
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Previously, creators were limited to the pencil-thin line that was really only useful for writing, and was so thin that it took forever to color in drawings or other images.
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The dura is thin like cloth, so I scored and lifted it, but didn't cut the surface of the brain underneath, which is floating in a thin layer of brain fluid.
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On a first try, I made the surnoli wrong, too liquid, too thin, shaping them in the pan with the back of a ladle so they were unevenly thin and thick.
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Luce is struck by how thin her friend has become, and how pale and papery thin her skin is, but still Heddi grips Luce tightly, her breath warm against Luce's face.
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"It's a thin veneer of satire and plot, that's so thin, it's actually the smallest and lightest and most confusing plot that's ever been released from a major studio," Cohen deadpans.
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First, these chips are thin — ever had Baked Lays?
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hanergy Thin Film Power Group 0566.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "How can anyone have such thin skin?
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Back in 1963, when Jean Nidetch held the first what-would-be-known-as-Weight-Watchers meetings above a movie theater in Queens, things seemed clearer: It was bad to be fat, and it was good to be thin, and fat people wanted to be thin, and thin people wanted to help them get there.
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It has been constructed using a five-layer sandwich of ultra-thin glass and polymer layers, the middle layer being a separator with rows of thin, clear, invisible electrodes on either side.
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Dell's XPS 13 laptop is beloved by PC users, and for good reason: It's really thin, really light, and the super thin bezels surrounding the display make MacBooks look ancient by comparison.
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Google says it did this because it wanted the device to be really thin; at 10 millimeters, it sure is (despite being thin, Google still promises about 10 hours of battery life).
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Without further ado: + In the midst of Winter Storm Jonas, someone braved the wind and snow to paint a play on the Thin White Duke's name atop a thin green street sign.
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The gag wears thin as the body count rises There are plenty of crime movies about comically incompetent bunglers, but the gag starts to wear thin if there's a body count, involved.
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The dough is then rolled into paper-thin sheets; it first passes through a dough sheeter before being further rolled out by hand with thin rolling pins, about the size of baseball bats.
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The thin speaker grille that runs along the area between the keyboard and speaker gets plenty loud, but it's thin and tinny and not particularly suited to any sort of serious music listening.
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This spread accompanied an exhibit of lace haps (or shawls) — most of them made by local schoolchildren — knitted with cobweb-thin yarn, so thin the whole shawl could pass through a wedding ring.
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In 2005, the cover of O, which usually features just one Oprah, featured two: a thin one with an exposed midriff leaning on the shoulder of another thin one in a fancy dress.
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He hadn't conjured that exact number out of thin air.
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Five years later, the advice is starting to wear thin.
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Smith, as the main character, is tall, thin and athletic.
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But my lips have always been thin, bordering on nonexistent.
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I guess it thinks the thin straps are brassiere straps.
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It's thin, light and only a little bit dorky looking.
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Sales talk Having trouble moving those boxes of Thin Mints?
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There are signs Warner's patience is starting to wear thin.
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He painted a thin layer of wax over one nipple.
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That thin display rolls up and goes inside the box.
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Their skin is thin and fragile; the veins glow eerily.
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And that thin paper must be printed on special machines.
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"These are not thin and light gaming phones," Swider said.
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Turns out all you need is a single thin dime.
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Its new S8 flagship is good looking and very thin.
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Its new S23 flagship is good looking and very thin.
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They're so thin it feels like I'm eating chips. Dangerous.
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Can this thin rubber layer block out dust and dirt?
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Once you recognize the problem — patchy lawns, thin lawns, etc.
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He clearly wishes Janet well, but their connection seems thin.
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It showed thin metal poles with spikes at their tips.
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The similarly thin MSI GS215 with a 15.63 did 215.6fps.
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Using a thin spatula, transfer to a rack to cool.
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I couldn't be that thin anymore and still look good.
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It draws what little power it needs from thin air.
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That's a lot of years filled with Thin Mints, people.
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I was obsessed with Drew Barrymore and her thin eyebrows!
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Truly, the lines that separate any of us are thin.
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""I think that the evidence either way remains very thin.
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Eventually there is a thin layer of snow over everything.
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I don't like when a face moisturizer is too thin.
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Promoting the thin ideal in sportswear shops is especially irresponsible.
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Most of the immigrants had nothing but thin, mylar blankets.
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Musk's capricious nature is also wearing thin with some shareholders.
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But compared to other thin and lights, it's merely average.
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It's thin, light, really fast, and converts into a tablet.
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Focused on broad themes, the report is thin on specifics.
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In Mr Katyal's eyes, the evidence is far from thin.
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"First of all, I don't have thin skin," he said.
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Reformation's cult following didn't just come out of thin air.
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Despite the size and power, the Q6 is extremely thin.
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I wanted thin, straight Anglo hair, the blonder the better.
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Most of the immigrants had nothing but thin thermal blankets.
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The line between assisted suicide and euthanasia is very thin.
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Turnover in regional markets remained thin after the Easter holidays.
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For Pellicer, the line between life and art is thin.
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It's thin, but doesn't look particularly bendy at first glance.
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Investigators were stretched so thin that they were frequently ineffective.
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Details are thin but the offensive, for now, is off.
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" He said the Rubio campaign is just "more thin-skinned.
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The thin polymers Neuralink is using may solve that problem.
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I buy a box of Thin Mints for my dad.
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It's okay to show that my patience has worn thin.
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It's not that these things came out of thin air.
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It is also not about shaming women, thin or fat.
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Personally, I have always been very thin — to a fault.
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Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium Ultra Thin Flat Iron, $115; walmart.com
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Asus TUF Thin and Light Gaming Laptop — $649 See Details
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So far, that's meant growing cells in extremely thin layers.
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It spotted unexplained hazes rising 130km into the thin atmosphere.
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But studio production is a commodity business with thin margins.
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He had a thin body, hairy and slimy and squishy.
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"Reese's" and "Thin" should never be in the same sentence.
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I have been thin, skinny, and I've been quite obese.
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Hey, how thin does Judge Leon think this argument is?
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But such opportunities are thin on the ground in India.
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Prospective buyers are rare and thin capital markets complicate IPOs.
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So the thin corridors open to civil aircraft are congested.
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I wasn't ever miserable because I had to be thin.
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Drop in thin cucumber slices, lemon wedges, or raspberries. 3.
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Male contraceptive options are thin on the ground right now.
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His sculptures are thin, lanky, and flat pieces of metal.
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" The bottom line: "This senator's patience is wearing very thin.
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As a protective case, it's thin enough to be unobtrusive.
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Just when did gaming laptops get so thin and powerful?
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India's patience with Pakistani meddling really has worn dangerously thin.
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It's a thin gold band with no stone or diamond.
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Their bones were hollow, and in some cases extremely thin.
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Thin and cheap sounding, like the classic New York sound.
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Plus, its thin design won't make your phone feel bulky.
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Thin audio cables connect the two earbuds and battery pack.
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On Friday, Wall Street closed slightly higher in thin trade.
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But 3D printers don't make things out of thin air.
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Advertisements were dominated by thin, white women with slight silhouettes.
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Throwing a thin veil over discrimination isn't one of them.
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The line between utopia and dystopia can be disturbingly thin.
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For steamed dumplings, roll the edges until they're paper thin.
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A thin, small phone would be no good for that.
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"It would act as a thin, black umbrella," says Ross.
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And no, it won't thin the hair — quite the opposite.
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The sales pitch about India's potential was already wearing thin.
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Beijing's patience with Pyongyang appears to be growing thin, however.
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She looked like she was very worn out, very thin.
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"We're a little thin on advice right now," he said.
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The future of transportation has two thin wheels and handlebars.
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You want premium looks in a thin and light package?
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And mentioning how thin they seem is just as harmful.
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Asian markets fell after the Chinese data amid thin trading.
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I'm not thin; I'm 170 pounds on a good day.
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This thing is slick — and super thin at 11 millimeters.
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Hot tubs seem to magically appear out of thin air.
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Jennifer is very small and thin, even smaller than me.
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The marijuana reform movement is spread incredibly thin right now.
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Indeed, everyone is looking for a Trump connection, however thin.
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The women's featherweight division has always been thin on talent.
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Um— BOOKER: Well you know the penguins' habitat getting thin.
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With a laptop that's thin and light, concessions are expected.
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Braga's Teresa is exceptionally thin, even by American television standards.
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Here is a picture showing how thin the phone is.
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Thin as the laptop is, it's still plenty powerful inside.
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The thin normal sock also got smelly much more quickly.
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Growing up, Joy Bryant was ashamed of her thin frame.
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Trading was thin with Japanese markets closed for a holiday.
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But to be cute, it's not necessary to be thin.
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He then applies multiple thin, transparent layers to the underpainting.
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He was very thin, with marks on his upper body.
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Almost inevitably, I'm deeply struck by how thin they are.
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Our atmosphere is a thin blue line, delicate and hazy.
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This laptop is thin and portable while providing stellar performance.
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They sleep on thin yellow foam mats on the floor.
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"Eat Fat, Get Thin" - Mark Hyman (Little, Brown, $27) 224.
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Coconut, chocolate, and the crispy crunch of an Oreo Thin?
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With pencil asparagus, the stalks are too thin to peel.
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Through thick and thin, they are by each other's side.
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Moreover, the police and criminal justice system are stretched thin.
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Thin film solar panels are lightweight, which reduces launch cost.
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Facebook Watch is finally growing as payouts get spread thin
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With market closed in the United States, trade was thin.
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You cut through the peritoneum, a thin, almost translucent membrane.
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This is still pretty thin soup for a criminal case.
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If they are thin and brittle, hard times are coming.
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We had to invent patent leather out of thin air.
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How does it not all sound, frankly, kind of thin?
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Lin is a quiet, meditative woman with thin, square glasses.
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It's another [opportunity] to make something out of thin air.
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Much of the music of the 1950s is surprisingly thin.
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They take this 15 percent number out of thin air.
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Afghan security forces are stretched thin fighting on multiple fronts.
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My faith was skating on thin ice at this point.
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She has battled to stay thin since she was 10.
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She was in bed, thin, and had not been eating.
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She's small and thin, she wears her long hair loose.
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For some extra coverage, Obama donned a sheer, thin sweater.
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Thin said the dollar's pullback was understandable after recent gains.
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But Crump said the Bradford family's patience is wearing thin.
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Apple just introduced a shiny, super thin new MacBook Pro.
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Yes, that is as thin as you think it is.
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The excitement from the 2018 election has already worn thin.
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Pele's hair is sharp, thin strands of volcanic glass fibers.
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" Li characterized her marriage as "thin and colorless, like water.
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They simply rest inside, balancing on a thin cardboard strip.
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Qatar's index edged down 0.1 percent in very thin trade.
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I pretended it was butter that I was spreading thin.
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Miles has been skating on thin ice for a while.
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The Chancellor's legendary patience finally seemed to have worn thin.
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Mr Trump has a thin skin and a questionable temperament.
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From there, they grow into a thin piece of steak.
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Through thick and thin you've always been my best friend.
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"I saw my illusions dissolve into thin air," he said.
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Thin is still (all that's) in, according to Victoria's Secret.
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If it's too thin, it won't cling to the pasta.
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The Air was extremely thin for such a powerful laptop.
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Virginia Slims, for example, come in a tall, thin box.
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The teacher pointed to the thin girl with the tattoos.
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Hope, for many these days, is thin on the ground.
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She described the attacker as a tall, thin young man.
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Trade was thin ahead of the long New Year's weekend.
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Paul argued that the U.S. is already stretched thin militarily.
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These cases are tough even though they appear relatively thin.
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If they could be thin, they insist, they would be.
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They'd have to love cockroaches, scalding radiators and thin walls . . .
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The potatoes should be "not too thin," according to Teigen.
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I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.
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Volumes were thin as traders prepared for a long weekend.
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"Trump's Achilles heel is his massively thin skin," Moore added.
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Razor thin enough to cut a part into Giroud's coiffe.
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Clearly, Haley didn't invent this idea out of thin air.
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Greenwich Village, Manhattan Mice don't materialize out of thin air.
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"I'm not talking about some thin watery juice," he said.
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Sprinkle a thin, even layer of sugar on the top.
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Yet thin detail means Ocado's true valuation requires heavy guesswork.
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Their daughter, Moe Thin Wai Zan, is three years old.
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He is thin all over apart from very muscular forearms.
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The Afghan Air Force, lacking sufficient aircraft, is stretched thin.
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At such a great altitude, the air is dangerously thin.
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This design keeps the phone really thin at 0.35 inches.
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Some investors have already left, their patience having worn thin.
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Wirecutter's favorites — and mine — are Velcro One Wrap Thin Ties.
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Stroganina is a dish consisting of raw, thin frozen fish.
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He wasn't old, but his legs were thin and creaky.
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The dirt floor buckling underneath a thin layer of linoleum.
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The first MetroCard I got featured the Thin White Duke.
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But it leaves the team awfully thin at wide receiver.
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When I'm thin, I'll be desirable and therefore "girlfriend material".
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And patience is running thin with foreign donors, as well.
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"The pipeline for superintendents is very thin," Ms. Wohlstetter said.
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It's hard to tell how thin or thick it is.
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What bothers me is how thin the authors stretch it.
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I love my family despite it through thick and thin.
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In his databases, Hayes's profile for the man was thin.
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Possibly I should avoid high altitudes, where oxygen is thin.
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Children come with thin paper and charcoal to touch you.
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It is a sweet tale, but evaporates into thin air.
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I'm thin with great hips, great hair, and great shoulders.
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The building is old, and the ceilings are quite thin.
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To make involtini di carne, buy very thin veal scallops.
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Aids say the president's patience for him is wearing thin.
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And finally, vodka — and hand sanitizer — out of thin air.
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How fragile life is, supported by nothing but thin air.
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She was contracted, her limbs thin and wasted from disuse.
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TAVERNISE: She's rail thin, and she has really short hair.
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It's not even worth making a "thin gruel" joke about.
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Even with Flores in place, those protections have proved thin.
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You don't have to be thin to attract a woman.
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"It survived from 1928 on very thin paper," Duke exclaimed.
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"I didn't know that," Lee said with a thin laugh.
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It does have some legal force, right, but it's thin.
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It was pretty but ultimately the fabrics were awfully thin.
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In other words, thin institutions tend to see themselves horizontally.
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I could hear a thin, high roar inside my head.
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They don't have expectations of you being thin or strong.
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Io also has a thin atmosphere made of sulfur dioxide.
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How could a fat person not want to be thin?
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Perhaps, but they did not come out of thin air.
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It gradually thickened until it formed a thin black film.
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It will use "Samsung Ultra Thin Glass" which has crease.
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As it turns out, he's got a pretty thin skin.
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I ordered the thin, weak ragù with overcooked lasagna noodles.
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Legal experts and opposition politicians said the evidence was thin.
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This supposition is based on an admittedly thin historical record.
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They completely made this shit up out of thin air.
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If anyone was motivated to stay thin, it was Danny.
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"Tokenized protocols become 'fat' and its applications 'thin,'" Monegro wrote.
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After years of asking politely, their patience is running thin.
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Absent a fracas, the subject matter can get awfully thin.
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Though the Transformer 3 Pro is thin, it's no lightweight.
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Critically, it's not just young, thin sea ice that's melting.
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The line between illuminating and trivializing is particularly thin here.
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But Mr. Laverty said the service is spread too thin.
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Thin liquids like that are the most challenging to swallow.
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The Brexit referendum passed by a thin majority, and Mrs.
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Her face is tight, with thin lips and wild eyes.
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One American official has since described that intelligence as thin.
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"Our commitment is to the many people with thin wallets."
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And this week, a thin crack in conference unity appeared.
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Replace it with THIN MINT, the popular Girl Scout Cookie.
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That sauce looks thin — let's throw in some more tomatoes.
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"The birds are extremely thin and anemic," Mr. Okoniewski said.
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You can't do that if you're spreading yourself too thin.
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FOLLOW THE PUPPIES I like my nails long and thin.
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"This girl isn't quite thin enough," she whispered to me.
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Water vapor appears on Mars today as thin, wispy clouds.
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A thin layer of Barbasol shaving cream did the trick.
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But this governance by fear and snarl ultimately wore thin.
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Being thin will be the great obsession of your twenties.
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They're chubby, they're thin, they're bundled up or wearing diapers.
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Celebrities have been pretty thin on the ground this couture.
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Common frogs' embryos are surrounded by a thin jelly capsule.
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Scientific evidence of the benefits of placental extract is thin.
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The entire thing is, surprisingly, quite thin at 2512 inches.
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While thin brows are out, grooming them is certainly in.
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Some sheltered for a while behind the thin olive trees.
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His message had worn thin, and so had Pastner's confidence.
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Hopefully plenty of cash to pay for those Thin Mints.
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International patience with Russia certainly appears to be wearing thin.
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Blier's approach is fresh, but her proof is somewhat thin.
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There was one so tall and thin she was foldable.
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We watched him run to us looking wounded and thin.
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The routine has its appeal, but it wore thin eventually.
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No need for crusts when you slice sweet potatoes thin.
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Rivulets of water stream down the glacier's thin leading edge.
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Testing for how weed benefits veterans is a thin field.
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They wore thin ones to match their David Yurman bracelets.
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And so it's bleeding out of a very thin market.
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It feels just right — not too thick, not too thin.
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A thin green mark hovers against the top left corner.
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In that moment the air turned thin in my lungs.
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With the increased restrictions, the organization is stretching itself thin.
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Cut fish into long, thin strips and set aside. 3.
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A corner three is essentially created out of thin air!
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This very thin liquid layer also makes ice extra smooth.
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By age 18, she knew she was never going to be tall enough or thin enough to be a ballerina, though her teachers told her it was easy to be thin: Just stop eating.
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Affected DiGiorno pizzas include the thin and crispy spinach and garlic pizza; the rising crust spinach and mushroom pizza; the pizzeria thin crust spinach and mushroom pizza; and the pizzeria Tuscan-style chicken pizza.
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His hexagonal design is laid over the sheerest of latex material to create a razor-thin thin membrane, thus allowing the wearer to feel more friction and reduce both slippage and breakage during intercourse.
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"If he really believes it's thin, it's thin because the president of the United States ordered his top people who were in the room who know -- have firsthand knowledge not to testify," Jones said.
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Waters actually inspired "The Thin Place," years ago and by accident, when he mentioned to Hnath how his maternal grandmother believed in "thin places" — where the boundaries between our world and others went blurry.
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I wore a wool hat, wool socks, thin cashmere gloves, merino wool leggings and a merino wool long-sleeved top (my skiing base layers), plus a fleece and thin down shell jacket to bed.
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You have your deep dish pizza in Chicago, and then you have your thin crust in New York, and folks like to manufacture these really acerbic pizza wars between the thick crust and the thin.
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And the choices are all compelling, such as a lovely starter of carpaccio palmito, with tissue-paper-thin filet mignon adorned with avocado slices, hearts of palm, arugula, truffle oil and thin slivers of Parmesan.
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First, Dedivanovic applies thin line of matte brown eyeliner along Kardashian's top lash line, and then layers a black shade on top, starting thin at the inner corners and getting thicker towards the outer edge.
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She has precise silver-gray bangs and wears thick rectangular glasses; thin, clear creases ("smile-ruts," she calls them) run from the corners of her nose to the sides of her wide, thin-lipped mouth.
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"The speech was thin on detail, thin on substance and provided no answers to how ministers intend to mitigate the serious consequences of leaving the E.U. without an agreement," Mr. Starmer said in a statement.
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So you can also say that part of this coming away from a goal of thinness could be attributed to a new mentality of 'strong is the new thin,' or 'fit is the new thin.
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Ideally, I would be able to eat Thin after Thin without so much as a look back into the bag, but instead I would be slowed down by every wrapper I'd have to peel away.
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But the rest of the legislative agenda will be thin gruel.
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Of course, fans didn't pull these speculations out of thin air.
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Though gossamer-thin, Cassini showed that Saturn's rings have complex structure.
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"There's a very thin line between success and failure," said Sculley.
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The bezels are thin, so you get a near-edgeless screen.
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The ultra-thin touch pad is also an interactive projection screen.
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Andrew, you could barely even see him he got so thin.
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But trade was thin with Japanese markets closed for a holiday.
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"She looked very thin and very tired," the source tells PEOPLE.
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But with China's markets closed this week, trading volumes were thin.
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In fact, the opposite happened: Giampiero Riggio disappeared into thin air.
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The wedge shape means at least one side is impressively thin.
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As far as Apple products being "thin and powerful," it's true.
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The envelope was small and thin and ripped in my hands.
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They also have insane battery life and exceedingly thin hardware profiles.
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"There's a very thin line between love and hate," Searle says.
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But the disk might be so thin that it would collapse.
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But then she rescinded her testimony and disappeared into thin air.
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That thin ammonia smell, maybe in the sweat, maybe from elsewhere.
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Fashion Confession: Gigi Hadid 'Not Quite as Thin' as Other Models?!
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The MacBook Air is thin, but it's aluminum body is durable.
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Extremely thin, the Wendigo can almost appear as a black shadow.
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Just a thin plastic seal threaded between two flush steel holes.
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The headband brings a thin strip of electrodes to the forehead.
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The durable plastic prevents shatter, but still feels thin and light.
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Getting thin-cut steaks right is all about time and temperature.
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Like many who are unemployed, Fabio Lorusso's patience is wearing thin.
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Of course, this would be impossible with today's too-thin flatscreens.
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" She adds, "My boys are all very tall, they're very thin.
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If their online footprint is thin, it can be a clue.
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Anything else, I have learned, is reserved for the penitent thin.
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President Trump made President Trump look unstable, erratic, and thin-skinned.
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A thin layer of Aquaphor will fight bacteria and promote healing.
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It's getting thin up there in the management ranks at Uber.
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All bodies, thin, fat, young or old, are treated non-judgmentally.
|
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Now, says Fischler, the preferred body shape was "tubular" and thin.
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"We're not talking about votes out of thin air," Gillum said.
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It fixes rough spots, thin prints, and generally makes things printable.
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Marlboro Lights are the most elegant — white and gold and thin.
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"The line between influence and manipulation can be thin," I say.
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Banks' capital ratios are already thin; disposals would stretch them further.
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Mainstream porn generally featured thin, white, cisgender, and able-bodied actors.
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"You're not pulling a number out of thin air," he said.
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Would Microsoft consider a thin-client Windows to compete with Chrome?
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Thin strands of fibre are then pulled from the molten area.
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It's a second thin liquid, and it helps ensuing products absorb.
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Trading was thin with holidays in much of Asia and Europe.
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ASUS ROG STRIX Thin and Light Gaming Laptop — $999.99 See Details
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Even before the cuts UNRWA's services were stretched thin, said residents.
|
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Giovanni, a rail-thin deportee, slowly lowered himself into a chair.
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JG: There's a very thin line that one has to walk.
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Then outline them with Becca concealer and a thin brush 4.
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Underneath the thin plastic keycaps, you have slimmed down Kailh switch.
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They tampered with allegedly foolproof bottles using thin strips of metal.
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The mattress was thin enough to feel every metal spring beneath.
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The thin girls got boyfriends who played on the football team.
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Remove the beef shanks and cut into thin 24-inch pieces.
|
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Its OLED screens are paper-thin and curve for better visibility.
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In court on Wednesday, Mr. Hawit, 64, appeared thin and drawn.
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It's thin, nearly bezelless, and more futuristic-looking than its competitors.
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And it's an appearance that's not only muscular, but also thin.
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But for smaller languages such resources are thin on the ground.
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Two other former senior employees described Musk as notoriously thin-skinned.
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Even the optional Recaro racing seats, firm and thin, were comfortable.
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And I'm thin-- I-- I wasn't sure he'd take the call.
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That sentiment is both thin and slightly inexplicable, but also unshakable.
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But operational details are thin on the ground at this point.
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There are no beds, and detainees are given thin, foil blankets.
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The scaffold consisted of thin metal bars placed at various angles.
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Investors faced a thin supply of new loans over the summer.
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But the margins are razor thin, and have been for decades.
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Totallee makes ultra-thin cases that look amazing (especially for iPhones).
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It taught itself the paper-thin nuances of a hanging chad.
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It's the reality that the original songs themselves are pretty thin.
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Yet the promises of future co-operation were just as thin.
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When could you see these curved, ultra-thin, impossibly light iPhones?
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My thin strands were full and bouncy, with absolutely no crunch.
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In a shallow baking dish, apply thin layer of red peppers.
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This is because the margins are so thin in this business.
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But other than Bob, I found the other characters frustratingly thin.
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The very thin screen is also completely devoid of touchscreen capabilities.
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John Manley of the Business Council called the budget "disappointingly thin".
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That said, scraping and publicly shaming employees walks a thin line.
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Before being called too thin, Winter was slammed for being curvy.
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Four thin pews had been crafted from mismatching planks of wood.
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But seven years have passed and such explanations are wearing thin.
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But i wasn't wanting MORE work, i already felt spread thin.
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The ozone layer, after decades of recovery, began to thin again.
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What to watch: Prayuth has proven an irascible, thin-skinned leader.
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Sara also liked that the fabric is thin, but not sheer.
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But people here are as thin-skinned as it gets. Right.
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Thin Mints cereal will also be released at the same time.
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You see, thin laptops have to go with less powerful GPUs.
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Not bad if you want a thin 17-inch laptop, period.
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Most likely, according to Reisz, these dinosaurs had thin, scaly lips.
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Please put us down for three boxes of Thin Mints, Chris.
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The lines, as far as I can tell, are awfully thin.
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But for many, his charm has worn thin in recent years.
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I'm naturally thin, and my appetite is greatly affected by stress.
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They are with me through thick and thin, and vice versa.
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This new LG TV is as thin as a credit card.
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"Eat Fat, Get Thin" 230 Mark Hyman (Little, Brown, $29) 26.
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Misalignment as thin as a piece of paper can cause jams.
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A thin, green garden snake was stretched out across her arm.
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Famously, Kiarostami's movies walk a thin line between fiction and reality.
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Our spirit of social solidarity is, to put it mildly, thin.
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But I wasn't wanting MORE work, I already felt spread thin.
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The dots connect to each other with a thin purple line.
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Ahead, find their favorite ways to give thin hair new life.
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The display is plenty gorgeous and wrapped in very thin bezels.
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We loved Dyson's light, thin, small, and convenient cordless stick vac.
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A thin metal arm covered in microphones arced above the Beam.
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AND FINALLY A numbers game Isn't skating on thin ice risky?
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One thing that may thin out the terminal crowds is cars.
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Spread a thin layer of jam on top of each half.
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There should be a thin line of concealer at your crease.
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Trump doing the thin look was probably not a good idea.
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There's been a lot of thick and a lot of thin.
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SPRINGE: But there is one thin what he is tweeting like.
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The MacBook Air was thin and light and got stuff done.
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He grew a thin mustache that Ms. Schmitt did not like.
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The shocking visual images did not come out of thin air.
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When share prices are very high, order books are very thin.
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Abu Dhabi's index edged up 0.1 percent in very thin volume.
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You can't have thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
|
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They thought Geralt's body was "too skinny," his legs too thin.
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The book was assumed to be her life in thin disguise.
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Thin sunbeams make everything look bright in that washed out way.
|
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"It will probably thin out to Jeb or Marco," said Rep.
|
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All we want is a device that's light, thin, and fast.
|
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"She definitely notices how thin I've gotten," he says of Liliana.
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I thought, he looked thin, even though he always looks fragile.
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The texture was thin and crisp, just as the chip appeared.
|
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The consistency should resemble a thin mayonnaise or creamy salad dressing.
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However, the research validating the product itself still seems somewhat thin.
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The thin metal page was three-fourths covered with distinct scratches.
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The edges of the Retina display are still thin as hell.
|
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The beautifully suited Thin White Duke overdosed on coke and power.
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You're drawing an obvious comparison to Bowie's Thin White Duke character.
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Tall, thin, and passionately dedicated to turning small boys into mice.
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They're (almost) all white, and thin, and have no visible disabilities.
|
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But when Ramsay visits the Thin Mints, it really goes down.
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His thin-skinned approach ruins the debates and doesn't help him.
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They are not too thick and they are not too thin.
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It's thin and incredibly light, with a 10-hour battery life.
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In Dubai the stock index fell 53 percent in thin volume.
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Shares of the company were marginally down in thin premarket trading.
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The tactic seemed to work with onshore trade reportedly very thin.
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The Surface Studio is thin, but it is not see-through.
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Surely legacies matter, but this analysis wears decidedly thin in places.
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Implausible ratings and thin liquidity are among its fixable teething issues.
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Loved the thin curl of her lips, a smirking red line.
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Perfect's thin, water-resistant probe is easily cleaned between cooking sessions.
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For thin steaks, I love skirt steaks and chuck flap tail.
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Thin, too, are the floating rear seats inspired by modern furniture.
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Rural hospitals on thin margins would be one obvious vulnerable constituency.
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The thin veneer of his good name seems ready to crack.
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The three men were handcuffed and were thin, bearded and shirtless.
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An hour or more passed; the party started to thin out.
|
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Charlize Theron stuck with the two classics — Thin Mints and Samoas.
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So Janice Raymond came out of thin air, as it were.
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The market for starters has been, up until CutterGate, unseasonably thin.
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Atsushi greets me at the door: He is thin and elegant.
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They reduce the body to a thin slice of synthetic ass.
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Instead, dress in thin layers and bring a hat and gloves.
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"Hairline" and "Thin" are entirely new; they're made for mobile reading.
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She also wore a thin diamond band with her engagement ring.
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It's just the choreography and the dancing that are disappointingly thin.
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Investors continue to give a pass on Amazon's laser-thin profits.
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Sources say Tillerson is on thin ice in the Trump administration.
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So pale and thin inside these coverings, like a flower stalk.
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The crust was thin but crispy, and the toppings were generous.
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It's not thin, exactly, but it does have a CD slot.
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It weighs less than two pounds and is only 8mm thin.
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Please do touch this thin screen on the MacBook Pro keyboard.
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The Alienware 217 is 30mm thin, with the GTX 1080 inside.
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Adopting a thin tie is a look he tried to do.
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Collins' character is cast as a thin, white, middle-class woman.
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Literal riff lord Scott Gorham plays guitar in Thin Lizzy, i.e.
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Most horror stories fail to stick the landing, stretching themselves thin.
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Elena is thin and reserved, and has a warbling, nervous laugh.
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"I said I was miserable & as a result I became thin."
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"I would say the ice continues to thin," the source said.
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Then one morning, the Taliban were gone, vanishing into thin air.
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In contrast with traditional financial companies, Lending Club's disclosures are thin.
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Inside, columns extend skyward, linked by a thin spine of skylights.
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More broadly, patience for Sanders is wearing thin among many Democrats.
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But there are signs that South Koreans' patience is running thin.
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The problem for Turnbull is that his majority is wafer thin.
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Critics said "In the Tall Grass" stretched its premise too thin.
|
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He can be prickly and thin-skinned, casually cruel and dismissive.
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"Slice it thin and it melts in your mouth," he said.
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But on Thursday he signaled his patience might be wearing thin.
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He looks thin and tired, unshaven, confused, cold, short of breath.
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Whenever attrition threatened to thin the ranks, new recruits turned up.
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In these photographs, though, borders are fragile, penetrable, thin as gauze.
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Adding a tablespoon or two will thin down the sauce nicely.
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He had become so thin, one doctor suspected he was anorexic.
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Last year, Amazon introduced the ultra-thin and expensive Kindle Oasis.
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The report, called " 'Friending' Your Way Thin," analyzed data from CalorieKing.
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While she was talking, I noticed how thin the seats seemed.
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The diapers consist of three layers but are actually quite thin.
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One witness said the man was tall, thin, and wearing camouflage.
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They were thin, crispy, and smothered in herbs and minced garlic.
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The ice has gotten so thin that sunlight reaches through it.
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The surface is constantly exposed to a harshly cold, thin atmosphere.
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"They're still plucking numbers out of thin air," the woman said.
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Mr. Hywood denies that reporters are now thin on the ground.
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"DoD has this tremendous capacity and wasn't stretched thin," Rosenblum maintains.
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I would stress today this is happening in pretty thin volumes.
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"This is the missing piece in the Fed's puzzle," Thin added.
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And, the Democratic bench to replace Pelosi is very, very thin.
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But the case against Kenyatta was too thin to sacrifice him.
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First, Apple is spread too thin when it comes to software.
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The tip of the thin, black stylus glides across the screen.
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But in the U.S., the value investor is on thin ice.
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Volume was thin at the start of a holiday-shortened week.
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Now, do you want your asparagus pencil thin, medium or jumbo?
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Liquidity remained thin as holidays kept investors away from trading desks.
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The characters are appealing, if a little thin around the edges.
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There is a thin fibre-optic cable running into its brain.
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Many of these markets are thin and subject to price manipulation.
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Sprinkle another thin, even layer of sugar on the work surface.
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The company, however, could be spreading itself too thin, analysts said.
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Why are crusts thin in New York but deep in Chicago?
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Because Thin Mints tend to reign supreme nearly every single time.
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Eyeliner in East Asia is usually brown and often very thin.
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But they still do things one thin layer at a time.
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It has a small screen, thin body, and long battery life.
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His nipples are clearly visible through a thin, mustard-color shirt.
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Thin Mints, Caramel deLites, Trefoils...it's hard to pick a favorite.
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Everyone else gave up, but the Thin White Duke refused to.
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In that thin, quiet stream, he heard a few straggling voices.
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Finally, blanket the egg with a thin slice of havarti cheese.
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Instead, it's that both currently find themselves on seriously thin ice.
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For long periods of time, you're stretched thin on resources, too.
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You cut it into very thin slices and it's pretty delectable.
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Thin, flaky, and buttery bread has many names across the globe.
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In addition to the weak dialogue, the characters are paper thin.
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My hair is thin and short, and I'm pudgy and pale.
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Balloons are made from a thin plastic and filled with helium.
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Thin black strings thicken magically into the branches of a tree.
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Fold the base of each ear under a thin plastic headband.
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Thin and long cat limbs stretched wrong-way on the bed.
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Thin silver cuffs molded to the forearm — like subtle, wearable sculptures.
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This officer was thin and swarthy, and he had sad eyes.
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Because of his first failed venture, his funds were stretched thin.
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More often than not, you'll end up stretching yourself too thin.
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Its thin, edible skin was also delightfully free of large warts.
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The thin slices of beef going from red to pale pink.
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But if social trust is thin, social solidarity is nearly nonexistent.
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But she wasn't as thin as the women she raced against.
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"Their patience had worn incredibly thin," a congressional aide told CNN.
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He was very tall, very thin, and seemed handsome to me.
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He also repeatedly touted his own credentials, which soon wears thin.
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"Behemoth" is contextually thin in places, especially Freeman's take on deindustrialization.
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A thin film of sweat has formed all over my body.
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The contents of that memo are as thin as Trump's coif.
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Chicken or fish for 150 doesn't materialize out of thin air.
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You had to balance on that thin line to stay alive.
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Then within a few years, the forms thin down, grow lighter.
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But the promises to do better are starting to wear thin.
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The Trump administration in particular has been stretched thin on trade.
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Above all, his Don Rickles shtick — politics by insult — wore thin.
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Rescuers trying to reach them have been stymied by thin ice.
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But after six months, "he's very sleek and thin," says Mrs.
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He is extremely thin, although he said his father was obese.
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On Tuesday, however, he signaled his patience may be wearing thin.
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Use your fingers to tap on a thin layer, then repeat.
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That's a value buy for anyone with roomies and thin walls.
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Why did we consolidate and thin out supply chains so aggressively?
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The EU had been skating on thin-ice for a while.
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Associates with these "thin files" tended to be minorities and women.
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Most fast-food restaurants cook their burgers thin and well done.
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"Are you ready for something thin, white and salty?" he asked.
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We now know it wasn't thin; it was a damned lie.
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The carriage was simple with thin wood paneling and red carpet.
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There was also the matter of the thin, polluted air itself.
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Less so are the movie's slapdash setup and paper-thin characterizations.
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At the end of some pieces, it fades into thin air.
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Young and old, and fat and thin, and poor and rich.
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The move follows Tasmania's ban on thin plastic bags in 2013.
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This flow, like a viral Internet phenomenon, can quickly wear thin.
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These "VC tourists" will thin out, putting companies in capital limbo.
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Some congressional races in 2018 were decided by razor-thin margins.
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U.S. trading was thin following the long Labor Day holiday weekend.
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The secret, its fans say, is to spread it very thin.
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"Best would have been if he used that phrase," said Thin.
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But the runners and those on a diet were relatively thin.
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I feel somehow both numb and raw, skin thin, laid open.
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It was softer than a tire, the walls thin and shiny.
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He also said they tied a thin rope around his neck.
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The walls had crumbled and only the thin wooden frame remained.
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"Our margin of error for time is so thin," he said.
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As we near the Karachi Hotel neighbourhood, the buildings thin out.
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African American voters significantly bolstered JFK's razor-thin margin of victory.
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He brought it out of thin air, just made it up.
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A thin waterfall hundreds of feet high twisted off the rocks.
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They didn't show, but "The Thin Red Line" didn't win anything.
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He was skeletally thin, and too weak to stand without help.
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When you're done, add compost and a thin layer of mulch.
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My first pour into the steaming jug was thin and watery.
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When you're done, add compost and a thin layer of mulch.
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Warmer ocean waters are causing the Thwaites ice shelf to thin.
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In "The Thin Place," Hilda hopes to solve a family mystery.
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But with only 52 seats, the GOP's margin remains razor thin.
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This foreign policy, however, is like a frayed thin rubber band.
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I grow fat from immobility and then I grow thin again.
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Here's how to make the very best burgers, fat or thin.
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Child care centers in America operate on incredibly thin profit margins.
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In other words, plants create themselves partly out of thin air.
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Biannual campaign promises about lowering health care costs are wearing thin.
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The hours are long, the profits thin and the loneliness unrelenting.
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The cost of protection is reportedly stretching the Coast Guard thin.
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Carl, meanwhile, remained hanging on by a thin thread, it seems.
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And anybody to defend that is treading on very thin ice.
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JOHN MALONE: Well, I think even though they're thin on content.
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The timeline is of critical import to Trump's paper-thin defenses.
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These people don't care whether a candidate is fat or thin.
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The monarchical conceit wears thin—but the wider observations are acute.
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Another was given aspirin despite having thin blood — he nearly died.
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Our chain is actually pretty thin, so it will lace up.
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Meanwhile, Clinton's lead in two other critical states is razor-thin.
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Third, the tigers' thin welfare states have also become a hindrance.
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"Eat Fat, Get Thin" 210 Mark Hyman (Little, Brown, $230) 28.
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The margins, no matter what, are going to be incredibly thin.
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EST (1803 GMT) in thin trading ahead of the Christmas holiday.
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It is "The Thin Red Line," not "The Line Red Line."
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A blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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Rippon isn't the only Olympian who has felt stretched thin financially.
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"The Thin Man" set the tone of high-style romantic movies.
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Quarterly, I got that crawly feeling in my wafer-thin stomach.
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Read more " _____ • From TruthDig: "His policies haven't sprung from thin air.
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Indeed, given Trump's thin skin, he surely took Macron's comments personally.
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Turnover was thin; this week's volume was the lowest in 2016.
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The staff keeping the lists up to date are stretched thin.
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His long nose droops towards a thin goatee on his chin.
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He's the most thin-skinned son of a bitch I've seen.
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Pat McCrory, a Republican, by a razor-thin margin in November.
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Indexes in Frankfurt and Paris making similar gains in thin trading.
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The Bog Girl floated, thin as a dress, on the mattress.
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As an Angeleno, I have thin skin and am cold intolerant.
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"It will wear thin if it is overused," Mr. Edwards said.
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Her instinct is to be adamant (and the inverse, thin-skinned).
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Late 2015 polling showed Strickland ahead by a razor-thin margin.
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Not to mention a platter of thin pan-seared pork chops.
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That "ideal" was instead a very young and thin body type.
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The original stone walls have been coated with a thin plaster.
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My face became swollen from steroids while my body grew thin.
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The thin California snowpack is also a function of high temperatures.
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And tomato, thin arcs with just enough juice, sweet and bright.
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I nabbed a thin pair on sale at Ann Taylor Loft.
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This is compounded by the fact that Vogelsang's books are thin.
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This allowed the more motivated oppositionto snatch a wafer-thin victory.
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Oenophiles should ensure they select a variety with a thin screw.
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Shortbread (also known as Trefoils) and Thin Mints are enduring classics.
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When you consider play style, the similarities start to thin out.
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A thin, craggy blue line runs the length of the painting.
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And the ice layers that skates glide on are microscopically thin.
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Despite being so thin, the mat's material is built to last.
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" She touched his hairline and said: "It's thin, but it's real.
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"We're probably starting to thin out for the holidays as well, so there are some people taking some profits," said Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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A thin vertical tower supports an equally thin horizontal arm where you'll find the lamp's actual light source perched on the end—and it's all held up by a heavy base that can rotate 360-degrees.
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The measures were intended to prevent young and vulnerable models from being pressed into becoming excessively thin, to protect against anorexia and to push back against images of unhealthily thin women featured in glossy fashion magazines.
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I've spent my adult life watching thin girls eat Big Macs and not gain an ounce, and much bigger girls opt for the stomach staple or the lap-band surgery and emerge weeks later, newly thin.
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"Japanese have extremely low gestational weight gain among thin and normal BMI women, which explains why birthweight is low even compared to other east Asians who also generally tend to be thin like Japanese," he said.
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Unlike last year's brick-like OnePlus 2 or OnePlus X that were rough around the edges, the 3 is comfortable to hold, thin without being too thin, and agile when going in and out of my pocket.
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But beyond the smart storage system, the S Pen's novelty is thin.
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Geskin says the TV set has a metal body and thin bezels.
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The writers weren't just pulling it out of thin air — not entirely.
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"Through thick and thin you've always been my best friend," he posted.
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Her mother also rode her mercilessly to be thin, attractive, perfectly attired.
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But in a business of thin margins, scale is starting to count.
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It also has relatively low cash reserves and fairly thin profit margins.
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Generally, the list of non-game content on Switch is incredibly thin.
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Samsung's device, while pocketable, didn't look particularly thin compared to modern smartphones.
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She's tall and thin, picking her words as carefully as her steps.
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Shareholder payouts may be thin on the ground, and multiples ultimately suffer.
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Male bodies are almost always muscular, while female bodies are drawn thin.
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Like the repeated bans in New Delhi on using thin plastic bags.
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Offers for Pakistan's July-August requirement were also thin on the ground.
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Sorrenti's girlfriend, model Jaime King, is nearly beatific in thin, listless deshabille.
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Then about two hours after she gave birth, Thin Tharoo turned blue.
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