The spongy top layer is created by whipped egg whites.
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Underneath this top layer of soil, things look very different.
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The top layer is where the people walk and live.
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He presses it gently down on the top layer of chocolate.
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The top layer provides a temperature shield to keep the pieces cool.
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But the top layer of Filipino pool had been shaved right off.
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Yet this is just the top layer of Ms. Mohapatra's ravishing art.
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The top layer has deep pockets to catch litter and prevent tracking.
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It would be two-layered in structure: top layer men, bottom layer women.
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At Simmons' first swing, the top layer of the panel shows visible cracks.
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So, when it's dunked in water, the top layer curls over the bottom.
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Uniqlo's Crewneck Sweater is the ideal top layer on those cold, winter days.
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Step 1: Begin by parting your hair and clipping the top layer up.
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The patented Avena top layer keeps you from overheating while also providing extra bounce.
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When you're in the top layer you see why free trade is so good.
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And, there's a 2-inch gel memory foam top layer to keep you cool.
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I've returned from vacations to find her top layer of soil cracked and dehydrated.
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With the quake, the top layer of rock and earth fell into the water.
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Solar radiation and rapidly increasing temperatures cause melting and weaken the snowpack's top layer.
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And if you're really desperate you can cut the top layer of the carton off.
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You can also choose to add a cooling top layer to the extra firm side.
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This is the protein that binds the top layer of skin to the bottom layers.
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A chemical peel is a skin treatment that removes the top layer of the skin.
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There should now be an edge piece in the top layer without a yellow sticker.
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We carefully scraped the top layer of snow into a bowl, avoiding twigs and leaves.
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The top layer of skin gets irritated, then pushes down and disrupts the bottom layer.
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And cysts tend to be round, flesh-toned, or nestled under the top layer of skin.
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Top with apple filling, then the top layer of crust, crimping at the edges to seal.
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After consuming the delicious sides, you should remove the top layer, and, then, the bottom piece.
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Trim back the top layer of fat and grill it over medium heat, then slice it.
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Then a top layer is scraped off by hand before another wax layer is ironed on.
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Next, I pulled off the top layer, exposing the adhesive surface I'd place against my skin.
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It's thick (12-inches tall) and medium-firm, with a soft, cozy, and textured top layer.
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The top layer is a cover, made out of a breathable blend of polyester and spandex.
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Add chopped parsley to the middle layer and add grated part on the top layer. 7.
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It's composed of a 3D-printed top layer, a mic array, a Raspberry Pi, and two speakers.
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" Though a fan of the series, Bilson confesses she's "only grazed the top layer of country music.
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But multiple exposures of the carbon crust mixed with the top layer, giving Mercury its dark shade.
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That top layer is the fancy stuff — it's what most mattress stores charge an enormous premium on.
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It only has the cheap-o bottom foam layer, and a slightly ritzier memory foam top layer.
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At which time the ocean's top layer may have turned to ice like a lake in winter.
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If the matched sticker in the top layer is right of the center, perform the Right Trigger.
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If you want to add a frothy top layer, include half an egg white in the mix.
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The look is achieved by pinning up the top layer of hair and coloring the strands underneath.
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The aging top layer of commanders and generals of the Afghan forces is widely seen as corrupt.
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We felt when the country opened up, it's not the top layer [of society] that needed help.
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Cryoconite darkens the top layer of glaciers, which causes them to absorb sunlight and form pools of water.
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SolaRoad says that the top layer has also been designed to be dirt repellent, skid resistant and strong.
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Surprisingly, that top layer is thinner than the width of a red blood cell, according to the study.
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Separately, a few reviewers reported having removed the top layer of the display causing damage to the screen.
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At the top layer, Facebook users see the posts of their friends and can share information with them.
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In the most polluted yard found, a top layer of soil had 45,000 parts per million of lead.
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Sprinkle parmesan over surface of the top layer then drizzle with the remaining 1/4 cup olive oil.
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Some aluminium ions within the material vaporize and then collect on the very top layer of the sheet.
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Many users praised the surface's nonstick performance, but some reported that the top layer peeled or flaked off.
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The company added that the main display has a top layer designed to protect the screen from scratches.
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Some reviewers had reported removing the top layer of the display, causing damage to the screen, Samsung noted.
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The second to last (or should I call it top?) layer is where the real cooling magic happens.
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"I'm mainly nervous about the blade cutting off the top layer of my skin," she admits before the procedure.
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This cake didn't just have an image of Minnie on it, the mouse's head protruded above the top layer.
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With your top layer selected, choose Image, Adjustments and Black & White to give yourself a black and white image.
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We took off the top layer and we also had our get-acquainted moment which is like, 'That's nice.
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In 2017, she celebrated with a round cake from Covergirl that prominently featured her face on the top layer.
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The top layer, accounting for 70%, would be about as safe as German government bonds, says the group's report.
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There's a small gap between the protective top layer and the actual display underneath, but it won't affect usage.
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All were declared Stage 0, having been limited to the top layer of the skin, and were not invasive.
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The trick is to make sure the top layer is substantial enough to hide any bunching or bumps underneath.
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"Larvae crawl towards the food from below, feed, and then are expelled on the top layer," Shishkov's team said.
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Then, for a week, the top layer of Caroline's skin will peel off to reveal the baby skin underneath.
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Step Four: Solve the Middle Layer Identify edge pieces on the top layer that do not have yellow stickers.
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A heart-shaped outer glow is placed around the couple, finished with the top layer, text reading "LGBT Love".
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Strip mining involves the removal of the top layer of rock or soil to reach the coal beneath it.
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At least with the old Moto Z Force, Motorola let customers replace that top layer themselves for around 30 bucks.
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This cooks just the top layer of flesh, but loosens up the oil in the flesh, making it extra buttery.
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Placed inside discreet crevices on the top layer of the insole, bacteria is able to detect compounds present in sweat.
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A top layer of fresh bread crumbs, cheese and lashings of olive oil bakes into the crispy crust of dreams.
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The top layer was super frothy with tiny bubbles and closer to 1 inch thick — the thickest of all five.
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Hydrology of the land is also important, says Gourley, because the top layer of soil could be dry or wet.
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It just gives the land a top layer of bone-dry dust, which the flooding sweeps away, creating those sediment rivers.
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Here's why: The top layer is made of quilted gel memory foam that contours to your body and provides extra loft.
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The top layer uses open cell foam for heat dissipation and a woven cover to force air flow and minimize sweat.
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With that in mind, the biggest tier was made with confetti cake, as well as their special take-home top layer.
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Papillae gets saliva to the base of the fur — without it, cats would only be able to clean the top layer.
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He reasoned that, as the top layer got worn, and water began leaking through it, this glue would start to dissolve.
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After a day of mild temperatures, the top layer of the Planai course weakened during the race and slowed later starters.
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After teasing, I smooth down the top layer with the same comb and it gives my hair a just-washed look.
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The problem is getting people from the bottom layer to the top layer — a 30-minute drive, but a universe away.
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The current owners then had the massive task of digging out the access portal and rebuilding the top layer of concrete.
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It easily penetrated the loamy top layer before I heard it thunk and scrape against the cold, frozen ground beneath—permafrost.
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Occasionally you will find no edge pieces in the top layer without yellow stickers but the middle layer is not solved.
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At this point, lift the edges ever so slightly, so that the runny top layer can slip under on all sides.
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After about three minutes on one side, I flipped the burger and noticed the top layer was already becoming slightly brown.
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All of the Nazca works were created by removing the darker top layer of earth to reveal the white sand beneath.
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The way its magnetic top layer snaps on, like the closing of a German car door, is a thing of beauty.
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In addition to photos, Dawn will use its instruments to understand the chemical composition of the top layer of Ceres&apos surface.
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The fragment had penetrated his skull and lodged itself into the dura mater, the top layer of the brain, doctors told Martinez.
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Instead of reaching behind the top layer of your hair, clip it up to allow for easy reach to your bottom layer.
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The plush mattress features a top layer made from memory foam that's formulated to provide extra comfort while still providing adequate support.
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Viewers are encouraged to use the change in their pockets, their fingernails, or credit cards to chip away at that top layer.
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This allows the music video to play on the top layer, with interactive elements and other design features in the other layers.
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After a large snowfall in January, he had scooped off the top layer and started building a four by eight-foot mound.
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To do so, they applied the particles to the polypropylene surface using a liquid that could dissolve the top layer of plastic.
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The lasers use infrared to lightly scratch designs into the top layer of the jean's surface, creating the faded outlines and tears.
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The Leesa Hybrid Pillow combines the best of both worlds with a firm gel pillow base and a soft quilted top layer.
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This geometric print is so cleanly cut out of the top layer of the dress that it's just subtle enough for Easter.
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This pick is highly recommended for hot-yoga fans because of the "microfiber moisture activated grip top layer" and nonslip rubber base.
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"In the top layer [of the ocean] you see there is a ton of biomass between 10 meters and 30 meters" Wagner says.
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Dr. Sobel explains that an effective dark-spot remover should do two things: exfoliate the top layer of skin and inhibit melanin production.
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That way, you're removing any residue or oil and buffing the top layer of skin off without adding any products into the mix.
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" The spokesperson also said some of the device reviewers "reported having removed the top layer of the display causing damage to the screen.
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I exfoliate my skin at least two or three times a week to keep the top layer shedding, which offs dead skin cells.
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The top layer of heavily contaminated dirt has been scraped away and piled up in mounds underneath plastic covers, waiting to be removed.
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Tulo brags that its top layer of ventilated memory foam is "integrated with titanium particles" so you don't wake up in a sweat.
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The top layer of the Leesa mattress is made of Avena foam which includes an airflow system to help prevent overheating at night.
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Basically, exposure to UVA rays can cause genetic damage to cells in the top layer of your skin, where most skin cancer occurs.
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The new place was alien, slick as Abu Dhabi in its top layer, with Bluetooth and Google Glass cyborgs strolling beneath glass towers.
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The following "trigger moves" are the most basic of the bunch: Look for white stickers on the top layer that face the sides.
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Thanks to its top layer of Talalay latex, this mattress is pleasantly bouncy — great for jumping on, but also great for tension relief.
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The goal is to slough off the superficial top layer of the skin, thus leading to a more even and lighter skin tone.
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A blister heals when the skin underneath the bubble grows back, and the top layer of skin peels away, according to Harvard Health Review.
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A thin layer of dermis called the green zone forms between the abnormal dermis (deeper layer of skin) and epidermis (top layer of skin).
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Another key difference, according to Jaxcee, is that balayage applies color only to the top layer of hair to achieve a sun-kissed look.
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Healthy skin is nicely exfoliated, but it turns out the dead skin on the top layer does give you a bit of sun protection.
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But if $1,900 for a queen is a little steep, the popular Casper has a latex-like top layer that has a similar effect.
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The top layer, the "active layer," freezes and thaws with the seasons, but the layer beneath stays at 0 degrees Celsius for multiple years.
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The desire, or at least the top layer of it, is to get as close to inside — or as inside — each other as possible.
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The bottom was white chocolate champagne, the middle layer was white almond raspberry, and the top layer – saved just for the couple – was coconut.
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It features a gel-infused memory foam top layer, three inches of TitanChill endurance foam, SmartFlow support foam, pocket coils, and base support foam.
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At that time of year in Alaska, the frost has thawed, making the top layer of soil wet, but only a few inches down.
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Over time, the cratered surface we see now became the top layer, with alternating layers of boulders and loose, fine grain material buried beneath.
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Unless we moved quickly over the surface, our skis would punch through the top layer, which would then trap us up to our thighs.
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"It can be thought of as dead skin cells shedding off the top layer of the scalp, [which] happens all over the body," he says.
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It's ideal for those in-between days when you can't go entirely without a top layer just yet, but you've over-worn your denim jacket.
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They developed a short, hollow microneedle that penetrates only the top layer of the skin rather than the muscle, allowing it to be self-administered.
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The top layer uses open cell foam to make heat dissipate, with the woven cover forcing air flow to keep things breezy and sweat-free.
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"It's important to slough off that top layer of dead, dull skin that builds up thanks to the extra sweat, SPF, and pollution," she explains.
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"The top layer of management live like kings and queens while the people at the bottom are scrabbling for a decent existence," Ms. Gordon said.
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The top layer of fine particles may have also once contained boulders, but those may have been broken apart in eons of subsequent cosmic pummeling.
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But Wheels has 30 biodegradable liners in each helmet so that each rider rips off the top layer for a new layer of head protection.
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The top layer of his cabinet — the attorney general, as well as the secretaries of state, Treasury and defense — is made up of white men.
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The top layer of the GRP mat is made from fancy material that absorbs sweat so the surface of the mat doesn't get slick, Sessler says.
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Your sweat passes through the top layer, and then moves into a layer of charcoal-infused rubber, which is supposed to act as a natural deodorant.
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The output of the top layer will be the solution to a computational problem — in this case, an estimate of the direction of the user's gaze.
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The Essential, the most basic of Casper's catalog, has three layers of foam — a firm bottom layer, a supportive middle layer, and a soft top layer.
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Then I tone with rosewater spray, moisturize with generic face cream from Trader Joe's, and put on a top layer of Supergoop Unseen 40 SPF Sunscreen.
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The company also noted that the screen's top layer was not intended to be removed and could cause damage if the user attempted to do so.
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The closest mattress to this one was the Purple mattress, which had a silicone-like top layer that felt like Jell-O (in a pleasant way).
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The coroner said DNA and toxicology testing would be done, but fingerprints couldn't be retrieved from the body because the top layer of skin had deteriorated.
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Then, Dr. Lee brings out a high-tech CO2 resurfacing laser to sand down the top layer of rough skin and even out the overall texture.
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The focaccia was amazingly light and airy, the basil was bright, and the juice from the tomato soaked right through the top layer of the bread.
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Working together with the breathable Tencel top layer, the doughy open-cell memory foam optimizes air flow to distribute heat more evenly and avoid getting damp.
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Scott, Tiny, Kandi Burruss, LaTocha Scott and their dancers start off strong, barely missing a step, until it's time for the top layer to come off.
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They found that just beneath the thick top layer was a lower layer of papillae, the same kind of small protuberances found on the human tongue.
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I want to explicate with a minimum of spoilers, so I'm going to try to start with the top layer and dig down as we go.
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Sunscreen that then dries to a rock hard shell that essentially requires you to rip off the top layer of your skin in order to remove it.
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The two-tiered white and gold confection featured a top layer that resembled a ruffle and was nearly identical to the top half of Vergara's birthday outfit.
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When damp, this foam material draws in water and allows a tiny bit of makeup to penetrate the top layer of the sponge for a cushion effect.
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And a plan to streamline the top layer of the European Commission, the executive body in the administrative capital of Brussels, has been undermined by national infighting.
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Kugel, a staple in Jewish cuisine, is a casserole made with egg noodles, cottage cheese, sour cream, sugar and a crunchy top layer (typically crushed corn flakes).
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As the Adriatic plate was forced down into Earth's mantle, the realm beneath the planet's crust, this top layer of sediment and lifeforms was sheared right off.
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Designed for climbing, technical apparel brand Foehn&aposs Robson Down Hoody ($260) is a warm but lightweight top layer for heading into (and sleeping in) the cold.
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You are much better off wearing sunscreen to prevent or avoid skin damage and using a good basic moisturizer to smooth out the top layer of skin.
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The Trisome is a three-tier cake with a chocolate chip crust, a vanilla cream center and a top layer of berry mousse drizzled with dark chocolate.
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Carbon nanotubes can also act as sensors, so the top layer can be a sensor, too, feeding data to the rest of the chip for processing and storage.
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He said he had just stepped outside of the party when he was struck by the bullet fragment, which became lodged in the top layer of his brain.
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It has a layer of individually-wrapped springs sandwiched between five layers of foam in various densities, including a 210-inch top layer of airy, cooling Avena foam.
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Early users had noted that the display's very top layer looked like the protective adhesive commonly applied to new smartphones, and had even attempted to peel it off.
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The video, which depicts the ledge's protective top layer splintering into thousands of pieces on the 103rd floor, has gone viral in the days since it was posted.
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On the top layer, there's the frosting and the sprinkles: top tier artists who shine bright like the diamonds Rihanna sang about on her smash hit 2012 single.
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These include regular tilling or plowing, in which the top layer of soil is turned to break and aerate compacted earth while burying weeds and other organic matter.
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Wong noticed that the screen had started to peel away from the laminate top layer right at the hinge, creating a bubble between the screen and the laminate.
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Then, under that top layer are lost objects — a mitten, a key — the kinds of things that might be misplaced during a romp through a pile of leaves.
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One sector that will not be leveraging Skymind is the top layer of large tech companies that have poured billions of dollars into developing their own open-source technologies.
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The tiara was originally made from from pearls and diamonds already owned by the royal family, but a top layer of pearls was later removed and turned into brooches.
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Melt ponds are exactly what they sound like: pools of water that form on top of sea ice when the ice's top layer melts in the spring and summer.
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For each section (starting from the bottom layer and working your way to the top layer), use a 1 and ½-inch curling iron to create an "S-wave" pattern.
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This top-layer construction combines all the features many sleepers look for and is what also makes the original mattress and its Pouch bean bag chair so invitingly comfortable.
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But, I quickly learned after biting into the seafood that while the center of the pasta dish was piping hot, the top layer — including the seafood — was nearly cool.
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When the top layer of lava cools and hardens, it creates a cave that lava can flow through for months before it trains and hollows out, becoming a tube.
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Casper's Nova Hybrid is the plushest mattress the brand has ever offered, featuring a soft, airy top layer on top of the support system that Casper is known for.
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The top layer is a charred purée of corn kernels gone creamy from simmering in milk, with hidden seams of sweet basil — the classic ingredients of humitas, Chilean tamales.
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The adult slides retail for $55 and feature a classic slip-on silhouette made from injected EVA foam with a soft top layer in the footbed for added cushioning.
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Before construction of the NSC began, workers helped decontaminate the area by removing the top layer of soil along with any potential radioactive material that might have been left behind.
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Image: GizmodoHide the top layer via the eye icon in the Layers pane and switch to the second copied layer underneath, adjusting the Levels and Curves in the same way.
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The researchers are also trying to determine the water dispersal on the moon and see if it's trapped in the top layer or if it reaches down to the crust.
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The shingles have three layers — a high-efficiency solar cell, a specially designed film to mask the cell from viewers on the ground, and a top layer of tempered glass.
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And then, at the very top layer you have detectors that can tell you whether you're looking at a person or a dog or a sailplane or whatever it is.
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Garren often wraps the top layer of damp hair in curlers ("the big pink Velcro kind") before blow-drying and then shaking out the hair to create bouncy, tousled fullness.
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Then I covered my face, chest and arms in light green paint, set it with powder, and used squares of fishnet as a stencil for the top layer of black.
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Again, Samsung put the onus on reviewers there, but ultimately shouldered the blame for a top layer that looked almost exactly like the laminate Galaxy devices ship with to avoid scratching.
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The company uses convection and conduction methods from the top layer to the bottom to move heat away from your body, so you're not too hot or warm as you sleep.
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But wait a day or so — putting something like coconut oil on your skin when you've just gotten burned could actually trap heat in the top layer, making the inflammation worse.
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It had a foam head closer to 1/4 of an inch thick and had a more noticeable transition when sipping through the top layer to the bottom, more liquid layer.
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And the depth of the "active layer" — the top layer of permafrost that thaws in the summertime — is growing deeper in the Arctic regions north of Europe, a sign of instability.
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My son and I carefully replaced the top layer and studied the setup: it was impossible to distinguish the nest from the jumble of the garden, even knowing it was there.
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"For these top layer football teams, the cream of the crop in the Power Five conferences, you have 80,000 people buying tickets, you've got coaches making over $1 million," he added.
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However the model did allowed her trusted pro to cut the top layer of her hair, and the next time you see Ratajkowski, expect to be gawking at a newly layered cut.
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The extreme heat of the blast melted the surrounding sandy soil&aposs top layer into a green, radioactive glass known as trinitite for about 1,150 feet in all directions from ground zero.
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Here, electrons have two options when they're heated by light in the top layer of graphene: bounce around and hit each other within that layer, or migrate down through the boron nitride.
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Reading back the findings recently, she said EPA had detected lead at 4,510 parts per million in the top layer of her front yard, or more than 10 times the action level.
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There's Philippe Conticini's Phil'goût, a decadent, puffed rice chocolate cake with a hazelnut crust and a mixed milk- and dark-chocolate top layer; and weekend-only goodies like Gilles Marchal's célèbre Madeleines.
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Only the top layer of the soil has changed over time, making the soil a perfect way to test their palaeothermometer to track temperature, humidity and precipitation in the area over time.
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Two factors affect temperatures in the Atlantic: ocean heat content (a measure of heat stored by the ocean) and sea surface temperatures, which are measured at the top layer of the ocean.
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The resulting screen is like a Photoshop image with layers: The digital part is the top layer that sits in front of whatever real objects are behind the glass inside the light box.
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In the end, my four-year crusade against acne wasn't won by furiously washing off the top layer of my skin, but by going on the pill and actually starting to use lotion.
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Casper's signature mattress (for humans) has three layers of foam — a bottom layer made of cheap stuff, a middle layer made of "elastic memory foam," and a top layer made of latex foam.
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Introduced this month, it stimulates collagen production by piercing the top layer of the skin with tiny sterile needles, followed by a Biologique Recherche serum that consists of 24 amino acids and vitamins.
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The 13 percent is no longer the very top layer of the national economy, but a much deeper slice of residents in high-income, high-cost states like New York, Connecticut and California.
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At night, I like to use an oil or balm to first melt away the top layer of my makeup, then follow up with Milky Jelly to remove the dregs of my mascara.
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The top layer of the cake was garnished with slices of tomato, cucumber, cheese, salmon, and boiled eggs, and a shitload of shrimp inside a crown of dill, topped off with lemon slices.
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Double shot is generally considered to be the gold standard, because the coloring for the legend runs through the keycap, meaning even if the top layer of plastic wears away, the lettering won't disappear.
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The MaterialEach mattress is designed in San Francisco, assembled in the U.S., and composed of a PU foam base, a supportive center layer of memory foam, and a thin top layer of latex foam.
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Though she the trusted pro to cut the top layer of her hair, it was actually her idea to braid the lower section of hair and pin it at the nape of her neck.
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"Because it's a very large molecule and cannot possibly penetrate through the top layer of the skin, the justification for using hyaluronic acid as a topical hydrator is moderate at best," says Dr. Shamban.
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Use it as a top layer that not only adds polish to the outfit by creating a strong shoulder to juxtapose the slouch of the jean, but which also allows for multiple layers underneath.
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He then soaks the covers in water to soften them and removes the top layer of the covers— what the artist refers to as "skin"—and arranges the skins on canvas before applying paint.
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Skimming off the top layer left a neutral, rich milk that could be the base for any ice cream flavor, in addition to another layer of sediment could be used in cones and pastries.
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During warm spells, for instance, the top layer of Greenland's surface melts; and because meltwater is less reflective than ice or fresh snow and absorbs more solar energy, that in turn leads to more melting.
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Although your tattoo ink doesn't live in the top layer of skin (it's actually underneath, in the dermis), it does trigger the body to shed as a response to what your body thinks is an injury.
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Fold the two empty corners of the banana leaf over the fish so that they meet in the middle, leaving an inch or two of space between the leaf and the top layer of tomato jam.
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In other photos in her slideshow post, Menounos showed off her lemon-filled decor, complete with a scrumptious yellow cake with a multi-color top layer, cheerful lemon centerpieces, yellow plants, yellow-hued drinks and pastries.
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If the operations of the brain can be separated out and stratified, then perhaps we can construct something akin to just the top layer, and achieve (AI) while bypassing the messy flesh that characterizes organic life.
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The depth to which the soil thaws at the end of summer has likewise increased, indicating that the top layer of what used to be permafrost has added more organic matter to the microbial dining table.
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The durable base layer of the Casper Hybrid features individually-wrapped coils, then above it there's a foam zoned support layer for spine alignment, pressure-relieving memory foam, and a top layer of breathable comfort foam.
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For moderate snowfall, a scrape that also features a brush is a good idea, as these devices allow you to remove the top layer of snow and then chisel away at the ice coating the windows.
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The top layer of the fossil bed was found to be rich in iridium, a rare metal that Dr. Alvarez had originally identified at other sites as arising from the giant object that struck the Earth.
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After numbing Melissa with local anesthesia (which means Melissa's awake — eek), Dr. Lee cuts into the lipoma — and immediately, the top layer of pus starts flowing out (you might want to cover your eyes for this part).
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Click here to view original GIFA group of Australian bricklayers found a clever to way to work smarter, not harder, by turning the top layer of a brick wall into a run of over-sized falling dominoes.
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There is an immediate release of some of the drug contained on the top layer of the capsule, followed by slower release of the rest of the drug that is less susceptible to dissolving in the gut.
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The oceanside may look like a sandy paradise, but that top layer of sand you gleefully bound across barefoot is actually covering a terrifying array of syringes and burning embers and parasitic worms that crawl inside your butt.
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RacletteNYC reminded me of the comfort of melted cheese while I giggled watching a video of a knife shave a top layer of raclette goo onto a pile of fried potatoes as if being tickled by a ghost.
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If your laptop is particularly old, you may not be able to get rid of the shine on the keys; some of us may type like the Incredible Hulk and have worn down the top layer of plastic.
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They shared an image of the damage on Twitter:Artists from pre-Hispanic Peruvian societies between 500BC and 500AD created the massive drawings by removing the top layer of darker rock to reveal the lighter earth below, according to UNESCO.
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"In order to gain that direct effect of tighter, brighter skin with smaller pores, applying the eggs topically works better because the proteins and lipids directly penetrate the top layer of skin and reach their target tissue," she says.
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The Taliban's top layer — a couple dozen leaders, stunned by what had happened — was torn between two front-runners: the movement's second deputy (a ruthless designated terrorist), and the young son of the founding leader (barely 25 years old).
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"This is just normal Scotch packing tape," Mr. Zayner, chief executive of a biohacking start-up called The Odin, told his YouTube audience one summer night, muttering expletives as he stripped the top layer of skin from his forearm.
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There is widespread local media speculation that Ramaphosa's faction in the ANC will push for Zuma to be removed as the country's president in the coming weeks, although Zuma still has allies at the top layer of the party.
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Step 2: Use styling pomade, gel, oil, or cream — or a cocktail of a few products — to smooth the top layer of hair on either side of the pompadour, including edges and flyaways, depending on your hair type and texture.
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"These acids are effective at breaking down the glue in the top layer of dead skin, leaving skin smoother and more uniform in color," says Heather Rogers, a Seattle-based dermatologist and clinical assistant professor at the University of Washington.
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Retinoids, which are different-strength derivatives of vitamin A, have the ability to exfoliate the top layer of skin cells at lightning speed, subsequently encouraging collagen production, ironing away fine lines and wrinkles, minimizing hyperpigmentation, and keeping acne at bay.
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As Thomas described to Wired, ILP is a top-layer cryptographic escrow system that allows funds to move between ledgers with the help of intermediaries, called "connectors," which understand the underpinning of each ledger and perform the cross-ledger transactions transparently.
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In its latest media-directed "safety test" of the 430-meter bridge, suspended a heart-stopping 300 meters above a gorge, the Zhangjiajie national park's owners had 20 volunteers swing sledgehammers at the glass, making visible cracks in the top layer.
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Better soil management could boost carbon stored in the top layer of the soil by up to 1.85 gigatonnes each year, about the same as the carbon emissions of transport globally, according to a study published in Nature's Scientific Reports journal.
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"In the summer, permafrost—the top layer at least—thaws, and then cracks can build," says Northern Arizona University biogeochemist and plant ecophysiologist Christina Schaedel, who collaborates with the authors of this new paper, but wasn't involved in the work.
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During an interview yesterday with MSNBC, Ben Cohen brainstormed a delectable-sounding pint in support of Sanders that literally involves smashing a top layer of chocolate and redistributing it with a bottom layer of mint ice cream to make mint chocolate chip.
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Larko conveys its visual insistence and its heavily stylized vocabulary, More, she does wonderfully painterly things like scumbling the paint used to depict certain buildings thus making the textures glaringly uneven, exposing the underpainting and rendering the top layer almost too glossy.
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A smaller stone box next to the jaguar offering containing a top layer of copal bars, used by Aztec priests for incense, has also been identified, though it too has only been partially excavated as both were only opened earlier this year.
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The top layer of the state is stocked with first-rate technocrats, brought in by the president, who has used her fluency in aid jargon (from time spent at the UN and World Bank) to make Liberia a darling of Western donors.
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The natural flow of these elements, where the importance of a task increases as the player's focus narrows, is immediately apparent; the game is designed like a wedding cake, with ultimate target Ganon on the top layer and Korok seeds decorating the base.
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The intricately decorated confectionery centerpiece — which read "Happy Birthday Huck & Hayden" — sported red and yellow frosting on the top layer with a black-and-white checkerboard-patterned bottom layer, complete with multiple tiny matching flags and fittingly topped with a Lightning McQueen car.
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As on the standard Tuft & Needle Mattress, the top layer of foam is infused with "heat-wicking graphite" and naturally springs back into shape, but the real star may be the layer of green ceramic gel foam that provides support and disperses heat.
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The continent was already half-submerged to start, but as it rumbled toward the Earth's mantle (the rocky inner layer of our planet), its top layer got peeled away, jutting up to become fodder for mountains in what are now 30 European countries.
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The darker areas of the printout absorb that light, which in turns causes the microscopic carbon particles underneath to expand, pushing the top layer up and creating an added layer of depth and texture you can feel but also see as light falls across it.
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Not all the 21 layers are sewn; 16 of them, latex and Mylar, Dacron and Kapton, are glued together, no wrinkling allowed, the top layer almost indiscernibly larger than the bottom one, since what is outside must always be bigger than what is inside.
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Back at Kansas, the restaurant is still bumping and I'm on the last course: a dry piece of cake-like brownie, loaded with a top layer of nuts, a big scoop of vanilla ice cream, dulce de leche sauce and two browned banana slices.
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Most damage attributed to nail extensions is actually caused by over-filing the nails, which is most likely to happen when a technician forgoes a hand buffer in favor of a drill fitted with a file tip to remove the top layer of natural nail.
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The addition of the lemons — squeezed into the maple butter and sliced into thin rounds and charred for the top layer of the cake — pulls the whole thing back from the brink of being too intense, waking up the palate for the next bite.
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The most sci-fi, and alarming, of these anti-piracy gadgets is the Active Denial System, or "pain ray": guns that shoot microwaves that penetrate the top layer of the skin from as far as 750 meters, creating the sensation of heat without actually burning.
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When I woke up the next morning, all redness was gone and my face looked the way it does after a pricey Skinceuticals or SkinMedica peel, which is to say, like the entire top layer had been shed off snake-style to reveal precious, delicate, bright skin.
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In a paper published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, a team of Chinese and Italian researchers showed that the top layer of the lunar soil on that part of the moon is considerably thicker than some expected — about 130 feet of what scientists call regolith.
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We have CBD receptors on the top layer of our skin, our hair follicles, and our oil glands—so there is a physiological mechanism of action for any alleged benefits, says Kenneth Mark, New York-based dermatologist and clinical assistant professor in the New York University department of dermatology.
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But that's no longer an option because the top layer is now fused to the rest of it; you can either use a tempered glass screen protector on a plastic screen — Motorola actually encourages this, a spokesperson told me — or get a warranty replacement if the scratches get to be too much.
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And because of the Yucatán Peninsula's unique geology, a spokesperson from Comisión Nacional del Agua (Mexico's national water commission) told Mexican newspaper La Jornada last week, "underground currents" possibly eroded the top layer of a tunnel system underneath the lagoon, opening and draining its contents into three tunnels, one thirty-two feet in diameter.
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Both had copies of "The Cake Bible" by Rose Levy Beranbaum, so Dr. Arguin suggested that they try the Scarlet Empress, in which a bowl is lined with slices of jelly roll and filled with vanilla Bavarian cream before a top layer of cake is added and the whole thing is flipped over and unmolded.
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"What happens is, when a woman goes through menopause the lining of the vagina becomes very thin, and the top layer becomes essentially non existent, so when someone attempts to have intercourse, not only is there no lubrication, but the tissue has no elasticity," explains Dr. Lauren Streicher, an expert on the vaginal application of CO2 laser technology.
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There was also a cryotherapy portion, during which she waved a wand that blasted cold air over my face; a stretch of ultrasound, complete with jelly that resembled the one my Ob/Gyn slathered on my tummy during my pregnancies; diamond microdermabrasion, in which an actual diamond hacked at the dull top layer of my cheeks and forehead; rounds of LED light, both yellow and blue; and a finishing mist filled with negative ions that Rachel told me would pull out impurities (the following morning, a layer of what looked like coffee grinds had gathered on the sides of my nose).
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To break through that mainstream media blockade that is preventing the world from knowing the truth—which mainly boils down to "Vladimir Putin is totally a good guy"—I've compiled some of the theories about the Panama Papers that the Man doesn't want you to know: Let's start with the top layer of the onion, the easiest counternarrative to swallow, which is that the outlets with access to the leaked data aren't interested in going after the real bad guys but will instead direct their attacks toward the opponents of the US and UK like Putin, who has been linked to this story because several of his closest associates were named in the leak.
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