Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also kill.
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Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also can kill.
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The storm washed away some roads, tore gullies into others and washed away tar surfacing.
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Greeted newcomers, washed ashtrays, made coffee, brought literature, bought cookies, stacked chairs, washed floors, chaired meetings.
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So: "Who's the Boss" with a washed-up British D.J. instead of a washed-up American baseball player.
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The lid can be disassembled and washed in the dishwasher, but the main tin must be hand-washed.
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Try buying no-iron blouses or clothing that can either be machine-washed or hand-washed and line-dried.
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She points out that if Delphine washed lightly, fewer skin cells would come off than if she washed more thoroughly.
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She washed the cup by hand with hot soapy water or in the dishwasher with all pieces removed and washed separately.
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Here's a selection: In this gleefully slapdash indie comedy, Steve Coogan plays Dana Marschz, a washed-up actor turned washed-up drama teacher.
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Little lights — exoplanets — are washed out by bigger lights — their stars — the way stars are washed out by our biggest light, the sun.
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Millions of pieces of plastic trash have washed onto an uninhabited island Millions of pieces of plastic trash have washed onto an uninhabited island More than 37 million pieces of plastic waste have washed onto an uninhabited island in the South Pacific.
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During the service, Graf von Rechberg washed the feet of a Pakistani asylum seeker, as Jesus had washed his disciples' feet before the crucifixion.
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Coached attendants washed their hands 35 percent of the time, while the uncoached group, the control group, washed only 0.6 percent of the time.
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Fine or vintage items should be washed using the delicate cycle, or hand washed in very hot water (wear protective gloves if you're handwashing).
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She made holiday pies for guests, and every winter she washed and sealed all the windows, and every spring she unsealed and washed them again.
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Angela Haseltine Pozzi, founder of the art and education nonprofit Washed Ashore, with Cosmo, a tufted puffin made from plastic that washed up on the coast of Oregon.
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Tugged by the demands of parenthood, journalism and Twitter, I now did much of my reading through earbuds, as I washed dishes, prepared lunches and washed more dishes.
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" - Cheri, 32 "I accidentally washed all my bras.
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" - Eric, 333 "Methhead roommate washed turkey with soap.
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Filter + LuMee = an exquisite, if slightly washed out selfie.
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I washed dishes, hand-washed clothes, bleached my sink, went to a farm (seriously) and did pretty much everything else I could think of to test the formula and the polish didn't budge.
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Those sheets must be washed, those pillowcases must be... also washed, except even more often, and we've found there are a lot of mixed messages out there about how to do these things.
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So by the time you get home, it's washed out.
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All washed down with a nice big cup of paint.
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But the disdain washed over Google, Amazon and Twitter, too.
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She spotted her demolished SUV washed up on the shore.
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Then I washed off both with a gentle scrubbing brush.
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Police say the area down there is all washed away.
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They're washed out, and blacks are never truly black enough.
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But indoors, they tend to look washed out and foggy.
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His abuela washed clothes against a stone in the lake.
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Some washed meat pans; some assembled cartons; some carried bricks.
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Most parts of Piñones were washed out — including El K'rajo.
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How many people have acid washed or bleached a tweet?
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He's washed dishes, poured concrete foundations and installed storefront windows.
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In 2016, Hurricane Matthew washed much of that sand away.
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It was later mailed back to him, darned and washed.
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She acted like nothing had happened and washed it out.
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I went home, washed them, and they're good as new.
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"He'd be just another washed up football player," Papagan added.
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Its iterations were washed out, weirdly colored, and poorly filtered.
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Every piece of clothing and every blanket has been washed.
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And you know, and people thought America was washed up.
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He feels washed up, so he wants to look younger.
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His filthy mouth needs to be washed out with soap.
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Virtually every (rail) subdivision was washed out or under water.
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Caught up in the spectacle, these moments washed over me.
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If the planets are too small, they'll get washed out.
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Ferreira said it's possible some remains could be washed away.
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As a young kid, he washed windows to make money.
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Occasionally in direct sunlight, the camera colors become washed out.
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Ruth, who for forty years washed her hair, washes mine.
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Floods had washed away police officers and prisoners, he said.
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My hair was not only brushed, but freshly washed, too.
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All the cynicism has also been washed from Branagh's Poirot.
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Roads have washed away, and others are blocked by debris.
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Otherwise, large parts of paradise will eventually be washed away.
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"He'd be just another washed up football player," Papagan said.
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This morning in Chile a million sardines washed up dead.
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The rising water had washed away our trekking path, too.
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I'm not certain that I washed my hands and face.
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That was another line in the sand quickly washed away.
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While 100% recyclable, they can also be washed and reused.
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Extra slim fit navy print soft washed stretch poplin shirt
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The houses are largely flattened, the roads are washed away.
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This leads to the content looking washed out and orange.
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The color is muted, as if washed out by winter.
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To get money for ingredients, she washed other people's clothes.
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I cannot say for certain that he washed his hands.
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All photos by Timothy Norris Have you ever felt washed?
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He just washed his sins clean with [his victims'] blood.
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When I washed my hands, the grease slid right off.
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The last person washed her bike and adjusted its gears.
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We met in smaller groups, washed our hands and prayed.
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I went to the bathroom and washed my hands — again.
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Max is washed up and exhausted, but he's very determined.
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Train lines have been washed away and neighborhoods been submerged.
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The mud is then washed off, leaving a pristine surface.
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Farms in the region may be washed out beyond salvaging.
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Their bodies washed up on the bay alongside some survivors.
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Their bodies washed up on the shore alongside some survivors.
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To be effective, cloth masks need to be washed daily.
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People washed their hands over and over and over again.
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All the food, everything, was washed away, our whole culture.
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She also washed clothes in exchange for milk and butter.
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They washed up on a rocky cliff battered by waves.
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Yes, even if you just washed them 20 minutes ago.
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But in the section without them, the sands washed away.
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Time and, it seems, annulments have washed the couple clean.
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The colors in both buildings look dull and washed out.
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Granite boulders washed by waves recall the coast of Maine.
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We should have gotten washed out and played two tomorrow.
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First, he washed its gnarled roots in a nearby river.
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The cup is emptied, washed and reinserted twice a day.
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They've been washed multiple times and still in perfect shape.
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Billions of dollars in private investment will be washed away.
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But the authoritarian wave has also washed into the West.
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Sometimes, I would fuck him while he washed my dishes.
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My bloodstained shirt was washed and put back on me.
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He had a face on him like a washed dog.
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As a young adult, he washed dishes and sold insurance.
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Others were washed away by the power of the storm.
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For one in five of those babies, being washed in clean water and cared for in a clean and safe environment by people who had washed their hands with soap could have prevented their deaths.
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That meant there were different views as to whether they would be washed or not because he said Islamic jurisprudence said martyrs are not to be washed as their blood was witness to their martyrdom.
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Visitors usually assume that the refuse has washed up from the body of water still known as Dead Horse Bay, but most of it has actually washed down, from an eroding bank above the sand.
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His latest book examines how the third wave washed over France.
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PERINO: Yes, and he washed up on the coast of Turkey.
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The Hero Washed Cotton Shirt in Audrey Classic White, $128; nordstrom.
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We are simultaneously in control and washed away in the torrent.
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In Sioux Falls, one washed with water that fell from above.
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A set that was literally washed away by weeks of storms.
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They got washed up on a shore in a jungle island.
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He washed everything and put it away when he was done.
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Check out the platform on the left, it's completely washed out.
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Furthermore, police say the two women washed their hands straight after.
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Everything is washed down with rosé and three bottles of wine.
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I am but a shark, washed upon the shores of irrelevance.
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I washed my hands in the tub for the most part.
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Afterward, you washed the dishes, went into the bedroom, and cried.
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It's possible the dinosaur drowned and was washed out to sea.
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I have washed it without separating and it did not shrink.
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I walked through the stone streets washed in rusty yellow lamplight.
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Surging waters from the nearby Buffalo Bayou washed over the ground.
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After the event I washed it and hung it to dry.
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U.S. regulators say yes, chlorine-washed chicken is safe to eat.
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Relief washed over all three of us and my mom screamed.
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A boat sank near Zuwara and hundreds of bodies washed ashore.
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Maybe you've washed the condom really well with anti-bacterial soap.
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I washed my hair yesterday, so I don't wash it today.
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I started with freshly-washed, damp hair as the instructions suggested.
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He's a washed-up former star who shoves her into success.
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Your eyes should be washed out immediately with lukewarm running water.
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Overhead fluorescent lighting, washed-out skin, slumping postures, guts sucked in.
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Madison thinks Bubbles is a washed up relic from the past.
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It eventually washed ashore, attracting onlookers, according to CNN affiliate KFMB.
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She calls out Bonnie for living in a white-washed world.
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Thin sunbeams make everything look bright in that washed out way.
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It certainly beats seeing another white-washed season of The Bachelorette.
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They are spread through improperly washed hands, surfaces and medical equipment.
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I washed my coveralls in the "greaser" machines at the laundromats.
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Pop fragments disintegrate over sparse industrial beats, washed in gauzy darkness.
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The deluge also washed away a highway bridge near New Orleans.
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The tag is completely washed out, and I can't read it.
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Do not eat fruit unless it's been washed in mineral water!
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Something has washed up on the shore of an Indonesian island.
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Rains in October 2015 washed away 18,000 tents and mud huts.
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In Florida waves washed over more than 50 miles of dunes.
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Instead, gravitate toward more rosy browns to avoid looking washed out.
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The bodies of four of their operators have washed ashore lately.
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Weeks before that, two bodies washed up on a local beach.
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He washed down his scavenged meal with swigs of cheap vodka.
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Roads completely washed away and others blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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The Hauser & Wirth gallery exhibits her latest luminous, color-washed figures.
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And then my grandmother washed my pants and they were gone.
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Before produce is delivered to restaurants, it is inspected and washed.
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He sold theatre tickets, washed windows, and ran a student discothèque.
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On Thursday, dozens of bodies were found washed up near Zuwara.
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The fabric is washed in local spring water, according to Burberry.
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I put him in a brass bowl and washed him clean.
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An average of 284 pilots per day washed out of Glenview.
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Marvel's "Doctor Strange" white-washed "The Ancient One" to appease China
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This board needs to be hand-washed, dried, and oiled regularly.
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The future of southern Louisiana had, instead, washed out to sea.
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I washed my face with water and spritzed it on generously.
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What a time to be an old, washed-up soccer player.
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The twig ball above the plates washed up on Cove Beach.
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A wave of what seemed like embarrassment washed over her face.
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Five days later, the smog was washed away in a rainstorm.
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She claims that her bedding hadn't even been washed, for example.
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After a two- or three-game series, they would be washed.
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A torrent of previously dammed-up speech washed over the internet.
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Paranoia washed over me as I deadbolted my hotel room door.
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Was that a "Montauk monster" that washed up on Staten Island?
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Mindful of the bathroom situation, I washed them down with nothing.
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With a white cloth, she gently washed her daughter's black headstone.
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Because of easy spread, even though washed your hands, laying low.
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My chakras had not been bathed, they had been power washed.
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Whatever hope the villagers had in the organization was washed away.
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Thousands of them washed up on Lake Michigan's icy shore Friday.
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"We did not want to make this pink-washed," he said.
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In the dishwasher, the dirty dishes are waiting to be washed.
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"They have been washed out on a relative basis," he says.
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I washed it all down with drinks from two beverage services.
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So these bodies had been washed up against the main highway.
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On his first day, Mr. Vongerichten washed dishes from 8 a.m.
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The Great Dane "hadn't been washed in weeks," Mr. Swanzey said.
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As globalization eroded international borders, money washed in from every shore.
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I was not washed once while I was in the hospital.
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The fish are canned in tinplate tins, then washed and sterilized.
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A huge, strange-looking fish washed up on a California beach.
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Tanner knocked, I shaved, I bled, I washed off, I flew.
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She washed diapers, cleaned the house and cooked one-pot stews.
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Vision has since washed its hands of the Loudon Avenue home.
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The idea just washed over the audience and out the back.
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Three excellent clam chowders washed up on our shores this year.
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She washed her eyes with water but kept experiencing severe pain.
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Their bodies are believed to have been washed out to sea.
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"These people are new—they are not washed yet," he said.
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"I think the financial crisis washed away the stigma," Perkins said.
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The water has engulfed farms, washed out roads and flooded homes.
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San Juan has miles of lovely beaches washed by turquoise waves.
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His eyes stung with salt that the rain washed into them.
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When the water went up, it washed away all their coverage.
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I washed my military uniform then hung it out to dry.
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Relief washed over me when I saw a row of carts.
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He cooked his food, washed his clothes and helped him bathe.
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I didn't want my dudes to look washed live on Twitch.
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Washed up on the shoreline (washed up in more ways than one), he isn't interested in survival or finding his way to Cersei — he apparently just wants a memorable death, or another notch on his harpoon.
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Steve concedes, however, that the socks do better if they are washed from time to time, but they should be only be washed on a wool cycle at 40 degrees, and should never be tumble dried.
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But the sludge can contain microplastics in the form of microbeads found in cosmetics that have been washed down the sink and clothing fibers that get flushed into sewage systems after synthetic clothes are machine washed.
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I have my bell bottoms, I have my cut-offs that I tuck into my boots and I have black, dark blue washed, heavy washed and I have my light blue jeans and then I have white.
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Like Appenzeller, Scharfe Maxx is a washed rind cheese, which means that as the cheese ages, the outer surface of the wheels are repeatedly washed with an herbed brine, the way I used to tenderly bathe Mother.
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Nylon and cotton grocery totes can be machine-washed in cold water and air-dried; bags that cannot be machine washed can be wiped clean with an antibacterial wipe or all-purpose spray and a paper towel.
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Another dead whale has washed ashore with a stomach full of plastic.
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More light around the TV means the TV can look washed out.
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But the next night when I washed my hair, something funny happened.
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They're not washed out like they would be with a lesser camera.
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And these containers should be thoroughly washed afterward with warm soapy water.
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Amazingly, the paint was chipped off when we pressure washed the hull.
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Whatever they accumulated the last few years has been all washed out.
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And it went to jury and whatever, got washed away in time.
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Photos circulate online of dead bodies washed up on the Libyan shore.
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Grayson The Hero Washed Cotton Shirt in Margaret Blue Stripe, $138; nordstrom.
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Uncircumcised males need to make sure urine or semen is washed immediately.
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But that's on freshly-washed skin — not a full face of makeup.
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She washed the wound with water but didn't seek any other treatment.
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It's gently pressure-washed on both sides to push the dirt out.
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Will Tidal Make Waves In The Music Industry Or Get Washed Out?
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Once a month, the trains are washed and scrubbed on the outside.
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I have washed it dozens of times and it holds up well.
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Relief suddenly washed away all the worry, but not all the irritation.
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But just as quickly has those nerves had come they washed away.
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I also hadn't washed my hair in a very, very long time.
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The camp's residents, numbering in the hundreds, washed in a stream nearby.
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So beforehand, I washed the hair with apple cider vinegar to cleanse.
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Sediment washed from farmland can also choke the life out of streams.
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If I disagreed with her, she washed my mouth out with soap.
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So why would Podesta ever agree to meeting a washed-up rockstar?
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We washed her body in rose petals and surrounded her with flowers.
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The worst part ... neither fan washed their hands before leaving the restroom.
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Roads have been washed away or are inaccessible and thousands lost power.
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Almost a quarter of people washed their hands without soap, for instance.
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However, once I thoroughly washed the product out, the results were impressive.
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Even normally stout nose tackle Eddie Goldman was washed down with regularity.
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Now we're squished into a cubbyhole washed in a sensual, blue light.
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Because, there are actually socks that don't ever need to be washed.
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A cultural shift has washed over the usually hands-off tech industry.
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Never washed, I used to wear them like a badge of honor.
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But that got washed away when Montreal found itself in penalty trouble.
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Beethoven, bagpipes, Chuck Berry, gamelan music, and the blues washed over us.
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All around the area bridges and roads are flooded and washed out.
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The look of the movie is as washed-out as the screenplay.
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All this might not amount to a truly washed-out, hated market.
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Plus, the floor looked like it hadn't been washed in a while.
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Millions of years ago, southern New Jersey was washed by ocean waves.
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The bloated bodies of sheep washed into streambeds, poisoning the drinking water.
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In 1999, his dismembered body was found washed up in Lake Ontario.
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But, like sunscreens, they are easily washed off by water and sweat.
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Their furniture, clothes and other possessions were washed away in the storm.
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I took this shirt to the dry cleaner, and they washed it.
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It washed away a pop band that was performing near the beach.
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The pants are individually washed for a broken-in look and feel.
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A conservation department worker spotted the whales washed ashore on Thursday evening.
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It could be a while before washed-out workers get an offer.
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The people were washed and combed and dressed in their best clothes.
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The scene follows an opening flashback, presented as a washed-out memory.
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But that doesn't mean he's washed-up or even a negative player.
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More so the hunger of proving that I was not washed up.
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LCD Soundsystem is a band founded on the fear of being washed.
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Sea lion pups, emaciated and starving, have washed up on California beaches.
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There are no words to describe the pain that washed over me.
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Potholes and washed out roads have made traveling over the island difficult.
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So not all of the conditioner gets washed out in the shower.
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I think the kid's mother actually washed his mouth out with soap.
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Tova came out looking beautiful, her face washed and her hair groomed.
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Once the removable parts are washed, dry them and set them aside.
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It's almost as though we too are being washed from their hands.
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Is there anything better than having your hair washed by someone else?
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Boats washed up on people's lawns and on the Brielle Avenue bridge.
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When it gets used for a few days, then it gets washed.
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Kobe Bryant, a washed-up NBA player, congratulated her on the internet.
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Dead fish washed ashore in Amuay, and dozens of pelicans were killed.
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"Most apartments I've lived in, I washed everyone's dishes," Mr. MacDonald said.
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Donna washed her partner's body and dressed him in simple cotton clothing.
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He washed the dishes I passed him across the kitchen's steel table.
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The mud is then washed off, leaving behind a brilliant pearly surface.
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"I didn't want to allow myself to be washed up," he said.
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Huge logs snaggle the sand in some places, washed in by storms.
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So is the place already on the verge of being washed away?
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This month, it was found washed up on the shores of France.
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"I'm worried about people who might have been washed away," she said.
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They washed their faces and brushed their teeth in nearby locker rooms.
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The ship passed a lighthouse where shallow water washed over a beach.
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He washed down one pill after another, pill after pill after pill.
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In a few places, water had washed out chunks of the road.
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Build on political sand; get washed away by the next electoral wave.
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At one point he had no clothes while they were being washed.
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As they waited for the agents, they showered and washed their clothes.
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As floodwaters dissolve coastal communities, how much heritage will be washed away?
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My friends inherit a lot of (washed!) second-hand lingerie from me.
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A: Washed my face, brushed my teeth, and put on a nightgown.
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When it was being washed, he waited patiently outside the laundry room.
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That photo of the shark washed onto a freeway by a hurricane?
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We just wish the images were clearer and not so washed out.
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He enlisted in the Army Reserves, and washed out after twenty weeks.
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After, they washed the ice twice, first with ethanol and then water.
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A flood washed the remains to the site, where they were found.
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Four died, bridges were washed away, and roads were closed for weeks.
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But right before I went onstage, this calm just washed over me.
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They reveal islands torn to shreds, whole homes washed out to sea.
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He washed his hands with pink chemical soap and resumed his walk.
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Others may have been washed away by torrential storm surges and submerged.
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Parts of the aircraft later washed ashore in the western Indian Ocean.
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The mussels, having not been washed—I didn't want to waste water!
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Videos on YouTube described a phone with washed out and terrible colors.
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Another dead whale has washed ashore with a belly full of plastic.
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I moved in two months ago, and I haven't washed them yet.
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Dozens of houses washed away More than 30 houses were washed away by Hurricane Matthew in Cuba's northeastern seaside town of Baracoa, the site where Christopher Columbus first landed in the Americas, a resident in the town said.
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When we asked if they had laundry facilities, they said no, but because we only wanted a few leggings and socks washed, they took our laundry home and washed it with theirs, bringing it back in time for breakfast.
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In 2006, the tribe killed two crab fisherman who washed up on shore.
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It resembled the remains of a giant squid, washed up on a beach.
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Homes and infrastructure across the state have been severely damaged or washed away.
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A few, hoping their sins would be washed away, sacrificed comfort for redemption.
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Warmer waters have washed cholera-rich surf into Alaska and Chile and Iceland.
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A wave then washed over the rocks, sweeping the parents out to sea.
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About a dozen were completely washed away and can't be found, he said.
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Farther north, Interstate 80 is closed and some roads have been washed out.
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The carrots got trimmed and washed, their greens saved for an eventual gremolata.
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Firefighters installed straw tubes known as wattles to stop hillsides being washed away.
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After an hour, my friend and I washed the gel off our feet.
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It rushed onto the grass, carrying palm fronds washed in from the river.
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Last Thursday, another boat carrying eight men washed ashore in the Akita Prefecture.
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People are afraid they're literally going to get washed away in the night.
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Flooded RVs are washed away by floodwaters in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on March 17.
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The rains triggered more than 40,000 landslides and washed away roads and bridges.
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Robert Pattinson has fully washed his hands of being recognized as Edward Cullen.
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But they're also more likely to end up underwater, washed out, or damaged.
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Piles of debris and a boat are washed up onto shore in Marigot.
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No hat could trick us into thinking that hair had been recently washed.
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One day he described the situation to the man whose car he washed.
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People walk by a damaged sail boat that had washed ashore in Fajardo.
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They've washed dishes in restaurants or tended the counter of a gas station.
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Blacks and whites both appear grayish and colors are washed out and muted.
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Pieces of plane wreckage, believed to be from the plane, have washed ashore.
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The problem in our country is that myths have washed over the complexity.
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Yet another dead whale has washed ashore with a stomach full of plastic.
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I washed it on cold in the delicate cycle, and it was fine!
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They washed their faces and plucked their shirts and socks from a clothesline.
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"Washed velvet is much more relaxed and much cooler," Mr. Rüdes said, accurately.
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The dead animal recently washed up ashore on a beach near Punta Arenas.
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It's sensual, backed by their silky harmonized vocals and beats washed in reverb.
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Pickled Fresno Chilies (make 4 days in advance) ¼ cup sliced fresno chilies, washed
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Political risk was also washed away by the continued waves of monetary stimulus.
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Kidding — I am the worst and haven't washed my face since high school.
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Earlier this year, $60 million worth of cocaine washed ashore in eastern England.
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The colors also look washed out when placed up against a pricier device.
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Struggle. Finding a nude lip color that won't leave you looking washed out?
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That pulp is washed and refined, before being beaten to a finer slush.
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Once they are washed, the machine stacks the plates and bowls into racks.
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They could share books, and swap learned aphorisms as they washed the dishes.
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Nearly 100 dilapidated wooden boats have washed up in northern Japan this year.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs Alex, Alec -- it doesn&apost matter, he&aposs washed up.
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Dealers have expressed concerns over prolonged dry weather in washed arabica producer Colombia.
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This group has got to wash out, and it's not washed out yet.
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Bella's unidentified body washed ashore in June 2015 off Deer Island near Boston.
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Previously he washed the bodies in a makeshift tent hung between two cars.
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" On Twitter, commenters dismissed her bravery as hollow "now that she's washed up.
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The moral imperative has not changed since Aylan washed up on that beach.
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His body washed up on a beach near the Turkish resort of Bodrum.
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Then, with each iteration, the letters would become more and more washed out.
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That's how many have washed up on shore in British Columbia since 2007.
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We all got up at 6AM, washed in a bucket, and prepared breakfast.
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A corpse stiffens on the salt-washed deck of a battered fishing trawler.
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Cool liquid to 60°C before pouring over top of washed green almonds.
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The chopped material is then washed with a solvent to remove leftover protein.
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And I noticed that I still haven't washed the blood off my foot
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Personally, I don't like how puffy my hair feels when it's freshly washed.
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" MM: "I play Sam Sylvia, who is a washed-up B-movie director.
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Nobody's home; the structures that should make him safe have been washed away.
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My heart is so full and your love & positivity has washed over me.
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A major water main broke, and the flooding washed out a sewer line.
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Among his Easter rituals, he washed the feet of refugees of multiple faiths.
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Utuado suffered several deaths in the storm itself and saw homes washed away.
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The scant roads that existed before the floods were washed away by landslides.
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Read more: A humpback whale mysteriously washed up in the Amazon forest Yep.
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In the spring of 2017, record floods washed away much of the track.
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For good measure — and perhaps for good luck — crews power-washed the stone.
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I hung up with my friend, washed my face, and headed into work.
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She was busy typing, her face washed in the light from her screen.
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You just worked out — how about going to college and getting washed up?
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Whoever sold the most would have their actual car washed by McMillon himself.
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Most of your "Dry Clean Only" clothes can actually be washed at home.
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Do you want to participate in the next round or get washed out?
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The historic Navy Steps of the EEOB will be power washed and cleaned.
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They must be washed and dried carefully after each use and oiled regularly.
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She washed it with tap water and flushed out two moving adult worms.
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To be adult is to be fat, balding, unhappy, washed-out, and hungover.
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I washed my hair and stayed under the water until it ran cold.
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Watch above and get washed up on the shore of your own #feelings.
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Think: ASOS-purchased, vaguely Aztec looking prints on washed out pastel t-shirts.
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Chillwave pioneer Washed Out today announced his first album since 2013's Paracosm.
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The first time I ever truly felt washed was on my 22nd birthday.
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There's "New York, I Love You," an examination of the metropolis as washed.
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It was the most washed thing I've ever seen and it was glorious.
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Our final journey, after the land is washed over, may be below. Enjoy.
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We can't go that deep within our history, because they washed us out.
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The sportswear is washed overnight, and the costumes are disinfected after each use.
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It had creaky floorboards and exposed brick, which the founders power-washed clean.
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He read "War and Peace" to his wife, Phyllis, while she washed dishes.
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We've always washed our hands like crazy and checked the beds for bedbugs.
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Last week, actor Tzi Ma posted a video as he washed his hands.
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The current had a hold on me, and I was being washed downstream.
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Particularly striking is that many of the whales washed ashore have been emaciated.
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And now her home stands to be washed away by a rising river.
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It's been about a year since the #MeToo movement washed over social media.
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How long should dishes pile up in the sink before they are washed?
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Washed up to me would mean that my ratings were no longer good.
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With desiccated tulle and washed organza debutante dresses worn over narrow tuxedo trousers.
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"Network" is always reminding us that Beale is washed up, personally and professionally.
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If the sea rises high enough, whole island nations could be washed away.
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In New York, he washed dishes and worked as a busboy in restaurants.
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Don't worry ... we're told he washed down his Mexican food with a Sprite.
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I washed 2 Chainz's truck, T.I.'s car, but I missed André 3000.
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He returned from the vacation, washed Yurka's blood off the walls, and died.
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Broken bones, Dr. Montgomery said, are often simply washed clean to prevent infection.
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And the music was playing and we washed the stones from the square.
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Roads are completely washed away and others are blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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The dry cloth at the other end can also be washed and reused.
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Several small cabins, where workers lived, were flooded and washed away, Interfax said.
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After the vehicle was towed away, a fire truck washed down the street.
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Add that to the report: some of the stars washed upin small shoes.
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Are the roads passable, or are they washed out because of the rain?
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Environment Secretary George Eustice suggested chemical-washed US chicken was on the table.
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But Granderson washed that all away with one swing in the ninth inning.
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When I left the meeting, I felt like I had been power-washed.
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Pilate then "washed his hands" of the situation, letting Jesus' crucifixion go forward.
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That was always the question about Don (Jon Hamm): Was he washed up?
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Harvey washed over major highways, including Interstate 45 seen above, as flooding spreads.
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Frankly, It looked as if hundreds of thousands of dicks had washed ashore.
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We washed the bodies of the reporters and wrapped them in white shrouds.
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Earlier this month, a 22 foot-long sperm whale washed ashore in Wales.
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He said experts believe the two missing bodies were washed out to sea.
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She had been cleaning, and after she washed her hands, we sat down.
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Her white T-shirt looked as if it hadn't been washed in weeks.
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All of Pusha's accusations were washed away with an imaginary high school reunion.
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As we washed dishes, I decided I liked the smell of her shampoo.
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The mineral salts work best on freshly washed skin that is still wet.
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Later that month, police identified a torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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The bed must be stripped, the floor swept, the clothes washed and folded.
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Many shrimp farms were washed away, along with houses, roads, and human lives.
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And that got washed away with everything else he did three hours later.
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In a test run 350 nautical miles off the coast of California, the team discovered that Wilson had a regurgitation problem: some of the plastic that washed into Wilson's open mouth washed right back out again, according to the nonprofit's video.
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It's ambient, layering in things like washed-out white noise and long string notes.
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The pieces can be proofed, egg-washed and baked in a 360-degree oven.
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Last year over 1,600 sea lions washed up on California beaches between the Jan.
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A Portuguese man o' war washed up on a beach in Gulf Shores, Ala.
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By eight the next morning, the chalk was washed away, leaving wet, blank pavement.
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Immediately, a feeling of power I'd not known in my lifetime washed over me.
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Existing Street View imagery, like this from Santa Cruz, California, often looks washed out.
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The sludge can contain microfibers from clothes and other plastics washed into the sewers.
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Grayson The Hero Washed Cotton Shirt in Dolores Gray and White Stripe, $138; nordstrom.
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While some roads are washed away, others are covered in thick mud and rocks.
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The cans are washed, dried and date-stamped, and finally are ready for consumption.
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Our skepticism, however, was completely washed away once we took our very first sips.
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Once it dries, you'll be left with hair that looks and feels freshly washed.
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Sowell estimates that his organization has washed almost 67,000 loads of laundry so far.
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Nearby, oozing liquids washed through by rain water were collecting in the Mangrove Lagoon.
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The Hui's religious practices reflect the waves of Islam that have washed over China.
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But this is where class-based movements in American politics have always washed up.
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Do you work at HUD or play at it you washed up wedding planner.
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It's blurry with washed-out colours like a bad photograph, and it's very generic.
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I haven't washed my hair for eight or nine months; I just rinse it.
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Body parts of tourists also washed up on a beach in Fiji in 2016.
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The train ride home to Washington, D.C. washed away the gloss of New York.
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Suddenly, there was a very real possibility that the weir could be washed away.
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Jay Elec: You mean the nigga that got washed in a beef by Cassidy?
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In February, for instance, a dead sperm whale washed up onto a Spanish beach.
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Women's underwear must be washed separately from men's, so as not to jeopardise masculinity.
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During heavy rains bones are sometimes washed away and end up on nearby beaches.
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And there you have it: your washed out, vintage-looking filter, recreated in Photoshop.
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"If peeled and washed thoroughly you can reduce your risk quite significantly," adds Roe.
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Multiple Galaxy S9 reviewers have noted that its images tend to look washed out.
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I get dressed, notice that my hair needs to be washed, and head out.
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Why spend money on developments that may get washed away in a future flood?
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There were no survivors, and only the ship's yawl ever washed up on shore.
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In France, they dip Maroilles, the stinky, washed-rind cheese, into their morning café.
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In short, it was built on an original sin that was never washed clean.
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What about those little eye masks, how often do they need to be washed?
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Barrel jellyfish are frequently washed up on the UK's coastlines during the summer months.
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My point is that over time it all gets kind of washed out, right?
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A female northern right whale dolphin washed ashore on the beach in Manzanita, Ore.
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This is not a tattoo, it is temporary writing and can be washed away.
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Twenty years ago we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives.
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They're trying again to spur action after Trump washed his hands of the program.
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We're told besides the harassment report, cops have washed their hands of this incident.
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Baby sea lion washed ashore in this storm & is now wandering San Diego streets.
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It stands out immediately from all the white-washed buildings in old town Lhasa.
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There lines of washed-out students shuffled towards grey plates in an orderly fashion.
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He paced near the busy road as cars washed by until Lisa picked up.
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Montecito was one of the worst hit regions, with many homes simply washed away.
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Shrimp brains taste best in the summer, washed down with some ice-cold Singha.
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On Thursday evening, a conservation worker spotted that about 400 whales had washed ashore.
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We laughed hysterically as we washed for the first time in almost a week.
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The firefighters suspected that the box was washed there by water from their hoses.
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It's not very pleasant to look at, with jagged lines and washed-out colors.
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The camera goes suddenly askew and the sound is washed out with celebratory shouts.
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When they return years later, he tells her that they have all washed away.
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"An overwhelming sense of loathing washed over me like an awesome wave," he wrote.
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This weekend, a severed foot washed up on a beach in the Canadian province.
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When those plastic clothes get washed, they junk up our oceans with microplastic pollution.
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It's not clear why so many feet have washed up on British Columbia shores.
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In 2007, a 6.5-foot long, 550-pound giant squid washed up in Tasmania.
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This will also make laundry more simple because the colors can be washed together.
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Velvets were crushed and satin-washed, lace smocked and papery leather printed with roses.
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But a 15 percent rise in total programming costs essentially washed away those increases.
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According to the Japanese Coast Guard, the two boats washed up on December 2000.
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That debris, found in late June, washed up on the Tanzanian island of Pemba.
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After I washed my first pair of coveralls, the pants shrunk quite a bit.
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It comes in three colorways: aluminum, washed black, and black mix, for around $60.
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Of, say, being a washed-up singer trapped by the cage of the past.
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His research project on small stream water temperatures was washed away by the flooding.
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Tripe becomes creamy white by being washed in a citric solution to bleach it.
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He had wild, never-washed hair, and his clothes always seemed to be dirty.
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Sometimes patients haven't washed for weeks, and a lot of gunk collects down there.
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Once the clothes were washed, they went on elaborate clotheslines behind Torres's grandmother's house.
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Some have removable covers that can be washed, while other covers cannot be removed.
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This was denim acid-washed and bleached out; denim tie-dyed and indigo-dipped.
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There's a boy on the beach who finds thousands of starfish washed ashore, dying.
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One night after dinner, a spray of police lights washed over the living room.
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It was washed out twice - mined for sand, mined for stone, mined for tin.
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But the factors that once deemed McCarthy's leadership dreams untenable have largely washed away.
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Phaedra was there with friends and is clearly washed over by the Holy Spirit.
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But the factors that once made McCarthy's leadership dreams untenable have largely washed away.
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Worse, staph bacteria can survive on bedding that isn't regularly washed in hot water.
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If they do, I get the washed container back the next time I'm there.
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Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth unless you have just washed your hands.
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Think twice, though, before using your just-washed hands to turn off the faucet.
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And she marched me into the lavatory and washed my mouth out with soap.
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A record number have washed up on the Atlantic coast of France since January.
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In 2006, two Indian fishermen who accidentally washed up on their shores were killed.
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They washed their hands rigorously and regularly, and avoided handshakes and other physical contact.
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No, those hippies washed off the mud, voted for Reagan and started new wars.
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He'd shown Ovitz his acid-washed denims, the T-shirts, and the silk dresses.
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Only 321 people survived, and the bodies of 1,021 people washed ashore for days.
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Barbs of satire pop up and are washed away on streams of strong emotion.
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In the morning, after breakfast, I washed the presidential glasses and the Wheaties bowl.
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I washed down a kale salad ($235) with an American Kolsch golden ale ($2000).
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Eventually, she picked Zymere up and washed him, but he did not wake up.
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"Sometimes on the way to school the bridges would be washed out," she recalled.
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As my gaze settled upon the portrait, the irony washed over me in waves.
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If you haven't washed your hair in three months, no one will ever know.
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And so she keeps fighting to save her hometown that was nearly washed away.
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According to police, recent rains in the area may have washed away crucial evidence.
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I did not see any of that until it seems like it was washed.
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I have to really compete with mostly older women to get my clothing washed.
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I washed everything yesterday, and this morning everything was soaked, stained and smelly again.
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Bobbing boat fenders and other parts had washed into the mud along the banks.
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A co-worker sent her dirty laundry home to be washed via corporate FedEx!
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Justo Gonzalez II, one of two pastors who washed the immigrants' feet, told HuffPost.
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He washed the pill off his tongue with a slug of water, swallowing hard.
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That wave washed over the state's 2nd District with the election of Van Drew.
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"I'm a washed-up actor" (Leonardo DiCaprio in "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood").
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Then a soft water pour I washed carefully light touch clean cotton to bandage.
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As millions of gallons of water washed over the emergency spillway, it eroded further.
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Homes, business and vehicles along the coast were washed away by the violent waves.
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Satellite images show part of the connecting roadway to the bridge also washed away.
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Others who rejected the legislation were also washed away in the historic 2010 election.
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I washed them down with a little 275-euro glass of white pail wine.
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Camps generally provide laundry service, usually washed by hand and dried in the sun.
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If you're on the smaller side, consider investing in Madewell's Washed Leather Motorcycle Jacket.
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Roads that had been flooded or washed away caused traffic jams across several provinces.
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Properly washed hands cut down on gastrointestinal problems, as well as cold and flu.
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To stem the invisible tide, he said, sheets should be washed once a week.
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I certainly wasn't going for a washed-out look in ["Mudbound"]; it's incredibly dark.
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Or, for that matter, are Manson's olden day rockstar antics just problematic and washed?
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We triple washed it like bagged salad then diced it, sliced it, chopped it.
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First, he had to tell us what a truck stop actually is:It's like a small city where truckers on long trips can take a break, get something to eat, get a haircut, do laundry, get their truck washed — or their dog washed!
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Tragically, one in five babies dies in the first month of life in the developing world, even though just being washed in clean water and cared for in a clean environment by people who have washed their hands could prevent these deaths.
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He'd washed her wounds, sutured her lacerations, pieced her beaten skull together, stitched the incisions from the autopsy, cleaned the dirt from under her fingernails, scrubbed the fingerprint ink from her fingertips, washed her hair, dressed her in jeans and a blue turtleneck.
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Hundreds of people died; some pirogues full of bleached corpses washed up in the Caribbean.
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With his hands washed of this particular matter, Cook is taking some shots at them.
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It was hand-washed in spring water and stored in a dark room between christenings.
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But this week, we meet two teens cleaning up walkers who've washed up on shore.
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Five of Collier County&aposs 211 sea turtle nests washed away during the weekend storm.
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It's filled with clothes and shoes from refugees that were carefully collected, washed, and pressed.
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In late 2015, more than 12 so-called "ghost ships" washed up on Japan's coast.
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The volatility is expected to get washed out of the data in the coming weeks.
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In Arpoador, on Ipanema's world-famous beach, a small sailboat was washed up on shore.
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The pink wig came from seeing people with that washed-out hair look on Instagram.
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The wave of volatility that washed over the markets this week sent the financials falling.
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The only specimens studied have washed up on shores or been preserved in museum collections.
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Agricultural banks and makers of farming equipment were washed away by a wave of bankruptcies.
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After the sweater is washed and dried, customers can come back and pick it up.
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And now, in early November, the Northeast looks like a washed-out version of September.
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I just haven't washed my hair in three days and this is out of desperation!
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Many home exteriors have been power-washed, and several units are undergoing extensive mold remediation.
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Her back was turned as she washed two identical white teacups at the kitchen sink.
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It prohibits US products like chlorine-washed chicken and hormone-injected beef entering European markets.
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A storm surge washed across New Orleans, inflicting countless casualties and billions in property damage.
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Later that month, police identified a headless female torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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On Thursday, eight North Koreans were rescued after their boat washed ashore in Akita prefecture.
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And if I forget and they get washed, it just dissolves and smells really good.
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Residents and rescuers walk past a washed-up passenger ferry in Wani, Indonesia, on Oct.
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It's like an extension of your hands — but the problem is, it doesn't get washed.
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In just one incident this week, five sperm whales have washed up on Texel's beaches.
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Miller was seen sporting a washed-out Cabo San Lucas t-shirt and black jeans.
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In late July, the corpse of a whale shark washed up at Sanibel Island, Florida.
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And he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour and paid his way through school.
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Plus, Americans love their prepackaged, triple-washed salad mixes, which up the chances of contamination.
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In my household, if you say the word 'bitch,' you get your mouth washed out.
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He picked up the toy, washed it off, and gave it back to his son.
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An exact count may never be known: many bodies have been washed out to sea.
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It's the Kumquat, made with brown butter-washed rum, apple juice, kumquat oleo, and spices.
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Dragged him inside, washed him, dried him, then discovered our actual dog in his kennel.
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" Phillip adds: "Garments are only manufactured once, but they can be washed hundreds of times.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leveraged positioning … that's been washed out.
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She acid washed her hard drive with Bleach Bit so they couldn&apost get facts.
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It pulls away impurities from the surface and can then be washed off with water.
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Already this year, 10 humpback whales have washed up dead on Cape Cod beaches alone.
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In July 2015 a piece of the wing washed up on the island of Réunion.
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It demands to be cut, colored, washed, dried, and styled in order to appear decent.
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The 2011 Japanese earthquake and subsequent tsunami washed massive amounts of debris into the sea.
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On August 23, police identified a headless female torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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Was it washed ashore after a boat containing a Hustler shipment crashed into a rock?
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I sat with each section, and then her assistant washed out all of the color.
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A towering 22004-foot tsunami washed over the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Friday evening.
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"I think we are getting closer, and certainly sentiment is really washed out," Stone said.
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As we washed it all down with Kirin, there was, of course, room for dessert.
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I washed all my bedding and every article of clothing in new, additive-free detergent.
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In that pursuit, a sea of troubles has washed about her, and about the country.
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Amber, known locally as 'Baltic gold', is often found washed up on the region's seafront.
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"Our process safely and effectively cleans surfaces that haven't been washed for months," he wrote.
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The majority of what I took in as honoraria I washed down again in alcohol.
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After lunch, kids stack up their dirty trays, which get washed and used again tomorrow.
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They called it a day, and emerged onto a rain-washed Malcolm X Boulevard. ♦
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The hearse had been washed and waxed Thursday, after a Muslim prayer service for Ali.
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He washed dishes and pumped gas until he landed a job on an oil rig.
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Chen says she's interested in making art "for us," not the white-washed art world.
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" But as soon as he left, he said years and years of depression "washed away.
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Tourists using water taxis had to climb through hotel windows after gangways were washed away.
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If a road is washed out, find safety at higher ground and stay parked there.
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Clouds both influenced our emotions and hung above us like washed-out mirrors, reflecting them.
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It's even dishwasher safe, unlike that horrifying Mr. Coffee pitcher you haven't washed in weeks.
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Hit with a burst of rain and winds, the Americans washed ashore in Sarnia, Ontario.
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Every cover is removable and can be washed over and over without losing its form.
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The water should turn a little milky as it emulsifies the oil and washed clean.
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The area was once accessible by a bridge that was washed away in the 1960s.
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Their house was washed away, so the Naritas stayed at the home of a relative.
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November 23: Eight North Koreans rescued after boat washed up on shores of Akita prefecture.
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A total of 21 containers washed up the Dutch islands of Vlieland, Terschelling and Ameland.
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Her songs were short and hazy, full of bright melodies washed out with abrasive noise.
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The road has been washed away by the Bay of Bengal's tides and strong winds.
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Local farmers were burning off the rain-washed stalks and husks of last year's harvest.
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The game was pushed back to Sunday afternoon after rain washed away Saturday's planned start.
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Torrential rain washed out play Friday, forcing the second round to be moved to Saturday.
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They all ate and turned to the TV, while Irina washed dishes in the kitchen.
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I was on the scene today and most of the imagery has been washed away.
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As instructed, I left it on my face for 15 minutes and washed it off.
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She then captured her freshly-washed strands being blown out, captioning the photo "silver blonde".
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If pain and blood clotting persists, the entire anterior chamber has to be washed out.
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LeBron James is the only person who can call LeBron James "washed"—you got that?
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Some months later, some said a wheel of the plane washed ashore near Campbell River.
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It does have Paul Rudd in it as a depressed, washed-up rock star, though.
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Ted Cruz said he washed dishes for 50 cents an hour to pay for college.
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The thing about being washed is that it's not the exclusive province of the aged.
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First, take a washed potato of any size and slice it up nice and thin.
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Maybe about what we have eaten, whether we have washed, or how we are feeling.
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A depression so strong washed over me that I mostly couldn't make it to school.
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Reusable straws need to be washed, which not all people with disabilities can do easily.
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Does your skin not feel super tight and dry without moisturizer after you washed it?
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Thirty-six hours later, the interview took on new meaning when Snappers was washed away.
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He washed the same rug over and over again until he finished the six-pack.
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Under Islamic tradition in Iran, corpses are typically washed with soap and water before burial.
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It's a nice light Indian cotton that's gotten softer and softer as it's been washed.
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There were ruffled jackets made of washed wool, Arcimboldo-printed gowns accessorized with allergy masks.
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I've washed these many times and they still always come out feeling good as new.
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Homeless people washed their clothes, showered and socialized in the basement of Mr. Lewis's building.
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Boats were washed ashore, like this sailboat that crashed into a house in New Bern.
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In that accident, the clip for Speirs's safety tether broke and he was washed overboard.
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"That morning I washed my hands three times more than you normally do," he says.
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The results are washed-out and ghostly, with unexpected fissures of white and stuttering repetitions.
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A dead sea turtle, evidently choked by oil, washed ashore on one island, Amami Oshima.
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"I prefer to make sure that dirty laundry is not washed in public," he said.
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"The major question is how many of these munitions washed into the sea," Enck said.
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"The writing is often faded, washed away by the water of the river," he added.
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In 1955, a strange pod washed up on a beach north of Wellington, New Zealand.
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Eventually, we washed our hands, swept our floors, cooked our food, avoided certain foods altogether.
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Around 200 homes were washed away in an area known as Quarry Road, he said.
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Raw, unseasoned, the slivers were mouthwatering and faintly alcoholic, like a ripe, washed-rind cheese.
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Zoo penguins were taken inside, sharks have washed up dead and records have been set.
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Because 20 years ago, we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives.
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I washed my hands multiple time during the journey, and used hand sanitizer as well.
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Both of their mothers washed fresh-picked peanuts and collard greens in the washing machine.
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A massive flood in 20163 washed tons of waste along the length of the creek.
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On TikTok, an "egirl" is now anyone who dresses with an anime-washed emo style.
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Line quarter-size trays with paper towels and use them to dry freshly washed herbs.
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Three years have been passed, and they are, like, making their brain to be washed.
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A highway that connects the south of the country was washed away in Casa Mata.
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Some animals have washed up on beaches still alive, but lethargic and coughing, she said.
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The children, stripped to their underwear, played in the water while the women washed clothes.
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As a result, the stains come unglued and can simply be washed down the drain.
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Eventually, he found him: The boy's body had washed up a couple of kilometers away.
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Watch the news and you'll see lobbyists, washed-up politicians and writers for think tanks.
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Residents of Tortola, the largest island, said buildings were leveled and roads were washed away.
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Greens grown at FreshBox Farms have 1/600th the bacteria of washed, field-grown greens.
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Ms. Morlock recalled the care with which she washed and ironed her husband's brown uniform.
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Flat-out, whole semester of F's on the transcript, bombed out, washed out, flunked out.
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The fruity jam went perfectly with the tangy cheese, which had an IPA-washed rind.
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We stopped, of course, for multicourse meals, twice a day, washed down with red wine.
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The sand dollar that washed up on Olga Bay, above, home of a seaplane base.
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BOSTON — Rain washed out series openers for both the Yankees and the Mets on Tuesday.
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Ms. Fey will produce a Peacock original series, "Girls5Eva," about a washed-up 1990s band.
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Storm surges also swamped runways at Kansai Airport, with water washed in from Osaka Bay.
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The larger the number of vulnerable districts, the more that could potentially get washed away.
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"It's just part of history that I don't want to see washed away," he said.
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In retrospect, Max might have stood a better chance had he washed the occasional dish.
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The Ultra's photo looks like it's been heavily edited and my friend looks washed out.
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The washed up objects were found to carry 289 invasive species from the western Pacific.
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Was James washed up after missing a big chunk of last season because of injuries?
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Soon they were able to reclaim their house, which Luce had washed, vacuumed, and scrubbed.
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Another survivor tells the team he saw four people get washed away during the hurricane.
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Neonics are not just on these foods, but in them, so cannot be washed off.
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In the other, the sky is washed out and only the wall is accurately exposed.
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A wave of thoughts and emotions washed over me, mostly relief and, strangely enough, gratitude.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — A wave of relief washed over Yama Pogo as he searched the names.
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I would look at the floors and a fresh wave of revulsion washed over me.
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My leg washed up on the beach the next day, discovered by my favorite bartender.
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For the early June match, Crowley's S.U.V. was packed with the uniforms he had washed.
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To get by, Ms. Meling washed dishes during the day and sold bananas at night.
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I washed out of Henry S. Richards Little League after a couple of unspectacular seasons.
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When Tsosie spoke Navajo to a friend, a teacher washed out her mouth with soap.
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"I washed this, and put it away," she says, pulling the spatula from the cupboard.
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Police believe their bodies could have washed out to sea and may never be found.
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The headless body of a baby washed ashore on a nearby beach earlier this year.
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Video posted by the Sebastian Daily shows dead fish washed up in Sebastian Inlet, Florida.
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In 2000, a toxic tailings pond broke and washed away an entire village, killing 28.
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As a kid, one washed dishes, took orders and swept the floor at a restaurant.
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He didn't like the ups and downs — feeling good but washed-out, then feeling crummy.
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He washed himself by standing naked and dumping bottles of drinking water over his head.
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In Cúcuta, he washed cars instead of repairing them, earning a few dollars a day.
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In 2017, 17 dead right whales -- an unusually high number -- washed up on Atlantic beaches.
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At harvest time, the larvae are shaken free, washed, and ground into paste, Aarts said.
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It would be a shame if all that were washed away by a big twist.
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Then I washed, because my face looked like a Moor's—and then changed my clothes.
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A sense of relief washed over him as he walked outside to find his family.
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Per the brand's instructions, I washed it in cold water and let it air dry.
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My hair was blackened from the smoke, but they only washed it after a week.
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All greens are washed to a certain extent, whether we're talking about a fresh bunch of spinach or the bagged version, but a triple-washed bagged spinach can create surface damage, provide opportunities for leeching or even facilitate oxidation reactions, all of which impact quality.
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Francis has washed the feet of Muslims during the Holy Thursday Mass, and in 2016 he washed the feet of Muslim, Hindu, Catholic and Coptic Christian migrants — a ritual that demonstrates humility and the notion that even the pope must serve his fellow man.
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In comparison, the image on the older 12.9-inch iPad Pro appears washed out and flat.
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A 4-year-old boy was washed away by rapid floodwaters in Jackson County, officials said.
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The floods killed at least 25 people, washed away homes and businesses and knocked out power.
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Avoid raw fruits and vegetables (unless you've washed them with clean water or removed the skin).
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Recent floods washed away some of his land that had been planted with peas and wheat.
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He washed out of a couple of jobs, but eventually both he and Leonard sobered up.
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After 15 minutes, I washed and conditioned with the Olaplex No. 4 and No. 5 formulas.
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Instantly brighten up beds to couches or accent chairs with a luxe, washed-blue throw pillow.
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"He stepped over the ledge to try to get to me, and he was washed away."
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One day, a massive bag of containing 70 pounds of cocaine washed up on the shore.
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They installed hand-wash stations near homeless encampments, distributed portapotties, and washed streets with bleach solution.
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In the morning, after she's washed off all the blood, there's a knock on the door.
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A leg washed up in New York's Upper West Side over the weekend, according to WPIX.
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Nine soldiers at Fort Hood were killed after their truck was washed away in the flood.
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It probably has to be washed once a week because it ends up smelling so bad.
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But super cold temperatures coming in next will likely cause water that's washed ashore to freeze.
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When a strange sea creature washed ashore near Darien, Georgia, last March, marine biologists were stumped.
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The photo taken with the iPhone X (center) does a better job but looks washed out.
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Here things will typically simplify because either all details are washed away, or the environment disappears.
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Suddenly we see this little boy washed up on the beach, and it woke people up.
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In 2017, a total of 104 such vessels washed up on the west coast of Japan.
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She nearly washed out of basic training, sustaining a nerve injury that set her back months.
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They were then given some fitted, skimpy garments to put on (which Amazon promised were washed).
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Warm water washed away my makeup, the pancake base, the blush, the mascara, and eye shadow.
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A wave of warm, dirty water washed over her shoes, drenching the hems of her pants.
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Ms. Dressendofer's waterfront home in Point Pleasant, N.J., was flooded when a wave washed over it.
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Nitrogen is food for tiny algae — and when it's washed ashore, it can feed algal blooms.
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So we were often having to cut mid-take, because the cast were getting washed away.
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"Time and subsequent cases have washed away the logic" of those earlier decisions, Justice Sotomayor wrote.
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As we sped out of Iowa a feeling of relief washed over me, mixed with resignation.
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But as the cold waves washed over her that day, she realized she wanted to live.
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Sure, they're bad too, but at least they can potentially be washed and reused, or recycled.
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According to the Associated Press, 1,100 dead dolphins have washed up on French shores this year.
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When we went digital, a lot of that nuance of optical sizing sort of washed away.
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Then, in 1998, a leaky fishing boat carrying 75-odd migrants washed up on their patch.
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After each use, the condoms were washed, carefully dried, and rubbed with oil to prevent cracking.
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IN 1967 Mao's tumultuous Cultural Revolution washed into Hong Kong, stirring anti-colonial riots and bombings.
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Some of them were chanting "USA, USA" as they washed ashore, he told the Canadian Press.
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On a December day in 1948, a dead man washed up on a beach in Australia.
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The Last Supper also included a ceremony in which he washed the feet of his disciples.
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"It would have been living on land, and washed out to sea," probably after it died.
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After thawing, none of the tissues showed signs of damage and the nanoparticles were washed away.
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A mysterious "crocodile-like" creature found washed up on a Welsh beach has left experts baffled.
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Any foreign matter, like dirt or sand, needs to be thoroughly washed out of the wound.
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One theory holds that grey mullet simply washed up on the banks as water levels rose.
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It would become "BoJack Horseman" (2014-), an award-winning show about a washed-up sitcom star.
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As the sun disappears and the moon rises, the earth is washed in a certain stillness.
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"He goes through phases where the hair does not get washed, by the way," Saget revealed.
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The fabric is as soft as a vintage tee that has been washed hundreds of times.
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Anyone who has curly hair knows that the first day of freshly-washed hair is rough.
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But then another smaller, liverless (and heartless) great white shark carcass washed up on May 4th.
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Some "were reduced to eating seafood they found washed up on the beach," the complaint said.
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Dirty money has long washed through China, but has been viewed primarily as a domestic problem.
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Eventually, they get so high that the world down below is washed away by black squares.
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Wally first washed ashore on Dockweiler State Beach in Los Angeles County a couple weeks ago.
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Everything on the prefix menu is delicious, especially when washed down with some local Beijing liquor.
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A government minister admitted after the last election that the ink was too easily washed off.
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Things washed out by a pop of light or a deep shadow are not more visible.
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If you acid washed your hard thrive with bleach bit which nobody had ever heard of.
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The doubleheader was played because Friday night's game was washed out following two long rain delays.
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"There was a profound feeling that washed over from the back of me," Durham tells PEOPLE.
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For example, poorly washed lettuce or other raw produce may contain an unnoticed snail or slug.
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Vigorous rubbing from your towel also creates extra friction that your freshly washed skin doesn't need.
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For example, poorly washed lettuce or other raw produce may contain an unnoticed snail or slug.
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But 136,000 years ago, a flood washed over the island, wiping out this unique flightless species.
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The conditions were abysmal; the girls say they washed floors in exchange for blankets and clothing.
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"We could look back and say [we've] washed out a lot of the noise," he said.
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LONDON — Thousands of pink bottles full of detergent have washed up on picturesque beaches in Cornwall.
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I mean, I really feel I'm just washed up, wiped out—I've just squandered my life.
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Not so with the Magic Socks, which will retain their odor-eliminating properties after being washed.
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And I think you can guess what happened: My birthmark washed right down the shower drain.
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But on the home stretch, he was hit by an avalanche and washed down a crevasse.
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Power lines snapped under ferocious winds and roads were washed away by torrential downpours and mudslides.
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The fresh hopes of the Arab spring of six years ago have long since washed away.
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Or let the years and memories get washed away like a grainy message in the sand?
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Or lock the tour off there depending on how washed the wetty's on the tour are.
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Either way, I'm taking it as a reminder that I need to get my car washed.
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My skepticism washed away like flotsam being lifted from a quiet beach by a rising tide.
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Even a tiny drop of VX on the skin — unless washed off immediately, could prove lethal.
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With homes destroyed, electricity knocked out, and roads washed away, thousands are at risk of exposure.
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Inside the damp corridors, utensils are being cleaned, heaps of clothes are washed and food cooked.
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The owner of the boat and Gibson found the plane part washed ashore on a sandbar.
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She's mastered flamed frankincense, fat-washed simple syrups, and a vegan sour that uses chickpea water.
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The flowers were originally used to disguise odors as the monarch washed the feet of recipients.
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The result is both shiny and soft, with a washed-out, desaturated effect that's downright dreamy.
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It is best washed down with Torres' favorite tequila, the beefy, old-school Orendain Ollitas blanco.
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He'll be playing an aging, washed-up actor, his first role since nabbing his first Oscar.
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The print of the picture showed to the New York press had very washed-out colors.
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Once they're washed down your drain upon rinsing, they make their way into the water system.
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But since 1955, more than 90 percent of the island's original land mass has washed away.
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Oil and tarballs washed up on beaches up to 100 miles away, including in Los Angeles.
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Boats washed ashore by the storm piled next to a house near Monmouth Beach, New Jersey.
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"She had a baby 11 months ago and felt she was looking washed out," he said.
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That acid washed history is celebrated in the rooms and crannies in the nimbly renovated house.
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Artist's Questionnaire Calvin Marcus's color-washed works, which feature surfers, bodybuilders and dead fish, defy narrative.
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I began to work at the salon, chatting with its patrons as I washed their hair.
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And in 2012, a flood of melt water from the ice sheet washed away a bridge.
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I showered and washed my hair after my workout yesterday, so, again, I justify sleeping in.
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Don't pay taxes that build roads and offer relief to those washed away in a hurricane.
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The body of a second bank employee washed up in Onagawa, at Takenoura Beach, on Sept.
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Before that image was the picture of the dead child who washed up on a beach.
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The town's permethrin insecticides turned out to be ineffective, and daily rains washed away previous efforts.
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Fruits and vegetables do get washed before they hit the shelves -- for example, with bleach solutions.
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She held a doughnut sale to help pay for the team uniforms, which she washed herself.
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He did his math homework sitting behind the register, washed glasses behind the bar, bussed tables.
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"It's not as if CBS has completely washed its hands of Moonves," The Huffington Post notes.
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Water has also washed away some of the mortar between the stones of the castle's walls.
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I washed his face, too, but with my hands, if more gently than he probably wanted.
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"When the water comes, everything is washed away — then we have to start all over again."
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Washed up on a beach Winter is bleak and stormy on the northwestern coast of Japan.
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I, who had never touched a raw turkey, washed out the cavity and patted it dry.
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Cloth masks cost 30 to 40 cents but are often washed and reused for a year.
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A whale washed up in the Philippines with almost 88 pounds of trash in its stomach.
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Pundits often refer to the progressive "Blue Wave" that washed over Congress in the 2018 elections.
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A photograph of a newborn being washed with bottled water ricocheted around social media, stirring outrage.
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The paint application is wildly varied: It is flicked across some images and washed over others.
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In 2015, the body of three-year-old Alan Kurdi washed up on a Turkish beach,
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The labels on the salad bags boast that they are "triple washed" and ready to serve.
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This, she points out, presents a kind of challenge for the health-washed junk food industry.
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But, on this washed out/burnt over Yankees team, there's no real reason why not, either.
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I took it and washed it in bleach and scrubbed it to see what it was.
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Also, those combo washed always smell of limes and pepper like #LADS and it's so sad.
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Toller's marriage broke under the strain, and he has washed up in Snowbridge, alone and sick.
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It cleans and sanitizes screens and can be washed with soap and water for re-use.
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The broken boats washed onto US 1 would have set them back $3,200 before the storm.
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The newly issued Rs 22017 bills are losing color when they are washed, according to reports.
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It's easier, safer, to focus on old, washed-up stereotypes in these sorts of supposed feuds.
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"It used to be that Americans, among other people, washed their hair a lot," he said.
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He ran hot water and washed his hands carefully with the castile soap that Mazer provided.
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After use, they should be washed thoroughly with soap and water manually or in a dishwasher.
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He and a few other survivors floated in a dinghy for days and were washed ashore.
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The image is blurry, with the whites far too bright, washed-out and lacking in detail.
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Her outfit was different; she was wearing a strapless gingham top paired with washed black jeans.
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More stories have washed up on the shores of social media this decade than any other.
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You never know what you'll find bobbing around in Times Square, washed free by the tides.
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The farmer's kid sees a problem and thinks back to that time the bridge washed out.
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In January 2019, for example, tidal waters washed over the San Francisco's Embarcadero one rainy day.
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"Twenty years ago we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives," she said.
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I wanted the washed-out pastel colors of that period to be imbued in the work.
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Clean hands, washed with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds, are always important.
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My whole adult life, I've washed my hands after every handshake, subway ride, and dog walk.
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In Yurihonjo, where the eight living North Koreans washed up in a fishing boat on Nov.
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In the video, Graham appears as a shipwrecked sailor who washed ashore on a deserted island.
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His body washed up near a village, and a US consular officer went to retrieve it.
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Neither the artists nor the curator meant for the works to be washed out or distorted.
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"If I had even a suspicion, I would have washed my hair this morning," he said.
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She sent her to boarding school and washed her clothes every weekend when she came home.
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Luton washed her hands in the examination room as Kabia checked in at the front desk.
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But two husbands and a lot of books later, she's washed up and at an impasse.
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In line with Islamic custom, his body was washed and wrapped in a special burial garment.
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Rising seas caused by climate change have already washed away several villages upriver from Dulce's home.
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The women working in his house asked what he wanted for dinner and washed his clothes.
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My daughter "washed" (read: lathered) her hair in Aquaphor, which is nearly impossible to get out.
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Biologists have treated several turtles that have washed ashore covered in crude, but some have died.
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For extra convenience you can also purchase a pre-cut, pre-washed version from the supermarket.
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In 2016, a man washed ashore after his feet were encased in concrete, The Times reported.
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It's a washed-out, de-risked tech story in a market filled with very risky dynamics.
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I've washed with like colors in cool water and gentle dry and they came out great!
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After his death, Abdul-Ghani's body was washed several times and wrapped in sheets, prosecutors said.
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When a crate containing two blank, stretched canvases is washed overboard, she dives in after it.
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In culinary class, Ms. Merced washed and dried parsley, picked the leaves and chopped them finely.
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In the men's locker room, four men laughed and sipped drinks while a bartender washed glasses.
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" She paused and a panicked expression washed over her face: "How do I make that happen?
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The photo on the left (below), isn't terrible, but again, it looks a little washed out.
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When a fifth child, and then an adult man, are washed up on shore, everything changes.
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Everything is a bit washed-out; the only colors that pop are burned oranges and yellows.
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