That way, when the water washes out the shampoo, it also washes out the grease attached to it.
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She washes them every week even though they are no longer used; I have no idea how they remain lively after that many washes.
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"Body washes, face washes, and shampoo all contain surfactants for the cleaning action, and all tend to be at an acidic pH," Wong said in an email.
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Refresh and cleanse roots with Nexxus Between Washes Dry Shampoo Foam in between washes to add volume, and apply Nexxus Color Assure Masque once a week to maintain moisture and shine.
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" He added: "It is water that washes way inland.
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In addition to the trial set I received for this review, I've used everything from body washes and deodorants to face washes and body wipes, and I've been happy with it all.
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If the light, medium, or dark washes by themselves are too simple for you, Converse recently launched a new version that combines three distinct washes (black, medium, and light) all in one shoe.
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He stumbles over to the kitchen and washes it out.
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Behind her, customers dance as the money washes over them.
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A man washes his hair at Casa del Migrante shelter.
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With proper rotation, bras can last several wears between washes.
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Finally, your phone buzzes, and sweet relief washes over you.
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Chapman's voice washes over the listener, all warm and rich.
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Ruth, who for forty years washed her hair, washes mine.
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Its faux sherpa material washes well, too, according to owners.
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The rule applies only to consumer hand washes and soaps.
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Relief washes over him every time he finds it empty.
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Dark clouds portend rain, which washes things away, I guess.
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With every strike to the punchbag, relief washes over me.
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Sometimes he washes cars or lays a pipe for cash.
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Fantasy colors are not permanent and fade after several washes.
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And when these things happen, it really washes away hope.
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It washes up really well, and it keeps its shape.
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Then there is the sheer awe that washes over you.
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"As I remember you, grief washes over me," Lori wrote.
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Eroded dirt washes into the Chesapeake, making the water cloudy.
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Father kisses mother on the neck while she washes dishes.
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"Winning washes away a lot of complaints," the aide said.
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And after a few wears and washes, they lose shape.
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Everything in these deals washes out except for the platforms.
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Both the "Blacktop" and "Cobra" washes made it into my suitcase.
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Most cues are high frequency, atonal, prickly washes of electronic static.
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But I think it washes me out a little too much.
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Do not do bake sales or car washes to raise money.
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We even put a wager up: loser washes and folds clothes.
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It also washes the floor automatically after five or ten rounds.
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After some respectful flirtation from Davos, Theon washes up on shore.
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She says she washes all the time but it doesn't help.
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Once the water washes out, the terraces are soon active again.
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Onion Biden washes his Trans Am on the White House lawn.
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Win-win, and we bet Smith never washes that cheek again.
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You are the wave that sweeps and washes clean the shore.
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At Ulta you'll find a selection of 380 different face washes.
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Have someone dice the onions while another person washes the lettuce.
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When a brand-new blue BMW washes up on your beach.
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Use: Will it be used for quick washes or long soaks?
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As polished as its dancers are, its choreography washes them out.
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Using hand sanitizer in between washes is also a good idea.
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"The waterproof liner will survive several hand washes," Miss Pop said.
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Now she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly washes her face.
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Then she washes her hands with Lady Macbeth-level fervor. Hmm.
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He washes his arms and hands before reuniting with his family.
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The fabric is soft to the touch, even after multiple washes.
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She washes and chops customers' fruits, herbs and vegetables for free.
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Rain washes away the track's silt and clay, its binding materials.
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Even after more than 20 washes, our mat still looks good.
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Skin Deep There are acid cleansers and toners, washes and scrubs.
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But even in this remote place, garbage washes ashore each day.
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To the right, Barbara Stamatelatos methodically washes dishes from the day's prep.
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It looks natural, lasts all day and washes off easily with soap.
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He then washes out his mouth with water as if nothing happened.
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Still, based on traditional merger metrics, the deal barely washes its face.
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She proceeded to tell me she washes hers once every two weeks.
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A few washes after each season wraps, and she's back to blonde.
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The sewage that pours into the sea washes ashore on Israel's beaches.
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He bathes in a nearby river and washes his clothes in it.
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They're also mercerized and pre-shrunk to ensure longevity throughout repeated washes.
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When they leave the cabin, man traps fur while bear washes his.
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The uniforms' ability to knock down mosquitoes fell dramatically after four washes.
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Success - or the appearance of success - in politics washes away many sins.
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The white noise of the sea washes out the convention center din.
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Thais believe water washes away bad luck and helps usher in prosperity.
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Throwing the noodles into a bowl, she then washes them three times.
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And Alexandre Desplat's lush score washes over it like an endless tide.
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A man washes his hair in a makeshift tub in Tokyo, Japan.
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One is God for God is One— One hand washes the other.
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Then Shay takes them with her, washes them and talks to them.
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You'll find a variety of designs and washes for boys and girls.
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But the work is never-ending because rain washes the pesticides away.
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I taste one and a strong, briny flavor washes over my palate.
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If you'll remember, Melisandre (Carice van Houten) delicately washes Jon Snow's wounds.
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And with a lot of stretch, you can't have very authentic washes.
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He used to say, music washes away the dust of everyday life.
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A red tide washes over Florida; massive floods in India kill hundreds.
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The airier pictures often contain rectilinear washes, which surface under lingering attention.
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You do this, you get a pardon: One tiny hand washes another.
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She also washes her hands furiously, but worries it is not enough.
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My dad still washes and saves plastic utensils you get from takeout.
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Ash from bushfires washes up on a beach in Merimbula, Jan. 5.
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Even adding bleach to cold water washes may not do the trick.
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It washes down on to the field and swirls around the air.
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Each year its soil becomes saltier as seawater washes up its weakening streams.
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But, as our special report this week argues, that argument no longer washes.
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Fowler pumps gas while Deese washes the windshield and windows with a squeegee.
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The jeans come in three different washes: vintage light, vintage medium, and black.
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Here's the thing about pink Beautyblenders: They bleed color the first few washes.
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But sometimes he's already asleep, so she washes, cooks and goes to bed.
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A translucent dry shampoo that helps you extend the time between your washes
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My grandmother's aide makes her meals, washes her clothes and cleans her house.
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It washes off any dirt, old makeup, and oil to keep things hygienic.
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After he dies, she washes him and gently wraps him in a shroud.
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The mother does what I do: she sweeps the floor, cooks, washes dishes.
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He washes cars and does any other odd jobs he can pick up.
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Am I the only person who washes her hands after using the bathroom?!
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To me, tea washes away the memory of the flavor, and prolongs pleasure.
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He's bathed in floodlighting that washes over the wall from the American side.
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She washes her stockings and lays out her clothes for the next workday.
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The stench wafts across the town when it washes up on the riverbanks.
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You need a healthy work/life balance, where one hand washes the other.
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A worker washes the seating area along Circular Quay in Sydney, March 25.
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Saturated washes whorl into psychedelic compositions, as if seen through a fugue state.
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Saturated washes whorl into psychedelic compositions, as if seen through a fugue state.
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Here, ghostlike, ominous sounds are shaped as adagio melodious washes, vast as curtains.
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H. washes dishes and cleans up the kitchen, and we blast The Killers.
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It hasn't pilled (yet) over a few washes, and hasn't shrunk a bit.
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Malick's lyricism sometimes washes out the psychological and historical details of the narrative.
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And some women are even cutting their hair shorter to save on washes.
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They're dissolvable—the adhesive washes right off and won't ruin your storage containers.
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MORE's failed policies, washes away any doubts that America made the right choice.
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Eventually Josh returns, washes his hands, and joins me, cozy on the couch.
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Euron, who washes ashore at Convenient Cove to get promptly murdered by Jaime.
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In "Seascape" (1870s), he used thin, gray, wraithlike washes to paint on wood.
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You're not the only person in tech, but it all washes over tech.
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"This whole thing is disgusting," she tells Thompson as she washes her hands afterwards.
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He tells me all about growing up in Tuscany as he washes my hair.
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First a look of horror washes over their faces, then the struggle for words.
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The DNA you're looking for latches onto your bait and the rest washes out.
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Her husband, on the other hand, chimed in, saying he washes his locks daily.
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Within those guidelines, there's a lot of different shapes and washes to get into.
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Clothing now only lasts for a few washes before coming apart at the seams.
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Use Nexxus Between Washes Revived Curl Crème on non-wash days for extra definition.
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Just as he's about to give himself an offing, Manny washes up on shore.
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Political violence is marketed to young people as the Daz that washes injustice away.
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I tell her that she might feel better if she washes away the day.
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She now washes, cooks and cleans for two teachers, and looks after their children.
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She stacks spices there when she's cooking, and afterward just washes the Corian down.
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Claire survives the jump (duh) and washes up onto a very scenic Caribbean beach.
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After each visit, Okon washes her hands and prepares to see her next patient.
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With a mirror, everybody washes himself any morning, without any order from the government.
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After a couple of washes, the tee hasn't shrunk nor has the color faded.
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The detergent-free hair cleanser washes the hair without stripping or drying it out.
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I went to car washes and beauty shops, anywhere they'd let me sell them.
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She washes her hands with soap, then applies hand sanitizer, and then a glove.
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It's "Outlander" meets "Lost" on Sunday, as Claire washes up on a gorgeous island.
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He writes jokes and washes over them until he gets the joke he wants.
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DSW will sell Seventh Sense body lotions and washes, foot creams, and muscle balms.
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It doesn&apost have a watery consistency like most other body washes or shampoos.
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They plan to eventually develop more scented beauty products, like body sprays and washes.
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The jacket itself is now available in several washes in men's and women's sizes.
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As opposed to the standard promise of holding up through 50 machine washes, Wone's are guaranteed through 50,000 washes — that's every single day for the next 136 years, or at least through your lifetime, no matter how much exercise might extend it.
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The songs are moving yet austere washes of organic instrumentation, paired with deep synthetic drones.
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It even refreshes your do in between washes and post-workouts, thanks to antibacterial properties.
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Jano washes clothes for neighbors, earning 20 cents a day to eke out an existence.
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The sweatshirt comes in seven washes, from everyday neutrals to a few limited-edition colors.
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Maybe take a shot [at some stocks], but have to see how this washes out.
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While I do that, the husband washes the dishes as a reaction to our argument.
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The shirt did great on a first try, but quickly failed after a few washes.
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It lasts five to eight hair washes and I usually do it every two weeks.
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My mom washes my hair and I watch 90 Day Fiancé while she styles it.
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"Co-washes are great for color-treated hair since they are super gentle," says Papanikolas.
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Toxic exposure typically happens during decomposition, which is about 48 hours after it washes ashore.
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PDQ car washes are popular throughout the US because they don't require attendants to operate.
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Then she washes clothes, has a bath and eats a bit of dinner before sleeping.
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As the feathers descend, a number turn black or gray, or the pink washes out.
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When there are so many hours of testimony, it sort of all washes over you.
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A nephew gets into the shower while another one washes the dishes, Ms. Arneta says.
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It said the net will provide protection for at least three years or 20 washes.
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DevaCurl Mist-er Right Dream Curl Refresher helps your itchy scalp chill out between washes.
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As this wave of government action washes over Europe, internet giants are on high alert.
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Plain old H20 was also just as effective as the fancier store-bought produce washes.
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At the end of the day, Castro's partner washes dishes inside their recently renovated trailer.
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The processing plant crushes, washes, and dehydrates the waste, leaving nothing but small plastic flakes.
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You might also switch to cold water washes for clothing, which cuts water-heating costs.
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Nicole Kidman washes up wounded, more or less, at the Maine lighthouse of Temuera Morrison.
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Not only is it a herbivore but it washes all its food before it eats.
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Some opponents claim these power plants are a "false solution" that green-washes dirty incineration.
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But heavy rain often washes away the topsoil, environmentalists say, rendering the steep land useless.
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"A lot of us are cutting labor and converting to automated express washes," he said.
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Less washes his own face, not the businessman's, finds his gate, and boards the plane.
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In this loud and crowded space, a sense of peace and camaraderie washes over us.
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And if that weren't enough, DSC employees also receive free massages, haircuts and car washes.
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Carrère washes one man's feet: I look at these feet, don't know what to think.
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She acid-washes 33,000, so that nobody can ever find -- but they're around some place.
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I use watery washes of acrylic and go over them with thin layers of shellac.
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Here, again, the images do not register as photographs, but as soft washes of color.
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A 4H competitor washes her steer before judging at the Routt County Fair in Hayden, Colorado.
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"The rain basically washes the air and pushes the particulate matter into the ground," Sandilya says.
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For other services, like car washes and moving items into storage, it might be less frequent.
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As the terrain goes soggier or washes away, how do you protect objects embedded in it?
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Demi-permanent dye, on the other hand, can maintain its shiny color for over 20 washes.
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It may be stormy in substance, but Psychopomp washes over you like a calm, cleansing wave.
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After a body washes up on the shores of Sydney, Griffin uncovers a sex trafficking ring.
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The paint ranges from thin washes to a tight, smooth skin to thick, grain-like brushstrokes.
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The second half of the movie, particularly the final 20 minutes, washes away those striking moments.
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Iris Vazquez washes clothing at an open road drainage in Corozal, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 24.
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They're not going to turn into stockbrokers overnight or open up a chain of car washes.
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Kelso said she is so nervous about the water that she washes clothing at least twice.
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First, I thought clothing for dogs that small just sort of disintegrated after about three washes?
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They mix with soft pastels: yellow washes, fuzzy reddish-pinks, subtle touches of purple and blue.
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At least six roads in Tucson were closed because of flash flooding from washes that overflowed.
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It washes the fruit, then guides it into individual channels, where the stems are plucked out.
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He even washes the milk bottles and pump parts every evening because he is the best.
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Before I even realized it, I was making it to two washes by the third week.
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Most end up being sheer washes of color that barely last through a sip of water.
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Some residents appear trapped in their homes, sheltering on rooftops as floodwater washes past their doorsteps.
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It's important to note, this tutorial will require an etching cream that washes off with water.
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Microbeads are tiny plastic particles used as exfoliants in toothpastes, face washes, scrubs and shower gels.
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The chemical helps to keep clothes free of wrinkles, static, or stains, even after multiple washes.
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She writes, eats, brushes her teeth, washes her hair and rides a bike using her feet.
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I used to use all kinds of face washes, but then I would wind up irritated.
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But she steals to please Suzanne; she washes windows with joy because Suzanne is there, singing.
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Turner used watercolor washes of it to convey the limpid radiance of Venetian dawns and sunsets.
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She washes his hair with Pureology's Hydrate Shampoo, and follows up with the brand's Hydrate Conditioner.
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It's not the part when the rain washes away her fear or rinses off her grief.
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Cover the pan for a few minutes so that the steam washes down any sugar crystals.
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A wave of compassion washes over me; whatever resentments I was holding on to drop away.
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A green sea of New Yorkers washes over Fifth Avenue to celebrate the city's 257th parade.
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And at self-service washes, high-pressure nozzles and timers keep water use to a minimum.
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And make sure your sick loved one closes the toilet bowl lid and washes his hands.
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After dinner, my husband washes up while I study to get my Dutch driving learner's permit.
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Every so often, a fatberg-esque blob of material called ambergris washes up on a beach.
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He washes his hands and makes a batch of challah French toast for his favorite girls.
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Consumer antibacterial washes containing those specific ingredients may be sold during this time, the FDA said.
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R. already did the dishes (I cook, he washes dishes), so I get started making dinner.
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"I just need the unlimited washes until this pollen can relax," one person posted on Twitter.
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Illusionistic washes and graphic lines coexist in her images, which encompass dreamy landscapes and domestic interiors.
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But as rain washes through the burned areas, it will make their already difficult task even harder.
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At Charlie James Gallery, his hues are desaturated and soaked into the canvas through repeated thin washes.
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But "Sunlight On Your Skin," a real collaboration with Peep's friend ILoveMakonnen, just about washes it away.
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They come in five washes — including black, dark blue, and light blue — and sizes 26 to 33.
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BF washes up, I make packed lunches, and we're in bed by 10:30 with our books.
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The most popular system washes sulphur out of engine fumes with seawater, which is then chucked overboard.
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For many women with natural hair, waiting a full week between washes is best for their texture.
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In the shower you cry as the hot water washes away the -- oh, it's green -- sticky swaddling.
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"You put on a facade, like everything that happens to you just washes off," Burnham tells him.
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The result: a major beauty statement that washes out after a few dozen shampoos — no commitment necessary.
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How do we read the vertical washes color that seem to have melded to the perforated surface?
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We put away the leftovers, and B. washes the dishes while I dry and put them away.
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The event features free dog washes, caricatures, a photo booth and treats from Big Gay Ice Cream.
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Cover: A woman washes dishes at a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, southeastern Bangladesh, on Jan.
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And once those washes are up you can re-use the nubs to clean your makeup brushes!
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It's the bun, the French fries and the sugary drink that washes it all down, he said.
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After several washes, my hair already looks more hydrated, less dull, and feels softer to the touch.
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It's full of big, beautiful synth washes cut through with melodic raps and harder-edged bars alike.
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A prison rep tells us Meek cleans the cell block, tidies up prison grounds and washes dishes.
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Some further evidence my theory is correct: Star Destroyers are too large to fit inside car washes.
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If your mood changes, there's no real commitment since the color only lasts three to six washes.
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Participants enter in a silk-clad dome, where a specially buffered portal washes clean their sonic palate.
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One of her brothers washes up the bathroom, while someone else fills buckets with water for later.
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Nail bars and car washes were also often reported - both sectors are known to exploit trafficking victims.
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It's been used for decades in products such as body washes, hand soaps, household cleansers, and toothpaste.
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Many sets of remains, scattered by scavenging animals or swept away in washes, may never be found.
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But with Memorial Day right around the corner, the transition from dark denim to lighter washes begins.
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Pro: Inexpensive, multiple color options and sizesCon: Seams can tear, fabric wears thin after a few washes
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It's not really even driving anymore; it's like taking your car through one of those car washes.
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Thor washes up after a battle and before a party to celebrate his victory in said battle.
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The collection of heavier weight jeans come in slim and skinny fits and a range of washes.
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When a shirt loses its vibrancy or shape after too many washes, it might affect your confidence.
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Relief washes over me, and I slowly make my way back to my mattress on the floor.
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Just as Celina's dress starts burning with a "nasty smell," a wave washes her out to sea.
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She washes her hair every two weeks with conditioner and once a month with a clarifying shampoo.
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Perfumers rely on jetsam ambergris that washes ashore; these little fatty blobs are worth thousands of dollars.
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They drove across washes and around canyons and past red-ribbed buttes that reared like primeval monsters.
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She basked in the sun, which washes her living room and bedroom with light from the southeast.
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She basked in the sun, which washes her living room and bedroom with light from the southeast.
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Plus, it prevent your dishes from that permanent brown buildup that looks dirty even after five washes.
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It helps eliminate frizz, defines my curls, and keeps them looking better for longer in between washes.
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Even in categories like dry shampoo and hand washes, we see a lot of beautiful scent experiences.
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Then panic washes over you as you realize your phone/wallet/keys are no longer with you.
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A parliamentary probe was set up in April to investigate modern slavery in Britain's hand car washes.
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Over time, digital forensic evidences washes away, as people reboot their devices or add and delete files.
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A wave of otherworldly sensuality washes over us on Friday as fiery Mars trines with dreamy Neptune.
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From creams to detangling washes, it's got convenient, quality choices that work well within anyone's gifting budget.
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Her thick, black brush strokes slash across white expanses, and she adds washes of interesting color combinations.
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They are layered and full of hazy washes over figures, letters, and symbols that are partially obscured.
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His washes of ink fashion light-toned sloping hills, shores and gnarled trees, boatmen, and distant lagoons.
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I played through the opening scene of the game, in which Link washes up on a mysterious island.
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Only China dumps more plastic in the ocean than Indonesia, and much of it washes up in Bali.
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"The urgent work is now: taking the air photos before the rain washes away the drought," Driver explained.
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In Bali, which attracts about 6.5 million international tourists annually, trash regularly washes up its once-pristine beaches.
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The detritus looks unsightly when it washes up on beaches, and cruel when it chokes photogenic sea creatures.
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She fries or roasts it, adds some salt, and washes it down with sparkling water — and that's it.
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And the lack of rules governing businesses like nail salons and car washes means less contact with officialdom.
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Emollients like oils are common, too, to moisture the skin and replace oils that a cleanser washes away.
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And the body washes and lotions are favorites among stylish stars like Neil Patrick Harris and Kevin Durant.
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Though often presented in isolation, the Armory show is a deluge, and interpretation washes over viewers in waves.
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As soon as they are cleaned up by the government and volunteers, another tide of trash washes in.
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Rainwater washes away all of the chemicals away into the water bodies and the water bodies get polluted.
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Since your hair will be drier after bleaching, most people find they can go more days between washes.
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Charmine makes sure Jalen washes his face, brushes his teeth, and is ready to leave for the day.
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No styling products were used this first week because I didn't make it too long in-between washes.
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Microbeads are included in a number of household products, including skincare ranges like face washes and body scrubs.
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Through this process he, in a way, washes his hands of the negative side effects of his developments.
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But hey, since we're all doing weekly sheet washes anyway now, it should be a no-brainer... right?
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In an ideal scenario, you'd head out just after showers have passed through, because rain washes pollen away.
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"We think (the deal) makes sense strategically and operationally and just about washes its face financially," it said.
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He ended up at the latter after it acquired his startup Cherry, which provided on-demand car washes.
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It occurs when heavy rain washes the large molecules out of the sky that typically absorbs most light.
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In this scene, the two find a boat that washes ashore and are surprised to see what's inside.
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But, it's just as fun to spice up your wardrobe with some more unusual cuts, washes, or patterns.
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They come in a range of washes from light grey to dark, medium blue to faded light blue.
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But he is at risk of meeting a disrupter; someone who catches the wave and washes him away.
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In her three "Caress" paintings (all 2016), watercolor washes and poured acrylic share the surface with detailed figures.
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Each piece is constructed simply, just a few synthesizer washes and jittery patches reacting volatilely with one another.
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Paul saw what they were trading the city for: broken rolling lands, scrub-desert, giant washes of dirt.
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The girls can use a pad for up to 300 machine washes, which is more safe and biodegradable.
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She washes her hands frequently and has not been able to definitively pinpoint the cause of her infection.
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He'll love using the Eucalyptus or Sandalwood body washes to nourish his skin without stripping it of moisture.
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Ambergris, a waste product from the intestine of sperm whales, washes up on sea shores the world over.
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Entering by SUV or truck still requires crossing several washes on a rocky road for half the journey.
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Sanders appears to live in an imaginary future, where a popular tidal wave washes away all political obstacles.
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Giant sunfish, weighing more than a car, washes up on Australia beach Reason #6458 to avoid the beach.
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On a typical day there, Ms. Merced washes and picks through a frilly mountain of expensive salad leaves.
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Every month, Galang, 51, washes and folds her daughters clothes -- praying that she will one day be released.
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I have very sensitive skin, so often beloved acne-fighting face washes cause me to break out more.
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Better yet, the tech is antimicrobial, meaning it's able to sustain a lifetime of washes and still perform.
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The EZ Salad Cutting Bowl is made of sturdy, BPA-free plastic, and easily washes in the dishwasher.
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It's the spring of 2015, six months before Alan Kurdi's body washes up on the shore of Turkey.
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If their earlier palette featured soft neo-impressionist rain washes, these songs are lusher and more elegantly dynamic.
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Back in the kitchen, Ben washes and dries the herbs, then plucks the ends and roots off the scallions.
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Swift commented on everything from her new kitten, Benjamin, to whether or not she washes her legs (she does).
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The bright blue on the denim is a chemical-free indigo dye, so it washes to this true blue.
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This, despite the elegant, undulating line that defines Essenhigh's stylized forms, and the mellifluous quality of Mumford's ink washes.
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In fact, you probably shouldn't clean it much, since it's not guaranteed to keep its scent after six washes.
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The best robot would be one that washes my dishes because honestly I'm getting pretty tired of doing it.
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Dr. Lenzy recommends using water-based curl refreshers or leave-in conditioners to hydrate the hair with between washes.
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" Now that the couple is happily married, Diaz says, "Everything else just kind of like washes and slips away.
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Water washes over many of the frames as crews work to steer sailboats and rig things in all conditions.
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And CNN's Anderson Cooper told style expert Stacy London two years ago that he washes his jeans very rarely.
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The artist often also shears the sheep himself, then skirts, washes, dyes, blends, and spins the wool he uses.
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And, after she washes her face, she applies tons of moisturizer to combat the dry air on the plane.
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These solidified washes are nearly impervious to looking or feeling cheap, thanks to expensive essential oils and chic packaging.
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This sadness often washes over people when they're hanging out at home and not doing much, says Dr. Saltz.
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I'm trying to stretch out the days in between washes because my hair is getting too greasy, too fast.
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From enzyme washes to grainy scrubs to AHA masks, the formulas to choose from can feel a bit overwhelming.
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Most products under its Garnier brand, from face washes to skin lightening creams, are halal-certified, a spokeswoman said.
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The staff then collects soap, shampoo, conditioner and body washes and ships it all to the charity's recycling centers.
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For the crucial third of Republican voters he has behind him, everything Trump does just washes off his back.
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But during winter — particularly when biting Arctic air sometimes washes over the U.S. — cold records will still be made.
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EMS washes his eyes out in the back of an ambulance and takes him to be treated for shock.
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It washes off mascara and eyeliner without burning or irritating my eyes, which is a small miracle for me.
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TheQuinnBee explained that she applies the cream, leaves it on for 10 minutes, washes it off, and then sleeps.
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When people see that a product they like is on sale, a little wave of excitement washes over them.
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The best remedy: Regular car washes that include a spray or steam under the car to remove salt residue.
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The company is specifically putting this money toward cheaper oil changes, basic car maintenance, serviced car washes and more.
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Once you add more water, the cleanser emulsifies and turns into a slightly milky lather that washes away easily.
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British lawmakers are to investigate hand car washes amid concerns that they are hubs for slavery and human trafficking.
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Customers say that the slippers are super soft, warm, comfortable, and hold up well even after a few washes.
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" Another reviewer wrote, "I love how these jeans fit so much that I bought three pairs in different washes.
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The distant, unnameable, vengeful Yahweh of the Hebrew Bible becomes the approachable "Father" who washes away all our sins.
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When he washes the dishes, the sun gleams off a plate like the sparkle of a cartoon character's smile.
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A message posted to the base's Facebook page urged the public not pick up any debris that washes ashore.
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Doherty then gives the koala water to drink and washes its body before wrapping it up in a blanket.
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In the first two episodes, we learn that she washes her hands a lot and prefers to urinate outside.
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So far we know it's a size-inclusive line including a variety of high-waisted styles in various washes.
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While there, Robin gets pulled into an investigation into the death of a young girl whose body washes ashore.
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When he finishes the exam, he removes his gloves with an efficient snap and washes his hands briskly. Doctorly.
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When the chicken is in the oven, he washes everything with hot, soapy water and leaves it to dry.
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Logan and Lala cannot conceal their shock, nor the lack of enthusiasm that washes over them once it subsides.
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At one point, Ferrando washes some off himself, further confusing the frantic Fiordiligi, whom he is trying to seduce.
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Plastic dumped in and near rivers washes into the ocean, and only a small percentage bounces back onto shore.
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From Lord Byron's diary to soap that washes your fat right off, here's a comprehensive history of diet fads.
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That rain washes the soil off farmers' fields and straight into the Mississippi River, which dumps into the Gulf.
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To prepare the samples, the team first cleaned them in solvent and acid washes to remove contaminants and varnishes.
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Dance is working with a factory in downtown Los Angeles that washes denim in ozone machines in small batches.
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A wave of low, electronic sound washes against clacking percussion; bells chime in slow conversation with long trumpet tones.
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Or it washes up on beaches around the world or collects in ocean gyres that become massive floating dumps.
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Blue-green washes in gouache and watercolor depict a garden teeming with spiky, trellised flowers and whorling tree branches.
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In the meantime, she vacuums every day, takes more showers, washes the sheets more and keeps the windows closed.
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A range of hills, in precisely the same tonal register as the Nile, washes above the slender dividing stripe.
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Softening the edges of working-class dreams, the cinematographer Julien Meurice washes scenes in pale pastels and hazy light.
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Thinking of Debussy, one usually imagines washes of color; here, impressively, rhythmic definition, even rhythmic unity, came across clearly.
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And while meat treated with chlorine washes is deemed safe by the U.S. government, many U.K. officials remain unconvinced.
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Though I experienced pools of sadness during the days following our decision, I also felt great washes of relief.
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The documents also reveal the two sides discussed relaxing UK rules forbidding the use of chlorine washes for poultry.
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The official music video for this song shows Daigle singing solo in a room as sunlight washes over her.
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A third figure, on the left, feminized by pink washes and flowing hair, gazes vacantly beyond the picture plane.
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With a plethora of fits, flares, washes, inseam lengths, and waist options, you&aposll never get bored of denim.
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If he gets a pacemaker, Masacarenhas washes off the blood and tissue and sterilizes it in an antimicrobial solution.
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Next to a portrait of Hitler, and amid the mess he's made, she sits in the tub and washes herself.
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Jason's body washes to shore with a gunshot wound in his head making Cheryl's grieving sister act come into question.
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The water runs and the hot water tank clunks as he washes the accumulated dirt of the day off himself.
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Even stranger, that night as Sasha washes here face, she sees a towel-wrapped Becky looking back at her, screaming.
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Whenever I google something and I see Pinterest in the search results that wave of dull loathing washes over me.
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Emma Pantaleon washes her daughter's school uniform on the roof of the apartment complex her family shares with 10 others.
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Some people say that washing your hands is better and others vouch for sanitizer, because nobody washes their hands properly.
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Also, any soap will work as long as it lathers and successfully washes off the dirt and grime, says Tetro.
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Marion doesn't put the seeds anywhere near his garden; in fact, he throws the baggie away and washes his hands.
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This foaming cleanser is bolstered by salicylic acid to help balance oil production as it washes away the day's grime.
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So he throws a small fit, very politely washes the glass he was using, fixes the kitchen towel, and leaves.
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She was fastidious, bordering on obsessive (daily ice washes, anyone?) about her beauty routine and a trendsetter for her day.
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She washes the dishes while I start cooking dinner: Country Captain Chicken from My Two Souths cookbook with brown rice.
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Rather than using harsh chemical methods to achieve different washes and styles, they use less harmful techniques like stone washing.
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She overlays the initial ground with acrylic washes and employs a vocabulary of notational marks consisting of lines and dots.
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"It's not that bad," your dirtbag friend who never washes his hands after he pisses anyway tries to convince you.
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Jon Samson, an executive director for the American Trucking Associations, said he could not imagine U.S. washes would increase infections.
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They can pay a daily or monthly fee, and ZIRX offers value-added services like car washes and gassing up.
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When a console's death is announced via hammy eulogy from an aging CEO, the news kind of washes over you.
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With Hyper Thread, participants enter in a silk-clad dome where a specially buffered portal washes clean their sonic palate.
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An immediate wave of regret washes over you as soon as the question "How was your trip?" escapes your lips.
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So she calmly sweeps up everything the invader smashed, washes off the blood, and continues her orderly, well-appointed life.
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In late 1979 and the early 1980s, delicate colors appear: Mondrian primaries diluted, in acrylic washes, to near-subliminal tints.
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These days, there are so many products out there beyond the harsh face washes and scrubs of our formative years.
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In some works, big intersecting bars of black and transparent washes evoke the Abstract Expressionist and the Color Field painters.
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Mr. Takahata's broad, cartoony family comedy whose smeary watercolor washes and "Peanuts"-like line drawings don't follow Ghibli's house style.
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The purge came to be known in the Shona language as Gukurahundi: "the early rain that washes away the chaff".
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She is also the administrator of the crew; she manages them, handles media relations and washes the curtains when needed.
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And so every day before she leaves the hospital, Dr. Au takes a shower, washes her hair and changes clothes.
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"Three" is the album track with the most overt beat, under washes of chords that find drama looming within meditation.
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I haven&apost washed the denim jacket, but the other pieces are still in like-new condition after several washes.
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A Word With Before she steps onstage in "Tiny Beautiful Things" at the Public Theater, Nia Vardalos washes her face.
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Wedgie Fit Jeans, which are are available online and in stores, come in three washes: white, light-wash and indigo.
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But it also has a melody that, once it washes over you, feels like the softest brush against your soul.
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We prefer to tweet prayers and not hear the horror in real time, as fear washes over that riverside park.
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"Car washes have operated with impunity and popped up rapidly as they have gone unchallenged for so long," he said.
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To top it off, a wedding cake comes crashing down onto the phone, then a sprinkler washes it all off.
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Instead, the waste is taken to an open dump site, where, after a heavy rain, it washes into the river.
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"You don't want to commission an art work, and the day before it opens, it washes away," Ms. Reddick said.
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"If the beach washes out, the little houses go first," he said, "but then the big houses go after that."
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Torrential rains can send the hog waste over the top of the lagoon, where it washes into rivers and streams.
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Indeed, Trump washes down his meals with a whopping 12 Diet Cokes a day, according to the New York Times.
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Available in dark and medium washes in sizes ranging from 23X to 212.99X, there are infinite ways to style each pair.
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On-demand car washes gained prominence a few years back when Cherry launched, raised capital, and then shut down shortly thereafter.
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The app sends your bag to your destination for you, then washes or dry cleans all your clothes when you're done.
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Teodora Vásquez prepares a milkshake while Zulema Dinora Beltran Vasquez washes her clothes in the freed women's house in San Salvador.
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Kyung Me's sketches initially appear rough and hurried, with loose outlines and plain washes of color that carelessly overstep their bounds.
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The geology of the island also contributes: steep volcanic slopes mean rainfall quickly washes waste and debris down into the sea.
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"Photographer image description: "Talita Cohen, 4, washes in a bath filled with tap water from the Darling River in Louth, Australia.
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He gazes at her, and then, as the understanding of his own ruin washes over him, something softens behind his eyes.
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They're hypoallergenic, wrinkle-resistant, and environmentally-friendly, and even after multiple washes, you can rest assured that the colors won't fade.
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What was once a staple of our daily ablutions is being eclipsed by fancy-pants body washes and other cleaning options.
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Pick a wash from your favorite brand, or just wash a pair of old denim jeans until the indigo washes out.
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Mars, Saturn and Venus come next, with Mercury barely peeping over the horizon before the the burgeoning dawn washes it out.
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You'll get complimentary car washes whenever you want at your local dealership with a yearly detailing on the Blue Oval's dime.
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Two bleak synth washes overlapping in just the right way can feel romantic and comforting in this weird and backwards way.
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In fact, the vast majority of the time, we're in between appointments or hair-care treatments — or washes for that matter.
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Both in the morning and at night, the star always washes her face to start with the Facile Clinical Clean cleanser.
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I can't say that fallout didn't happen at all this time, but it was certainly less noticeable than my previous washes.
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U.S. truck washes "continue to be an effective tool in preventing swine diseases from entering Canada," the agency said this week.
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After a while you may feel a sense of peace and mobile computing enlightenment as the emoji audio washes over you.
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She added that she washes her face with iS Clinical cleansing complex and follows up with Dr. Dennis Gross peel pads.
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Three Manitoba infections in spring fueled concerns among Canadian farmers and veterinarians that commercial U.S. washes are contaminated with the virus.
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I often pour acrylic washes on my work, so I can quickly fold the table and make space on the floor.
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They've held up extremely well to a good number of wears and washes with no change in the shape or fit.
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The seams did not last through my entire pregnancy, and I had a hole in one leg after a few washes.
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Prices range from $15 (50-count) to about $30 (160-count) depending on the formula and how many washes it covers.
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In "Swiss Army Man," Hank (Paul Dano) is stranded on a deserted island when Manny, played by Mr. Radcliffe, washes ashore.
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With dark washes, light ones, and even pairs covered in funky embroidery, Madewell makes it easy to find your perfect pair.
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These 16-ounce bottles are highly concentrated and should last 32 washes, giving you more value and less waste per wash.
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Rather than going for sheer washes of color, opt for something bold and daring like the look in the video above.
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One major downside: It doesn't wash well in washing machines, so Peleg washes all her 33D printed clothes in the dishwasher.
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Vodka to me is all about wanting something clean that washes over your palate, but I also like gin's aromatic flavours.
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With saccharine swathes and trippy washes, Hahn paints what look like teen ghouls smoking a bowl or moping on a bed.
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The indiscriminate purge came to be known in the Shona language as Gukurahundi: "the early rain that washes away the chaff".
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In these forty-five minutes of movement, body, mind, and spirit are reconnected, and any semblance of stress gradually washes away.
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One titled "The Opaque," from 1947, is done almost entirely in gray oil washes, with a few white elements swimming behind.
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Instead, many health and safety teams seem more concerned about liability and checking off boxes for eye washes and fire extinguishers.
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We put on some Hozier, H. washes the dishes and pots, and I pack lunch and eat a few apple slices.
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H&M Studio's print designer Moa Bartling added psychedelic washes to those photos to create the foundational prints for the collection.
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LAKE LUZERNE, N.Y. — Rachael Ray washes and irons her own sheets, and those of anyone who stays in her guesthouse here.
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And in of-the-moment washes and fits, these are some body-con jeans that already feel new-crush-level exciting.
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Mr. Robin released one of the first luxury brand co-washes some 20 years ago, his cleansing mask with lemon ($49).
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This pair comes in over 15 washes, ranging from neutrals to fun colors, with a drastic flare for a retro look.
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The jeans are offered in sizes 00 to 24, as well as a few more washes, on the Good American site.
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Although Mr. Cuevas tried oil paints early in his career, he preferred to work in ink, only occasionally using color washes.
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The interplay between the directional brushstrokes (waves), storm clouds (tonal washes), and stones (black fingerprints) is unique in 19th-century painting.
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Morano uses a wide lens, which gives Moss's face a slightly alien quality and which washes out much of the background.
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Now she washes and moisturizes her hair using apple cider vinegar and shea butter-based conditioner, often styling it into twists.
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From there, be picky about the little things, like zippers, buttons, hems, and washes; choosing the garments with circle zips instead of regular ones, decorative buttons instead of plastic ones, distressed and ruffled hems, and washes that have more of a vintage feel are all ways to make the piece you're wearing feel way more special.
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The unexplainable warmth that washes over you when you see the giggling, cooing cuddle monsters, with their bright eyes and gummy smiles.
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RARE WHALE DOLPHIN MYSTERIOUSLY WASHES ASHORE But on Sunday, the day after Baxter "permanently removed" the first rat snake, he spotted another.
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Hide Your Dry ShampooIf you're going to be skipping your usual washes that means you'll probably be using more dry shampoo, right?
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Plus, coating your skin in a chemical that eventually washes off is a whole lot better than baking in UV rays, right?
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The violence of the imagery is offset by its sensitivity, as Nguyen washes her canvases in rich colors and loose, dreamlike flora.
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Car washes, haircuts, a mobile spa and dentist are just some of the unique on-site amenities at the biotech company's offices.
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What must have been an involved and tumultuous process is belied by Schlesinger's simple paintings, tonally unified by their sedate background washes.
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And sometimes, scented vaginal washes can mess with your vagina's delicate balance of pH and bacteria, leading to more infections and odor.
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From pastel washes (thank Lucy Hale) to technicolor wigs, there were countless ways to sport colorful hair on display this first weekend.
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The carcass of an endangered 60-foot-long fin whale washes up on a beach in De Haan, Belgium, on Oct. 26.
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But most important, Michel dissented from her husband's spare use of paint applied in thin washes of color (which presaged stain painting).
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And the rainbow that now washes the streets during the parade wouldn't become a symbol of LGBTQ+ Pride for another eight years.
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There is a lot of clever technology that goes into the humble electric toothbrush, and most of it washes over potential buyers.
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"The couple was so generous, they sent me robes and soothing body oils and back washes when I was pregnant," she says.
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"We sort of led the cause to eliminate the use of triclosan in washes, because quite honestly, it didn't show any improvement."
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Co-washing keeps your hair nice and hydrated, and in between washes, curl creams replenish your strands and give you more definition.
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As you touch the lace, the scent is released, but it doesn't last forever — only up to four to five hand-washes.
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"I see a lot of women in my office who get irritated from using pungent, strong, and fake fragrant washes," she says.
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Triclosan is also an active ingredient in certain toothpastes, though the FDA's announcement doesn't mention toothpaste — only hand soaps and body washes.
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Crisscrossed with dry stream beds, or washes, that flood during the violent summer monsoon season, the landscape burns under a relentless sun.
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The teaser ends with two gunshots ringing out, sending doves flying into the air as a red hue washes over the scene.
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After a few washes (cold water and air dry), I'm happy to report my "free" leggings haven't had any issues thus far.
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Instead, he will want to embrace Whole Foods high-end quality brand, and hope it washes over onto cut-rate Amazon reputation.
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This little gadget fits in a suitcase pocket and washes items in a water-filled sink at the touch of a button.
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When it's done, Witman submerges the paper in water, and the unbaked paint washes away, leaving behind an impression of the plant.
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FordPass and Lincoln Way customers can now buy car washes from Spiffy, Rub A Dub and Sparkl wherever these services are available.
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The pants last for up to 25 washes, so you can squeeze in several solid workouts in before buying a new pair.
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There were passages that sounded like distant choirs and gentle patters of percussion; there were slow washes of harmonic tension and resolution.
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Some buyers do wish that an extra small was offered, but otherwise found the Stamina comfortable, and like that it washes well.
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Converse teamed up with UK-based sustainable fashion brand and vintage retailer Beyond Retro to pick out dark, medium, and light washes.
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"When it rains, the people in the tunnels only have a few minutes until the tide washes away their homes," he says.
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In this fantasy adventure, Paul Dano's character, similarly stranded on a desert island, bonds with a corpse (Daniel Radcliffe) that washes ashore.
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Mr. Loiacono washes them the night before in ice water, and lays each leaf on a towel-lined tray before refrigerating overnight.
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In the past few weeks, Teigen has been spotted wearing One Teaspoon's "Bandits" shorts (in a few different washes) on multiple occasions.
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What's more is that it dries super fast and the excess pigment around your nails washes off easily with soap and water.
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I sit in the cockpit of The Breakable Lilla, and, in a cold rush, the reality of the situation washes over me.
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After one wash, the material appears the same size and color, though only time will tell how it fares with repeated washes.
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As much as I try to compartmentalize, what you're doing in one phase of your life washes over and affects the others.
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Perhaps even schedule regular hand-washing breaks during the get-together and be sure everyone washes hands before snack time or lunch.
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The hot money, often borrowed money, washes ashore tsunami like, but then it can recede and dry up, leaving behind the debris.
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Their edges are often left unfinished; they are sometimes pierced or wounded; and they are glazed with washes of soft earthy hues.
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If any fuel washes ashore, there may be ways to limit the damage in the immediate vicinity, with machines or by hand.
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And what about the loud woman wearing an expression of pure joy as she washes down her wurstel pizza with another Spritz?
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Some of the trash washes up on the shore from Vietnam, which is a 40-minute drive away and closer by boat.
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They will lope through red river washes and beneath natural arbors of birch and Russian Olive, willow and cottonwoods turned autumnal gold.
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The color just washes out, so you can do it once or twice and then let your blond base color come through.
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Derby funk is real but the rose petal witch hazel I use is antibacterial and helps with the smell in between washes.
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When it washes the cube in the nearest stream, the sugar will dissolve, and the raccoon will have no idea what happened.
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Commercial fruit and vegetable washes are mostly water and haven't been shown to be more effective than water alone, say several experts.
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The other half of this show features a new series of "Elevator Paintings," allover abstractions in which cloudy washes overlay discordant backgrounds.
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She has no airs — she washes her clothes in the hotel sink — and is polite to everyone, including autograph hunters and servers.
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Perks like free car washes, dry cleaning pickup and a fully-stocked kitchen can help entice new workers to join a company.
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Those who partake believe the bathing symbolically washes off their sins, and many also say the dip is good for their health.
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On it she paints — washes, sprays, stains, strokes — and sometimes draws forms that, untranslatably, suggest giant leaves, bloody pools and papal tiaras.
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Many London car washes provide a full valet for 30 pounds ($40), compared to 100 pounds ($130) just a few years ago.
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As a rush of solar wind washes past the Earth, it also compresses the magnetosphere, pushing it toward the planet&aposs surface.
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What holds the book together is Truong's artwork: confident, contoured brush strokes with watercolor washes, alternating between full color and monochromatic tints.
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Divided into 13 emotionally stunning chapters, its gorgeous blue-gray ink washes evoking the New England winter, "Off Season" is a revelation.
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MYSTERIOUS 20-FOOT SEA CREATURE COVERED IN SHAGGY HAIR WASHES UP ON PHILIPPINES BEACH "They're not there just to sting people," Chiaverano said.
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The washes themselves contain the unknown as even the process is one of discovery and chance as the ink moves over the page.
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Some washes up on beaches, some sinks, and the rest floats to the surface, where currents sweep it into giant rafts of garbage.
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When one of the ocean&aposs top predators washes up dead on a beach, it&aposs likely that something fishy must have happened.
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One mom reported that her young son's swim shirt lasted "through the summer" in great condition even after regular wear and multiple washes.
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Haunted car washes have popped up in several other places around the country this year, including in Daphne, Alabama, and Wichita Falls, Texas.
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When a boat washes ashore holding a dead man and a living baby, Isobel convinces Tom to raise the baby as their own.
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Olivia leans on Tony after a troubling incident with Jackie, who washes the dress that Olivia wore the day Hannah ended her life.
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Still, Lambo presses on, even as a wave of chocolate milk runoff swamps the hood and washes ALL THE WAY ONTO THE WINDSHIELD.
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After dinner, the kids do chores: R. washes the dog and carries the laundry baskets upstairs, and C. unloads the dishwasher and vacuums.
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Plus, they're available in your choice of five hues — white, sage, grey, ivory, and taupe — all of which stay vibrant after multiple washes.
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Between events, he snacks on tangerines, chocolate chip cookies and red apples and washes down his rushed bites with red Gatorade and water.
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CNN visited Midway this summer, where an endless plastic tide washes up on shore every day, poisoning and killing the island's rich wildlife.
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"The technology will perform well through 20 home wash cycles, though the stain-resisting technology allows for more wears between washes," Morrin explains.
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An acrylic painter washes out his canvases with a sweet emotionality, making sure to cast his gainly muse, a pug, wherever he can.
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The National Weather Service in Phoenix said burn areas, desert washes, low-water crossings and low-lying areas are susceptible to such flooding.
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Trevor plays his traditional role as the U.S. military intelligence officer who washes ashore on Paradise Island, introducing Diana to the modern world.
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This way, they make an image of the sky in real time, and spot a millisecond-long FRB as it washes over Earth.
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The contractor washes and prepares the ore, which enhances both purity and pricing, before delivering it to a single Chemaf-operated buying station.
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With a heritage piece, I try to think outside the box to make it a little more interesting, like by mixing different washes.
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He says the worst gift he ever got for Christmas—from Queen Margarethe herself—was the washbasin she washes her bare bottom in.
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As they share the tight quarters, their pendular pacing ebbs and flows, expanding progressively until Ms. Kotze's path washes up against the walls.
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Fishermen are already battling industrial effluents and solid waste that drains into the sea, pollutes the mangroves and washes up on the beach.
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Gadolinium is taken up by both normal and scarred heart muscle tissue, but normal cardiovascular tissue washes it out more quickly than scarred.
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This small silicone tool fits into most standard tub drains and collects all the hair before it washes down and clogs your drain.
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The two-step L'Oréal Paris Voluminous X Fiber Mascara gives you super-long lashes without much effort, and washes easily without makeup remover.
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The UK next year will implement a ban on microbeads -- a type of microplastic found in face washes, body scrubs and other products.
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Moondog is bereaved, arrested, packed off to rehab, and so forth; yet everything washes over him, as if existence were one big beach.
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Washes of color are tripped up by the space it inhabits, the painter's brush meeting a lip on its way across the canvas.
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Make sure everyone washes their hands the right way (scrubbing for 20 seconds) or uses hand sanitizer (also scrub hands when using it).
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She forgets that broccoli is boiling on the stove, and wanders outside to water plants; she washes her hair twice in an hour.
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Rockwell HMIs appear in industrial facilities around the world, used for manipulating the physical equipment in everything from car washes to nuclear plants.
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With the help of Rouleau, we've rounded up our favorite moisturizing face washes with some added tips for tackling dry skin this winter.
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For those few minutes, he is right at the center of "Mack & Mabel," and his achievement in its score washes undiluted over us.
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The kitchen has a great view, is well-equipped and it's extremely spoiling that someone else orders the groceries and washes the dishes.
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Here, washes of thinned oil await further definition, and give up some of the secrets of Turner's process in the two finished works.
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Forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, car washes, factories and farms, according to the country's anti-slavery agency chief.
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Black Label vehicles come with upgraded interiors and added features, and have services included, such as a dedicated concierge and free car washes.
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Co-washes — non-foaming cream cleansers — gently loosen dirt and oil but they should "complement, not replace your usual cleansing regimen," says François.
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In the debut of Season 5, Perez and his colleagues make a gruesome discovery when a severed hand washes up on the beach.
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Every video in the film brings another wild event, from car crashes to road rages to tanks getting car washes to corrupt police.
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The company now washes, dices and tests tomatoes in its central kitchens and then ships them in sealed bags to restaurants, Mr. Moran said.
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He brushes his teeth, he combs his resplendent child beard, he washes the copious quantity of hairspray out of his bouffanted, cockerel-like hair.
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Using a bespoke collection of camping and salon equipment, Raines personally washes and colors hair and provides showers right on the street for people.
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The four piece collection focuses on light denim washes and miniature embroidered embellishments that belong in the growing trend of subtle Disney branded clothing.
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Her husband, Hans (Max Simonischek), goes out to work while she cooks, washes up and makes the beds, including those of her two sons.
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After countless washes and wears, normal cotton sweatpants would definitely be pilling by now, but my All Day Every Day Pant still looks new.
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It's actually a temporary color product that washes out in 10 shampoos, so we're not too sure how long Katy will stay this way.
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Lemon cocktail bits, specifically, are due to become a key ingredient in the hand-washes found at Sydney establishments, thanks to one vodka brand.
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The Free People x Britelites hair color stick gives your mane a temporary dose of tie-dye and washes out with just one shampoo.
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"We were having a transition from a regular toilet to a Japanese toilet that washes your butt and opens itself," Legend told the host.
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Mendelson crafts the surfaces with great care but without fuss, often applying washes of acrylic mediums and colors that bring out their beautiful irregularities.
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On the Artemis, Fergus and Marsali share a truly intimate moment when she washes his amputation wound before covering it with the fake hand.
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Each day, Mendes wakes up and washes her face with the Origins Checks and Balances Frothy Face Wash ($23) first thing in the morning.
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The synth washes, drum machines, and saxgasms of 80s pop is the dance floor escape we deserve, and the one we need right now.
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Unlike other sheets that shrink after a few washes, these are far more superior, as they are pre-shrunk for longevity and shape retention.
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The manufacturers claim you're supposed to be able to throw the cloth into the washing machine, and that it'll be good through 100 washes.
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When the region gets hammered with monsoon rains, Koehler told me, the water washes away topsoil and its nutrients and damages the bush itself.
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"We make sure everyone washes their hands at the start," says an aid worker, hoping to combat Muslim taboos on eating with devil-worshippers.
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Christopher Shannon offered a version entirely of denim, and color-blocked with different washes, while Topman Design showed one with a pair of loafers.
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Curl-reviving products are a quick and easy way to refresh your style in between washes, banishing flat bedhead and reviving droopy curls instantly.
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I'm someone who only washes (and thus dries) their hair once a week, but I'll be packing my Dyson when I travel going forward.
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If you prefer briefs over boxers, I found the Undercover briefs to be very comfortable, and the quality remained intact after a few washes.
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Spider lashes!) all the way to the demure (glowing no-makeup makeup, pale-pink washes of color, brushed-up brows), plus everything in-between.
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When the guests are gone, he washes the dishes before he goes home at 11 PM. He saves the glasses for the next day.
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These weren't headline hounds sniffing around in the daily detritus that washes over a casual consumer over the course of a daily news cycle.
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But over time, exfoliating the top of your head weekly can actually soothe your skin and keep your head and hair healthier between washes.
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The low-lying land areas that are likely to be inundated when a river or lake overflows, or as the storm surge washes ashore.
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As he finally exits the store and turns away from his friend, his smile fades, and a sense of helplessness washes over his face.
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As Blaylock, David Bowie gives a masterful performance, one in which the realization that he is running out of time washes over his face.
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Parton shows off her foldout bed and a narrow closet full of stage clothes which, she says, she washes by hand in motel sinks.
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I can&apost think of any other T-shirt in my closet that has held up as well after so many wears and washes.
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These leggings are made of a four-way stretchable fabric that is easy to clean and will retain its shape even after multiple washes.
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Former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, a heatwave washes over Paris, Puerto Rico Gov.
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Already, Luxe offers things like car washes, gas refills and even electric vehicle charging and hopes to continue to automate this in the future.
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Even Crowley's 2002 sequel to "Boys in the Band," almost inevitably titled "The Men From the Boys," washes up on the rocks of maturity.
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But the sporting context itself washes out the past and places the two sides on an even footing, if only for a few hours.
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When I go in the shower, it all washes off into the ecosystem, so if you think about the larger footprint you have, it's important.
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"We're upgrading our regular toilet to one of those fancy Japanese ones that opens itself and washes your butt," the 39-year-old singer responded.
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Robin Griffin as she investigates a mysterious, unidentified body that washes ashore on Sydney's Bondi Beach four years after the events of the first season.
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Instead, it washes away your natural lubricant, which means you're in for some seriously dry and uncomfortable sex unless you're using a silicone-based lube.
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And the 26-year-old star just added another bullet point to her résumé: brand ambassador for the new Caress' Forever collection of body washes.
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Sales of baby care products, which includes baby powder, washes and lotions, dipped to $473 million from $4.73 million in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Dedivanovic predicts that sheer washes of reddish pink eye shadow, similar to the look he created on Naomie Harris at the Oscars, will be major.
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For example, when Nosrat washes her turkey with limes, I was transported back to my mother's kitchen — I'd had no idea other people did that!
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But the image also brings to mind the misty mountains and delicate ink washes of the scroll paintings of the Northern Song dynasty (2518-74653).
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Whether you opt for standout brights or sheer washes of pink, peach, or beige, the biggest lipstick trends of the summer offer something for everyone.
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For the fall '17 collections, denim was polarized into light and dark, with rich indigos and inks playing off '80s- and Americana-inspired light washes.
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But the canvas is dominated by the middle ground where all these individual washes have overlapped to create an almost pure-black, highly reflective surface.
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This is the feature that washes the OS with a red filter that helps block out the harmful blue light assaulting your eyes before bed.
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We know what you're thinking parents, but the company promises that the slime washes off both hands and clothes easily with soap and warm water.
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When I'm on location shooting, there's a true joy that washes over me — I feel like I'm in the zone and finally expressing myself artistically.
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I recently had my hair colored and chopped to a bob, so I still limit my hair washes to keep it somewhat oily and shiny.
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D. washes the dishes (we trade off cooking and cleaning), and then we rest on the couch to digest and scroll aimlessly through the news.
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From frothy face washes and clay masks to high-end serums and treatments, you don't have to look far to find exactly what you need.
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The Rehab Makeup Prep Oxygenated Bubble Mask turns to foam when you apply it and leaves your face clean and hydrated after it washes off.
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Sherald's body of work is formally compelling, with her signature grayscale black bodies in flattened yet luminescent washes of color, with pops of saturated hues.
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We believe it stimulates the spirit, while it washes your palate with the flavors of the season like pumpkin, spiced cider, apple, ginger and cinnamon.
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Because it washes with a hydro-electric motor, clothes are cleaned with oxygen molecules and won't be damaged through the mixing of water and electricity.
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The infections are fueling concerns among Canadian farmers and veterinarians that commercial U.S. washes are contaminated with the virus and raising the risk for outbreaks.
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That fills the feces up there with water, and then washes it all out, which is the point of the enema in the first place.
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He turns to write his name, using a finger to draw characters on the wet marble where he sits; the rain soon washes them away.
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She prepares his meals, feeds him, helps him in the bathroom, and sometimes washes his bed sheets several times a week when he soils them.
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Made from 73 percent cotton, the stretchy jeans come in 39 different colors and washes and a wide range of sizes, from 4 to 24W.
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We like to think of science as the opposite of ignorance, the light that washes away the darkness, but there's much more to that story.
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For women, there are a few more styles, including a wide-leg pair, all of which come in a variety of denim washes and colors.
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At a recent fashion shoot in downtown Manhattan, Ms. Pope fingered a rack of stretchy sweaters and skinny jeans in the latest washes and styles.
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Those people were forced to buy bottled water and bring home buckets of it from car washes in order to continue living in their homes.
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Most face washes (even basic ones like Dove White Beauty Bar) have both alkaline detergents, like sodium laurel sulfate, and acids, like citric or glycolic.
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I smile as I fall asleep in a beautifully carved, uncomfortable wooden chair as my mantra, this is my last detox, ever, washes over me.
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Finding "the one" in the world of denim, however, isn't easy — between the brands, the silhouettes, and the washes, the available selection can feel endless.
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I love the sense of excitement that washes over me at the start of each new round — all those blanks squares, all those possible chances.
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Every time someone flushes, washes their hands or takes a shower, all that household wastewater (and worse) flows down into 2110,21985 miles of sewer pipes.
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Robin is back in Sydney, investigating the murder of a sex worker whose body is found in a suitcase that washes up on Bondi Beach.
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According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, chlorine washes away your eyes' protective layers of tears, leaving them vulnerable to irritating chemicals and harmful bacteria.
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Every day, she washes the windows, loads the laundry, arranges the dishware and prepares elaborate dinners for her husband, Kent (Peter Haber), who hardly notices.
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There's the iBasket, a laundry hamper that automatically washes clothes when full; EcoWasher, promising "detergent-free laundry"; and DashLocker, an app-based urban laundry service.
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These maps are not representational in any proper sense, but serve instead to structure and syncopate Mr. Bowling's washes of color across immense painterly acreage.
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His growing empire includes restaurant franchises, fitness gyms, car washes, his own line of branded products and partnerships with Papa John's and Carnival Cruise Line.
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Mr. Wong's style emphasized the film's animal characters in the foreground, evoking the lush surrounding forest with minimal brushwork, gentle washes and slashes of color.
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Blurry, sustained tones that might be orchestral or electronic and quiet, shifting fields of static hover over muffled beats and subtly rhythmic washes of noise.
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When Cooper and Schulze arrived, they were immediately struck by the massive pollution that chokes Bali's beaches with trash that washes up from the ocean.
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A page later the body washes up, difficult to identify but for the white silk socks and the bundle of poems in the jacket pocket.
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I typically wash food storage by hand, and these containers needed two or three hand washes to no longer smell like the food they held.
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As the illness has worsened, she has become so sensitive she washes with mineral water and wears gloves to dial numbers on her mobile phone.
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This seems to me one reason why Brown is drawn to Breughel, Hogarth, and the other artists she attends to with her lines and washes.
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Standard tip: $2 to $3 for a basic wipe down, $5 to $10 for more complicated washes, 15% for detailing Tip when the job is complete.
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WASHES UP ON TEXAS BEACH, PUZZLES PARK RANGERS The marine sanctuary is located in the Gulf of Mexico, about 100 miles south of the Texas coast.
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Lyft will also be opening a series of brick-and-mortar repair centers across the country where drivers can get discounts on maintenance and car washes.
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Take our beauty news editor, Taylor Bryant: She has curly hair, which she'd describe as thick, coarse, and often dry, so she washes once a week.
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He also recommends steering clear of protein-packed conditioners, which can cause breakage if overused, and to incorporate a color-extending mask every couple of washes.
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They're just a matchmaker, suddenly, after all; your problem is with of the independent contractor providing the service; the company washes their corporate hands of it.
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And in the hair spray categories, Pantene Pro-V's Airspray collection was the crowd favorite for hold, while Dove's Dry Shampoo won for in-between washes.
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If a big blue wave washes over America on November 6th, a green wave of campaign cash will have been one of the factors behind it.
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The veteran in "The Long Take" is Walker, a Canadian who, after the Nazis are defeated, washes up first in New York and then Los Angeles.
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Unfortunately, the great products for your body he is referring to includes a line of totally generic skin care products, hair creams, toothbrushes, and body washes.
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" She washes the clothes of the much younger dude laying in her bed because she was "doing a load anyway" and "was up since 5:30.
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The Avalon Bay EcoSpin is a hand crank mini washing machine that washes clothes with a spin cycle similar to that of a regular washing machine.
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It's extremely difficult to become the "Uber for X," (in this case, car washes), and Washé still has a long way to go to prove itself.
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In places, raw sewage sometimes washes into the water, according to a recent report on public beaches by the state-run National Centre for Marine Sciences.
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You can dispose of the formidable face washes, toothpaste, and body scrubs, or even send them to companies like 5Gyres, who use them for educational purposes.
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It is estimated that there are up to 20,000 hand car washes active in the U.K., operating in petrol stations, shopping malls and outside grocery stores.
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He's left Hell's Kitchen for Harlem, where he sweeps floors at Pop's Barbershop by day and washes dishes at a club called Harlem's Paradise by night.
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Told by the photographer to clean up, he visits a beauty salon where he charms Yangtso (Yang Shik Tso), the young woman who washes his hair.
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I haven't counted the fibers to corroborate this, but I have noticed it doesn't shed much, even after more than a year's worth of regular washes.
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Kailey Bradt: Our shampoo is actually only 4 fluid ounces in size, it's 2 ounces in weight, and it's about 60 washes in this one bottle.
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His principal poison, however, is alcohol rather than oil, and, as the whiskey washes through him, he thickens and slows, and his complexion turns perceptibly pinker.
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Kim Kardashian once proudly claimed that she only washes her hair twice a week — but then not everyone is blessed with a Kardashian head of hair.
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It was because the clothes wouldn't last more than a few washes, let alone a few steps outside of the house and trips on the subway.
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When the dams finally break, it will be American sportsmen like Donald Trump Jr. who will taste the bitterness of all the muck that washes downstream.
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Sensing an opportunity, Novozymes's commercial teams have pushed the company's scientists to create enzymes that would perform better in the bleach-filled washes favored in China.
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As a composer his tunes often reflect his drum attack: They're big-canvas renderings, with washes of bright color and the mark of a patient hand.
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With more thorough washes and less time spent using water or harsh chemicals, you won't have to worry about wasting resources or constantly purchasing new brushes.
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The interview sections are fascinating, and scenes of the pope's travels, during which he frequently washes the feet of those who come to him, are moving.
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When a half-drowned Chinese man washes up on the beach after a boat full of illegal immigrants goes aground, Rose shelters him from the police.
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These pipes connect to what's called a soil pipe, also known as a discharge pipe, which washes the waste away from the toilet, sink or drain.
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And if you want to grab it at all, you'll have to act fast — certain sizes in select washes are already low in stock or unavailable.
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Instead of trying to act on one particular molecule, new interventions might instead focus on increasing the amount of cerebrospinal fluid that washes over the brain.
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High shimmers and washes of abstract sound are punctuated by bird calls and sampled percussion, and sustained synthesizers test the boundaries between drone and glacial melody.
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In both sets of photos above and below, you can see the S20 Ultra washes out the skin tones a bit and also darkens the background.
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That three-day estimate washes in slightly ahead of Derbez's last leading role, "How to be a Latin Lover," which bowed with $12 million in 2693.
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She will supply brushes and the chalk paint ("It washes away in the next rain," she said), and talk about ways people can render the water.
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Millenniums of rain and the holy winds, the Niłch'i Diyini, had carved the washes and gulches and canyons that folded into the skin of this land.
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The skinny jeans come in a range of washes and fits, though the straight leg is only currently offered in a light wash and regular inseam.
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If citizens were offended by the subsidized haircuts and car washes of years past, why would they agree to pay hush money for members of Congress?
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She takes public transportation around New York, uses a bamboo toothbrush, and washes her hair with a bar of shampoo instead of shampoo from a bottle.
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And then, while he's still out, she strips him down to his knickers and washes him off, pausing to take more than a few deep breaths.
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The populism coursing through Crazy Bitch washes up here in an understated, even disguised form, given that abstraction isn't the clearest venue for demotic visual expression.
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Some of that washes out to sea, and the rest accumulates in soil and in lakes like Ardley Lake, which sits at the center of the island.
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We use a fake blood from a company called Red Drum because it washes out of clothing and hair, and if removed properly, doesn't stain the skin.
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She washes her face with cold water, combs her hair, pats on foundation, and lines her eyes with the black eyeliner she bought at the prison commissary.
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The sensors could have collected data like temperature, number of washes, and how often you wore your Bean boots, according to the company's innovation specialist Chad Leeder.
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FlashThanks to a new double exposure feature, the flash in the iPhone 83 Plus captures details in the background that the iPhone 28 Plus flash washes out.
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However, there are still some questions as to how to make the most of these products, as well as how durable their effects are through repeated washes.
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To repay the gesture, he washes Tish's feet in a basin of milk extracted from the udders of a cow corpse that she brings back to life.
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They found the dye could wrap itself tightly and uniformly around hair strands, creating a waterproof seal that lasted for up to 30 washes without fading away.
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While Maxwell admits she has "hundreds" of jeans in all washes and styles hanging in her closet, she also says she goes "through phases" with her styling.
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The Vigía collective makes sure he eats, and Agustina Ponce, the collective's director, heats water for him to bathe, washes his clothes, and otherwise cares for him.
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For a limited time, you can get most sizes and washes for their marked-down price, which ranges from $19 to $23, making them even more affordable.
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One of the spacecraft's primary goals is to study solar wind: a stream of electrically charged particles that surges from the sun and washes over the planets.
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The affordable wardrobe staple comes in six colors and washes, and Amazon shoppers are so happy with their initial purchases, many have ended up buying a second.
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We suggest picking up one of the countless new formulas, whether you want results that will last a single day , a few washes, or month or so.
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Their aesthetics are an appealing melding of cynical and light, with her darker tones making the summery California washes over the music feel that much more chill.
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If the soil is compacted by overuse of agricultural machinery, or walking, the rain is not absorbed, and instead washes the soil away and may cause flooding.
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In "Chambre Parentale" (193), by Esteban Jefferson, the title's notions of private rest contrast an image of cluttered transition: washes of oil paint fade away household possessions.
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An eerie nervous energy overshadow's the mood, and a cleanness washes over the production value of a track that's a dancefloor-ready, dark interpretation of European house.
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I do double body washes — soap followed by sugar scrub followed by more soap — so the only thing one could accuse my skin of being is stripped.
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Labored-over sunsets take over canvases in blown-out washes; while the same acrylic paints help to define the sharp white lines of Allman's aerodynamic modern civilizations.
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The repellant used in the clothing, the designers told TakePart, protect the wearer from more than 40 types of insects and will last up to 50 washes.
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With Stratim, Ford and other companies have a dashboard to better "understand how much money is spent on fueling, car washes, windshields and tire repairs," Behr said.
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Beginning in the late 1950s, Martin began making the works that she is best known for: subtle and ethereal hand-drawn grids over faint washes of color.
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Like other 7 year olds, Sophi Green writes her school assignments, paints her nails and washes up before dinner – but she does it all with her feet.
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Unless, of course, the week of intermittent rain in the forecast gives him and everyone else extra time to recover (or washes all the red clay away).
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It easily washes off when swimming and bathing and can even be detected in drinking water as it is not effectively removed from wastewater in treatment plants.
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Pros: Well-made, last through tons of washes and wearsCons: Pricey, but they do have multipack deals that make it a bit more affordable to stock up
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Water is enough, the scientists say, as mild detergents or commercial vegetable washes do not increase the amount of pesticide residues you are able to wash away.
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Soothing washes of black and white take over numerous blocks of blank paper, culling out the familiar faces of Ai Weiwei and Chuck Close with artistic sorcery.
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He washes it, lets it air dry, and then combs it, though the Rolling Stone passage Gawker excerpted in full uses 107 words to describe just that.
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Plus, there are now a wide range of washes, rises, sizes, and lengths available from affordable denim brands — many of which are also dedicated to body inclusivity.
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Better yet, they're available in three different washes, including a light blue, a black, and a dark blue (the latter of which is most similar to Hilary's).
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"It's affecting me emotionally, physically and somewhat financially," said Hobbs, who washes his hands with diesel fuel, which he believes is more effective at sanitizing against germs.
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The used wood stretcher, which is stained red in places, is periodically marked by thin washes of white in shapes that reminded this viewer of ragged thumbprints.
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every day after his morning run, Adam Reutens-Tan washes under a half-full camping shower hooked on the ceiling of his bathroom.
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At the RTR, she was parked so far away from the action that this reporter nearly got lost among the washes trying to make her way out.
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"Polar fracking" has thrown Earth off its axis and now Iggy Pop is gnawing on innards that (this being a Jarmusch joint) he washes down with coffee.
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The longer I slept in them, the more comfortable they got, so I suspect they're going to feel even cozier a few weeks out, with repeated washes.
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She used waxes, inks, washes, and resin to achieve shadows and texture in her clay pieces, and would incorporate found objects and organic matter into her work.
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Levi's makes a couple of versions, including oversized fits and vintage washes, but right now the OG is on sale on Amazon for as little as $45.
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Beutler is mandating restaurants serve food using disposable place settings and cups, shutting down car washes and prohibiting outdoor water use while the city remains under restrictions.
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Car washes, beauty and spa facilities, construction sites, hospitality and agriculture were the main hives of suspected modern slavery for callers to the helpline, according to Unseen.
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Both devised networks of wiry lines and eccentric shapes, although Miró's — suspended in cloudlike washes of color — are more elaborate in their formal intricacy and narrative innuendo.
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If someone washes up on the shores of the medical system without the ability to pay, they should be assigned to a plan that will cover them.
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Built around synths that sound like they were found in Suzanne Ciani's archives, "Touchstone" doesn't build or waver; instead, it just calmly and coolly washes over you.
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Eby's mezzotint and drypoint print "No Man's Land — St. Mihiel Drive" (250) is more evocative, as its soft, deep gray washes over the sky, veiling troops below.
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If you've ever held an irrational fear, you know how much it sucks: Full-on panic washes over just thinking about a common place, situation, or object.
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Primary uses soft, Oeko-Tex Standard 100-certified fabrics that feel comfortable on their skin and can stand up to the multiple washes required of kids clothing.
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Blake Bortles: Like Blaine Gabbert before him, Bortles is about to be a first-round quarterback who washes out of Jacksonville after a few seasons of failure.
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Pope Francis' warnings come as a wave of populism washes over Europe, and as voters angry with traditional political elites throw their weight behind nationalist, anti-immigrant leaders.
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The auctioneer describes it thus: This original silkscreen on canvas reveals the sensual forms of the male pelvis and hips in washes of pink, green, and aqua blue.
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Nearly two decades later, in 2016, the Los Angeles–based photographer and sculptor reimagined the degraded images with washes of acidic color for a series called Chromatic Reflection.
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This is a Bentley — instead it washes over you, it picks you up, cradles you and carries you beyond the limits of what your mind thinks is possible.
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Although Musgraves has been quoted saying she almost never washes her hair, Delgado confirmed that she does use Oribe's color-treated shampoo and conditioner in her regular routine.
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Garner first thoroughly washes her beets—picked fresh from her own garden—before slicing them with a mandolin and tossing with olive oil and a sprinkle of salt.
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Its "Henry VIII" clauses would enable the prime minister to fiddle unilaterally with the tide of rules as it washes into Britain's environmental, employment, legal and tax regimes.
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It's a two-person job: one washes Jillian while the other pumps the Ambu bag, a football-shaped air bladder connected to a mask that helps her breathe.
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It can be manifested as artifacts in the image, as we can see in yours, or it can show up as a glare that washes across the image.
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There is a terrible fear that this could turn out to be just another instance where the American entertainment industry white-washes a beloved, critically-adored Asian story.
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Picador; £226 The wondrous story of a Canadian veteran of the second world war who washes up in New York and then Los Angeles—told mostly in verse.
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Sizes 25, 27, 29, and 31 will be available in the classic fits Jamies, Joni, Mom, Straight, Jamie Flare, and the Crop in both black and blue washes.
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Slavery in car washes will be investigated by parliament, lawmakers said last month, amid concerns that more people are being enslaved with unregulated sites popping up across Britain.
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The researchers also learned through this experiment that the kind of bitumen that washes up on the Channel Islands (from subterranean seeps) was suitable for making these bottles.
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As geothermally-heated water washes over the caldera's limestone walls, it triggers a decarbonation reaction, releasing CO26 gas and leaving behind calcium hydroxide, otherwise known as hydrated lime.
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He was an early investor in Google and Apple and, today owns 17 Auntie Anne's, a Krispy Kreme franchise and a handful of restaurants, gyms and car washes.
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Obviously, some of this platinum blows and washes away, but it's reasonable to assume that some of it sticks around in the dirt and dust by the roadside.
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Just like in the game, Lara washes up onto the storm-wracked shores of Yamatai after a shipwreck, and someone knocks her unconscious as she cries for help.
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L. washes the dishes from last night so I take out the trash and get the mail while talking to my grandma, mom, and sister on the phone.
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"As more soil washes down (over years or maybe just days), the void space moves toward the surface until it can't hold together anymore," the department's website explains.
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RARE 10-FOOT SQUID WASHES UP ON OREGON BEACH Like the first squid, researchers will also dissect this sea creature in hopes of learning more about its habits.
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Whether you opt for the full-sized kale and apple or miniature banana and coconut bottle, the shampoo washes off the buildup from products, excess oil, and grime.
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Most face washes leave my sensitive, dry skin parched — while the more moisturizing options give it a gross, slimy residue (not exactly what you want from a cleanser).
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He calls people on the telephone to talk about their problems, he drives a black Fiat and he washes women's feet, which wasn't allowed before he came along.
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Large farms are installing more truck washes made by Germany's Karcher or domestic rival Mellberg Cleantecs, said the firms, as well as drying stations for the disinfected vehicles.
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From construction sites and car washes to brothels, hundreds of suspected slavery victims hailing from Eastern Europe were referred to the government for processing and support last year.
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Blame it on our obsession with unicorns or holographic makeup, but everyone seems to be leaning toward pretty pastel washes, graphic cool tones, and dewy finishes this season.
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While some foaming face washes tend to leave my skin feeling parched, this one feels like what I imagine washing my face with a cloud must feel like.
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When we caught a glimpse of the designer's latest resort collection, it was no surprise that we noticed a handful of fresh denim cuts, washes, and unique details.
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The US has already signed into law the Microbead-Free Waters Act of 2015, which bans the manufacture and sale of microbeads in soaps, toothpastes, and body washes.
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One day, they are met with a big surprise — a baby washes onto shore, and the couple starts to care for her as if she is their own.
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Their noise washes through the stillness and silence of Celia's flat, which is unchanged — other than by decay — since Lucian Freud bought it for her 224 years ago.
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"The paralysis you feel right now -- the impotent helplessness that washes over you as news of another mass slaughter scrolls across the television screen -- isn't real," Connecticut Sen.
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Sometimes after a salon visit, my hair would look pristine, but the tone of the color would change and look yellow or brassy after a couple of washes.
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At resort-filled Mexican beaches like Tulum, Cancun, and Playa del Carmen, algae called sargassum washes to shore in massive quantities, deterring tourists because of its unpleasant smell.
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In the collection, you'll find two men's styles (skinny and slim) each in a variety of washes ranging from dark to light, along with black and grey pairs.
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Though her social media photos depicted an everyday teen, snapping selfies sporting various filters such as animal noses or color washes, her messages to the world were grave.
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While creams and washes are sometimes enough for surface acne like whiteheads, blackheads, and pustules, you'll usually need to pop a pill to treat cystic acne, Elbuluk says.
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Plus denim jackets come in so many silhouettes, washes, and with ever-changing details that the item's been able to withstand pretty much anything fashion throws at it.
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That's the other reason denim is permeating every level, because everyone from Gucci to Miu Miu is putting denim on the catwalk in uber-cool cuts and washes.
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In May, Lyft committed $100 million to better support its drivers by specifically putting the money toward cheaper oil changes, basic car maintenance, serviced car washes and more.
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But there are washes of color — in the foliage of the poplar trees, and in the neon orange-and-turquoise sweaters of the children herding two wobbly sheep.
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One employee from Guatemala, Victorina Morales, told the New York Times that she washes the president's clothes and cleans his private suite every time he visits the club.
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The washes and strokes of color — the barely perceivable footprints leading toward that interior source — are what pull us in, holding us rapt in the painting's pulsating nothingness.
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Mannaert — whose characters' spirited expressions and careful renderings of tenement facades are indebted to Will Eisner's — washes the sequence in inky shadows worthy of the era's gangster films.
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Ruth finds Nao's diary in a Hello Kitty lunch box that washes ashore on the Canadian island off the coast of British Columbia where Ruth has recently moved.
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There's ghoulish drones, wheezing synthesizers, electronics that sound like malfunctioning transformers, and washes of white noise that sound, as Lynch intended, like wind through the tops of trees.
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The Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray is a lightweight hydrator that can be used to condition wet strands or to revive dry ones between washes.
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Four currents converge here, which means loads of trash from around the world washes onto Padre's midsection; only quarterly volunteer cleanups keep the place from resembling a landfill.
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I love drive-thru car washes — it's like a rave for your car but instead of leaving all sweaty and brain dead, you come out clean and rejuvenated.
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BEACON, NY — Ascending and falling like mountain peaks, long and tall with delicate washes of pigment, Sam Gilliam's "Double Merge" (1968) brings together two canvases with endless iterations.
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The hapless mariner washes ashore — as such sailors usually do — on a deserted island, a tropical, rock-capped outcropping with wide, sandy beaches flanking a dense bamboo forest.
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Cerebrospinal fluid washes over the brain during sleep, cleaning out waste products like beta-amyloid, a toxic protein linked to Alzheimer's that is created by normal brain activity.
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In these opening hours, the sense of grief that washes over the town almost feels like a plague in the way that it spreads and fatally infects others.
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Founded by a female biologist, the company formulates 30+ solid "beauty bars" for everything from shampoos to conditioners, moisturizers, self-tanners, and body washes, and they work well.
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In another, little Aaron and hippie collegiate Aaron are each surrounded by washes of warm reds and pinks and flying rings of books forming a subtle infinity sign.
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Such measures are crucial to combat slavery and other crimes in car washes, where various offences - from drug trafficking to benefit fraud - often intersect, the police's Parkinson said.
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Jamal and His Painkiller Addiction There's a marvelous sequence in which Jamal surrenders all his pills to his concerned mother, Cookie, who washes them down the kitchen sink.
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This solar wind washes over Earth, so the Parker probe could help scientists figure out how to protect astronauts and Earth's electric grid from unpredictable, violent solar explosions.
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Karen Garcia quit her restaurant job to care for her son, her husband washes cars for a living, and the family receives $410 a month in food stamps.
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Food storage solutions are created with efficiency in mind, but with time spent cleaning up leakage and multiple washes to remove smells, meal prepping often decreases my productivity.
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Microplastics (plastic pieces smaller than 5 millimeters) make up the majority of the garbage patch, and some of it washes up onto the iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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He applied sheer washes of matte red hues (Chanel Quadra Eyeshadow in Candeur et Expérience), followed by a touch of coppery shimmer in the center of the eye.
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In Fleetwood Mac's otherwise poignant "Dreams," Stevie Nicks tells us, "When the rain washes you clean, you'll know," a line that would be completely fine in a poem.
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And we haven't even gotten to the part where we confront the stockpile of hotel shampoos and body washes and disposable shower caps cluttering bathrooms the world 'round.
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During a roughly three-hour process, the embalmer washes the body with a disinfectant solution and massages and moves the limbs to loosen the stiffness from rigor mortis.
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Bush executed "Striped Column" in oil paint applied in diluted washes to canvas that had been coated with rabbit skin glue (the "protein," according to the wall text).
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But Amazon has recently launched a line of low-priced, private-label personal care and beauty basics, like face washes and shaving creams, per market research firm CB Insights.
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Photographing these bodies is notoriously difficult: The sheer amount of light emitted by stars often washes them out, leaving these planets practically invisible from our vantage point on Earth.
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Luxe was known for its valet pickup and drop-off services in cities such as San Francisco, New York, and Chicago, as well as offering car washes and fueling.
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The best thing to do is stay away from fancy smelling perfumes, colognes, body washes or lotions if you plan on spending time outside during high mosquito activity hours.
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BLUE MARLIN WASHES ASHORE ON TEXAS BEACH Baxter is now working to seal the gap in order to prevent any more snakes -- non-venomous or otherwise -- from sneaking in.
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Slavery predominantly affects immigrants and vulnerable people, often working at car washes, nail bars and farms, according to the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA), Britain's anti-slavery body.
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It's made of many browns, some light, others dark, and all shades in between, in speckles, trickles, broader washes, and copious irregular areas — it positively revels in its brownness.
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But as someone without a washer/dryer in my building I can also see using the Scrubba bag for emergency washes when I literally run out of clean underwear.
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Like the way that she reacts to the suitcase of clothes that washes up on the beach — you get insight into her style, and what she thinks is funny.
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The range of benefits that Silicon Valley companies offer employees may vary from dental, vision and 401(k) all the way to yoga massages, car washes and beauty services.
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But whatever is lacking in cinematography and drama is offset by a wonderfully eclectic soundtrack that blends genres and languages into a musical river that washes the viewer along.
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Cox explained that during the good times the money floods in and managers buy properties that they may not want – but as money washes out, they become forced sellers.
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If there's a complaint here, it's that the black color I prefer tends to pretty easily pick up dust, but it also wipes or washes off just as easily.
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James Laxton, the cinematographer, washes the images in lush colours and contrasts which, accompanied by a subtle, occasionally soaring score by Nicholas Britell, give the film a dreamlike quality.
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Beyond the new wave of refreshed washes and finishes that have breathed renewed life into our mainstay fabric, there are loads of new ways to do denim this season.
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The NCA received 5,145 reports of suspected slavery victims in 2017, up from 3,804 in 2016, with abuse in nail bars, building sites, factories, farms and hand car washes.
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In the image, a black-and-white print of the last photo Shimborski made of her brother washes up — or, perhaps, away — on the banks of the Delaware River.
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Racks of fluttery sleeves and things that one could pair with cork-wedge platform heels gave way to one-shouldered tank tops and distressed denim in various icy washes.
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Stores like Forever 21, H&M and Uniqlo are selling cheap, lower-quality clothes that are easy to buy but often end up in landfills after a few washes.
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The 70-item collection features an array of beauty products, including face lotions and body washes, that range from $0.59 to $11.99 — with most ringing in at just $2.
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Often using driftwood found nearby, he creates the most intricate and compelling of a pattern he can before the tide washes away his work like a Tibetan sand mandala.
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He washes each bit with kerosene to wipe away the grease and gunk, battles with stripped bolts, and only once resorts to the blunt force of the deadbolt hammer.
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A suicidal castaway named Hank (Paul Dano) considers ending his life when a dead body (Daniel Radcliffe) washes onto the beach, giving the lonely young man his first companion.
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To up your style on those in-between wash days, spritz hair with Nexxus Between Washes Air Lift Dry Texture Finishing Spray for a lasting lift and airy bounce.
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Beyond the consumer-facing service, the startup also offers a service for businesses who want to offer car washes as an amenity for employees, customers, or others on-site.
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After a few washes (all garments shed more when they are brand new), the acrylic fabric shed the most, followed by the polyester, and then the poly-cotton blend.
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If you like your cleansers lightweight, your self-tanners subtle, and your body washes barely-there, then you're in luck: These foam formulas fit the bill and then some.
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But to explain the emergence of objective, classical reality, it's not enough to say that decoherence washes away quantum behavior and thereby makes it appear classical to an observer.
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There is a specific sense of sadness that washes over us when we open our refrigerator door and are met with the sorrowful sight of a brown avocado half.
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There is so much Sargassum seaweed in the Atlantic right now that you can see it from space, and when it washes up on shore to decompose, it stinks.
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" Christiane Cloutier, who washes her dishes with urine and says UT can cure AIDS, says, "The big pharmaceutical companies would kill anyone who finds a cure for ALL cancers.
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So it seemed inevitable that the designer would give his own twist on the aesthetic, favoring super dark washes, a slight bootcut silhouette, and perfectly coordinated double-denim looks.
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So, I took a hard look at our day-to-day expenses and started making cuts on things like eating out, our grocery budget, car washes, and salon trips.
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OK, so I've been using the shampoo for about three washes, and my hair kind of feels the same as it did with my shampoo that I really like.
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He remembered one applicant who displayed a "wonderfully engaging sketching style — all in pen, clear black lines filled in with washes of color to highlight important detail," Kocienda said.
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My skin has never looked better and it's such a nourishing replacement for the harsher foaming washes I was using before that would dry out and irritate my skin.
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The setup for the film is one familiar from centuries of storytelling: After a raging storm tosses him from his boat, a man washes up on a deserted island.
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Pehl creates whisper-thin landscapes by applying light washes, pooled colors, and scratches of pastel, each with its own lyrical palette, from rust to burnt umber to mint green.
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Whatever the concern, whatever the criticism, whatever the offensive thing he said, or the scandal he provoked, Trump just washes it off and waits for it to air dry.
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Painted on the floor with thin washes of color, which have been poured and brushed onto the unprimed, stretched canvas, Duran's paintings do not look like anyone else's work.
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Spray and temporary dyes fade after several washes and typically lack the harsh chemicals that permanent hair dyes contain, which, according to InStyle, makes them a child-safe alternative.
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A gouache and ink work from 25600, "River of Victims," also Vietnam-related, depicts people being swept away; the loosely rendered figures are mixed in with washes of color.
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My process involves a bit of gardening mixed with art making — digging in the dirt, pulling weeds, then laying out canvas on the floor and pouring washes of paint.
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That power should be deployed to force the sort of accountability Nielsen reportedly fears, and to serve as a warning to others that the Trump stink never washes off.
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The railroad tries to minimize the effects by trimming trees along the tracks and by dispatching trains with special equipment, known as Aqua Track, which power washes the rails.
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Indeed, as Trump's accomplishments accumulate, the mere thought of Clinton in the W.H., doubling down on Obama's ... failed policies, washes away any doubts that America made the right choice.
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As our trip took us west, and as the streams and creeks became washes and gulches, rios and draws, these names confirmed the abiding connection between language and landscape.
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When the screen frames a tiny portion of the wall, you notice how varied in intensity the color washes are, and how every square inch is spiderwebbed with cracks.
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I went to the Met Ball last night, and just found myself having that social anxiety that washes over you when you're walking through a hall full of models.
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For most skincare adherents, this is their inaugural step every morning, and Welsh makes it clear that people often conflate cleansers with body washes or a bar of soap.
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Car washes accounted for the most forced labor cases referred to Britain's modern slavery helpline last year - making up a quarter of about 700 cases - according to charity Unseen.
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Yuneisy Flores, a 31-year-old homemaker whose family live on the fourth floor, washes her dishes in cartons and strains the water to remove the leftovers of food.
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But in the unlikely event that a magical spirit of compromise washes over Congress, you could imagine a three-way bargain that gives multiple stakeholders things they care about.
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Across China, hundreds of millions of people who have plowed their savings into real estate are vulnerable if too much money washes out at once and housing prices drop.
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Old people pack up their telephoto lenses and rise early to beat the crowds, hiking the washes in search of the perfect desert lily and the rare five spot.
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The memory of this scene washes over me when I visit the Driehaus Museum several days ago to view the current exhibition, A Tale of Today: Yinka Shonibare CBE.
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Sit there long enough, and you gain special insight into the passions of an anonymous and unremarkable individual, as the serial progression washes over you like a visual mantra.
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The FDA has already started the process of banning ingredients used in consumer antiseptic washes, not only because of their ineffectiveness but over fears they might be promoting antibacterial resistance.
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"When the noise fades, when the uncorroborated mud washes away, what's left is the distinguished nominee who stands before us," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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The trim is Lincoln's best quality leathers and dash materials, its Black Label, which typically offers higher-quality materials and membership privileges, such as vehicle detailing and free car washes.
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But one thing is for sure: it'll always be considered a staple — even as we fill our tubs with rainbow bath bombs, foaming body washes, and high-tech cleansing devices.
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From the pesticides poured on cotton fields to the washes in which denim is dunked, making 1kg of fabric generates 23kg of greenhouse gases on average, reckons McKinsey, a consultancy.
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The big unanswered question here (other than why anyone would frequent a beach where trash often washes up on shore) is: who decided to throw 12 dildos into the ocean?
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It has edged out my beloved wooden spoons with corners flexible enough to get every morsel out of your pot — not to mention it washes in seconds and doesn't stain.
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And according to other studies, the floating portion makes up just 15% of "marine litter"; another 15% washes up on the shore and 70% ends up on the sea bed.
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His plaintive moans and sighs on "Sue (Or in a Season of Crime)" capture the mystery exactly, as do the washes of static that punctuate the song at key moments.
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Winfield-Hunt plans to give the gown some good washes throughout the year, and she'll officially hang it up on August 2, 2020 — the day before her first wedding anniversary.
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Having been orphaned in that jumbled prologue, he washes up on the Romanesque mean streets of "Londinium", where he grows from an errand boy to an unusually virtuous brothel keeper.
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I felt a slight pricking sensation, but in all honesty, it wasn't painful, and was even similar to the drowsy, relaxed feeling you get when the hairdresser washes your hair.
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But since then, O'Neal has built a sprawling business empire of restaurant franchises, fitness gyms, car washes and big partnerships with Papa John's and Carnival Cruise to name a few.
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And before you ask, no the glitter is not hard to clean, it washes off my hands easily, the mess is already cleaned and it doesn't get under my nails.
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Licensing of hand car washes and nail bars by Britain's anti-slavery body should be trialed to tackle the threat of human trafficking and worker exploitation, according to the LME.
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If you had acne as a teenager, you probably remember stockpiling foaming face washes, topical gels, and all manner of other products that promised to keep your breakouts under control.
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Car washes are the top concern for people who call Britain's anti-slavery helpline, with at least 2,000 suspected victims identified in nearly two years, according to the charity Unseen.
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Then there are other times when you finish something and a wave of doubt washes over you, and you just go, this is the biggest pile of emperor's clothes ever.
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A group of security researchers have found vulnerabilities in internet-connected drive-through car washes that would let hackers remotely hijack the systems to physically attack vehicles and their occupants.
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The problem with commercial washes, according to Canadian farm groups, is that some use recycled water, which can spread diseases, and others do not heat trucks enough to kill viruses.
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It came from Bath & Body Works, known for its massive collection of aromatherapy lotions, washes, and fragrance mists formulated with essential oils to ease stress or a lack of energy.
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When a boat washes up on the island's shore, containing a dead man and a live baby, Isabel insists they bury the man, adopt the child, and pretend it's theirs.
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I'm excited to wear them every week because they reflect my personal style well, they're comfortable, and they've held up through multiple washes because they're made from high-quality materials.
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Not only are they in stock, but most washes of the Kick Flare come in at only $62 — not bad for a pair of flattering jeans you'll basically live in.
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And for all of its faults, the Netflix model is great for building up a mood that slowly washes over you and carries you out into its pitch-black sea.
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Glenn Howerton (Dennis Reynolds on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") plays to his strengths as an embittered, narcissistic former professor who washes out as an A.P. biology teacher in Ohio.
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Indeed, as Trump's accomplishments accumulate, the mere thought of ... Clinton in the WH, doubling down on Barack Obama's failed policies, washes away any doubts that America made the right choice.
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The intensity he achieved is astonishing, particularly in the most sinister pieces where the heavens are rent, monsters snap and drool and subtle washes of light shine in the darkness.
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I find their prices for body washes and hair care to be a few dollars cheaper than the grocery store, so most times I just grab those essentials from here.
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To his surprise, people weren&apost grossed out by the unusual exercise routine (though it&aposs still not clear if he washes his hands before or after push-up time).
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The aluminum contract seems stuck in a seemingly endless cycle of low stocks, spreads tightness and high stocks followed once again by low stocks as metal washes through the system.
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In studies she coauthored in 2013 and 2019, she documented how during sleep, fluid washes over our brains, clearing out toxins like beta amyloid, which is linked to neurodegenerative diseases.
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"Car washes are known to be one of the main industries where labor exploitation takes place," Adam Thompson of the National Crime Agency's slavery unit told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Their surfaces are a mess of slashes, punctures, dents and scars, but they reflect the gallery's ambient light, which washes over the walls and spills across the black stone floors.
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Oh, and if you want that rotisserie oven that also washes dishes and transmits 500 cable channels to your television free of charge, you need to ACT now, of course.
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By the massive size and rigorous logic, the Paris Catacombs invite thoughts of our ultimate integration, complete with prolonged washes of feelings based in the realization of our ultimate dissolution.
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The audience could find much to enjoy in this music, such as Mr. Hanick's sound, ranging from sunny and crisp to pungent darkness; chiseled wind solos; and great washes of strings.
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Indeed, as Trump's accomplishments accumulate, the mere thought of Clinton in the White House, doubling down on Barack Obama's failed policies, washes away any doubts that America made the right choice.
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Gabriel Melendez, 9, washes his finger after cutting it on glass while helping his grandmother clear debris from her destroyed home in the Naples Estates mobile home park on Sept. 11.
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We expect more investors to gravitate back to Tesla's near-term fundamentals of demand, profitability, and cash generation, areas that are now more exposed as the blue pill thesis washes away.
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Dr. Lee says your derm can prescribe topical antibiotics if the situation gets out of hand; otherwise, stick to antibacterial washes and soaps to decrease the bacterial count in the area.
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A Handmaid known as Ofwarren thinks the wall looks strange without the bodies: "I guess you get used to things being one way," she observes, as blood washes off the concrete.
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John Bolton, playing dual roles — the ever-flustered director, Hennesy, and the accommodating captain of the ship where the show-within-the-show eventually washes up — gives two winkingly good performances.
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"Clinicians should be aware that patients who develop a nasal rash after sinus irrigation with non-sterile saline washes might be at high risk of amoeba skin infection," the authors wrote.
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Huang and his team found that the new color, which coats strands rather than penetrating them, can last up to 30 washes, which technically qualifies it as a permanent dye alternative.
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"Shirtless Biden Washes Trans Am in Driveway," read a headline on May 5, 2009—just a few months after he and President Barack Obama were sworn in to their respective offices.
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With all her berries, she washes them the night before with "a little white vinegar, just to really clean them," and leaves them out with other fruits to grab and go.
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So if there is a placebo effect, it washes out across those groups," Mahncke explained, adding that he thinks the new review paper condemning brain-training research and programs is "silly.
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Yet encouraging the public to spot slavery at car washes is only relevant in a few cases where abuse is visible, said Caroline Robinson, head of Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX).
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GRUESOME, FANGED &aposDEMON FISH&apos WASHES UP ON TEXAS BEACH, SPARKING MYSTERY A Guizhou Fisheries Research Institute expert told Guizhou Urban Daily that the fish's deformity is not an uncommon occurrence.
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Minnette, a Los Angeles resident, likely gave up on frequent washes (because why bother in this city?) but didn't realize that his dirty car would become a notepad for a fan.
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Watching Phoenix play is like coming home after a long day and wrapping yourself up in your favorite boxy pullover, worn so many times, soft and faded from all the washes.
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On the other hand, it lasts many weeks when applied to clothing — even after several washes — and because it's odorless, it's the ideal bug spray for hunters, anglers, and wildlife stalkers.
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Sargassum also releases a sulfur gas that smells like rotten eggs as it decays, which has caused problems as it washes up on tourist-filled coasts in Mexico and the Caribbean.
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When a baby girl washes up on the shore near their home, they take her in, but it isn't long before they run into the girl's real mother, Hannah (Rachel Weisz).
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Threats of tariffs and disrupted trade agreements may alarm the head of General Motors but are unlikely to mean much to the person who owns several car washes or McDonald's franchises.
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There's a reason the versatile blue fabric has been a fashion mainstay for decades: Regardless of how trends change (washes, inseams, silhouettes, details), denim is able to adapt with the times.
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A week later, a strange bird washes ashore by Lychee Beach, with no memory of her past, in front of a small house where the bird Leon lives with his mother.
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Channeling the silhouettes, cuts, and washes that helped create (and maintain) its loyal following, the offering doesn't just remind us how far denim has come — but how far it's going, too.
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I guess my "in hindsight" favorite thing that landed in my mouth was carrot juice, which I don't normally drink, but which was delicious, and washes off your face in seconds.
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The purveyors of jumbo three-wick candles and scented body washes have everything you need to fill a well-stocked Easter basket — except, of course, marshmallow Peeps and milk-chocolate eggs.
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The pleasure of these GIFs is in the exuberant expression of the dog — maybe reminiscent of the washes of emotion that we used to feel, as children, but no longer do.
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If everyone washes their hands, tries not to touch their faces, and keeps their personal items disinfected, we might be able to get through this with as little stress as possible.
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Shortly after launch, "I decided to offer third-party vendors who made other feminine care products that were complementary to my washes, and the customers went crazy over them," she explained.
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We put on a few car washes to help pay for our Kaepa cheer shoes and the cost of cheer camp in the summer, but the school paid for everything else.
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That is the beauty of documentary filmmaking: that you get to know the personal and the intimate and the details, and that sort of washes all of this other stuff away.
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Honest makes it remarkably easy to create a customized delivery bundle that will show up at your door each month brimming with all the diapers, wipes, and washes your family needs.
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