You can use psychedelics repeatedly, but the effect wears off.
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A lot of that shell shock never really wears off.
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It's clever, but for me, the novelty wears off quickly.
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Bomb a military base, and the shock wears off quickly.
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Although, my feelings might fade once the excitement wears off.
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The AR apps feel novel — but the excitement wears off quickly.
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Lenses are cool, but they're a novelty that wears off quickly.
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Single-player AR Mode works, but the novelty wears off quickly.
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"With cocaine, it wears off after a few hours," Fisher said.
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After a while that wears off, and he's just the mayor.
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What matters is the speed at which the seeming wears off.
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But for the vast majority, sooner or later, the novelty wears off.
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This is today's NBA, where the transactional buzz never really wears off.
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Abandoning it after the novelty wears off hurts more dogs than one.
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Once the novelty wears off, a creeping, empty joylessness settles in instead.
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But oil wears off over time and can get into your food.
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Also, once it wears off, we run into the same problem again.
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Once that wears off, though, it's back to the same old routine.
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Once the novelty wears off, trackers are just like any other bracelet.
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Yet even as the shock effect wears off (should it ever?), Mr.
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While the impact of these shots wears off with repetition, they're still striking.
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But after the first one, the initial joke -- the shock factor -- wears off.
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This isn't usually prevalent until after the shock of the event wears off.
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Usually, the SPF sunscreen wears off after two hours of wear, Lee said.
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Eventually the novelty of the big trucks wears off after a few races.
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I'm told that wears off in time, as using Autopilot becomes second nature.
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As the Switch's newness wears off, Nintendo of America is also undergoing change.
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"Let Up" is what happens when the novelty of the wish wears off.
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The novelty of the walk wears off quickly and we make our way home.
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Once the novelty wears off, teens' Snapchat feeds might one day return to normalcy.
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The liquid glass coating is only good for a year before it wears off.
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The water-based paint wears off of hardwood bark after only a few years.
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Once the adrenaline wears off, cortisol signals the body to replenish the food supply.
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I'm, like....Rmax: Don't worry, it wears off in, like, a week or so.
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All of this bodes well for a rebound after the coronavirus effect wears off.
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But its charm never quite wears off, for reasons summed up in the title.
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Apply pressure to the cells, this effect is reversed and the anesthetic wears off.
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Once that sort-of novelty wears off, what "Hellboy" isn't, consistently, is much fun.
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Once the shock wears off, the main concern is always landing a new job.
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"The moment the doxylamine wears off, acetylcholine comes back with a vengeance," he says.
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But the high wears off, and their powers—financial, sexual and emotional—reach new ebbs.
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It soon wears off and then, instead of making a joke, you become the joke.
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When the shock wears off and the news cameras leave, we can't abandon the survivors.
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If the novelty of 3D printers wears off, they will be replaced by something else.
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The per-capita drop is also leveling off, as the tax's sticker shock wears off.
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Once it wears off, and the come down kicks in, it's a whole other conversation.
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Just before the buzz of newly-engaged bliss wears off, Neil Strauss takes the stage.
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When a dose of medicine wears off, the pain reappears, leading people to take more.
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But as the novelty wears off, they tend to lose motivation by the third week.
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And when the hangover wears off, the sober reality will be a long transition period.
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Everything is great, for the most part, until we commit and the anesthesia wears off.
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By the time the shock wears off, services might no longer be as readily available.
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The novelty of fist bumps, dancing, and reporting the weather with cute animations wears off quickly.
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The app needs to push you to use it even when the novelty effect wears off.
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We all love Cards Against Humanity, but by the 10th round the humor kinda wears off.
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But after the nostalgia buzz wears off, most fans are left hugely disappointed in a revival.
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The thrill of doing as one likes wears off so quickly, curdling into boredom, even despair.
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Once the novelty of its attention-grabbing gimmick wears off, how will it keep an audience?
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After a while, the magic wears off and they want you to get off their block.
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He is unfunny, uninsightful and — once the curiosity factor wears off, which is almost immediately — unwatchable.
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Whether customers will continue using the service once the novelty wears off remains to be seen.
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"This will be an absolute success once that tranquilizer they sedated Trump with wears off," Unruh said.
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Hunchback: The thrill of horror and the macabre wears off extremely quickly when it's interpreted too seriously.
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The novelty, and then once it wears off, the content is stagnant, it's always the same style.
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It puts you in the shit when it wears off, and it messes with your sleeping pattern.
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Of course, it's hard to tell what the app will look like when the hype wears off.
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How to work from home without losing your sanity After the novelty wears off, things get real.
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But a repeat is unlikely this year, as the sugar rush from the tax cuts wears off.
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Once that energy boost wears off, the gases release colorful lights at high-latitudes near the poles.
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But after your initial excitement wears off (about January 3rd), you'll likely lack motivation to keep going.
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Is it because the metabolic effect wears off not long after the 20-week duration of this study?
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But after the initial shock wears off, you'll be able to loosen up and enjoy being goofballs together.
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The best horror is intelligently constructed, enough to keep viewers unnerved even after the adrenaline blast wears off.
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Just like any other appealing destination though, if you don't keep yourself safe, the attraction quickly wears off.
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I'd imagine the novelty wears off quickly at 2500 cents per round and $22008 per 303-round mag.
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The emotional whiplash of realizing that Jenny's breakup was LESS THAN A DAY AGO never fully wears off.
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As it wears off, your brain runs low on serotonin, which can lead to depression, irritability, and fatigue.
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What makes "Jerry Springer" shimmer so unexpectedly isn't its satirical side, the novelty of which wears off quickly.
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Growth now, as the stimulus wears off, has slowed to where it was prior to the tax cut.
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"Electronic gizmos of all kinds typically have a 'novelty' effect that wears off after a while," Ekkekakis said.
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"Once the novelty wears off, most people will ask if meal kits fit conveniently into their life," says Witcher.
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He believes as the stigma of having sex with robots wears off, robotics could disrupt the sex trafficking industry.
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Once the sugar kicks in I'm in trouble till it wears off and they pass out😂😴😂.
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People with less space on their phones will likely get rid of it soon after the novelty wears off.
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Should the world economy continue to deteriorate, the picture will get still worse as America's fiscal stimulus wears off.
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Secondly, when the cortisone wears off, sometimes the psoriasis can paradoxically flare up, sometimes worse than when you started.
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"We're going to see if the overhang from the first quarter wears off," said Eric Lee, Citigroup energy analyst.
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We will complete many revolutions before their charm wears off—and for a few lucky souls it never will.
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"Once the excitement of being in the car wears off, people realize how taxing driving actually is," he says.
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Voters across Canada will be watching to make sure he keeps his promises when the public euphoria wears off.
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The excitement of quitting work wears off and you're left with actually managing your life around your new "normal".
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All while you try to knock out at least an email or two before the DayQuil wears off again.
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It's a race back to the jeep to secure her in the transport cage before the sedative wears off.
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The bags are even rechargeable, meaning you can listen to the soundtrack again and again until the novelty wears off.
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The Christmas cheer (which is never very thick here) wears off long before its 232 short and ugly levels end.
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If you're quick, you should be able to raise a wall after Cryo-Freeze wears off and make an escape.
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But soon the cool-down affect of the towel wears off, and the intense heat becomes just shy of overwhelming.
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Naloxone wears off within 30 minutes, and it can come back if it was a really strong dose [of opioids].
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But Play-Doh fails to create a compelling world after the whizz-bang glee of its digital trickery wears off.
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Once the incredible stress of launch day wears off, streaming Disney+ and its massive catalog is easy as can be.
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When you're waking up next to the same person every morning, the novelty that she's a woman rapidly wears off.
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The paralytic substance usually wears off just as we wake up for 3 to 20 minutes after each sleep cycle.
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Once the novelty wears off, I am left with a messy living room and a lot of new plastic clutter.
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Mr. Cutler The challenge after we got married was: How do you keep it going when the newness wears off?
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The ink, which only wears off over time, states the date until which the person should remain quarantined at home.
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It's important, Dr. Curtis said, for doctors to keep pertussis in mind, and to remember that the immunity wears off.
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" As she wrote, "the birth of a new gadget often gives rise to zealous overuse, until the novelty wears off.
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But once the thrill of becoming reacquainted wears off, you're left with a somewhat muddled, not at all credible yarn.
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In the mouth, this translates to bites that start off rich and juicy; but that juiciness wears off much quicker.
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The only treatment is to treat the symptoms and try to keep the victim alive until the venom wears off.
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"Don't worry, the dust won't stain your clothes and wears off during the trip," she continued, followed by more crinkling sounds.
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That means that after the naloxone wears off, users can still have enough carfentanil in their system to cause another overdose.
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He may be happy now, but once that anesthesia wears off he's going to be in a little bit of pain.
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If you're caught pouring your own drinks, there's a reasonably good chance your travels might end before your buzz wears off.
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But Josie's not really having it, after the JJ has wears off things must look different in daylight of community service.
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That would provide the recovery's final missing ingredient and support growth even as the immediate effect of fiscal stimulus wears off.
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The nostalgia factor quickly wears off, and then the gaming humor just becomes a generic framework for typical action-adventure sequences.
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This way, when the sugar high wears off from your Easter basket, you will still have plenty of sweetness to enjoy.
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Your skin will feel soothed after applying cream, but this wears off after a few hours, and then you want more.
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Keeping pain levels steady and low—rather than waiting to take drugs until the last dose wears off—is the goal.
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Once the short-term stimulus wears off, our economy will be weighed down by debt and a generational shift in demographics.
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She says that when she's been Super Liked she gets a feeling of "excited curiosity," but that feeling soon wears off.
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I will live off this compliment for months until it wears off, and I have to do it all over again.
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They say the shot keeps patients protected from overdose because it wears off gradually, which isn't the case with the pills.
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As the novelty wears off, many of these "enhanced" films are gimmicky at best and pointless headache-inducing garbage at worst.
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And American growth is expected to cool next year as the effect of the tax cuts enacted last year wears off.
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A common complaint is that the Firdapse kicks in too fast and wears off too fast or doesn't work at all.
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And no doubt there will be a bit of a logjam at the turnstiles before the novelty of the system wears off.
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Battery consumption will likely return to less drastic levels once the system is firmly in place and the initial newness wears off.
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After the "new year, new you" giddiness wears off, one thing becomes very clear: Winter doesn't get real until after the holidays.
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As Parkinson's progresses, patients are dyskinetic just after taking levodopa but increasingly exhibit "off time", or worsening symptoms, as it wears off.
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Growth will surely slow as fiscal stimulus wears off, so softening economic data, in the housing market say, do not justify panic.
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But the bureau counters fertility control is difficult, in part because the birth control drug wears off in less than two years.
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Bitcoin has the first-mover advantage, but that quickly wears off when everyone else is leaner, faster, and more efficient than you.
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The most likely outcome, then, is that Biden's numbers return to earth somewhat after the initial glow of his announcement wears off.
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Eventually the novelty wears off so I stuck with the basics: instant coffee, flavored creamer, noodles, oatmeal, granola bars, and peanut butter.
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The IMF still sees the United States as among the world's strongest economies, but with momentum waning as fiscal stimulus wears off.
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When the botox wears off and my balls begin to tighten once more, I may even decide to visit Mesa once again….
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The question for UberEATS, however, is whether or not curious users will want to stick with it after the novelty wears off.
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Once this feeling wears off, bonding hormones like oxytocin need to take their place or a couple will tire of each other.
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But after the start-up buzz wears off, owners must figure out how to scale their businesses for long-term, stable growth.
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The spell wears off as the enfeebled warlock attempts to wrassle the barrel across the floor, like a teenager at a kegger.
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They get dirty, need oil changes, and might not be as exciting a possession after the novelty of owning it wears off.
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Analysts question whether Chinese growth will be sustainable once the impact of earlier stimulus wears off and if the property market cools.
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The novelty of, "Hey, that's Andrew McCarthy!" wears off immediately; his excellent performance hangs in the balance between beleaguered and truly sinister.
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The fun wears off fairly quickly; there's only so many times you can listen to Sean Paul mashed up with the Jackson 5.
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LSD shows you that there's another side to the coin, and you can't remember it when it wears off, but you know it.
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Previous apps in this vein (Sarahah, tbh, etc.) have faded nearly as quickly as they've gone viral after the initial excitement wears off.
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Some condoms you can currently buy at the store have a thin layer of lubricant already applied, but it wears off during sex.
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More people survive heart attacks than in the past, but the relief of surviving wears off as one returns to the daily grind.
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For some early adopters, the sheer novelty might be reason enough to invest in some wacky hardware, but that wears off pretty quickly.
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"I think the novelty wears off after the first day of wearing it," says Philip Shemella, parent of a 7-year-old daughter.
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Without an underlying layer of satire, Neo Yokio doesn't have much, and the initial glamor of the backdrops and talent involved wears off fast.
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As the effects of alcohol wears off, your body spends less time in its deepest stages of sleep, leaving you sluggish the next day.
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"I think it's going to be a novelty that wears off pretty quickly," says Matt Karnes, founder of the cannabis financial firm GreenWave Advisors.
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These will constrict the blood vessels and reduce redness temporarily, but the blood vessels will dilate after the effect of the drops wears off.
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Once the trepidation passes, the novelty of Die With Me wears off, and reading middle school-grade potty jokes every other comment got old.
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But when that feeling wears off, many of us find that the satisfaction just isn't enough to make us do it again next week.
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However, the bill included Coons' edits, two industry sources told Axios, enabling him to add his name later after the DACA excitement wears off.
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Now imagine years of this as the newness wears off and you have to figure out how to interact as two long-term partners.
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His father says the family also wasn't informed that, when Vivitrol wears off after about a month, the risk of overdose is extremely high.
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When the jet lag wears off and the team builds chemistry, Vytautas will probably be as fun to watch as Lavar Ball's postgame celebration.
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Some people will stop at a certain point, and we'll see who is here in the next 10 years once the fad wears off.
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The new "I deserve it" should be something that continues to reward you for years, rather than punishing you after the novelty wears off.
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The looming question is whether Democrats can sustain the passion of their contributors and activists once the shock of Mr. Trump's inauguration wears off.
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It's a world of doers not thinkers, and the thin patina of Medium "thought pieces" written by "thinkfluencers" wears off with the mildest intellectual rubbing.
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The launch of chat is an effort to reverse this downward trend, as the "fun" that comes from being an anonymous social network wears off.
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But after the excitement over hitching your life to someone else's for all of eternity wears off, you may find yourself questioning the whole situation.
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"Even though inflation will fall as the impact of last year's currency crisis wears off, it may start to creep up again afterwards," he said.
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However, a few of the more anticipated features could potentially turn the service into something you'll want to revisit, after the initial buzz wears off.
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But if you want to minimize the risk of paying too much, why not wait until the full magnitude of that artificial buying wears off?
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Once the initial shock wears off, the formal economy is likely to expand at the expense of fly-by-night traders who deal in cash.
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Trump does not trust the government he leads -- and if that wears off on people, it could end up being a legacy of his presidency.
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Once the novelty wears off, though, "Marwen" becomes a tedious, rather predictable slog, one where the music seems to swell enthusiastically at every available opportunity.
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The guy is biting into a towel for a minute, and you have to do it pretty close to match time otherwise it wears off.
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Outside, though, as the fog of fiction wears off, the real world seems to have gotten suddenly darker, incapable of fine distinction, inhospitable to ambivalence.
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And of course starstruck-ness wears off, because you discover that the stars are just people—some of them are wonderful people, but they're just people.
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The novelty of Google's "personality" wears off pretty quickly and, again, many of the "fun" tasks, like coin flipping, are available via a standard Google search.
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Eventually, though, he had to come back to robots, telling me that after you've made a bunch of wireless speakers, the challenge kind of wears off.
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The urgency to find survivors, clear debris, treat the wounded, and comfort the grieving evaporates; the optimism that helps survivors face an uncertain future wears off.
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On a broad level, the economy is cooling: Next year, GDP growth is forecast to steadily shrink as the effect of the tax cut wears off.
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While we may or may not have just made up that holiday maxim, the principle behind it is true: Novelty wears off, but utility is forever.
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Hopefully by the time the novelty of these early ARKit apps wears off, developers will have a better feel for what that platform is capable of.
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Retailers openly fret about the sticker shock awaiting new customers, when the novelty of buying legal marijuana wears off and they discover how expensive it is.
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In the formula the Bureau of Economic Analysis uses to calculate GDP, that means the period likely will be less robust as that inventory wears off.
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But when the wonder of human flight wears off, you're stuck with the ugly truth that you've got another 10 hours before you get to Tokyo.
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Once your high wears off, the POMC neurons are able to release the alpha-MSH, which could cause a rebound phase in which you eat less.
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"They're going to be able to weather the storm a lot longer than their competitors once the initial hit of the stimulus wears off," he said.
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But researchers have also found that the current vaccine is less effective than the one that came before it and wears off within about three years.
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That would be the year "the buzz wears off," said Steven Rosenthal, senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, a Washington tax think tank.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in June cautioned how Trump's tax reform may lead to difficulties in a couple years as the boost wears off.
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I would also love to be a bath reader, but the Parisian charm wears off after five minutes, and then I just want to be dry.
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He said he had not examined whether the behavior change wears off after the two years but said that would be an interesting analysis to make.
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While the mosquitoes live, they mate, passing on the deadly gene to their offspring before the antidote wears off, and they bite the dust as well.
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She's not quite a cipher so much as a lightning rod, attracting vehement perspectives that strike her every now and then before the electricity wears off.
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When I slick it on I feel like I could be the subject of a '90s-era Roxanne Lowit celebrity portrait — that is, until it wears off.
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But truthfully, it's those moments after, it's when the shock wears off and Rick is broken, the pure and true emotion happens in the last couple acts.
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"As the taboo against researching [MDMA] wears off, we might find that there could be a safe, therapeutic use for it, in a controlled setting," Earp said.
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A lot of these new skills and games are really neat and fun to play around with, at least a few times before the novelty wears off.
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If you're the type of person whose lipstick wears off quickly regardless of the formula, I like to set it with Invisimatte, which is our translucent powder.
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Developing Ingress over the course of several years gives Niantic the insight into how to keep Pokémon Go fresh and alive, even when the novelty wears off.
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It banks on The Void's stages to add something unique enough that people will keep coming once the novelty wears off, as it did with Virtual World.
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What becomes of us all as the magical delirium of Christmas wears off and we find ourselves, dazed and rotund, staring down the barrel of continued winter?
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But as we go back to a more caked-up makeup routine as the tan wears off, that golden hour glow seems to get harder to reach.
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"As the effect wears off that should be a little bit less of a headwind for earnings; however, energy earnings are still going to be difficult, " Eibel added.
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At this point, the majority of Fed officials see the economy losing significant momentum over the coming 85033 months as the boost from the tax-cut wears off.
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For short trips across a few time zones, they say there may be little reason to adjust because the journey will end before the jet lag wears off.
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It's neat, but the novelty of using it to change the volume of my music or scroll up and down in Google Chrome wears off really quickly. 3.
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You sort of randomly fiddle with the objects until the novelty of it wears off, which is about the time you'll realize that you keep seeing the same objects.
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Take Indira Scott, a 21-year old model who walked multiple shows this season, from Ralph Lauren to Dior, wearing the same signature box braids she wears off-duty.
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Maybe it's the future of e-sports, or maybe it's just the flavor of the month and we'll all move on to something different once the bloom wears off.
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Once all the shiny newness wears off, can the S10's still hold their own against the aggressive onslaught from Chinese phone makers like OnePlus, Huawei, Oppo, and Vivo?
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Once the novelty of tracking your exercise habits wears off, knowing how many steps you took today or what your resting heart rate was yesterday soon loses its interest.
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But as the 16-day Games end on Sunday and the Olympic euphoria wears off, Mr. Moon may find the hard part of managing these relationships is just beginning.
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That leaves "The Masked Singer," a show that could lose a significant portion of its audience once the novelty of unmasking B-list celebrities in animal costumes wears off.
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But Dr. Cherry said whooping cough outbreaks were far less dependent on vaccination rates than measles outbreaks, because the immunity provided by the whooping cough vaccine wears off faster.
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But Ms. Lee and others who have been detained also know that after the initial euphoria wears off, coming home from brutal internment is not without its own struggles.
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After the initial shock of the past week's events wears off, there will be a return to a sustained pace of sporadic attacks, likely with greater intensity than before.
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If Goodyear scientists have their way, replacing complete tires every year or so simply because a few millimeters of rubber wears off will become a thing of the past.
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But if it's going to work once the initial excitement of having this cast back together wears off, what it can't do is pretend that absolutely nothing has changed.
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But, as anybody could tell you, that feeling wears off, and the world is full of ways to convince you to think more about yourself than those around you.
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Let's just hope that the games that arise in Pokémon's wake offer the kind of gameplay that keeps people interested once the excitement of walking around the block wears off.
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The big question: Is there a "sugar rush" from the tax cuts, and if so, does it matter enough that the market and economy will tank when it wears off?
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Once the surprise of the election results wears off, the hope is that there will be a stable real estate framework in which buyers, sellers and renters can best operate.
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What I liked most about the Nintendo Switch Labo kits when I reviewed them last year was that they were cheap and easily recyclable when the novelty eventually wears off.
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The Vivo NEX S is an interesting phone, but its novelty wears off pretty fast when you realize the fingerprint sensor works poorly and the selfie camera is nothing special.
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But video game apps have to keep customers playing — and paying — after the new-game novelty wears off, and even the top games have had a hard time growing revenue.
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The chain's simple, limited menu underpins the fast service that initially attracted customers and Wall Street, but it also carries the risk of diner burnout as the novelty wears off.
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That fight would matter less if it did not so neatly confirm an existing negative image of Rubio — that his polish wears off if he has to go off-script.
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It protects infants against some devastating forms of TB, but eventually wears off and does not protect adolescents or adults against lung infections, the form that kills most TB victims.
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For the U.S., economists have been forecasting a slower second half of the year, with growth under 2 percent in some forecasts, as stimulus from tax cuts and spending wears off.
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Even though it's clear the passengers were shocked by the massive splash and whale sighting, the laughter that ensues after the shock wears off suggests that everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.
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Alcohol's depressant properties can intensify the dreaded MDMA crash at the end of the night, where your serotonin supply wears off and you feel depressed, anxious, or irritable, Giordano tells me.
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But sometimes, after the lights come on and the warm glow of Hollywood romance wears off, we're left wondering about the destiny of the happy couple: Would they really work out?
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But there are also considerable risks for Mr. Trump in the next few weeks, once the immediate satisfaction of making Mr. Assad pay a price for acts of barbarism wears off.
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Once that initial exploration wears off and pirate legends are aplenty is when we'll start to see if Sea of Thieves is an amusing flash in the pan or a true hit.
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A whole new set of gym gear can turn your new-year workout mindset from avoid at all costs to somewhat exciting — that is, until the newness of it all wears off.
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"Like an old Post-it note, after 60 or 70 years the stickiness wears off," said Dr. Carol Foster, an otolaryngologist who directs the Balance Laboratory at the University of Colorado Hospital.
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Once the novelty factor wears off, and users don't see a direct link between data generated from these devices and their health outcomes in the short-term, they stop using these devices.
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"Once technically driven volatility wears off we expect the stock to move higher as closure will likely provide a new investor catalyst including about $1.5 billion in anticipated cost synergies," Williams said.
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After the shock of white mediocrity wears off, you will adapt and adjust and continue to lie to yourselves about how far we've come on the issues of racism, misogyny, and homophobia.
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But as the buzz wears off from a dizzying day of impromptu diplomacy, a far longer and more difficult march lies ahead to achieve the ultimate goal of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Having such an impressive roster certainly doesn't hurt, but once the initial shine wears off, what will keep viewers coming back for more of The Morning Show isn't the cast, it's the storytelling.
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The real test will come later on, when the effect of the new mainframes wears off and IBM must still prove that it has reached an inflection point in its efforts to change.
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Bouncing a ball to make a beat sounds fun in theory, but also seems like a gimmick that would shortly find its way to a forgotten drawer corner once the novelty wears off.
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"The novelty wears off," said Stephen Levin, a New York City Councilman who represents parts of brownstone Brooklyn and who introduced legislation last year to address some of the inconveniences that filming causes.
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Sure, some of these apps are fun and may ultimately make the Echo a more family-friendly device than the HomePod, but the bloatware eventually becomes an afterthought as the gimmick wears off.
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Leech treatments, available throughout the country, take 264 to 2100 minutes, though the resulting wounds ooze blood for an additional six hours or so until the natural anticoagulant in leech venom wears off.
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It takes longer to pull out your phone and press the right buttons than it does to just swipe a card, so once the novelty wears off, people mostly forget that Apple Pay exists.
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I soon realize that until the novelty of this experience wears off, it's hard for me to judge what it might feel like to share my living space with a mobile but inanimate being.
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There's no show as consistently optimistic, inventive and good-hearted as Jane, which blends relatable real-world issues with whimsical soap opera twists that'll keep you binging long after the food coma wears off.
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Launching an innovation lab or an incubation fund and a venture unit requires a few bodies in a trendy offsite office, even if they do nothing after the post-launch media hype wears off.
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I soon realise that until the novelty of this experience wears off, it's hard for me to judge what it might feel like to share my living space with a mobile but inanimate being.
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And while Paper Lion the film is in many ways as dated as the Munsingwear half the team wears off the field, it's not just watchable but enjoyable as more than a historical document.
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In another show, the answer might be "not much"; once the novelty of the joke wears off, TV series built around a single parody concept (think Galavant) often have little substance beneath their experiments.
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"Very often someone will wow you, but as you get to know them, the mystery wears off," Jane Fonda, Parton's co-star in the feminist film "213 to 21979," told Rolling Stone in 21974.
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The company reiterated that its first-half operating performance, which saw margins rise to a record high, could not be extrapolated to the full year as the impact of beneficial currency hedges wears off.
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Maybe some of the shininess of the Bolton story wears off, and senators will remember what Mr. McConnell has said throughout, which is that witnesses will prolong the trial but won't change the outcome.
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After the initial euphoria of having a pet wears off and it is time for summer vacation, many people don't know what to do with their animal, and this leads to more returns, she said.
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While its foldable and nostalgic design certainly makes the Razr stand out, it's unclear how well-spent that $1,500 will feel once the novelty of snapping your phone shut to end a call wears off.
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"The problem I have with financial engineering is that it's a sugar high that wears off way too quickly, and it doesn't in my opinion often leave companies better off over the long term," he said.
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And as the novelty of Calvin's appearance and behavior wears off, it starts to look more and more ridiculous, especially as it stops developing into something increasingly frightening, and just becomes a free-floating CGI effect.
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That means that each encounter has some variation, instead of the same mindless throwing of a pokéball each time, but there are only a dozen or so spells, which means that the novelty wears off fast.
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Mental health experts have written about a "rebound effect" or a "broken-promises effect" among people with clinical depression who soldier through the holidays but commit suicide later, after the joy of the season wears off.
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"It ended up being a really bad idea, because the novelty and romance of that wears off really fast," she explains, sipping an overpriced and undersized can of Diet Coke in one of the museum's cafes.
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However, a sterner test may yet be in store for credit markets in 2017 as European political event-risk mounts, the reduction in volatility from ECB quantitative easing (QE) wears off, and medium-term inflation expectations rise.
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Once the novelty of a British accent "doing hip-hop" wears off for listeners from outside the country, those willing to be open to what our rappers can do quickly learn that the genre exists in multitudes.
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What we've found in about five years of work and hundreds of reports is some people's stomachs can get a little upset, and others can get anxious, but that stops because the effect wears off fairly quickly.
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But one game doesn't make a system, and Nintendo has since proven that even once the euphoric sensation of playing Breath of the Wild on the go wears off, the Switch still has a lot to offer.
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Sure, you can go for the tailored suit with fancy buttons, slim lapels, and a tapered leg, but the novelty wears off the moment you walk into a wedding and see ten dudes wearing the same thing.
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But a new study conducted by researchers in the UK suggests that, in some circumstances, fitness wearables can end up doing the opposite: becoming a de-motivating factor, after the initial novelty of wearing a tracker wears off.
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It also wants to come up with a system that folds away under the driver's seat when it's not in use, so the car can be driven normally sometimes (or all the time, when the novelty wears off).
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Most analysts say the economy will face fresh challenges next year as stimulus wears off and a housing boom slows, though they say the government will likely rely on fiscal measures and refrain from further broad loosening measures.
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As the eggnog wears off and the non-stop holiday music changes back over to Top 40 pop hits, you may be surveying that pile of gifts you got and thinking, Hmm, that sweater really isn't my style.
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Once the novelty wears off, bleached hair will revert once again to the confines of its core audience—horny idiots magnetically drawn to anything that connotes "anger problems" or "issues with mom" due to their own unexamined emotional problems.
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However, BCG protection wears off in just a few years and it does nothing to protect against the most common form of TB that invades the lungs of adults and adolescents, and can be transmitted through coughing and sneezing.
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There is also the risk that someone treated with naloxone will try to counteract the feelings of withdrawal by injecting more heroin, potentially giving themselves a fatal dose when the reversal drug wears off after about a half hour.
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"But there is a small chance that, if the shine wears off and you have more of these terrorist videos...and the fine is a huge fine, which sent a message to consumers that there's been wrongdoing," he said.
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When I read his post about the layoffs they did a couple of weeks ago, I was really heartened to see ... When the funny math wears off and when the easy money's gone, people have to build real businesses.
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Though this will be the first study in men, research in animals has shown that injectable DMAU could suppress sperm for several months at a time — and that sperm levels return to normal levels after the injection wears off.
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The real danger comes when the novelty wears off"The problem is once the technology gets advanced enough that it&aposs perfect, that you actually can&apost tell the difference anymore, it doesn&apost look that remarkable," Ghosemajumder said.
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If action movies have taught us anything, it's that danger is an aphrodisiac, and also that action movies generally end before we have any sense whether the hero and heroine might still like each other after the adrenaline wears off.
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"As effects of public works and cash payouts fade later in fiscal 2017, Japan will likely face a fiscal cliff," said Koya Miyamae, senior economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, referring to the contraction in spending after the package wears off.
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Drinking alcohol tends to have a calming effect on that part of the brain (some anti-anxiety meds, including benzodiazepines like Xanax, also target GABA receptors), but once that buzz wears off, you might realize that the relief was only temporary.
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I rode in one of Waymo's driverless minivans (on a closed test track, not on a public road), so I can attest to the fact that the thrill wears off quickly after you see how cautiously the vehicle handles itself.
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"After last week's surprise sterling outperformance, we think that it is only a matter of time before the summer buzz wears off and reality kicks-in," said ING currency strategist Viraj Pater, adding that "Brexit" chat would continue to dominate.
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What "The Masked Singer" has going for it is an unabashed goofiness -- some of the costumes look like monsters from "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" -- which, if history is any guide, might not wear especially well once the novelty wears off.
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Even if that works, Biden and Harris are no doubt hoping the bright Buttigieg sparkle quickly wears off, like a hot summer action movie that opens big, only to fade when audience buzz moves on to the next extravaganza. Maybe.
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"After last week's surprise sterling outperformance, we think that it is only a matter of time before the summer buzz wears off and reality kicks in," ING currency strategist Viraj Patel said, adding that "Brexit" would continue to dominate debate.
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It's not that far off from the logic of exposure therapy, in which patients encounter the objects of their phobias in safe circumstances until the fear wears off—except those outcomes are achieved with time and behavior instead of lasers.
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If the intensity of feeling that comes with the unexpected intimacy of these tricks of light wears off, this entire hotly debated industry will be little more than a couple-decade trend — as forgettable and inconsequential as the once-beloved VHS.
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And even though it feels kind of nifty to wear VR headset at first, the novelty wears off fast, and you're ultimately stuck with a messy system of wires and chargers and other accessories that just aren't worth the effort of setting up.
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The Food and Drug Administration, America's regulatory agency for drugs, approved it to be prescribed twice daily; some users complain that the drug wears off before the next dose is due, leading to patients becoming increasingly dependent and in need of heavier doses.
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But for the outside, I was told I would probably have to come back in once every six months, but since you form collagen even after the filler wears off, that means some of it will stay plump, so that makes me happy.
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When the novelty of the Choose Your Own Adventure aspect of Hallberg's narrative wears off, the reader is left with the book's true pleasure: Hallberg's delicate excavation of those moments, relationship dynamics and angsts that haven't become the clichés of the genre.
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Once the rush of actually admitting their feelings wears off, though, their ecstatic faces fall so hard they practically hit the concrete rolling by beneath them — a shot You're the Worst has paid tribute to in similarly panicked moments of Gretchen and Jimmy's.
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Political analysts cautioned that the benefits Mr. Trump presents in the short-term for the mayor may prove illusory, as the shock of his election wears off and the take-out-the-garbage details of a municipal election return to the fore.
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Visit Insider&aposs homepage for moreAs psychedelics are being embraced as a potential treatment for mental health conditions, new research suggests that mind-altering substances like &aposmagic&apos mushrooms leave people feeling positive and socially connected hours after the high wears off.
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After a few dozen lengthy pieces of content are experienced and the neck pain sets in, the notoriety wears off a bit though, and it becomes clear that while there's undoubtedly massive potential, stories aren't being optimized for VR all that well at the moment.
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Failing to appreciate this, most health and wellness m-health apps have historically suffered from very short life spans, with engagement disintegrating soon after the novelty wears off — users are then free to return to risky health behaviors, negating any intended long-term health benefits.
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After all, suppression acts like temporary damage, a bit like recoverable health in a fighting game: Within this one turn, its suppressed strength won't be counted, but it would regain that strength on the following turn as the suppression wears off and the unit resupplies.
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But it's apparent that Snapchat still has a long way to go: The filters don't provide a clear benefit, and the learning curve for using the glasses means I couldn't see myself using these regularly after the allure of a new gadget wears off.
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But then something called the rebound effect kicks in: "Once your body has metabolized the alcohol and the sedative effect wears off, you get micro-arousals that disrupt your sleep cycle," Holly Phillips, an internist and the author of The Exhaustion Breakthrough, told VICE.
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After a while, however, the novelty wears off, and the show's coda — in which the audience sings along with the Beatles' "Because," a beautiful song (with tricky harmonies!) about appreciating the way things are — ends the show on a note at once sentimental and defeatist.
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He asked if I knew a family who might take him in as a foster son, because he is not sure how he will feel about the boardinghouse a few months from now, after the euphoria of being in the United States wears off.
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And we're not talking about the glittery get-ups or statement-making ensembles Jenner often wears off-duty; we're talking about the cute and cozy Calvin Klein Underwear matching bra and joggers she recently wore to Calvin Klein's pajama party in New York City.
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Aibo's easy to engage with, but as we discovered after spending a bit of quality time with the robot, when that charm eventually wears off, Aibo doesn't do much to justify its $1,800 price tag in Japan, or its $2,900 sticker-shock here in North America.
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There, the theater will face the same problems as other location-based entertainment: difficulty balancing games that can attract both newcomers and hardcore fans, pressure to maintain a steady flow of new material, and building a foundation that will remain after the novelty factor wears off.
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However, Levenson said using the drug to regularly treat pain management isn't the best option, as fentanyl – which is so potent it's prescribed in micrograms as opposed to milligrams – hits patients quickly, in about five minutes, but wears off quickly as well, lasting only about an hour.
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The Fix: Park Life CBD Infused Sublingual Strips Sure, you can knock back a couple of $17 martinis at the airport bar before you hop on the plane, or down some tiny wines mid-flight, but prepare to feel like death when the buzz wears off.
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I have had a hard time coming up with things I feel are missing, though I'm sure a few will surface after the haze of the LA Auto Show wears off and we all spend the next year thinking (and arguing) even more about this car.
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Wage growth in the United States, though stronger in recent months, has generally remained stubbornly low despite the tightest labor market in a generation, and the American economy is widely expected to slow in 22019 as the economic sugar rush of Mr. Trump's tax cuts wears off.
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It's an aesthetic informed by more recent Trek ventures like Enterprise and the 2009 film reboots, though, so while it may not be in keeping with the continuity of past TV series, Trek fans will likely adjust to it after the first shock of the new wears off.
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But as the shock of his sudden dominance of the party wears off, Trump seems to be showing the type of nominee he'll be: someone who maintains the often-outrageous persona that resonated with primary voters while also recognizing the requirements and tests of a general election are different.
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What will be key in 2016 is how sustainable Apple Watch sales prove to be — as the novelty of a new Apple device wears off leaving the utility of the watch to prove itself by convincing buyers they really do need an expensive supplementary gizmo on their wrist.
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"New Year's Day" by Taylor Swift: For the part of the evening when your buzz wears off, your lipstick is just some colorful chunks of dead skin hanging off of your chapped, gross, winter mouth, and you suddenly remember that tomorrow you will have to run a vacuum cleaner.
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Rubin thinks Meerkat's downfall speaks to more than the ephemerality of the thirsty tech media: Like the product itself, he says, live video's appeal is fleeting, of use to only a relatively narrow cadre of journalists and celebrities once the initial novelty wears off for the average user.
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At its best, it temporarily relieves you from those negative feelings or absolves you from weird guilt and shame you have for not doing X, Y, or Z. But I do think we both come around to this fact that when it wears off, you are still stuck with yourself.
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After the initial shock wears off and I listen to the groans about how "there is nothing exciting about where we live" and "our town is so boring," I remind them that being a travel writer is about seeing something with new eyes and giving an old place a fresh look.
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She also went so far as to leave a "glass slipper" behind on the iconic Met Gala stairs – and once inside, she changed into a pink dress, echoing the one Cinderella's mice made for the ball that her stepsisters destroyed – and into which Cinderella changes back into once the magic wears off.
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She also went so far as to leave a "glass slipper" behind on the iconic Met Gala stairs — and once inside, she changed into a pink dress, echoing the one Cinderella's mice made for the ball that her stepsisters destroyed — and into which Cinderella changes back into once the magic wears off.
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Gorsuch did not respond to a request from CNN for an interview Vanderbilt University law professor Timothy Meyer, a former clerk who testified on Gorsuch's behalf last spring, defended Gorsuch's robust approach and cautioned that it is difficult to know how relationships will evolve once the newness of the ninth justice wears off.
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Some apps now have features that encourage, or only allow, face-to-face connectionsModern dating apps often keep users in their virtual worlds for so long that the excitement of the initial connection wears off, or users begin to believe they know their digital match on a deeper level than they really do.
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Getting a side stitch while you're running is kind of like when you're playing Mario Kart and someone hits you with the "lightning bolt" item: out of nowhere, you feel like you momentarily get zapped, and you have to slow down, but eventually it wears off and you can go back to your normal speed.
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Stage 4 is when the shock wears off, and we mostly forget, consumed by the next wave of "breaking news" on Donald Trump, Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, maybe even a royal wedding.
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Fox's The Last Man on Earth — which opened with Will Forte as seemingly the last person left alive after a worldwide plague — is a recent example of how exciting this kind of "high concept" show can be, and also how hard it is to keep people invested once the sheen of an exciting first episode wears off.
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That is until earlier this month, when the Los Angeles Times seemed to reveal the missing piece of the puzzle: According to an investigation published May 5, while manufacturer Purdue Pharma has long claimed that Oxycontin's effects last for at least 12 hours, some of the company's own studies showed that for many people, the drug wears off way faster than that.
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That is until earlier this year, when the LA Times seemed to reveal the missing piece of the puzzle: According to an investigation published May 5, while manufacturer Purdue Pharma has long claimed that Oxycontin's effects last for at least 12 hours, some of the company's own studies showed that for many people, the drug wears off way faster than that.
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Which means the live set is an immediately redundant concept because after the initial sensation of, "Oh, he hasn't got decks he's got a drum machine and a funny little synth instead," wears off, which usually happens the split second after you've made the initial visual observation, you're stood there wishing you were at home listening to the album really loudly.
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In fact, the research increasingly suggests that opioids are far from a panacea for pain in general and are likely a bad idea in the majority of cases for chronic pain — in large part because people develop a tolerance to opioid effects so quickly that the pain relief over time wears off, even as the risks of overdose and addiction remain or increase.
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But we forget that a good chunk of Home Alone's appeal centers around the novelty of getting to do whatever you want when your parents and siblings are out of the house—which soon wears off for Kevin, who sees what a life without his loved ones would look like in the form of "Old Man Marley," an elderly neighbor who lives by himself after becoming estranged from his family.
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Amma makes several references to feeling unwell over the course of the season and until Adora's poison was revealed it seemed like her sickness was just a side effect of her drinking and drug use, but the stark difference between Amma's lethargic daytime behavior and her nighttime energy may actually be a result of Adora "treating" her daughter's hangovers with The Blue, rendering Amma more docile and doll-like until the poison wears off.
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For example, it aims to make money from studios who want to target its customers with their marketing efforts, or access user data to learn about trends; it's taking a cut of ticket sales and concessions at some theaters; it has begun to acquire movies; and it hopes that eventually, users will slow down their movie-going to their usual once per month (or less), after the initial rush of having an all-you-can-watch subscription wears off.
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We're saving a great one for a story on cannabis bankers we're putting out next week... Stories from around the webEverybody here wants to be a cannabis farmer (Bloomberg)Cannabis use by young people may be tied to depression and anxiety, CAMH study finds (The Toronto Star)Investors' high wears off as cannabis funding slows, data shows (CrunchBase News) Tilray's dubious anniversary marks 90% stock decline (Bloomberg)What did Canopy Growth say to the White House about USDA hemp regs?
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