Happiness is absorption, and absorption is the opposite of willful attention.
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One study looked at how smoking weed affects the absorption of alcohol, and the other looked at how drinking alcohol affects the absorption of THC.
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These two lenses enhance light absorption by utilising the extra light that comes into the mono lens, then fusing the B/W image with the color image to significantly enhance total light absorption.
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When such granular absorption took more readily, like a language.
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All the books, records, and furniture provide plenty of absorption.
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The different absorption rates causes the food to fold differently.
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"Liquidity absorption is also possible at any time," he said.
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But regardless, plant diversity isn't proven to increase carbon absorption.
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"It's an absorption that impacts on the economy," he added.
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Other minerals in the water did not affect calcium absorption.
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The ghetto was a compromise formation, neither absorption nor expulsion.
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I've never seen listening performed with this much clenched absorption.
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And it was with that absorption that they revealed themselves.
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It pulls stains from your teeth using an "absorption" process.
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"Having food in your belly helps slow alcohol absorption," she says.
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For instance, the soy in tofu may actually enhance iron absorption.
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They see immigration as a privilege, and absorption as a favour.
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Cloud providers ended a three-quarter capacity absorption cycle, Davis said.
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Alternatively, interactions with other drugs could diminish absorption, interfering with efficacy.
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Inactive ingredients help extend shelf-life, absorption, improve taste and more.
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It's not that he's in favor of ignorance or self-absorption.
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GDP will radically accelerate when absorption of European Union's funds accelerates.
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Planetary precursors are formed by the absorption of material in orbit
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"This absorption of the liquid underwater is quite unique," he said.
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All this is made possible by Mizuko and Taylor's self-absorption.
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A recent analysis found that the latter seems to enhance absorption.
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Be smart: The complicating factor comes with contact lenses' absorption capabilities.
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But this doesn't mean the effects of absorption shouldn't be checked.
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I'm talking about arrogance over competence, complete certainty, self-absorption, etc.
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Fiber: Whole fruits contain fiber, which slows the absorption of fructose.
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They did not have diseases that interfere with vitamin D absorption.
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What they sell is self-absorption as the ultimate luxury product.
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Without that, meditation can become just another tool of self-absorption.
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But, in terms of net absorption, according to data from industry sources and my calculations, if WeWork were removed from the equation, the Manhattan market would have experienced negative absorption of roughly -700,000 square feet of leased space, as opposed to the just over 2.3 million square feet of net absorption that it experienced over the 24 months ended June.
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As the absorption pattern traveled across the expanding universe, the signal stretched.
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The BubblePro Technology protects your phone with shock absorption and waterproof features.
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This can be ameliorated by adding germanium, which reduces absorption and scattering.
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The VR could be downgraded if the bank's loss absorption capacity diminishes.
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Men, on the other hand, are prone to ego and self-absorption.
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Abraham relocated to Las Vegas, and he almost gave up on Absorption.
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Upstate, it seems, is the only way to cure her self-absorption.
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The securities provide strong going-concern and gone-concern loss absorption features.
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Crush core is aluminum honeycomb for energy absorption in the telescoping actuator.
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The way a drug is measured is through absorption into the blood.
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"The absorption of information is no problem for Laurent," he told CNN.
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In general, that absorption happens on land that's not touched by humans.
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In short, the Kurdistan Region has exhausted its response and absorption capacity.
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" The president, he notes, was "fascinated by her self-absorption and nastiness.
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There's too much asphalt as it is and not enough ground absorption.
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It relies on microwave technology to detect water absorption at different wavelengths.
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Zelensky twice tried to steer Trump toward the correct subject. Self-absorption.
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This is unusual for Post Malone; sleepy-eyed absorption is his thing.
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The last option is a mix between gradual absorption and military intervention.
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Eventually Phoenix could limit its absorption of heat from the desert sun.
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Solipsism and self-absorption traps them in the Bardo; empathy frees them.
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The securities have gone-concern loss-absorption features and no coupon payment flexibility.
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While net absorption has been falling, the price of rent has been rising.
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The absorption signal as measured by EDGES contains an immense amount of information.
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Fats and proteins will help slow alcohol's absorption into your bloodstream, she says.
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Absorption through the more callused hand is very inefficient compared to mucus membranes.
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Comm (2018))These microstructures demonstrate "structural absorption," just like manmade super-black materials.
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Learning more about light absorption is important for textiles or even solar panels.
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Pre-impairment profitability provided additional loss absorption capacity of 5% of average loans.
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However, net absorption fell 12,054 units to 27,875 units in the first quarter.
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Absorption got permission from the court to depose Kapoor, RB's CEO, in London.
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Because even an absorption rate this high still leaves some room for improvement.
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The calcium in milk is thought to inhibit iron absorption from other foods.
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"Absorption rates are a pretty good way to look at this," he said.
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Japan's absorption of American culture only becomes more frenzied at the consumer level.
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The result is a plasmonic structure enabling efficient solar absorption through several mechanisms.
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The usual answer seems to be "narcissism" — self-absorption indulged to comical extremes.
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Finally, Mr. Koons's art has proved resistant to easy absorption into art history.
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Things like feigning utter absorption in the minute recounting of intra-office politics.
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But his absorption with physical states and fluctuating light was not purely formal.
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His self-absorption and his extreme selfishness are also typical of sex offenders.
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And you'll find limited shock absorption features here, which isn't great for runners.
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Absorption into the State of Palestine (subject to the limitations provided below); 22000.
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That absorption has lead to ocean acidification, harming coral reefs and ocean wildlife.
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His daughter in particular is credited with keeping his self-absorption in check.
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"The negative net absorption seen in June may be a harbinger of things to come in the next few quarters as more store closings will likely hit the statistics yielding negative net absorption," Barbara Denham, senior economist at Reis, said.
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But their poor absorption also explains their potential laxative effect when consumed in excess.
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Always ordering food when drinking also slows down the absorption rate for the alcohol.
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The Modal is responsible for the undergarments soft texture, while the Tencel provides absorption.
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But it would be a mistake to conclude that their absorption will be easy.
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These negate the lack of absorption and scattering that otherwise give ZBLAN its advantages.
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It will allow employees to enter and work in "flow" states of complete absorption.
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Forests may also have other effects that can offset some of their carbon absorption.
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In our opinion, the banks' loss absorption capacity is weaker than prudential ratios suggest.
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To avoid atmospheric absorption it would have to be put into space to operate.
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"Basically, what acetic acid is doing is blocking the absorption of starch," Johnston says.
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These in turn trigger physiological variations such as elongation growth, respiration, and moisture absorption.
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Execute blood volume, red cell survival, and fat absorption studies following standard laboratory techniques.
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Capitalisation also provides only modest loss absorption capacity relative to potentially high provisioning requirements.
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MEDIOBANCA SAYS ACQUISITION TARGETS ARE BUSINESSES WITH LOW CAPITAL ABSORPTION AND HIGH FEE CONTRIBUTION
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Empire's drug is used to control the absorption of nutrients through the digestive system.
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But Mackrell's documentation of their relentless self-absorption and unfiltered vanity argues against it.
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Nowak wore maximum-absorption diapers — the kind astronauts wear in space — during her trip.
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He swears by Waferest melatonin wafers that dissolve under the tongue for optimized absorption.
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"Vitamin D plays a crucial part in calcium absorption and bone metabolism," said Gold.
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The loss absorption capacity is further enhanced by an ample base of loan loss reserves.
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The shield doesn't offer huge protection, but a little bit more damage absorption never hurts.
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But Guidry said he is not worried about the absorption of lead through the skin.
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"Self-absorption is general, as is self-doubt," she'd memorably begin that Woody Allen piece.
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But in Zink's hands, Penny's self-absorption and her pretension are alternately funny and tragic.
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This allows for greater absorption of water in the flour and helps with starch degradation.
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Following this line of reasoning, silent absorption of pain and suffering is the only option.
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The shape shifting comes from a fundamental property of food, its water absorption, explained Yao.
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That's thanks to a lot of active noise cancelation as well as sound absorption materials.
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The kinetic absorption makes him a more fearless and aggressive fighter because he feels invulnerable.
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The carmaker said it was facing many difficulties, including the absorption of tariff-related costs.
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The risk absorption capacity of the bank's capital is adequate, supported by stable asset quality.
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This absorption shows up in the reflected light's spectrum as an absence of certain frequencies.
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These ratings reflect the deep subordination and going-concern loss-absorption features of the securities.
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Their facial expressions were serene and inscrutable, suggesting absorption in the spectacle of Gray's Papaya.
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Kennan thinks a process called global greening might be holding atmospheric carbon absorption rates steady.
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But the depth of the dip and the amount of the absorption was a surprise.
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Absorption of very small microplastic particles, including the nano size range may, however, be higher.
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The gene seems to increase the absorption of cholesterol, which is necessary for brain health.
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They offer the concentrated absorption of the visual, cultural and historical, compressed into one location.
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Bathing is also fine because absorption of PFAS through the skin is slow and insignificant.
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Its eventual absorption into the mainland, set to take place in 2047, seemed far away.
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If anything, the politicians' absorption with themselves has grown more pronounced over the past decade.
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Upkeep is largely limited to brushing the desert dust from the panels to maximise absorption.
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Especially in Washington, where self-absorption and false humility are the coins of the realm.
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For a show of such scale, this allows absorption of the narrative at leisurely pace.
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If it's not millicharged dark matter, then what might explain EDGES' stronger-than-expected absorption signal?
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Duncanson, however, said that it's not clear what direction carbon absorption will go under climate change.
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Studies have shown variable absorption among babies given oral vitamin K, and a delay in digestion.
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The risk absorption capacity of the bank's capital is adequate, supported by the stable asset-quality.
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The other was that black also represents the absorption of all the colors on the spectrum.
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Hubble's latest exciting clues—UV absorption features that could indicate water—seem to support this picture.
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These VRs reflect the banks' adequate loss absorption capacity, high liquidity and stable and diversified funding.
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Cleaning with alcohol should be avoided, as it opens pores and could expedite absorption, he said.
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These impurities contribute to scattering and absorption loss and reduce the overall quality of the fiber.
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Black pepper ads a subtle spiciness and enhances your body's absorption of turmeric in the curry.
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But the complete integrity of Hesse's self-absorption is what guarantees the permanence of his work.
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This kind of self-absorption is a common occurrence among heroes who are actually unaware villains.
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Providing safe drinking water and key nutrients goes a long way toward halting additional lead absorption.
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"The batteries are secured inside a waterproof battery case surrounded by crash-absorption protection," Ford said.
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I only remember my entire absorption, delight, in writing about—giving my impression of— der Hase.
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These interactions, said Tendulkar, can cause absorption, scattering, and many other effects on the radio waves.
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Risks are exacerbated if there has been upstream slope deforestation or developments that reduce absorption capacity.
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B12 deficiency is also more common in the elderly because of dietary, digestive and absorption problems.
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I did find its slim wheels and lack of shock absorption quite jarring on rougher roads.
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At this point in my childhood, I believe my absorption of the messaging in commercials peaked.
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While having a child might be an excuse for profound self-absorption, Nickerson's gaze turns outward.
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In Indian cooking, turmeric is usually heated in a fat, like oil, which can increase absorption.
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Still, even if absorption improved, Dr. Nelson contends that curcumin would not have any biological effects.
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But I can see clearly his sloppiness and self-absorption, and they're cause enough for alarm.
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Note too that regular use of antacids can interfere with the body's absorption of thyroid medication.
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And in case you were wondering, sunscreen probably won't block absorption of vitamin D from the sun.
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Impelled to prove himself by constructing projects efficiently and profitably, Mr. Tishman learned by absorption and involvement.
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This mirror effect not only gives these ants their silvery sheen—it reduces heat absorption from sunlight.
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This absorption happens relatively often without drugs, but it felt especially easy to slip into that day.
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Snapchat is obviously looking to keep content absorption on the same devices that promote content creation, i.e.
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One of the reasons heavy rainfall can actually damage crops, the land and infrastructure is absorption rates.
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She added that liquidity absorption has the task of bringing market rates close to the key rate.
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Absorption claims in the lawsuit that RB used its influence with Amazon to interfere with Promescent's distribution.
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Fitch's view of support for FMS WM is based on SoFFin's loss-absorption obligation and explicit guarantee.
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His self-absorption isn't appealing, even though it's understandable coming from someone so unfinished and in transition.
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According to the study's authors, "exposure" refers to the unnecessary ingestion, inhalation or absorption of these medications.
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"From the spectrum, we might see absorption lines from any gas associated with the 'occulter,'" Shaefer said.
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He applied the same concept of sweat absorption and temperature regulation to clothing to create 37.5 Polyester.
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Pre-provision operating profits (5.7% of gross loans) provide significant loss absorption capacity before capital gets impacted.
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"Carbs play an important role as they speed up water absorption in the small intestine," she explains.
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Children working with tobacco risk illness from nicotine absorption, including "green tobacco sickness," the Labor Department states.
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Jules's self-absorption leads to occasional passages of wearying profundity, when the golden sentences begin to fray.
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It starts to challenge and leaven Lou's self-absorption, and both character and story make more sense.
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And hence the absorption of Google Now, the company's AI-enabled personal assistant, into the search group.
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The state's generally polite churchgoing culture seems uncomfortable with the president's pettiness, self-absorption, vulgarities and vanity.
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Some proposals involve taking carbon out of the air, using either immense plant farms or absorption machines.
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This colossal heat absorption tempers the continued atmospheric warming of the remote, pale blue dot we inhabit.
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This stent prevented absorption in key areas, slowing the effect of the drugs and prolonging his death.
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But in songs and stage patter, she sometimes conflated self-realization and self-absorption with social progress.
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"It contains a gel that mimics the frequency-absorption characteristics of a human head," a scientist said.
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The bank's Tier 2 notes are senior to any Additional Tier 13 securities with loss-absorption features.
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Feature Deciphering the rise of a lifestyle guru who sells self-absorption as the ultimate luxury product.
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He piles on the complications and changes up the rhythm with the calm absorption of a master.
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The SLR requires large US banks to put aside around 5% of assets for loss absorption purposes.
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She has work capacity, knowledge of public administration and EU fund absorption and of all ministries' operations.
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Maybe the quality we admire most in Yancey is his single-mindedness, his absorption in making music.
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The full absorption of melody into the genre in the 2000s and early 2010s de-emphasized complexity.
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This absorption theory is quite popular, and that's certainly the one that the South Korean state promotes.
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A write-down of the Tier 72 notes will occur only after any Additional Tier 1 securities with loss-absorption features have been fully written off, after which the Tier 2 notes would be written down pro rata with other parity Tier 2 instruments that contain loss-absorption features.
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Furthermore, dual-lens cameras significantly enhance light absorption, meaning you can take better pictures in dimly-lit areas.
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"They assist with digestion and the absorption of nutrients: you can't nourish yourself effectively without them," she said.
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It would normally push Basel III notes two notches down due to the more severe loss-absorption features.
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Hydration. "Keep skin damp when you start applying your base, as this aids absorption of products," Bell explains.
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Loss absorption capacity is also underpinned by adequate loan loss reserve coverage, which was 4.5% of gross loans.
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Ocean acidification occurs when the pH of water drops, due to the absorption of CO2 from the atmosphere.
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However, in most countries banks have adequate loss-absorption buffers that should support their ratings, says Fitch Ratings.
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That, "in itself, guarantees the absorption of carbon, controls soil erosion, conserves biodiversity and provides other ecosystem services".
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If you are fully loaded with these vitamins, it will limit the absorption of lead into your body.
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From the very first cautious pour, the dark liquid flowed down the pant in rivulets without any absorption.
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SoFFin's statutory loss-absorption obligation is stipulated in Germany's Financial Market Stabilisation Fund Act and FMS WM's statutes.
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Earlier studies have shown that flavonoids might increase energy expenditure, decrease fat absorption and work as anti-inflammatories.
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You need to drink it first thing in the morning (on an empty stomach) to ensure full absorption.
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But even eating that much red meat might not be enough, since other factors can interfere with absorption.
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To demonstrate its pad's absorption capabilities, the U.K. brand dared (gasp) to use red liquid rather than blue.
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In others, Muslim women in veils silently read the Qur'an – their absorption a vision of power in itself.
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This reflects banks' significant loss-absorption capacity, still positive economic growth in most EMs and available sovereign support.
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The rest of us are expected, rightly, to affect absorption in other people's favorite dresses, other people's trout.
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Over time, light triggers CO2 absorption, which causes plumbonacrite to form, eventually turning into white-hued lead carbonate.
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Her mix of intensity and self-absorption has made her pretty hard to watch, especially in Season 1.
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But with an almost Trumpian act of self-absorption, he instead placed his political survival above all else.
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In 1960, he commissioned a synthetic binder that would resist the absorption of light waves, delivering maximum reflectiveness.
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Above all, the RealTouch represented the absorption of teledildonics into a system of capitalist exploitation and value-extraction.
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"Putting anything in a liquid form versus a solid form will tend to increase its absorption," Giordano says.
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Surrey NanoSystems had manufactured a material using carbon nanotubes that had the highest light absorption rate ever recorded.
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In this show, they take their self-absorption to its ultimate end, writing and reading their own obituaries.
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And, as the exhibition implies, his absorption of Japanese art and culture was not limited to technical concerns.
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In taking this pause in production in favor of absorption, I admit that I'm fighting my innate impatience.
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JOE RUSSO They have a much more complex absorption rate, where they can handle a lot more volume.
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I would also say that the '90s were a period of self-absorption that we are in now.
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Regardless, "The Threat" provides more red meat for those convinced of the president's ignorance, deceit and self-absorption.
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The theme of self-absorption, or the failure to connect, extends to works featuring children in dreamlike states.
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What gladdens my heart about geese, and helps fend off the virus blues, is their complete self-absorption.
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This rococo deconstruction exemplified the very self-absorption that got us into this mess in the first place.
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But in his memoirs Mencken manages the prestidigitation of absorbing readers under his magic cloak of self-absorption.
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Some surgical procedures, such as bariatric surgery, can prevent iron absorption from the gut, resulting in a deficiency.
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When his girlfriend, Carrie (Dakota Johnson), notices his absorption with the phone, he tries to explain it away.
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The V.M.A.s had taken a stand against ego, against pettiness, against self-absorption — at least for this year.
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He served as its foreign minister for 18 years as he helped negotiate its absorption of East Germany.
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The LifeSpan TR3000i uses an extensive shock absorption system to take some pressure off your joints while running.
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Twice a day, Collin also takes fat-soluble vitamins and an acid reflux medicine to improve fat absorption.
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This kick-starts a vicious cycle, resulting in even more melting of sea ice and ocean heat absorption.
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Right: The range has tried many methods of bullet absorption over the years, including solid blocks of rubber.
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Looking back now, Hannah's self-absorption looks less like narcissism and more like an economic and social necessity.
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It means setting aside the relentless self-absorption, self-promotion and personal-brand building that our society indulges.
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Regular consumption of foods that contain soy, walnuts or dietary fiber can also reduce the absorption of levothyroxine.
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For example, fatty foods can increase the absorption rate in children's blood, so these workshops include discussion about nutrition.
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It serves many vital functions, providing energy for the body and helping with the absorption of vitamins and minerals.
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He also said that given the limited size of the central bank's portfolio, its liquidity absorption capacity looked limited.
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"Given the current launch cadence, their business case is likely to be strongest given the ability for overhead absorption."
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We tend to equate them with hostility and self-absorption, an idea that has been backed up by research.
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Wells maintained that America's absorption of Syrians did not come at the cost of the country's rigorous screening processes.
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The bank's core pre-impairment profit (3.8% of average gross loans in 2015) provides reasonable additional loss absorption capacity.
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As Google, Apple and Facebook's absorption aspirations grow, they will increasingly find themselves competitors where they had been complements.
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"Medications that block serotonin or norepinephrine absorption are blocking the body's natural way of producing muscle atonia," she explains.
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Just when her self-indulgence becomes wearying, she cuts through it with a critique of her own self-absorption.
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White says alcoholism could influence the absorption, distribution, and metabolism of prescription drugs, which could make them less effective.
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This improves your stomach's nutrient absorption and lemons load you up with all-natural benefits including antioxidants and vitamins.
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Carol glanced at the girls; Estella was looking supercilious, Ada was eating her bread with greasy, dream-faced absorption.
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He was frequently a terrible boyfriend and sometimes a terrible friend, given to indecision and jealousy and self-absorption.
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Public investment may also slow due to lower absorption of EU funds in the absence of a permanent government.
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Squirting it up the nose of an unconscious drug user blocks the absorption of opiates and stops an overdose.
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Net absorption was 1.4 million sq ft in the quarter, compared with 3.6 million sq ft a year earlier.
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"The demonstration of systemic absorption well above the FDA guideline does not mean these ingredients are unsafe," they said.
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The bank's robust revenue-generating capacity and conservative level of provisions should provide it with strong loss absorption capacity.
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HCl, helps in the absorption of skin products and is a core part of Apricus' proprietary drug delivery technology.
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On the other hand, activated charcoal could theoretically interfere with your body's absorption of your prescription meds, Juurlink says.
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Time and energy are resources, and New Yorkers never have enough of either because of capitalism and self-absorption.
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Soak the bread in the egg mixture for a time, tossing the bowl a few times to encourage absorption.
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The absorption or reflection of those wavelengths reveals both bone composition and changes in response to burning and heating.
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It is often found squeezed tightly into tree pits surrounded by impermeable asphalt and concrete, making rain absorption difficult.
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There is no notching for non-performance risk as the notes' key terms exclude going-concern loss absorption features.
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But what promises to be an appealing adult relationship sitcom becomes a sour story of self-absorption and infidelity.
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It feels like my inability to retain what is said to me in the face of my self-absorption.
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Damage to hair caused by treatments like straightening and perming, and certain cosmetic products can further facilitate drug absorption.
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Before you start drinking, eat some food (it slows the absorption of alcohol) and have something nonalcoholic between drinks.
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The shoe includes added adiPRENE+ cushioning for shock absorption and a sculpted light off-white rubber outsole for traction.
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In fact, it is never entirely clear what she sees in Chinonso, for all his possessiveness and self-absorption.
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Dunkley's powers of absorption and transformation were very much his own, as is the world he invented with them.
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Those are intended for shock absorption, but it's a very common injury to blow out your knee while landing.
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But, if you eat sugars with other foods that slow their absorption, that spike-and-crash pattern can be avoided.
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Unlike many other scooters on the market, Rev features wide air-filled tires to help with shock absorption and traction.
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The discovery consisted of the change in the radio signal coming from ancient hydrogen, signifying an absorption of ancient light.
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This slows down your drinking, reduces the amount you are drinking and slows the absorption of alcohol into your system.
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James Delos' self absorption causes his own posthumous torture, and reveals himself to be the devil of his own torment.
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A door is then opened to enlarging perspective, reducing self-absorption, and taking into account that all behavior has consequences.
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Search for restaurants that have better sound absorption features in their interior design — tablecloths, upholstered chairs, plants, drapes, sound absorbers.
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One Gy is the absorption of one joule of energy (in the form of ionizing radiation) per kilogram of matter.
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Both net absorption and new construction fell about 47% in the second quarter to 36,052 units and 38,693 units, respectively.
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Even though you're not swallowing anything, you kinda get drunk by absorption and it gives you a headache really fast.
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"We need to strengthen the resilience of the eurozone economy and its shock-absorption tools," he said in an interview.
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An "exposure" could mean ingestion, inhalation, or absorption into the skin or eyes; not all exposures are poisonings or overdoses.
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The great majority of them are Sunni, making their absorption as citizens impossible without upending the already strained sectarian balance.
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For non-performance risk, notching is linked to the likelihood that any loss-absorption feature of the instrument is triggered.
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An upgrade of the ratings would be contingent on improvements in earnings, while capitalisation and loss-absorption buffers remain sound.
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Net absorption was 2.3 million square feet in the third quarter, compared with 1.9 million square feet a year earlier.
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According to people close to the health team, more employees plan to leave the company once the absorption is complete.
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Fitch's base-case assessment of banks' intrinsic profiles considers relative loss-absorption capacity rather than subjectively adjusting reported NPL data.
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Net absorption rose 1,141 units to 37,265 units in the second quarter, while construction was marginally higher at 50,360 units.
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This trip through the President's brain might seem amusing if did not reveal the enormous cost of presidential self-absorption.
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But this prototype ankle from Michael Goldfarb, a mechanical engineering professor at Vanderbilt, goes much further than passive shock absorption.
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However, loss absorption capacity is still solid given BoG's pre-impairment profits of 7.7% of average gross loans in 2016.
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RB markets brands such as Lysol, Air Wick and Durex and had previously expressed interest in Absorption because of Promescent.
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We learn that Gloria's a Luddite and step one of Sheriff Moe Dammik's (Shea Whigham) absorption is unboxing some computers.
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The BRRD includes minimum loss absorption requirements before resolution financing or alternative financing (eg, government stabilisation funds) can be used.
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She exhibits a Drake-level awareness of how to make good internet content, but none of Drake's signature self-absorption.
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Rapid growth in entrusted investments will reduce banks' loss-absorption buffers, unless additional capital is raised or profitability is boosted.
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Mid-tier banks have weaker loss-absorption buffers than state banks, exacerbated further by their aggressive growth in entrusted investments.
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The mix of salts, sugar, and water work to counter dehydration symptoms by triggering water absorption in the small intestine.
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Oofos specifically markets these sandals as recovery shoes for people who need more arch support and impact absorption than others.
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The resulting spectral signature of the irradiated table salt could be seen at a wavelength absorption of 450 nanometers (nm).
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The notes have loss absorption features in the form of a capital trigger and a point of non-viability trigger.
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Since the Segway has no shock absorption, a small part of my nervous system dies with every pothole I hit.
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That combination promoted speedy absorption of the drugs, to minimize the period of time during which they could be detected.
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As land ice melts the world over and heat absorption causes ocean water to expand, the sea level is rising.
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I found this piece absolutely horrifying in its sheer ignorance of the depths of self-absorption and immaturity on display.
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But his workmanlike absorption in the task at hand is precisely what makes this movie fascinating as well as moving.
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A recent study on absorption into the bloodstream has caused concern, but you should be more worried about skin cancer.
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Just check out Apple's iPhone manual: The company tests the specific absorption rate at a 5mm separation from the body.
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The arrogance and self-absorption that are among our most recognizable civic traits are justified when it comes to movies.
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The LifeSpan TR3000i attempts to alleviate some of this pressure by using a shock absorption system in the treadmill's deck.
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Like the liberal writer Mark Lilla, Caldwell reinterprets Reagan as an enabler, not an opponent, of Me Generation self-absorption.
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Researchers report that readers need to know at least 95 percent of the words in a text for comfortable absorption.
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Any additional constraints on borrowing capacity may in some cases reduce or delay investment and the absorption of EU grants.
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Menthol is thought to allow smokers to inhale deeper and longer, and may enhance absorption of nicotine into the bloodstream.
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Bradesco also changed operational targets for this year following the absorption of HSBC Bank Brasil Banco Múltiplo SA last quarter.
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Without them, we assumed, we'd exist in an Arcadian state of natural concentration and absorption in the task at hand.
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" Due to its delayed absorption, Purdue marketed their new drug, OxyContin, "as less addictive than older opioids on the market.
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Then it's converted into a form that our bodies can use to improve calcium absorption so we can maintain strong bones.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, stress may impede digestion, thereby inhibiting absorption of vitamins that are essential for healthy teeth, skin, and hair.
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In Fitch's opinion, this ensures the bank a strong loss absorption capacity and cushion with which to continue expanding its operations.
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Molded insoles, patented shock absorption, and the perfect shade of poppy red make these Teva-styled sandals the perfect summer shoe.
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A good running sneaker should provide shock absorption, and match your foot's natural arch, according to the American Podiatric Medical Association.
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Our art-absorption metabolisms have been sped up by the web, which often feels like a borderless 24-hour culture klatch.
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The notes have additional loss absorption features in the form of a capital trigger and a point of non-viability trigger.
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The upgrade reflects Fitch's expectations of sustainable positive free cash flow (FCF) as cash absorption has been a major rating constraint.
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"It has a super soft durometer [firmness] that helps cushion impact and provides shock absorption with every foot strike," he says.
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Then, recently, a team of researchers journeyed to the region to study carbon dioxide absorption by the Amazon's muddy freshwater plume.
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The economic vibrancy of the '50s and '60s, which allowed for the absorption of vast numbers of people, is largely gone.
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Baqir said the government could lower the deficit by cutting unnecessary spending and boosting tax collection and European Union funds absorption.
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Maybe motherhood will help her get over her obviously deep-seated narcissism and self-absorption, and finally grow as a person.
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Gross margins for the Model 3 sedan should remain stable, Tesla said, due to manufacturing cost efficiencies and fixed cost absorption.
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The aptly named Smartshoe features an integrated heating system, motion tracking, wireless charging, shock absorption measurement and, yes, automatic shoe lacing.
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The notes do not have going-concern loss-absorption features, and hence there is no additional notching for non-performance risk.
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Plus, stomach issues on the road may lead to vomiting or diarrhea and reduce the absorption and efficacy of the pill.
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A healthy diet, high in calcium, vitamin C, and iron may also help prevent lead absorption, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Complications of surgery may include infection, bleeding, poor absorption of nutrients or dehydration early on, as well as ulcers and hernias.
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Plus, they're specifically designed for maximum absorption and less leakage, which has been an issue for organic cotton tampons thus far.
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But even when medicines contain the correct amount, not all of it may actually be available for absorption by the body.
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Perhaps this combination of experiences is as common as what psychologists call flow, a state of complete absorption in an activity.
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BJ Burton, a producer and friend Starlite met through Justin Vernon, suggested that absorption into West's universe had a corrosive effect.
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As "Endlings" alternates between the young playwright's self-absorption and the old divers' self-abnegation, the tone eventually spirals into surrealism.
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Moreover, research on the origins of microplastics ingested by humans, potential intestinal absorption, and effects on human health is urgently needed.
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A student of Prince, and kin to Dev Hynes and Frank Ocean, Jai Paul blends warmth and abstraction, sparseness with absorption.
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"On our quantitative pricing model, such an inventory absorption would be worth +$2/bbl to pre-intervention oil prices," it said.
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Reading, say, "The First Hour of the Night," which ranges in emotion from solemnity to rage, you'll find the absorption mesmerizing.
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"Whichever the scenario, the losses more than exceed the absorption capabilities of the banking sector," DB Securities analyst Marcin Jablczynski said.
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Top-end: The highest quality of treadmills will contain long belt beds with good shock absorption, making them perfect for runners.
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"The absorption, I think, has gone pretty well given the large number — we had to relocate 332 families," Mr. Cunningham said.
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It was designed with an eye on impact absorption, so feet will stay fresh even after hitting the pavement for miles.
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One method, oxy-combustion, was pioneered in the late 22016th century, while another, using chemical absorption, was patented in the 22s.
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Lemon water gives you steady, natural energy that lasts the length of the day by improving nutrient absorption in your stomach.
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The drug, which has a shelf life of up to seven years, protects against absorption of radioactive iodine into the thyroid.
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It also constitutes a bit of misdirection, in that there is a bigger picture outside of this chronicle of self-absorption.
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They're rich in antioxidants and thought to help prevent cell damage, decrease fat absorption, and even increase glucose uptake in muscle.
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A material weakening of financial metrics and/or banks' loss absorption capacity would also be negative for the banks' Viability Ratings (VRs).
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" "These flows are different from those previously observed in laser ablation, owing to a simpler spatial pattern of X-ray absorption.
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Search #ootd to browse other peoples outfits of the day, for example, or #fromwhereirun to marvel at the self-absorption of joggers.
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Despite this, the bank's healthy loss-absorption buffers and stable funding and liquidity position continue to underpin its strong overall credit profile.
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"We are preparing and calling for the absorption of mass immigration from Europe," said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in February 2015.
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Proponents of colon cleansing believe that flushing the gastrointestinal tract removes toxins, promotes weight loss, and improves the body's absorption of nutrients.
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Dieter, beware: Grapefruit has been shown to increase the absorption of certain drugs in the bloodstream, meaning you might inadvertently overdose yourself.
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When people are able to read along and hear you speak at the same time, absorption of ideas stands a better chance.
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During the lunar flyby mission, the vest will be strapped to a "phantom" torso dummy, a device used to monitor radiation absorption.
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Much of that comes from terribly awkward interviews that Bridget's self-absorption inadvertently triggers at her day job as a TV producer.
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And even the German absorption of refugees looks thin in comparison with the number that countries in the Middle East have received.
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Patent for tnx-102 sl composition and formulation designed for transmucosal absorption, bedtime daily use Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Some researchers speculate that the sweeteners interfere with a person's microbiome, a collection of gut bacteria crucial for the absorption of nutrients.
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The notes do not have going-concern loss absorption features and hence no additional notching for non-performance risk has been applied.
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Abraham figured if he made the company a success, he could sell Absorption to a larger firm that could scale the product.
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Santander Rio's VR could be affected if the difficult operating environment drives material deterioration in its liquidity position or loss absorption capacity.
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By improving nutrient absorption in your stomach, it gives you a steady, natural energy buzz that lasts the length of the day.
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If there were a small gathering, though, Apple might choose to put a bit of temporary acoustic absorption up on the walls.
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Research also suggested the feathers were a darker color, which could have possibly been used as camouflage or for extra heat absorption.
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Meanwhile, as the Trump family consumes the nation's attention with its colossal self-absorption and ethical delinquencies, the temperature keeps rising. ♦
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An oil-rich city, Kirkuk's absorption into a Kurdish independent state could divert its revenues away from Iraq's cash-strapped central government.
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Fowler still uses this strategy to maintain her language skills and also uses it with her clients for fast, effective language absorption.
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We believe Baidu's net cash position will be increasingly important, as it will be the primary source of contingent loss-absorption capacity.
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Marianne's self-absorption and her demand for the adoration and fealty of the still-suffering family she abandoned, come off as monstrous.
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Ross is the worst friend in Friends and a classic unaware villain, sowing discord time after time with his stupid self-absorption.
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By now our trip had taken on a theme: my son's absorption with war, the Nazis and the fate of the Jews.
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Sun Tzu would approve: China seeks to achieve its objective — the absorption of democratic Taiwan into authoritarian China — by frightening and bullying.
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The meetings lacked the self-absorption, the constant turning inward, that she felt at the clinic, where she attended therapy every day.
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Its characters have core attributes that never change — lasciviousness, self-absorption, unfashionable biases of all sorts — but there is evolution as well.
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With a total inventory of 12.6 million square feet — about 90 percent in Crystal City, absorption rates have steadily climbed since 2013.
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"Clarisonic removes the dry skin, makeup, sebum, and pollution that can sometimes prohibit absorption of your skin-care products," says Dr. Akridge.
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Fitch expects loss-absorption cushions to remain sufficient even if the environment were to weaken further following a weak 2015 and 1H16.
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I can't really talk about it yet, but these dudes have the patent for some new shock-absorption technology in the sole.
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The general absorption of CBD via the skin is very low, he says, and poor-quality products may make it relatively ineffective.
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The attribute was assessed at Mid-Range, as HanRui's legal status does not indicate automatic absorption of its liabilities by Zhenjiang Municipality.
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Those more complex forms slow absorption and theoretically allow some people's muscles to use more than a 30-gram-per-meal cap.
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His self-absorption, narcissism, casual cruelty, lack of empathy and penchant for self-pity have not been leavened by any redeeming qualities.
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The terrible thing that happened naturally makes the crybully feel unsafe, self-protective and self-conscious to the point of self-absorption.
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Vitamin c is essential for the growth, development and the production of collagen, and magnesium helps with bone formation and calcium absorption.
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Unexpectedly, the studies almost universally found that performance and information retention and absorption suffer when students have a laptop nearby during lectures.
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Despite the self-absorption that unfortunately accompanies cancer scares, most older patients realize that there are others worse off than we are.
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Mercury meets Mars and the sun on September 223, making it a powerful day for communication, but watch out for self absorption.
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Or perhaps their superior fat absorption affords them more energy to fight parasites, too many of which can also erode brain function.
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But their skin is tough, a rigid exoskeleton that allows them to move around, and oxygen absorption through that would be unlikely.
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More sunlight gets absorbed, which results in more melt, which leads to still more absorption, in a cycle that builds on itself.
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Trump's ability and willingness to put the suffering of others above his self-absorption could be tested again in the days ahead.
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The securities will permanently write off when a loss-absorption event is triggered, or as determined by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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The rest of the heat from the compression can be used to power a piece of refrigeration kit called an absorption chiller.
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We also don't know how much CBD would be absorbed into the bloodstream or if absorption is needed to produce an effect.
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For the sake of all parties, including you, the reader, I'll spare the gory details of what came after the absorption period.
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"These changing conditions of use and differences in sunscreen formulation may also lead to greater absorption and possibly additional risks," the FDA added.
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This is because the veggie gene causes the body to create arachidonic acid, allowing for easier absorption of essential fatty acids from plants.
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If this idea is correct, then regions of the sky with more galaxies at this distance should have less Lyman alpha light absorption.
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The rating captures Suruga's above domestic-peer profitability, adequate loss-absorption buffers and strong funding and liquidity stemming from its firm deposit base.
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Galef later said that this immersive structure was deliberate — a way to ''accelerate the absorption of unfamiliar concepts'' — but I found it overwhelming.
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Assistant Governor Chantavarn Sucharitakul told Reuters the BOT has made "an adjustment to the combination in the use of its monetary absorption instruments".
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The size of the beads causes the effectiveness of the absorption to vary—with the ideal size being about 12 millimeters in diameter.
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In particular, the microscope revealed circular cells with hollow centres that resemble the air capillaries modern bird lungs use for fast oxygen absorption.
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These compounds work by blocking the absorption of the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine, adjusting the levels of those chemicals to help regulate mood.
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The absorption capabilities of pads and tampons are actually pretty limited, and I'm a super kind of woman (if you catch my drift).
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According to Boeri's website, the project will provide 25 tons of CO2 absorption each year and produce 60 kilograms of oxygen a day.
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Second, the unemployment rate held steady at its 49-year low of 3.7 percent, despite a larger labor force, indicating steady employment absorption.
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We believe that Baidu's net cash position will be increasingly important as it will be the primary source of contingent loss-absorption capacity.
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In the mid-20th century, corporations started building communities for employees, and populations in urban areas began increasing through absorption of neighboring cities.
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A 2007 study in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition found no significant differences in absorption between monohydrate and citrate.
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Loss absorption capacity is limited relative to the levels of problem assets, despite recent capital support provided by the authorities to both banks.
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Recently, the ALPHA collaboration at CERN announced in the journal Nature that it had performed ultraprecise measurements of light absorption in antihydrogen atoms.
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In the agency's opinion, maintaining a sound loss-absorption cushion is necessary for the bank to offset concentration risks and sustain business growth.
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Still, Dr. Spiegel said, the findings might help explain the intense absorption, lack of self-consciousness and suggestibility that characterize the hypnotic state.
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The CAPS is made from lightweight, flexible acoustic absorption materials and can seal around the animal&aposs ears to provide additional sound reduction.
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NASA eventually tracked down the source of the problem and outfitted the helmets with absorption pads and breathing snorkels as additional safety measures.
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It maintains the proper amount of calcium and phosphorus in the blood by enhancing the absorption of these minerals in the small intestine.
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The small capital base is a constraining factor because it offers limited loss-absorption capacity in light of the bank's concentrated loan book.
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Once in a while, someone else's misery penetrates the carapace of self-absorption under which you scuttle around and gets deep into you.
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The company claims the fibre in the drink also works to reduce the absorption of fat from food, if drunk along with meals.
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In addition, Macro's ratings could be affected in the event of a material deterioration in asset quality, earnings, and/or loss absorption capacity.
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She argues that the high frequencies from the new technology impacts oxygen absorption, causing respiratory symptoms identical to those associated with COVID-19.
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The gut has a clock that regulates the daily ebb and flow of enzymes, the absorption of nutrients and the removal of waste.
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I don't mean to suggest "Islands" is some sort of sophisticated critique of American self-absorption (though it's at least a nuanced one).
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The eggs can go underwater for 90 minutes at a time, surviving the temperature drop and loss of oxygen absorption through the air.
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Now I am a bit worried about the chemical absorption of chlorine and other additives, including other people's body products, in swimming pools.
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And that quality of quiet absorption translates onto the stage too; he can elevate an entire ballet with his focus and polished bravura.
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Monterey, for example, which looks toward San Francisco, would be unlikely to welcome its absorption into a state whose epicenter is Los Angeles.
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For instance, a chemical found in black pepper — called piperine — is sometimes added to curcumin supplements in proprietary blends to increase its absorption.
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"Tried it for two weeks and the product would just sit on my lips, no absorption, nothing, left my lips drier than before."
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Eleanor's increasing absorption with political life causes Hick's resentment to build, however, and from this point on the novel's emotional pull is downward.
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A topical antioxidant is best, he said, because the oral absorption of vitamins is limited, leaving the amount available for skin further reduced.
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Morris, 22, said he had begun taking more vitamin D (for calcium absorption and strong bones) and iron (for red blood cell production).
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"Fat, fiber and protein slow the absorption of sugar, so taking out fat from dairy will make you absorb sugar faster," Alpert said.
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In addition to attention training, another useful technique for reducing anxiety is cognitive absorption — just taking your mind off whatever you're ruminating about.
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Secondly, because of the short-circuiting of your plumbing [digestive tract], alcohol gets to the intestines faster, so the speed of absorption increases.
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At the time, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned on its fentanyl information page that skin absorption could be deadly.
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