If they don't bathe, we make sure they bathe and change their clothes.
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There's a particularly hilarious and disturbing scene in which Peach is watching Beck bathe, and Joe is watching Peach watch Beck bathe.
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In the summer, the kids would bathe in the river and then in the winter, they would bathe themselves with a pan of water.
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With this kind of marital support, Bathe is still winning.
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Cover: Women bathe and wash clothes in the Rio Grande.
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Let it bathe you in a renewed sense of calm.
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We have to drink that water; bathe using that water.
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Streaks of sunlight bathe the awkward yet magnetic little group.
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Then, they told me to bathe in the same spot.
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I protested that I could not bathe in broad daylight.
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Then bathe in all of the coconut water I bought.
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In the evening they cook and bathe their four children.
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He helped me bathe Bianka and Capri almost every night.
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She had only been able to bathe once in four days.
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YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL, I BATHE MYSELF IN ENTRAILS OF YOUUUUU….
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"And I'm thinking, this is what I bathe in," he said.
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It has left residents without water to drink or bathe in.
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Even today, Donald Trump seems to bathe in his father's approval.
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"I may never wear a dress ever again," Ms. Bathe said.
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Let the prawns bathe in the marinade for about five minutes.
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To bathe in the river is to wash away one's sins.
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Let your noodles bathe until they've absorbed most of the liquid.
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Most conductors, myself included, tend to bathe themselves in the sound.
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A contoured bath sponge that makes it easier to bathe newborns
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He cooked his food, washed his clothes and helped him bathe.
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But I don't sit around and bathe in the ego of it.
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We really should bathe him, but the lake is a good stopgap.
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He likes to feed her and help change her and bathe her.
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Bathe your kitten/puppy; take a Snapchat story of all the cuteness.
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Wallace allegedly refused to bathe in prison, and was making irrational statements.
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People bathe on a beach at the Gulf of Finland, July 1.
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It's also forbidden bathe, shave and brush your teeth in the restroom.
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She hasn't had running water since the hurricane hit and can't bathe.
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Don't question it: just sit back and bathe in its bizarre beauty.
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But have you ever thought about how people in other countries bathe?
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A dark grill surface would bathe diners in uncomfortable waves of heat.
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Democrats bathe our brains with a warm and soapy 22 point plan.
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He also thanked costar Sarah Paulson and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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Shashi stays home, combing her sister's hair and forcing her to bathe.
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You get to fly by her pain and bathe in her spectacle.
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They eat, sleep, sometimes even bathe together, rising at 4:30 a.m.
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Karunakaran uses this water to drink, cook, bathe, wash utensils and clothes.
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Also helpful is to bathe or shower in warm, not hot, water.
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The one that doesn't like to bathe or swim and can't dance.
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Besides, who doesn't want to bathe their face in a fluffy cloud?
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Needless to say, things definitely get interesting in the Brown-Bathe household.
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Here, people bathe in a decommissioned city bus named "le bus piscine."
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Villagers said they could no longer fish or bathe in the river.
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We have to go to private toilets to bathe, or wash our clothes.
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When he first started, his family would drink, cook and bathe in it.
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They happily bathe in hot springs but avoid ice cream and chilled water.
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However we often bathe in others' achievements uncritically, instead of seeking our own.
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She taught me how to bathe, breast feed and soothe my new baby.
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No, Mimi doesn't bathe in French mineral water; she bathes in cold milk.
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Hell, you might even want to bathe in it — you know, Báthory-style.
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Ryan Michelle Bathe, you're the best scene partner a brother has ever had.
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They dance in the aisles and bathe his posters with milk and honey.
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Complete with a golden horn, it'll keep your hair dry while you bathe.
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Chicken, rabbit and frog bathe in stews tingling with red and green peppercorns.
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They'll be told, 'We're going to separate your kids so they can bathe.
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Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe wore show-stopping colors.
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But sometimes you just want your lobsters to bathe in the finer things.
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He'd cut her food into bite-size pieces, and bathe and dress her.
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His wife, Perla, and daughter, Minnie, must help him bathe and relieve himself.
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But now to go into the water is to bathe in raw feces.
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At Mother's Garden, caregivers bathe residents, change diapers and help them get dressed.
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If you bathe in it, it heals skin problems, rheumatism and slipped disks.
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They need to get dressed, to bathe and to eat every single day.
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They can bathe your yard in 16 million colors and 50,000 white shades.
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Indian cilantro-mint chutney is a condiment I'd be happy to bathe in.
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We eat dinner, bathe the kids together, and then get them in bed.
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Now though, those kids have to feed and bathe Clark, who is completely bedridden.
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"No, this is James Bond here," Bathe said of Brown keeping things under wraps.
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If so, please consult your physician, bathe in antiseptics, and burn all your clothing.
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Do you always bathe with your cats or is that just for artistic purposes?
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Fields, 79, said he can't stand to bathe more than three times a week.
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He buys bottled water from the store to bathe his 5-month-old son.
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Hardline Islamists, he says, would not allow women to bathe in the first place.
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Please enjoy this quote, via Connor Orr: I want to bathe in this quote.
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Perform duties such as feed, bathe, dress, groom, or move patients, or change linens.
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Bathe in the natural, mineral hot springs at Hot Springs State Park in Wyoming.
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She says he is allowed to bathe only two to three times per week.
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"I'm worried about my babies, if it's safe to bathe them," one woman said.
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They have rented a small room nearby, where they rest and bathe between shifts.
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"Me never feel so dirty as when me have fe bathe her," Mamie says.
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Perhaps you need some sounds to bathe in to take your mind off it.
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In the community, residents used water from a creek to flush toilets and bathe.
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They like people to be polite, to wear nice clothes and to bathe regularly.
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You get in a tribe of other women, it's like, 'I didn't bathe today.
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"Bathe in the spirituality of Ganga," the website for the International Yoga Festival beckons.
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Rolando said he had to ask for three days before being allowed to bathe Johan.
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The temperature of the water we shower and bathe in, though, will make a difference.
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You know those scents that smell so good you practically want to bathe in them?
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Either way, I spend the afternoon praising the oil, wishing I could bathe in it.
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Yet people still use the river to bathe, clean their pots and brush their teeth.
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Widows of Mathura bathe with colored powders during the Holi Festival at the Vrindavan Temple.
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At the end of his heartfelt acceptance speech, he thanked his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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"We use that river to cook, to bathe and to quench our thirst," she continued.
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And then I'd have to bathe her, and she would cry because she hated it.
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If our parents don't feed, clothe, bathe, shelter and interact with us, we'll likely die.
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It's more likely that people should bathe based on those behavioral, circumstantial, and environmental factors.
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But you have to bathe in this bustling city to find the source of light.
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I'd have to bathe her, force-feed her food and meds and absorb her ire.
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Racked with guilt, she refused to eat, bathe or even look at her youngest son.
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"Bathe in the joy of truly loving yourself," a former Tibetan Buddhist monk advised them.
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Pessimists bathe their bodies in damaging stress hormones like cortisol and norepinephrine all day long.
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The residents get their water from the same spring and bathe in the same bathhouse.
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Who knows how long it will be until the next time you're motivated enough to bathe?
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The Spectrum of the Seas will offer select guests the chance to bathe over the sea.
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El Salto de Juanacatlán was once a majestic waterfall where locals would fish, bathe, and play.
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Instead, she attempted to bathe the girls, who were already unconscious, according to authorities and KABB.
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After all, if you can't get clean with Chuckie in your tub, why bathe at all?
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We bathe them together, put their PJs on and both tuck them in together every night.
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Not shockingly, Bathe was right about how quickly her first child was about to be born.
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Guests who want the full "guerrilla experience" can bathe in rivers and wash their own clothes.
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How people choose to bathe is particular and private, an intimate ritual that goes beyond cleansing.
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Their priority is just getting people the clean water they need to cook, bathe, and drink.
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"I'm going to bathe in Trophy Wife, but I'm most excited about the foundations," she said.
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It starts clear, green in depth, clean enough to draw drinking water and cook and bathe.
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Residents bathe in the open, close to women filleting fish and girls cooking on mud stoves.
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Isn't it comforting to know you're not the only one looking to bathe in bad omens?
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HYDERABAD, India (Reuters) - Centuries ago, Indian princes would bathe in the cool Kazhipally lake in Medak.
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But Trump isn't immune to scandal, even if he seems to bathe in it with aplomb.
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You can listen to him do the speech and bathe in the pool of his knowledge.
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They'll even waive the $5 fee if guests bathe, walk, and groom their new vacation pal.
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But we never quite thought to bathe in it, or anything like it, as Lagerfeld does.
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And, hopefully, at least one phone-free moment to bathe in the sound and the light.
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Without running water, he now had to bathe with baby wipes and shave without a mirror.
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Yi said she often comes here to bathe in the warm California sun before classes start.
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They primp and bathe; party and dance; have sex and marry; raise children and inject heroin.
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They can't bathe their kids in the water and they are desperate for accountability and specifics.
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If you can't find time to forest-bathe, you can look at a Martha Oakes painting.
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But many of the so-called elephant camps let visitors bathe with them and ride them.
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This cake-scented bath bomb allows her to have her cake and bathe in it too.
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This left millions of Chileans without water in our homes, unable to drink, cook, clean, bathe.
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Things That Rich People Enjoy For $7,13, you too can bathe like a very wealthy person.
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Bathe whole clusters of the flower-topped stems in butter or marinate them in a vinaigrette.
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It's true that the entertainment industry did not bathe itself in glory during Hitler's early years.
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In many places, there's still no water to drink or bathe in or to flush toilets.
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Omar Mansour, 37, and his brother-in-law Malek Wafai, 36, used to bathe every Thursday night.
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Simply shake the loofah, and it'll light up and rotate through eight fun colors as you bathe.
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Lady Aisha had undoubtedly awoken by now and gone to bathe; her bondswoman's absence would be noted.
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We know we're the Brewers but that doesn't mean we wanna bathe in 🍺you guys. pic.twitter.
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People affected by Hurricane Maria bathe in water piped from a creek in the mountains, in Naranjito.
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Members of the caravan bathe and wash their clothes in a river in San Pedro Tapanatepec, Oaxaca.
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Now, she'll somehow have to juggle her fiancé's doctors appointments and help him move around and bathe.
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Three girls might bathe undisturbed on a beach, but when Winslow Homer painted them, viewers were disturbed.
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These days, I bathe regularly, I wear deodorant, and I clean the toilet after I've used it.
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Sudan can't bathe himself, can't have sex, can't roll in the mud as rhinos love to do.
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When she would arrive, she would take us to bathe in Agua Florida and Alcohlado Superior 70.
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"They are caviar problems," he said with a smile while standing next to wife Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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"I've forgotten what it is like to bathe in running water," says Soledad Rodríguez, a graphic designer.
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Desperate to drink, bathe, clean, and cook, they collected that water in filthy jugs, bottles, and tanks.
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He would live a life in which he couldn't bathe himself or drink alcohol or teach classes.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the home in light and provide incomparable vistas of the water below.
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Also keep in mind those living near the mines who must drink and bathe in contaminated water.
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To prepare for the journey, a group of Wichita Falls whores tries to bathe and dress her.
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Mr. Piano had installed a filtered glass roof, designed to bathe the masterpieces in soft, natural light.
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He made sure his mother took her medication, got her dressed and sometimes even helped her bathe.
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Bushwick, Brooklyn You should not have to wait 45 minutes after you bathe to wash the dishes.
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Mobile floodlights at the Jacob Riis Houses bathe the other end of the block in white light.
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It's okay to bathe, she told me, but important to understand the real reason you're doing it.
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Hotel guests can bathe in the sun in the designated private beach area with chair service available.
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THE RITUAL NPH: We'll bathe the kids and get them in pajamas and have a family dinner.
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In order to digest food, we need to bathe it in enzymes that break down its molecules.
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As will the massive amounts of mosquito repellent and insecticide that will bathe the city's athletic venues.
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He managed her medication, drove her to a zillion doctors' appointments, helped her to bathe and dress.
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Vera must speak and sing in Russian, bathe in a creek, attend Orthodox services in a downpour.
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Bathe immature cotton seeds in a solution with special sugar molecules, engineered to carry fluorescence or magnetism.
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He could shower, but was not to bathe or swim (the monitor is water-resistant, not waterproof).
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When the grandmother became incontinent, Dr. Sheckter's mother had to clean up the mess and bathe her.
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There are also gains in the flow of the lymph fluids that bathe your legs&apos cells.
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They told CNN's Paula Newton that they would use the water to bathe or flush the toilet.
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Before leaving, I would feed and bathe the boys and put my husband's dinner on the table.
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Years later, in 1998, Bathe met This Is Us actor Sterling K. Brown while studying at Stanford University.
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It's the most vegan-friendly fast food restaurant (I'm vegan) and I could bathe in their Mild Sauce.
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Did you take a moment to bathe in the reflected glory of Luke Hemsworth and Alexis Bledel. Yes?
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The family had to boil water to bathe and spent over $200 to buy space heaters, she said.
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You know, to ensure that Blue Ivy would even bathe better than the rest of us mere mortals.
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Looking around, I can now see more than 300 people trying to bathe in a 100-man room.
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And, where rivers still flow, the water in them is often unsafe to drink or even bathe in.
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As someone who wants to bathe in shimmer constantly, this is basically my dream quality in a highlighter.
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The report alleges that Hurt told cops that her daughter tried to bathe the boy in a bathtub.
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Is it getting steamy in here, or is that just the masked clown serial killer watching you bathe?
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Lethal levels of radiation bathe the Red Planet, and its tortured surface contains scant traces of liquid water.
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Here, their purpose during development is to evenly bathe nervous system cells in the cerebrospinal fluid, or CSF.
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Glows from cathode-ray display screens bathe players' faces, and glitched-out sound effects circulate through the venue.
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To banish them again, someone must take the Ellcrys' magical seed to Safehold and bathe it in Bloodfire.
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Brown and Bathe, 41, wed in 2007 and share two children: Andrew, 6, and 2-year-old Amaré.
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To prevent it, don't stick stuff in your ears, and dry them thoroughly after you swim or bathe.
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"We are in a crisis so I have to bathe at the plaza in Aguadilla," Cortes said Thursday.
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For ages, you've been welcoming this food into your home, where you sleep and bathe and watch Netflix.
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So might as well embrace it and bathe in the huge pop you'll get from the home crowd.
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Detainees are using the same towels they use to clean jail cells to bathe and dry their hands.
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And on each floor of the 0003-story buildings, open terraces bathe residents in light and fresh air.
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Boys brought him water in which to bathe, and his bathroom was always stocked with soap and cream.
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As nurses showed me how to bathe my son, crowds of mourners wept outside on Boulevard de l'Hôpital.
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Like an Instagram filter, it's meant to bathe recent memories in the warm, soft-focus glow of nostalgia.
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After finding the children on Wednesday, Ms. Hawkins tried to bathe them, Sheriff Hierholzer said in his statement.
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He did not come to Washington to clean up the tainted system; he came to bathe in it.
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But when, how often, and how to bathe your child isn&apost as obvious as you might think.
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Even so, they should remain supervised until they have proven they can safely and effectively bathe or shower.
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It stars Michelle Buteau, Jill Scott, and Ryan Michelle Bathe as a new trio of women seeking vengeance.
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We walked through the forest all day, and at night, we stopped to bathe in streams or rivers.
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Along the water's edge, women slap laundry against rocks and men bathe, as generations have done before them.
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Before the Cannizzaros moved in, the six bathrooms in the building had no place to shower or bathe.
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During his acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, he made a point to thank his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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Those residents may again use the water to drink, cook, bathe and for "all regular uses," the city said.
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It's a date night at the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards for Sterling K. Brown and Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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López used to bathe her children with bottled water but that became too expensive for the family's tight budget.
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So now they have to bathe with tap water, but they do so quickly or their skin starts burning.
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During his acceptance speech at Sunday's award show, Brown made a point to thank his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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Pet parents do so much for their fur babies: feed them, walk them, bathe them, clean up their poop.
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That's certainly how the weather started feeling for startups seeking to bathe in the warm glow of venture capital.
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The fresh flooring continues into the bedroom, where two generously sized windows bathe the sleeping space in natural light.
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Jaden testified that he, Natalie and their sister had to ask permission to eat, bathe or leave their room.
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For a week after surgery, Caitlin will only be able to sponge-bathe herself and can't wash her hair.
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Some have found cheap memberships at gyms just outside the city and use them to bathe more than exercise.
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More than 3,000 latrines have been installed but many overflow and sit above pools and creeks where refugees bathe.
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Reports indicate that he was allowed to bathe twice a week and had 30 minutes a day of exercise.
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The priest would insist that they bathe together, and the priest would have oral and anal sex with him.
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Brown wore a red tuxedo, while Bathe opted for a blue off-the-shoulder gown with a short train.
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At one point, Mamie speaks movingly about having been afraid to bathe an old white lady in her care.
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His depiction of the transformation in their relationship is a departure from the drip his group members bathe in.
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Just boil your green beans, let them cool, and bathe them in Lake Bacon Fat; finally, toss everything together.
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Sometimes I'll even get some crusted diesel on my chest, which is why I try to bathe every day.
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Having to bathe him in rose water, pray, chant, and cook for strangers on five different occasions was weird.
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I don't have to feed my character or make sure they bathe, or get them to work on time.
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Please bathe in the sheer absurdity of that sentence, let it rush over you like the Hells Canyon rapids.
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All I need is for them to bathe naked before the shrine and to write out their full names.
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Shannon can briefly get up to use the toilet, bathe and, on a good day, make herself a meal.
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They were also required to bathe every day, which was a luxury many of them were completely unaccustomed to.
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She met families who were living without fresh water and were told to bathe in the Rio Grande River.
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More welcome centers are needed where migrants can stay, bathe and eat safely and apply for asylum, he said.
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Connors said she had to bathe the child in an office on a sofa using a washcloth and soap.
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Neither does Condé bathe food in the romantic light that renders it a clichéd symbol of nostalgia or exoticism.
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Still, I took everything she said with grain of the sea salt my guides said I should bathe in.
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Now with the power outages, they also have to carry in water for him to drink and bathe in.
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The goal: bathe Earth in pervasive, high-speed, low-latency broadband service (before a number of competitors do so).
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Flores, her husband, and their two little children bathe in one of the tanks, which holds some 18 liters.
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So the villagers truck in water, he said, paying many times what it costs Israelis to drink and bathe.
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So the villagers truck in water, he said, paying many times what it costs Israelis to drink and bathe.
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I think you need to bathe in the totality of the story, both from O.J. and everything surrounding him.
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Troy, 2000, and Sarah, 238, are both caregivers who help the men bathe, dress and carry out other daily activities.
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"I'd be furious too if I had to bathe in my mother's pubic hair runoff," one rather crass commenter noted.
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Dozens of the mostly Hondurans waited in lines to bathe and washed clothes sullied from 2,600 miles of relentless travel.
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But red dwarfs are incredibly active stars, frequently firing off superpowerful flares that can bathe orbiting worlds in punishing radiation.
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In the 14-million strong metropolis of Kolkata, people bathe and brush their teeth next to towering mounds of rubbish.
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"And to my wife, they cut me off before I got to thank my wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe," he concluded.
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I've heard mostly good things about those products and how they bathe your home with faster, more reliable Wi-Fi.
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Rather than subject myself to all the anxieties and insecurity, I bathe in the glow of Netflix and video games.
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Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe hit the red carpet at the 2017 Emmy Awards on Sunday.
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"We don't cook with the water, we don't bathe with the water, we don't brush with the water," Brown said.
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Calling Jordan Peterson "daddy" and portraying him as a robot lovingly watching Wynn bathe doesn't ennoble him; it erodes him.
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At the time, the teenager would also refuse to go to school or bathe for days on end while playing.
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This Is Us nominee Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe joined Hough in the early-bird arrivals.
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It's common to think that the animals you are paying to ride, or bathe, or snuggle are having fun too.
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Richards was taken to the police station where he told officers that he had gone to somebody's house to bathe.
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She also helped bathe him and get him medical attention, before affectionately naming him La-Z-Boy Gatson, Today reports.
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Like he did during the campaign, Trump left the podium multiple times to bathe in the applause he was receiving.
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Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said the other day that the water is not safe to bathe a newborn in.
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"And to my wife, they cut me off before I got to thank my wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe," he said.
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I have eczema off and on and my son has it too and I just bathe us in it. Literally.
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Once coagulated, Schnepp and her team slice and bathe it in a sous vide, then a second bath with whey.
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The main stage is covered in curved electric-light rainbows ready to bathe the downtown skyscrapers in technicolor and strobe.
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The same waters are also used to bathe the draft animals that pull horse carts, the pickup trucks of Senegal.
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"[Bathe] is like having a vacation, but knowing the America you have to come back home to," Smith-West says.
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They sponge bathe me with care—I can't shower until the drains are removed, which will take about a week.
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Even in winter, birds need to bathe — a seemingly counterintuitive behavior that keeps their feathers in shape for maximum insulation.
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"Tick checks are top of the list: Look kids over or bathe them when they come in," Dr. Wiley said.
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She manages the finances of her mother, helps her bathe, and spoon feeds her, all while juggling her own career.
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"Kids, especially when they get beyond a certain age, bathe themselves, and they're not really looking for ticks," Auwaerter said.
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While this hasn't been confirmed outright, we can also presume that Mandalorians also shower or bathe in private, sans helmet.
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To cope with overheating, especially due to their size, elephants are known to bathe, spray water and wallow in mud.
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How they beat them, forced them to urinate in their beds and allowed them to bathe only once a year.
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Black terriers sit upright on their cushiony thrones while bloodhounds bathe in the chiaroscuro light of a watery hunting scene.
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And this is while they can still shower, bathe their child and do laundry on the same day without being fined.
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There's another reason to catch the docuseries, if watching her bathe in diamonds and eat salmon with capers wasn't motivation enough.
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Lydia watches June bathe and makes sure scrubs the "nasty bacteria" in her vagina (I don't think that is a thing).
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Some bathe in the Rio Grande River that is also used as a bathroom, and the temperatures are starting to drop.
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She made the teen roll around in a hog pen and bathe in a pond, according to the probable cause statement.
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He's so attached to the shock that he won't even tell his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, what's happening in the show.
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But that doesn't stop her from telling us how to eat better, work out better, bathe better, and even yawn better.
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"Virtually every day he launches a barrage of tweets, attacking, insulting, threatening, anyone who doesn't bathe him in praise," Biden said.
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As part of their ringworm treatment, we have to bathe them in a lime sulfur dip every five to seven days.
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Now one year later, the city continues to replace pipes and residents still need clean water to drink, cook and bathe.
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We typically bathe them two at a time, then dress for bed, brush teeth, and read two books of their choosing.
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The residents McDonald cared for — by helping bathe and dress them — adored her and are devastated by her loss, says Gainer.
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I love actors so much I decided to marry one, Ryan Michelle Bathe – you're the best singing partner I've ever had.
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A Russian Orthodox man holds a young girl as they bathe in a small icy cold water pond in Dubna, Russia.
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"In the morning, the elephants normally bathe in the creek, so we wait there with guests to observe them," says Vogler.
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Next, make a melted butter infused with crushed garlic to bathe in—er, to smother the smoked turkey once it's done.
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Before the star-studded ceremony kicked off Sunday night, Brown couldn't help but gush over his stunning wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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It's also holy to the country's almost 1 billion Hindus, who bathe in the river to be cleansed of their sins.
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It's a chance to bathe our bodies in the cold, dirty water of any one of the UK's "wild swimming" spots.
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His water supply is a nearby stream, where he fetches a bucket whenever he's thirsty or needs to cook or bathe.
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And to my wife, I can't believe they cut me off before I got to thank my wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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"The skills of a high-quality home care provider are quite significant — it's more than just helping somebody bathe," she said.
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To wash their clothes or to bathe, villagers had to clamber down to the river at the bottom of the valley.
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Officials hauled in thousands of bottles of water for residents and urged people not to bathe or drink from their taps.
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"I came in completely paralyzed and there were people to bathe me, feed me, clothe me," he told the news outlet.
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He also suggests patrons go earlier in the day, as it's common in Japan to bathe after dinner or before bed.
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But at the same time, in some twisted way, I also bathe in my private feeling, which distracts and comforts me.
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You can easily skip and shuffle songs while you bathe, and it even has a built-in microphone for taking calls.
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When severe, people with video game addiction put gaming above even their own wellbeing, forgetting to bathe, sleep, or even eat.
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Using the rivers — whether to collect water, fish for food, bathe or do laundry — is a part of their daily life.
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Don't want to run out of time, so let me thank my wife: Ryan Michelle Bathe, I love you so much.
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Mere mortals can do the same and bathe in its sulfurous, 110-degree waters, which are thought to soothe aching muscles.
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Tourists can still go and spend time with the elephants, bathe them, walk with them and feed them without riding them.
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Some drillers bathe and start to prepare dinner outside their huts, while others play chinlone, a Burmese game similar to volleyball.
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There were about two thousand men in the camp, and every Wednesday afternoon they all went to the river to bathe.
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"Just this morning, more than a million Californians woke up without clean water to bathe in or drink," Mr. Newsom said.
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Watch the video below, bathe in the motivational essence of his speech, and hope that whatever comes next will trump VIEWS.
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This dog only has to worry about her hair accessories and remaining tiny enough to bathe smugly in the sink. Respect.
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From the Ancient Romans in the area to Austro-Hungarian Empress Sisi, the town was for centuries the place to bathe.
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Speaking to PeopleTV on the red carpet at the 2019 Emmy Awards on Sunday in Los Angeles, Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe joked about their recent appearance on People Now, where Bathe revealed her biggest pet peeve is when her husband walks around the house in his underwear when they have company.
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"When I was growing up, where my culture and religion intersected, corporal punishment was the order of the day," writes Bathe, 42.
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Allegedly the scene was so effective that it prompted Leigh herself to stop taking showers, preferring instead to bathe in a tub.
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The French-Lebanese former executive was able to bathe twice a week, with 30 minutes a day of exercise, according to Bloomberg.
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"We take half a bucket of water to bathe everyday, and some days we can't even have a wash," said Fatima Bibi.
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Cover: People bathe in the Trocadero Fountain in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris during a heatwave on June 28, 2019.
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They had to bathe with water from her cooler, she said, tears creeping into her eyes as she recalled the dark days.
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Stan's encounter with It is wildly different and takes place in his temple's mikveh, where women bathe to purify themselves after menstruation.
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Box of chocolate soaps, $30, from Uncommon GoodsIf they wish they could bathe in chocolate, this is probably the next best thing.
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The revelation that Ganga Talao was linked to the Ganges allowed the Hindus of Mauritius to bathe in sacred waters once more.
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Of course, glitter can be intimidating (even if Rihanna says to bathe in it), so we put the shimmer to the test.
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"I will not accept medieval behavior that wants men to bathe in trunks when women are locked up" in burkinis, he said.
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In a second zone in the city of 300,000 people, adult residents have been told they can safely bathe and wash clothes.
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She was also allegedly told to sleep on the floor and could not use warm water to bathe or wash her hair.
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This is why, three months after the switch, authorities continue to advise people not to drink or bathe in Flint's tap water.
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There's no need to freak out when the white stuff falls, just enjoy it … dig in it … bathe in it … embrace it!
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Many Venezuelans say they have gotten skin irritations from showering or from the inability to bathe and wash their sheets and towels.
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Others wash only with baby wipes — or, if they can, wait to bathe at the homes of friends or relatives outside Flint.
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The morning after our arrival, Fabrice and I set out in search of the Taravo River, where his grandmother used to bathe.
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Watching The Head and the Load, there is a sense that his collaborators bathe him in a kind of unearned, reflected glory.
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For eight days after she was captured near the US-Mexico border, she says she did not bathe or brush her teeth.
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But most of the caregivers aren't able to handle my mom in the bathroom or bathe her, so often they're assisting me.
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Bathe is a chance for them to not only find the sun, but to enjoy it—even if just for a moment.
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The exact same kind of Liquid Death that you use to brush your teeth, make your Cup Noodles, and bathe your dog.
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One woman says she has not been able to bathe or brush her teeth for eight days after being captured, per CNN.
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Once I'm done listening to it there will be ten thousand buckets of tears ready for me to bathe and wallow in.
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To hell with decorum: If someone made a perfume that accurately evoked the rice at Parwana, I would bathe in the stuff.
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I remember having to bathe myself with a bucket of water because there was no running water for weeks in my house.
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Detainees could bathe twice a week in winter — three times in summer — and order items like toothpaste and shampoo once a week.
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Between stops, the members of the team have gone so far as to bathe the faded ribbons from which the medals dangle.
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In a cold room at Temple University, in landlocked Philadelphia, finger-sized fragments of coral bathe in four small tanks of seawater.
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Though these fleets could bathe Earth in unprecedentedly fast, pervasive, and low-cost internet, not everyone has taken a liking to them.
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And the cinematographer Linus Sandgren used a whitish-green light to bathe Mia and Sebastian in color while casting shadows on them.
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A deep well is the only source of water, and residents use it to bathe, clean, cook and, sometimes, even to drink.
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We added a bit more heated clean water so she could bathe; 2 inches of standing water isn't what we consider relaxing.
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Should one of us children touch a member of the caste assigned to emptying toilets, we would be rushed off to bathe.
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It's non-negotiable to have a place for mothers to safely bathe their children, or breathe clean air, or have healthy soil.
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A fellow actor and his wife of 10 years, Brown says that Bathe is very understanding and "perfectly fine" with his sex scenes.
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It also doesn't hurt that Brown is dangling a love scene that Bathe did with Boris Kodjoe a decade ago over her head.
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The Aquapaw also includes an adapter for both the shower and garden hose so you can easily bathe your pooch wherever you go.
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The suite's bathroom is cantilevered off the side of the boat, allowing guests to shower and bathe while suspended over the high seas.
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I dress good, am clean-shaven, bathe, touch of cologne - yet 230 million women rejected me - over an 143 or 214-year period.
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We're going to teach them how to bathe, teach them how to take an interview, and feed them, and ultimately give them God.
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Have kids bathe in the morning, and wash their bums well; pinworms lay eggs at night, so this can help scrub 'em off.
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It's possible some of the underestimation might be due to people removing the devices to bathe or to charge batteries, the authors note.
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Living superstars have temples named after them; fans bathe huge garlanded cut-outs of actors with milk to pray for their film's success.
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When I learned that parents are still too afraid of contamination to bathe their kids, I wasn't surprised—when will they not be?
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"She had to bathe them twice, I think three times, just to get the dirt off of them," Ronnie told Bay News 9.
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The family, including daughter Sophia, used the water to drink, bathe, cook and clean after state and local officials said it was safe.
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They learned to happy dance together, wordlessly slip into each other's beds, cry to each other, and even bathe together (yep, that happened).
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Catering to tourism's enormous appetite for elephants, the park allows visitors to feed and bathe the sanctuary's inhabitants in a safe, ethical environment.
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A barber a few streets away offers a Dominican point of view of Haitians: they are "dirty and do not like to bathe".
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While she doesn't bathe in the sun, she's still a fan of a tanned look, saying that her must-have product is bronzer.
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Many have already loosened daily regimens to give residents more choice over, say, what time to bathe or what to eat for dinner.
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Today's students are amazing, but they bathe one another in oceans of affirmation and praise, as if buttressing one another against some insecurity.
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Aguadilla, Puerto Rico (CNN)David Cortes had no other choice: He and his two children would have to bathe in filthy, muddy water.
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They reminded her not to bathe or swim, to wash herself with damp cloth, as if she were a fine piece of furniture.
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I was reading stories—one article, specifically—that people were using water bottles to bathe and drink and cook and stuff like that.
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So, I put myself in this situation thinking about trying to bathe my two boys—who are babies—in the water that's contaminated.
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DELETE," and harps on his tendency for repetitive language, "You use the phrase 'bathe in the tears of my enemy' on page 232.
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I think it means "shut up and just let it bathe your anxiety in the amniotic fluid of its string sections," you nerds.
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I cook and serve Ben's dinner; bathe him, change him into his pajamas; and sing songs, rock, and nurse him until he's drowsy.
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His gray hair was thick and stiff-looking, and tufts sprung up above his ears like the wings of birds when they bathe.
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If you're worried that your dogs — like doorknobs — may be touched by people who are infected, bathe them with soap after the walk.
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He played video games obsessively as a youth, sometimes refusing to go to school or bathe, his mother, Elizabeth Katz, told the court.
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There are also on-site hot springs, where guests can bathe in a traditional Japanese onsen, to combat the sometimes damp, chilly evenings.
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"Generally, a good time to start having a child bathe on their own is around when they turn eight [years old]," says Daryznkiewicz.
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Inside is a soundproof space where more than 214,215 LED lights bathe the interior in ever-changing color as soothing background music plays.
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In the mountains of Transylvania, residents hoped visitors would flock to spas and resorts to bathe and heal in the cold, clear waters.
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They expected visitors to flock to spas and resorts and bathe and heal in the waters, as wealthy tourists did in the Alps.
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Residents have since been told not to drink, bathe in, cook with, wash their hands in or brush their teeth using the water.
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I've heard you should bathe in a "cap full" of apple cider vinegar as an alternative for douching, which also improves vaginal smell.
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Same goes for exploding cupcakes — unless you know a middle-schooler who might actually want to bathe in the aroma of Dubble Bubble.
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He told his mother to stop wearing make-up, refused to greet her female friends and became angry when she tried to bathe him.
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Ryan Michelle Bathe has created her own path when it comes to parenting her two children — and it's one that doesn't mirror her childhood.
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In a second zone, residents can safely bathe and wash clothes but should not drink the water or cook with it, the advisory said.
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When two supermassive black holes coalesce into one, the mergers bathe the universe in low-frequency waves, stretching and squashing the fabric of spacetime.
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Hindu pilgrims bathe in the river, but there is increasing concern that the air quality in the holy city has reached a crisis point.
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You drink it, you wash your beloved coffee mug with it, and — assuming you bathe regularly — you consistently immerse your entire body in it.
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Brown also revealed that wife Bathe will be making another cameo in the forthcoming third season of This Is Us, which premieres Sept. 25.
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Many people in Freeport have electricity and brackish, salty water from their taps that they can bathe with, but officials warn against drinking it.
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When her father was shot in the leg, his wives teamed up to bathe him, get him to hospital and pay his medical bills.
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Other ones we love (like Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe) take a stroll in the public eye for a moment.
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Patients suffering from respiratory diseases had to bathe in freezing water because a single water heater wasn't barely enough for one bath, he says.
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Abstract Expressionism still has the opportunity to allow us to bathe in affect, in wonder, in mystery, to connect purely on a visceral level.
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But why is it such a big deal whether or not someone likes to — as naysayers would call it — "bathe in their own filth"?
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According to court documents, her mother was walking her 143-year-old dog by the Schwechat, a river where refugees and residents often bathe.
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Mass tourism in Băile Herculane grew while under communist rule, and hotels were erected to accommodate tourists coming to bathe in the mineral waters.
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The banks along the road leading to the cave's entrance are now a freshwater stream, used by exhausted rescue workers each morning to bathe.
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In most Amazonian villages, people go to the river every day, to bathe or wash clothes or escape the heat of the late afternoon.
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But according to Sue Lennox, chief executive of OzGreen, the idea that people who bathe in the river don't get ill is a myth.
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For the moment, all he can think to do is rekindle the embers of the campaign, to bathe, once more, in the stage light.
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She will bathe them and give them a "spa treatment" until they can be sent to shelters or foster homes for adoption, it added.
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According to Toyber, some people believe that women used to give birth in the tide pools, while royalty would use the pools to bathe.
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It's totally chill if male Trump trolls bathe in pig's blood, but not if a female candidate's associate wants to attend a #SpiritCooking event.
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Though Dotty is just 20 feet long and 8 feet wide, during voyages, Modes and his shipmates eat, sleep, and bathe on the boat.
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Soy sauce is allowed here, mixed with Shaoxing wine to bathe the pork, before it's dredged in sweet potato starch for a featherweight crust.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — In Aesop's fable, The Boy Bathing, a child who cannot swim decides to bathe in a river.
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I was living alone in an empty house with no heat, boiling water in an electric kettle so I could bathe in a bucket.
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The bloodstained bathroom floor, "like an animal had been slaughtered," the refusal to bathe, the falls, the forgotten anniversaries; it all came pouring out.
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The official also denied that department personnel were using false pretenses to take away children, such as saying that they were going to bathe.
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The Great Depression had ended the wintertime flow of wealthy northern tourists who came to bathe in the sulfur springs on the Cibolo Creek.
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"We can take a biopsy from an animal… a few cells from an animal (and) bathe those cells in nutrients," Bruce Friedrich told CNBC.
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They bathe their games in overtly patriotic ceremonies and discourage players, mostly hidden behind masks and uniforms of armor, from individual acts of showmanship.
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With the flip of a switch they could fill the tunnel with misty fumes or bathe it in the green light of night vision.
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Connors alleges that she had to bathe her son on a couch using a washcloth because he was too small for the facility's showers.
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As adapted here, the story tells of two servants, Aci and Galatea, who tend to and bathe a sexually aggressive lord, Polifemo (the Cyclops).
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After the women finished, security officers insisted that they clean up, telling them to go bathe in the officers' quarters as the men watched.
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That kind of setup isn't a long-term solution, especially because it's not enough water for people to bathe in or wash their clothes.
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Many people on the plane said they took "extra long" showers before coming to Cape Town, unsure of when they'd be able to bathe again.
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But do not allow that anger to be so consuming that you hand your joy over to people who wish to bathe in your tears.
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"Many of my friends and their parents say it's impossible to bathe in the winter in the Yenisei River," says 9-year-old Nastya Usachyova.
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You feed, bathe, and attend to "Furblings," which I think are the Furby's children—they hatch out of eggs, and Furby seemed very into them.
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As Mr Shekhar puts it, if a river in which millions of devotees bathe "is full of shit, then people are required to be told".
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How about we all try to remember to bathe before sealing ourselves inside a metal tube and hurtling through the skies from now on, OK?
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Water that we drink, bathe in, and use on a daily basis can come from either source, but it all depends on where you live.
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From there, the virus infected more victims quietly, stealthily, helped along by sick health workers and traditional funeral practices, in which mourners bathe the dead.
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For the last five months, when Ms. Kabane has needed to bathe, Mr. Nabhan has stood guard so men do not walk in on her.
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The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that five percent of Puerto Rico residents – 224,20123 people – have a disability that makes it hard to bathe or dress.
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His decision-making when Anna starts coming on to him — this woman will bathe or shower at almost any time of day — is pretty terrible.
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"It is irresponsible and incomprehensible for anyone to declare or suggest that the water in Flint is safe to bathe or shower in," Smith said.
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Now, six of the 12 hospitals in the Advocate Health System — the system in which Buss's hospital stands — are adopting this "wait to bathe" policy.
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The town has been a popular resort destination for centuries, thanks to its natural hot springs ("baden" means "to bathe" in German) and picturesque scenery.
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A young man I know used to say that humans have no need to bathe, since our hair and bodies are designed to self-cleanse.
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Jha longs for her old friends and her old way of life, still using a bucket of water to bathe and wearing non-designer saris.
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These big industrial farms offer poorly paid seasonal jobs and wreak havoc on the environment, forcing indigenous people to drink and bathe in contaminated water.
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"I was in charge of driving him around, helping him bathe and use the restroom and all the things that he couldn't do," Cretton said.
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While largely independent, he often pays neighbors to fetch him water from the pump to bathe, to hand-wash his clothes and sometimes to cook.
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Under the bridge that divides the two countries, mothers bathe their children in the Rio Grande and fathers wash clothing, utensils, and their own bodies.
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Here, people bathe in a decommissioned city bus named "le bus piscine", an artwork by the French artist Benedetto Bufalino in Gosnay near Bethune, France.
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She learned how to use her feet to bathe and dress herself, to wash her clothes, to open doors, and to embroider and sew clothing.
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Sterling K. Brown and Ryan Michelle Bathe were one of the first duos to pose for the camera, getting things off to a pretty radiant start.
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He shares a life with a Black woman, Bathe, who is just as talented but has yet to see the career highs that her husband has.
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Doctors told the Josephs they would need to wrap their baby in bandages, pop his blisters with needles and bathe him in bleach to fight infections.
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Bathe in its clichés: When Hillary served as secretary of state, I watched her partner with President Obama to restore our country's reputation around the world.
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Andy Lee's otherworldly landscapes bathe some of the Earth's grandest peaks in an unearthly light, one invisible to the naked eye yet beautiful just the same.
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He has already been at home by himself for six days, with nobody to bathe him or change his clothes and nothing to eat or drink.
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Understandably, people are willing to do crazy things to cure it: take cold showers, slather on petroleum jelly over high-strength topical steroids, bathe in bleach.
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With the occasional help of a neighbor, Maria tries her best to get him in and out of bed, bathe him, and give him different medications.
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" She added, "To make matters worse … we don't currently have hot water in our house so I had to drive to another house to bathe him.
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And after seeing a mother bathe her newborn in laundry powder, a college student took action, putting himself on the road toward becoming a CNN Hero.
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Interstellar space starts where the sun's "heliosphere" ends — the big ball of radiation and plasma in which the planets bathe and by which they are protected.
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Even the most diligent pre-baby prep can't guarantee that you and your co-parent will have time to bathe or sleep on a regular basis.
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First you must bathe yourself in the ritual Spring of Understanding and then, once completely clean, you must enter the room of Writing Down The Appointment.
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When you're buzzed and mid-bathe, you truly don't worry about what you look like, or what you're going to wear later on in the evening.
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Consider that in much of the world, the ability to see a doctor, eat a wholesome meal or bathe in clean water is still a luxury.
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Before we tell you all about Fones, which dropped over night, let's waltz back in time and bathe in the glorious glow of the seminal "XE2".
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"When I order my burger, I'm picturing the Heinz I'm going to bathe it in," argued Ben Robinson at Thrillist in a screed against artisanal variations.
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Related: These People Haven't Had Clean Water to Drink for 20 Years in Canada "My kids miss one day, bathe every two days," Debora told Klasing.
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Since late 2018, it has been illegal to bathe human or animal body parts in well-known fountains, like the lion fountains in Piazza del Popolo.
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She's not a blonde "bombshell" who stops time every time she enters a room, nor does she bathe in Evian water in her trailer between takes.
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It seems as if, despite the lack of evidence, there's still a social norm in the United States that dictates how often you ought to bathe.
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In the new Outlook Shelters, guests can sleep in air-conditioned luxury and bathe in a soaking tub with a view of the Statue of Liberty.
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So they hire fortunetellers like Harper, who put their feet on the ground, drink with the locals, bathe in their waters and, sometimes, sleep with them.
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Patients can feel helpless in the face of longterm illnesses, sometimes due to the fact they can no longer bathe or eat without a nurse present.
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For months, the 42-year-old has had to bathe under a garden hose or inside a rat-infested, dilapidated mobile home a few steps away.
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She said the women were forced to refer to Kelly as "Daddy" and required his permission to bathe, eat, use the bathroom and move between rooms.
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Once dry, Advantage II is completely waterproof and remains effective even if you bathe your cat with shampoo or if they go outside in the rain.
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After I bathe and get ready, I make my bed, pray, make my same Greek-inspired sandwich, and am out of the house at 2111:2130.
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"I bathe in this ice water every year to dispel evil thoughts," said Tomio Hashimoto, who took part in the ritual for the fourth consecutive year.
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She was expected to go home after work and cook, clean and bathe the children — a task she describes as "always chaotic" — entirely on her own.
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Watch the new season of "Terrace House" on Netflix and then bathe in the show's absurd yet relaxing ambience with No Context Terrace House on Twitter.
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The former art teacher fills her days helping her mother bathe, making her meals, picking up medications, scheduling home aides and transporting a wheelchair for excursions.
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Locals complain that the ashrams are dumping sewage and litter into the Ganges, the same river whose water they bathe in, drink, and cook with daily.
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Related: In 'AMYGDALA,' Twitter Emotions Bathe Viewers in Sounds and Light Abstract Paintings Bring Sculptural Data to Life Here's a Machine That Turns Twitter Data into Cocktails
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Dressed in a pink hat, blue jeans and white shoes, the girl "had an odor emitting from her body of someone who didn't bathe regularly," Campos said.
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I wanted to escape this woman, no longer recognizable as my mother, who accused and belittled and ignored pleas for her to eat, to bathe, to live.
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"Right now, we're buying gallon jugs to wash our hair and using adult washrags to bathe because our water is only good for flushing toilets," Thornton said.
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The Vigía collective makes sure he eats, and Agustina Ponce, the collective's director, heats water for him to bathe, washes his clothes, and otherwise cares for him.
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Since then Ms Tang (pictured), who works for Anima, a local animal-welfare organisation, has been recruiting volunteers to help feed, walk and bathe the forsaken canines.
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Florence Nightingale, who established the principles of modern nursing in the 1860s, insisted that men's rough hands were "not fitted to touch, bathe and dress wounded limbs".
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For the 27 kids in the Signal School, there is a book library and a toy library, and a wash area so they can bathe every day.
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She attempted to bathe them but didn't immediately take them to the hospital because she "did not want to get into trouble," according to the news release.
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"If at the end of the day, you bathe or shower with a washcloth, you pretty much dislodge any tick that is not yet attached," Sood said.
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If your pooch does get a face full of stink, hose them down outside, bathe them in skunk odor-removing solution and then add a regular shampoo.
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The filings also show that Katz reportedly played video games so much growing up that he sometimes refused to bathe or go to school, the AP reported.
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Rigel J. Dawson, pastor of the North Central Church of Christ, where some members have been trying to help others find places outside the city to bathe.
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Hawkins tried to bathe the unconscious children before a friend prompted her to take them to Peterson Regional Medical Center in Kerrville, according to CNN affiliate KSAT.
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For example, Johnson and Johnson could create a video about how to bathe a baby, or Kraft could make a video with a recipe for cheese fondue.
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Why not just bathe in my own self-satisfaction as Guy Who Didn't Fall For It till my skin wrinkles and falls off, no harm no foul?
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It's easy to lose faith in American democracy when the two major political parties have gerrymandered themselves into impregnable bunkers and bathe in rivers of campaign cash.
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The perennially middling Rams have moved from the middle of the country to bathe in the limelight (and suffer the scrutiny) of the Los Angeles media market.
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"There's actually people down there that have to bathe in bottled water," said David Hairston, a board member of Appalachian Voices and a native of the region.
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They bathe under trickles of water that fall from temporary showers near rows of portable toilets that line the outfield fence of one of the baseball diamonds.
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"A lymph node dissection might disable you and leave you in pain, so you're less able to dress or bathe or even feed yourself," Dr. Tang said.
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He's currently confined to a wheelchair, needs 24-hour care, and cannot get out of bed, use the toilet, bathe or dress without assistance, the submission says.
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"We are so shocked, our lives are so disrupted, that we do not know when to eat, when to sleep, when to bathe," said Nirmala Sethia, 66.
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Bathe your baby 1 to 3 times a weekAfter that, pediatricians recommend no more than three times a week for 10 to 15 minutes at a time.
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All around him, asylum seekers seized on a break in the cold weather to wash their clothes, bathe their shivering children and fill containers with drinking water.
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Fifteenth and 16th Streets west of Ninth Avenue, my access streets to and from the West Side Highway, have holes that a large dog could bathe in.
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But something very elemental kept coming up as well, often casually: the struggle many farmworkers face getting enough clean water to drink, cook and bathe at home.
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I couldn't bathe Ethan safely, carry him on stairs or even sip from a water glass while he nursed if his head rested on my good arm.
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Boston is seeing the most intense building frenzy in its 400-year history, and there's worry that glassy towers will bathe the city's prized parks in darkness.
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For months, they allowed the people of Flint to continue to drink and bathe in and wash their clothes in this water that they knew was dangerous.
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The regime of information may well sport its specific truths, but it is locked out of the associations — subjective but also moral and philosophical — that bathe all literature.
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But after the week we've had, many of us might want to just bathe in the stuff — and thanks to an amazing spa in Japan, you actually can.
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That champagne-soaked Gatsby party has Taylor in the mood to bathe in alcohol — an impulse we can relate to, though not a practice we would necessarily recommend.
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But 90 percent of the 3.4 million American citizens on the island still don't have power, and 35 percent still don't have water to drink or bathe in.
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He has invited Mr Putin to bathe with him in hot springs in his home town of Nagato, in southern Japan—an occasion for man-to-man negotiations.
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Another eight women who weren't named told the Times he would appear nude, making them watch him bathe and asking for or initiating massages and other intimate contact.
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I don't know of any other American city where families in the entire city can't drink the water, can't cook with the water, can't bathe with the water.
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Once you return home, the agency says you should bathe or shower as soon as possible to wash off any free-loaders that might have latched onto you.
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Let us bathe in the proverbial bubble bath of your dulcet flow, washing ourselves clean from the gutter-end of Soundcloud wave rap with your consummate verse structures.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year, and, if you're like me, a time to bathe in the cascade of Christmas songs, Grinches and Scrooges be damned.
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During their walk of the 2018 Emmy Awards red carpet in Los Angeles Monday night, the This Is Us star and wife Ryan Michelle Bathe chatted with E!
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"Now he wants to be a rapper or a football player," Bathe said of her 7-year-old's change from aspiring to become a scientist in the future.
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He said he was going to give our dog, Newman, a bath (which means he has to get in the shower with him to bathe him — don't ask).
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As part of the Soviet Union's mandatory "right to rest" program, residents of the Soviet Union received passes to visit the resort and bathe in its famous waters.
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From these, he created the characters for a novel that he called "The Dirty Dozen," the title referring to a collective refusal to bathe or shave during training.
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One night, Cherry was exhausted from her work and went straight to bed, skipping her usual shower—and her employer woke her up and demanded that she bathe.
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I learned how to brush my teeth and bathe by candlelight; the light bounced off the mirrors, making the bathroom for once the brightest room in the house.
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Some 32 percent of the 3.4 million American citizens on the island still don't have power, and 9 percent still don't have water to drink or bathe in.
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On the summer solstice this Friday, the Northern Hemisphere will dip toward the sun and bathe in direct sunlight for longer than any other day of the year.
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Picooc Mini Pro Smart Scale — $49.99 See Details No one wants to bathe in dirty water, and the VivaSpring filtered shower head makes sure that you never will.
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Some are introducing sophisticated lighting systems that do more than dim; they can bathe a room in mood-changing colors, simulate the outdoors or create a nightclublike atmosphere.
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A bathtub would perform sequential scans as you bathe, via harmless ultrasound or magnetic resonance, to determine whether there's a new mass in an ovary that requires investigation.
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He has thrust himself into the realm of labor management and managed to bathe in corporate coffers while shedding the contractual restraints that were wholly accepted by Jordan.
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He never seemed to bathe, preferring to hang in the trees rather than reside in the crumbling manor he shared with his caretaker, a woman named Octavia Dockery.
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Yet California's Central Valley, the country's hub for agriculture, has been plagued for years by water that is too toxic and dirty to drink, cook with, or bathe in.
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Many save the water from their showers in buckets, and then use those to flush the toilet, bathe their pets, and clean the sidewalks in front of their houses.
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While you can't bathe here, visitors are invited to put their hand into the thermal pools and test out the naturally heated water, which can reach 143 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Florence Nightingale, who established the principles of modern nursing in the 1860s, insisted that men's "hard and horny" hands were "not fitted to touch, bathe and dress wounded limbs".
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Some of the most powerful moments are the intimate scenes between Mary and her ladies in waiting, who dress and bathe her, whispering confessions and secrets in the dark.
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Sterling K. Brown and his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe have been married for 10 years, but before she agreed to date him, she made him literally chase after her.
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Year-round, devotees visit to bathe or drink the waters, or to cremate their dead on the ghats, the series of broad stone staircases that line the southern bank.
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The girl told police Deborah allegedly molested her on several occasions: She would allegedly bathe the girl and used her fingers to penetrate the child, causing her to bleed.
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Up to 150 million people, including a million foreign visitors, are expected to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna, and a mythical third river, the Saraswati.
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A strong sense of community prevails among the 1985 earthquake survivors, necessary perhaps for families who share outdoor toilets and use bared electric cables to heat water to bathe.
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It looks very cool on its own, but the collectible really comes to life when you bathe it in light from blue LEDs in the stand that comes with.
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Then the kids who bullied them get up on stage, bathe in the limelight, and have the gall to blame guns while justifying their ostracization of the weird kid.
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They likely won't remember what the facilities looked like, or the older children who took care of them, or their discomfort from their dirty clothes and inability to bathe.
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Through the years, the contaminated water seeped into the groundwater, mixing with the rivers and lakes and wells from which local communities draw water to drink, cook, and bathe.
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At Renca, another incremental development in the capital, Aravena told me about a resident who used to bathe in the backyard and slept with her husband on a cot.
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Still, lightning continues to cause deaths in Ghior sub-district, most recently claiming 903-year-old Mongol Chandra Sarker in August as he walked to a pond to bathe.
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In a normal convention season, most politicians are working every lever to try to get a prime speaking slot and bathe themselves in the glow of the party's nominee.
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From 2011 to 2015, it endured a major drought that forced families in the Central Valley to bathe from buckets and drink water from plastic jugs to avoid contamination.
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It sounds as if you already know there is nothing unreasonable in your desire to slip away from the overcrowded fun house of your youth to bathe and sleep.
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It was also a callous one, which the movie's first half overlooks a little, as various surviving habitués of the club bathe in a warm nostalgic glow in interviews.
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It had become commonplace by then for some in the family to bathe only once every four or five days and for scarcely long enough to wash their hair.
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They bathe with cups of water warmed on the stove and keep their clothes in an attic, climbing a rickety ladder every few days in order to change them.
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The dark, wide-plank floors and earth-toned walls and furnishings give the interior a modern rustic aesthetic, while the floor-to-ceiling windows bathe it in natural light.
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Before modern medicine, ill people would trek to Onsenji temple, pray to the spirit of Dochi Shonin, and then bathe, naked, with a wooden ladle in the hot springs.
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Without batting an eye, Hubert, Goodliffe, and a couple other men point to the brown pond beside us and tell me they drink from it and bathe in it.
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The way his father suffered toward the end of his life, so frail that he needed his son to bathe him, "it's like burned in my brain," he said.
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"People should drink the water, take showers, bathe as usual, cook as usual, but just be vigilant and persistent and don't wait," if flu-like symptoms occur, he said.
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Alba Botanica Very Emollient Body Lotion, available at Amazon, $8.29I have very sensitive skin that tends to get eczema if I don't basically bathe in lotion all winter long.
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Early on, Wake strips — as if to bathe in the lighthouse's radiance — and the story takes a turn for the amusingly perverse as trouble starts creeping around the edges.
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They shot bullets at her house and would throw rocks at her with threatening notes, including one that said she would soon bathe in the blood of her children.
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Compression socks squeeze the walls of the veins and leg tissues to help improve circulation and include the flow of the lymph fluids that bathe your legs&apos cells.
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The posts further alleged he dictated when Savage could eat, bathe, and use the bathroom, and that assistants were directed to keep an eye on her while she showered.
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Across the country, millions of Americans served by private wells drink, bathe and cook with water containing potentially dangerous amounts of lead, Reuters reporting and recent university studies show.
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Men in the lowest-rung health jobs, like the nursing assistants who change patients' sheets and help them bathe, earned 10 percent less than men in blue-collar jobs.
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She was taught how to breastfeed, how to sleep on her back propped up by cushions, and strictly never to bathe him as this would waste his precious energy.
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It comes with a small cucumber salad, like a Viennese schnitzel, although in Vienna they probably wouldn't bathe the cucumbers in herb juice and add green chiles and cilantro.
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It's for the casual hat-wearer who wants to bathe their face in music, but also doesn't care if they're annoying the shit out of everyone in their general vicinity.
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But it's mostly due to the wonders of newcomer Brittany Mirabile, who plays a gleefully, beautifully eager teen desperate to bathe in the blood of anyone who tells her no.
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Since the bathroom is on the second floor of their house in Ridge, New York, they have to unhook Jillian from her ventilator and carry her upstairs to bathe her.
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News on the red carpet at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, joking with Bathe how they've learned over the years what works and what doesn't work for their relationship.
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At least she wasn't aware that her hands were sheathed in gloves to calm her, or how she was sedated to allow caretakers to bathe her and change her diapers.
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I had to learn how to transfer from a wheelchair to a bed or a mat, how to put my shoes on, how to dress myself, how to bathe myself.
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Related: This Dapper Robot Is an Art Critic In 'AMYGDALA,' Twitter Emotions Bathe Viewers in Sounds and Light Public Art Installation Uses Twitter Analysis To Create A Minneapolis Mood Ring
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Chicken nuggets are everyone's childhood-reversion food, a perfect antidote to breakups, miserable work days, and anytime you just want to bathe in self pity and longing for the past.
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To begin with, the interior literally glows: Beneath the lip of each wooden stair is a strand of LED lights, which at night bathe the foyer in a violet haze.
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" Brown's wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, who was by his side on the red carpet, added, "They had a very long moment, where they were sharing all kinds of acting juju.
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The same goes for the capital costs of its ambitious projects, like Starlink: a plan to bathe Earth in high-speed internet access using a fleet of thousands of satellites.
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The dark green marble that now fills the arch above the Broadway entrance will be replaced with glass decorated with more grillwork, allowing sunlight to bathe the lobby once again.
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Korean tteokbokki — rice cakes with the shape and texture of very al dente gnocchi — bathe in a briny mussel broth that pops thanks to a healthy dollop of salmon roe.
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Hilding encourages a slower pace of life here: Guests can bathe in an antique zinc tub filled with woodstove-heated water and collect eggs from the chicken pen for breakfast.
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Handsome and self-confident, Rodrigo lives a life of wealth and power in a gated compound, emerging occasionally to attend Mass and bathe in the flattery of a young priest.
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As we start climbing the stairs and board the charter, Stormzy stands at the top, overlooking the sunset that has begun to bathe the plane in a salmon-pink hue.
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But chemical waste from industrial factories, run-off from oil refineries, dye from tanneries and human waste is poured into the river, mere meters from where people bathe or even drink.
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David Bozin used to get cuts and scratches on his arms when it came time to bathe his golden retriever, Jax, who rebelled against the prospect of being dunked in water.
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Darling understands this, and she harnesses that therapeutic energy by encouraging people to go from natural brunette to bright blue, or bathe themselves in a medicinal combination of color and light.
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Most participants return to reality after five or six hours, while my brain gets flooded with epiphanies all night, spurring me to bathe as some sort of ayahuasca-inspired renewal ritual.
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Border Patrol officers have apparently been telling parents that they're just taking their kids away to bathe, only for the parents to realize hours later the kids are never coming back.
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Painted HillsPhotographer: Nicholas Roemmelt (Germany)With very little light pollution, the glimmering stars of the Milky Way bathe the colourful layers of the Painted Hills of Oregon in a natural glow.
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At the 2016 Emmy Awards in September, Brown — the 40-year-old star of This Is Us — gave a shout out to his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, during his acceptance speech.
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There are some very good and well-known technologies, like Microsoft's Kinect and Google's Project Tango, that bathe the environment in infrared (IR) to build a 3D mesh of the environment.
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Nurses and other skilled practitioners manage in-home medical needs, such as administering medications and wound care, while the personal-care aides cook, shop, clean, bathe, dress and generally offer companionship.
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Memes are a self-sustaining ecosystem, reviving individual organisms so that they will birth fresh meme babies into a bottomless tub filled with the humor bile in which we all bathe.
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We bathe our feet in creeks (hoping that anyone drinking downstream is using a water filter), and on this trip we luxuriated in the Deep Creek hot springs beside the trail.
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The toilet inhabits a tiny stall, while the shower is large enough to bathe a couple — or even two couples — but that wasn't the kind of staycation we had in mind.
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Earlier, lacking other options to bathe, they cooled off from the stifling heat in the murky green waters of the Rio Grande, despite the rashes that many migrants said it caused.
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At the beginning of the campaign, he ushered Ranada and another journalist into his house in Davao and showed off the traditional tabò , or water dipper, that he used to bathe.
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Celia, a 42-year-old asylum-seeker from Honduras, said living in the encampment is difficult, in part, because there is no clean water to bathe in or to wash clothes.
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Her most imminent manifestation, though, is hosting a sound bath, in which friends are invited to bathe in the meditative hum of gongs, an experience she likens to an internal massage.
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The candidates heard directly from residents who are still stocking up on bottled water and are unable to freely bathe or wash vegetables amid concerns over contaminated pipes and lead poisoning.
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While the exterior spaces offer enviable access to sun and sand, the interior is just as soothing, featuring white furnishings, modern details and large windows that bathe the home in natural light.
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"She comes crawling out of the bathroom after a while and she's like 'I think I'm crowning,' " the actor tells Kelly Ripa and cohost Ryan Seacrest of his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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"Lemon water is just purely an acidic solution, so day after day after day, if you bathe your teeth in an acidic solution, then that can wear away the enamel," he says.
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Despite how she was raised, Ryan Michelle Bathe does not plan on using corporal punishment on her two sons with husband Sterling K. Brown: Amaré, now 3, and Andrew, 8 this month.
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Google revealed Wifi today — not the underlying tech, of course, but a new piece of hardware that wants to make it even easier to bathe your whole home in wonderful, soothing connectedness.
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Just a few miles from downtown Panama City, water supply has become a worry in Kuna Nega since the small river where people used to bathe and wash clothes gradually dried up.
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The three women decide to bathe in a nearby stream, but as they return, a group of thuggish-looking young men surrounds the men and women, ordering them to separate by sex.
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Whether you break it out to cleanse your office or bathe in it to promote positive energy, holy water is yet another tool you can use to banish negativity from your life.
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Not all of them have been well-reviewed, but movies like Taxi Driver and Raging Bull bathe in the kind of edgy machismo that pins posters to the walls of college students.
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Confined for eight months to a space just 1.5 meters high and 1 meter wide, he was not allowed to bathe, wash his clothes, or make any kind of noise or movement.
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Human patients generally stumble upon this realization themselves, and will bathe four to five times a day, and only arrive at the ER after using up all the hot water at home.
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You would expect a musician to bathe in at least a little bit of entrance applause at this, the opening event of one of her most prominent New York showcases to date.
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If you're worried that your dogs — like doorknobs — may be touched by people who are infected, you can bathe them with soap after the walk, a dog-cognition researcher writes in Opinion.
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When our son was born and I was focused on taking care of a baby, he would bathe the girls, brush and blow-dry their (tangled!) hair, then put them to bed.
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Each day, they work in close quarters, doing everything from helping people feed, dress, bathe and care for themselves to supporting people to navigate the community, get a job, vote and more.
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At a city hearing on Thursday, plans were unveiled to bathe the uppermost section of the new Salesforce Tower in lights that would be visible at night from all around the Bay.
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Without an FCC license, Amazon can&apost legally launch satellites into orbit and use them to bathe the US with internet service, so it has requested a waiver to the regulatory process.
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The three-day event, always held at the Bakken amusement park, will see the Santas parade in the streets of the Danish capital, bathe in the sea and enjoy a herring tasting.
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Reading the work of the Brazilian author Clarice Lispector often feels like diving into a pool of dark water, where the fear of drowning doesn't deter the desire to bathe in mystery.
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She worries for her patient -- and for her father Evelyn Atayde is a caretaker for a 98-year-old woman in El Paso, helping her bathe and dress -- and keeping her company.
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In the haze of hairspray, sequins and pyrotechnic lighting, I enter a trance-like state and frequently forget to eat and bathe, or at least delay said activities until well after 4pm.
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Bathe in the dark absurdity of it all by watching Johnny Depp transform into the Donald—or, if metaphors are more your thing, watch Javier Bardem decide people's futures with a coin flip.
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OkCupid users insist you bathe or shower at least once a day, and are only interested in a Netflix and chill sesh with someone who brushes their teeth twice or more a day.
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Even so, deal nobly with time and the tsunami will not vacuum your beach but bathe your ankles, destroying nothing, rinsing no single sense but threshing the basement current through all of them.
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But the conditions are dismal: There are only a dozen portable toilets and a couple of showers for everyone, leaving many to bathe in the Rio Grande river, which divides the two countries.
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Smiling broadly, Love let her loll around up there on her back for a time, Cashew using the same upward scooping wing flaps that caiques employ to bathe on wet rain-forest leaves.
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In addition to refraining from eating and drinking, observant Jews do not bathe on the holiday, they do not wear leather shoes or gold jewelry, and they do not engage in spousal intimacy.
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BBC Radio 1 is in a bit of hot water — and not the nice kind you fill a bath with of an evening while you bathe wearing your diamonds à la Mariah Carey.
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No word yet on when the finalized product will hit shelves, what it'll smell like, or how often Pete Davidson will bathe in it (probably every day), so here we'll be, waiting patiently.
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On October 18, 1974, the crooner had stripped naked and was preparing to bathe, when his new lover, Mary Woodson, entered the room and doused his back with a pot of hot grits.
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In February, the two sisters told detectives that Thomas would regularly babysit for them, allegedly making them bathe often and photographing them naked, according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by PEOPLE.
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It is the 21st century, and there are much better ways to bathe than by attempting to hold a slippery, mostly flat object as you rub it all over your not-flat body.
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Walter would recommend what color to wear, which candles to burn and even what flowers and perfumes to bathe in before the clock struck midnight in order to start the year off right.
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Public preparations for the coronation, a mix of Buddhist religious ceremonies and Hindu Brahmin rituals, are due to begin on April 6 with monks gathering holy waters for the king to bathe in.
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Each animal is taken back into the water for a final swim, then is tied to a nearby tree or beached fishing boat to wait for the rest of the flock to bathe.
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For instance, while public baths were intended to keep Romans squeaky clean, the water was not frequently changed, effectively creating a soup of fleas and worms for the next person to bathe in.
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In addition to suggesting that men beat their wives for refusing sex, the proposal also suggests that men use "limited violence" on their wives if they don't bathe after intercourse or during menstruation.
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An assisted-living facility in Liverpool, England, was confronted with an unusual dilemma in 2013: An elderly resident with severe dementia suddenly became terrified of water and showering — and categorically refused to bathe.
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Others observed that to a non-Hebrew-speaking international audience, the ad's humor was utterly imperceptible, so that it seemed as though Ms. Shaked were indeed happy to bathe herself in eau d'autocrat.
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She lies, she cheats, she betrays confidences, she pathetically seeks the approval of others, she fears others, she talks too much, she smiles too much, she is unlovable, she doesn't bathe often enough.
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After all, for life to exist, its host star must be stable and it must not be too close to other stars that could go supernova and bathe the Earth with sterilizing radiation.
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The costs will grow as prisons are forced to hire more and more people to help elderly inmates feed, bathe and dress themselves or to escort them on trips to see medical specialists.
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For weeks in that locked room, the men she had paid to get her safely to the United States drugged her with pills and cocaine, refusing to let her out even to bathe.
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The light is also not as diffused as the higher-end alarms on this list—certainly enough to read by before bed, but not quite as able to bathe the whole room in light.
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Before that, travelers from the United States flocked to Monterrey to drink and bathe in what newspapers of the era called "thermal springs" at the base of Cerro del Topo Chico ("little mole hill").
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Lomillos stood at the top of a slope behind his house pointing down to the small stream beyond the treeline where he and his family get water to drink, bathe in, and cook with.
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A few of the temples advertise amenities like sutra writing classes, views of monks raking the gardens below, or natural hot springs to bathe in — features you can't filter for on Airbnb or Hotels.com.
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The diseases he studies afflict the poorest of the poor; they spread in places where bare feet routinely mingle with open sewage and where people have only contaminated water to drink and bathe in.
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Late each afternoon, the smoke in the atmosphere turned the daylight a darker shade of orange, as if God had placed a filter on the sun to bathe us all in a nostalgic glow.
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All day and night, people who live in the mountains cluster along roadways to bathe and do laundry in places where locals have redirected water from higher up that spews out of PVC pipes.
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This one, who appears not to bathe and has a pungent odor,That one, who leads the e-mail clique trash-talking the rest of us,Are merely creatures caught in dukkha , or suffering.
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We needed to bathe, flush our toilets, brush our teeth, do laundry, cook food, stay hydrated and feed our pets with less than a 10th of what the normal American uses in a day.
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Both were artists of the first caliber and lovers of virile young men; critics think the "28 Young Men Bathe by the Shore" passage in Song of Myself inspired Eakins' painting The Swimming Hole.
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"There are days that I need to bathe her, dress her, take her to school," he says of his little girl, and says he's grateful he found the best life partner and mother in Rosaldo.
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From India and Israel to several European and South American countries, women are told not to bathe or wash their hair during their periods in the belief that it could make them infertile or sick.
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The group said the water is safe to bathe in unfiltered, but also advised that the system remains unstable and that at-risk groups, including young children and pregnant woman, should continue drinking bottled water.
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And while the federal government continues to deliver bottled and desalinized water to the U.S. territory, it hasn't yet met Puerto Ricans' everyday need for a large water supply necessary to bathe, clean, and cook.
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They might live in trailer parks and bathe in metal buckets and have faces and bodies that don't look like regular musical heroes, but they're cooler, they're way warmer and their parties look more fun.
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Parton was the fourth born of 12 kids, and she would have to bathe every night because three to four kids slept in a bed at a time and someone would ultimately pee the bed.
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One couple has traveled regularly to a truck stop to shower, and a member of a church persuaded a hotel in a neighboring town to let his fellow parishioners bathe there for a minimal fee.
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Together they gather the snails, prepare for the Dragonfly Queen's arrival with water carrots, turnips and radishes, cover the cats in a cozy blanket, dance, bathe and of course, most important, enjoy a bedtime story.
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It has a long hose so I can get closer to my dog when I bathe her, and it has multiple pressure settings, which keeps her from getting scared when I turn the water on.
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Blow cited CDC data that showed black fathers are more likely than their white and Hispanic counterparts to feed, eat with, bathe, diaper, dress, play with, and read to their children on a daily basis.
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She wore a pink hat, blue jeans and white shoes, with dirty skin and hair that appeared to be unwashed, and "had an odor emitting from her body of someone who didn't bathe regularly," Campos testified.
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The new, all-male 'ikumen' course teaches men how to bathe and dress a baby and also helps them understand a woman's perspective on child-rearing, says Ikumen University, the Osaka-based company behind the course.
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Then, from sundown to sunrise on Tisha B'av, adults must adhere to the same guidelines that they would on Yom Kippur: They may not eat or drink, have sex, bathe, wear makeup, or wear leather shoes.
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If you're old enough to remember watching these movies, awesome, because it'll encourage you to bathe in nostalgia and watch them all again (or frustrate you because you can't remember what movie some scenes are from).
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Saying no to putting Smith in a home, he and his daughter, Dana, 32, help feed her, bathe her, dress her (which can take up to 45 minutes, says Dana) and keep her safe, he says.
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Many poor and middle-class Venezuelans also have weakened immune systems because they are no longer able to eat three meals a day or bathe regularly due to product scarcity, reduced water supply and raging inflation.
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Some French scholars of Islam, such as Olivier Roy, consider it "absurd" to conflate the burkini with hard-line Islamism, not least because the latter would not permit women to bathe publicly in the first place.
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If you miss this one, then not to fear: A full moon appears once every 30 days, which means that there is one full moon per month for you to bathe in and reset yourself with.
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The tap water is still unsafe to drink without a filter, many residents are afraid to bathe or wash their hands with it, and new outbreaks of Legionnaires' and shigellosis have worn on already-frayed nerves.
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It is ornate and rich, a sound to bathe in, imbued with the kind of chilly melancholia that rises from the edges of English towns, the places where the nothing of nothingness takes on cosmic proportions.
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Buried nearly a mile underground to protect it from the noisy cosmic rays that bathe the Earth, Gran Sasso is home to a number of particle physics experiments that are probing the foundations of the universe.
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Up at the Firetower, mussels bathe in a Thai-spiced broth of coconut milk and ginger; down at the Lodge, the Three Sisters restaurant serves tandoori chicken atop a bed of tart cherry studded cauliflower rice.
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If it were at the center of our own galaxy, the Milky Way, it would be 10 times brighter than the moon and bathe the Earth in so many X-rays that life would be impossible.
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In a 21971 interview with Anderson Cooper on CNN for the 21979th anniversary of "Sesame Street," Oscar said he would still be orange — his original color — if he ever bothered to bathe his shaggy green moss.
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Cunningham later became fascinated with boats and water during a residency in Varanasi, a Holy City in India, where she watched residents and tourists bathe and pour the ashes of cremated bodies into the sacred Ganges River.
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While these bestiality-thumbed videos do not depict explicit sexual acts, they are often quite suggestive, featuring women in sundresses caring for animals or crotch shots of women as they bathe or play with horses or dogs.
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But before you even try wrapping your head around the possibility that you might one day require an aide to bathe and feed you, it's important to fully evaluate the options available for your primary insurance: Medicare.
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If you are in Japan and you do want to bathe in 11 herbs and spices, all you need to do is follow the official KFC Japan Twitter account and retweet the announcement above to be entered.
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G1 Santa Catarina shared that the hospital workers all pitch in to care for Negão, and since his arrival, he has been vaccinated, neutered, and continues to receive care from employees who regularly bathe and feed him.
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ARIZONA WOMAN, 31, STALKED DATE, SAID SHE WANTED TO BATHE IN HIS BLOOD IN ONE OF 65,000 TEXTS, POLICE SAY The victim said she dated Plancarte-Hernandez briefly in 2016, the department stated in a news release .
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Like Appenzeller, Scharfe Maxx is a washed rind cheese, which means that as the cheese ages, the outer surface of the wheels are repeatedly washed with an herbed brine, the way I used to tenderly bathe Mother.
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During the event, as many as 150 million people are expected to visit the festival city of Prayagraj to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna, and a mythical third river, the Saraswati, from Jan.
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"I will not rest until the residents and businesses that I have the pleasure of serving are able to drink, cook and bathe with water straight from the tap which is a basic Human Right!" she added.
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What in the World Good enough to bear them, feed them, bathe them, and raise them — but in 27 countries around the world, by law, mothers cannot pass their citizenship on to their children, as fathers can.
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The Băile Neptun resort, located in 153 ADLegend also has it that Roman hero and god Hercules stopped by the rivers that flow through the area to bathe and soak in the region's healing hot water springs.
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Emails between marina abramovic and tony podesta shows, the podesta brothers have been invited to #spiritcooking this is some weird stanic ritual where people literally bathe in urine, sperm, breastmilk, blood – and other people eating from it!!
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In a good year, they could pull 70 or 80 red salmon from the river, which they would later brine in sugar and salt and bathe in alder smoke, their Little Chief smokers puffing in their driveways.
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Sure, they wake up with rashes and have to trek to the river every few days to bathe, but the accommodations are better than the meat locker she said she slept in during a previous trim job.
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I bathe my face in blue light to kill acne bacteria while watching reruns, and immediately follow up with a FaceTime call to my mother, my face lit up in a bright green light to fight hyperpigmentation.
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Water distribution lines that were installed in 218 laid the groundwork to bring fresh surface water to his street, and a separately funded filtration system installed in 500 allowed the family to bathe in the well water.
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During the Kumbh Mela, to be held in Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, millions of pilgrims including naked, ash-smeared ascetics, will bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna, and a mythical third river, the Saraswati.
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Their fever dreams feature lithe, pale female nudes with disproportionately tapered limbs, bulbous chests, and rounded bottoms who gesticulate, bathe, float, frolic and embrace in spaces illuminated by rosy whites, pale yellows, light greens, and bright orange.
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Nepali girls sent away from their homes miss school during these periods of confinement, are often not fed adequately, may not be allowed to bathe and can become sick, as such huts are often poorly built and insulated.
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Now, every night when I bathe my daughter, we make a game of identifying body parts, some of which are private, and I explain to her that no one touches those areas except for mommy or a doctor.
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Johnston said the water may not be a direct cause of the rashes, but that a lack of clean water to bathe in and high numbers of people living closely together in poor housing can exacerbate the problem.
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On Wednesday, the 700-strong town of Hugo, located roughly 100 miles from Denver in eastern Colorado, advised residents not to drink, bathe, or cook with the tap water, after multiple field tests came back positive for THC.
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The Sao Luiz de Tapajos dam is just one of several dams planned on the Tapajos River where the 12,000-strong Munduruku people traditionally fish and bathe, and which plays a central role in their mythology and culture.
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Using a computer model, the scientists showed in a 2014 paper that the billions-of-years-old ice molecules could have survived the sun's violent radiation blasts, and gone on to bathe a forming Earth and its cousins.
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The temple has promoted itself as a spiritual center where people and tigers lived in harmony, and it has charged tourists as much as $140 apiece for the chance to bathe, hand-feed and play with the tigers.
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Structure is similarly lacking in "Sepia" (2010), based on Kobo Abe's novel "The Woman in the Dunes," in which the dancers, sensuously lunging and kicking, bathe in streams of sand that pour from vessels hanging from the rafters.
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Democrats are pushing back: "If the President wants to veto this bill because he thinks the PFAS provisions go too far, I invite him to drink, bathe, or swim in some of the water our communities do," Rep.
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Prank Pack Bathe & Brew Gift Box, $7.54, available at AmazonThe Prank Pack isn't the actual gift, but it is a funny way to prank your recipient and trick them into thinking they're receiving a strange or gimmicky present.
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Democratic U.S. Representative Joaquin Castro said after a visit to the border this week that detainees had been not been allowed to bathe for two weeks, were deprived of medication and locked in areas with broken water faucets.
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Mad Max: Fury Road, a movie that was lauded for its feminist undertones, even attempted to subvert this trope by showing a man who's more interested in the water than the women who are using it to bathe.
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Dancing until Honey is sick, looking into the barrel of an umbrella gun, watching dirty ice cubes bathe in hard liquor — Nichols places you right in the arena with the fighters to experience their depression and collapse firsthand.
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The best part of staying on the property is the opportunity to bathe in the natural mineral hot springs and take in the view of the majestic 10,9443-foot Emigrant Peak in the morning, before the crowds arrive.
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A beautiful if deliberately sterile-feeling spa hotel sits just above the small village and beckons visitors from all over the world, who come to bathe in silence and eat overpriced pear bread while gazing at verdant pastures.
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"The right to walk freely along river banks or to bathe in rivers, should no more be bought and sold than the right to walk up mountains or to swim in the sea from our beaches," he writes.
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Though there are no lyrics, Horse Lords bathe their music in radical politics: the song "People's Park" is a reference to a park founded by the Young Lords, a Lincoln Park Chicago street gang that became community activists.
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With the world in the grip of a global plague and Agent Scully poised between distributing a vaccine and saving the life of her comrade, Agent Mulder, an apparent spacecraft appeared to bathe her in an electric blue light.
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When it came time to get ready for the Golden Globes, Sterling K. Brown knew the ground rules in his house — the This Is Us actor, 40, revealed that he and wife Ryan Michelle Bathe go their separate ways.
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Prank Pack Bathe & Brew Gift Box, $7.99, available at Amazon The Prank Pack isn't the actual gift, but it is a funny way to prank your recipient and trick them into thinking they're receiving a strange or gimmicky present.
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So when I embedded with the US military in the desert in Iraq and we had no amenities and I didn't bathe for weeks on end, it was no big deal to me because I had experienced it before.
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As many as 271.5660 million people are expected to come to the festival city of Prayagraj to bathe at the confluence of three rivers considered holy in Hinduism - the Ganges, the Yamuna, and a mythological third one, the Saraswati.
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Part how-to guides and part horror, their videos teach viewers how to bathe and use the bathroom in prison, defend against sexual assault, negotiatewith gang members and make prison-style pizza using ramen noodles, trash bags and Doritos.
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India's Hindu-nationalist government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made "pilgrimage tourism" a focus, spending huge sums on January's Kumbh Mela festival, where more than a hundred million Indians came to bathe in the holy Ganges river.
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"The Saltwater Cure" is about a 16-year-old boy in the 1930s, helping his mother run Pilgrim's Inn, a sham institution where people come to bathe in a marsh to be "cured" of abscesses, limps and other troubles.
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Spaghetti and Drop Meatballs With Tomato Sauce I was a little skeptical of this recipe: Normally you'd fry the meatballs (or bake them, if you're new school) then let them bathe in a pot of long-simmered tomato sauce.
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The ascetic, Naga Baba Prayagrajgiri, had twice before joined the throngs of Hindu worshipers who flock to Prayagraj every six years to pray and bathe at the confluence of India's great rivers — two of them worldly, the third divine.
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On Thursday, Sasha Von Troetsch, a Houston dog groomer, rounded up 50 volunteers to bathe and pamper the almost 100 dogs displaced by Harvey who were seeking shelter with thousands of human evacuees at Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center.
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The use of corporal punishment — both on her and her cousins, she writes — was one Bathe "never thought to question," calling the beatings that sometimes included belts and extension cords a form of discipline that encouraged a child's fear of authority.
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Since his election in March 2013, Francis has taken steps to help the homeless in the area around the Vatican, including opening shelters just off St. Peter's Square where they can bathe, get haircuts, medical referrals and information on social services.
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Living on this picture–perfect campus — where street lights bathe the leaves and the buildings look like gingerbread houses and a giant statue that says LOVE sits in the center of the green — has been a constant reminder of my trauma.
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He was fine with not showering for a week at a time in the Omani desert, while Farmer did his best to dry bathe three times a day with baby powder out of the back of their off-road vehicle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Patients going for surgery should bathe or shower beforehand but their surgical site should not be shaved, and antibiotics should be used to prevent infections before and during surgery, but not afterwards, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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In what police are calling a "pretty unusual case," a 31-year-old man in Gilbert, Arizona, has been arrested after allegedly pretending he had Down syndrome in order to hire caregivers to bathe him and change his diapers, PEOPLE confirms.
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Here, and in the latest issue of PEOPLE (on newsstands now), Bathe, 42, writes about her experience coming of age in a community where a "beating" for poor behavior was an accepted penalty—and why she's taking a different approach.
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Some bathe in the canal's unsanitary waters, while the mobile phones and subsidies handed out by authorities to some of the asylum seekers are the target of attacks, with knives used as weapons to obtain them, said charity volunteer Pauline Doyen.
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The EPA's safety benchmark of 0.35 ppb is considered to be the amount of 1,4-dioxane that would cause no more than one extra case of cancer in one million people who drink and bathe with contaminated water over a lifetime.
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"You bathe him and dry him and then trim him, then retrim him at the show, then trim him again when he wins," said Taffe McFadden, Bill's wife, as her husband carefully combed and clipped the pooch backstage before the show.
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Party presents his own work in context with pastels from the past three centuries, from circa 1720 through 2019, within a unique exhibition design marked by wall colors that bathe each gallery in an evocative, unexpected, at times breathtaking light.
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Mr. Hestrin also recounted how the children were allowed to bathe only once a year — if they washed their arms above their wrists, they were accused of "playing in water" and chained to their beds as punishment, Mr. Hestrin said.
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Grjótagjá is the name of the small cave where Jon and Ygritte have sex in a geothermal spring, and you can also bathe in the soothing waters of this popular tourist spot — although maybe refrain from engaging in any on-site reenactments.
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"[I've told her] no matter which way you want to do this – and the choice is yours all the time – if you want me to bathe you and feed you and go the long way, I will do that," says Ziegler, 56.
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The Relax section, at the back of the ground floor, looks like Instagram IRL: Two gray Burrow sectionals bathe in sunlight under a greenhouse ceiling, flanked by plants, woven rugs, paper lanterns, fluffy Burrow pillows, and a brick fireplace decorated with fresh flowers.
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Sachin, a 17-year-old from India who was apprehended June 14 after climbing over the border wall in California and interviewed at a CBP facility there, said he still had not been able to bathe or brush his teeth the following day.
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Besides the breathtaking views, the villa has its own freshwater spring, an underground grotto where the ladies of the harem could bathe privately in the salt water of the Bosporus and an original Ottoman-era paved driveway that leads to the front door.
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Three former members of Kelly's inner circle said that six women live in properties rented by Kelly and he controls what they wear, what they eat, when they sleep and bathe, and how they engage in sexual encounters that he also records.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan show a cynical and callous indifference to the plight of the mostly black, poverty-stricken residents of Flint, who have gone for more than a year with poisoned tap water that is unsafe to drink or bathe in.
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The two men had lost their jobs two weeks earlier, and every day their store of money dwindled: 2 rupees to use public toilets, 5 rupees to bathe, 5 rupees for a half-cup of tea, 10 rupees for half a quilt.
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For example, it has been argued that religious freedom requires employers to actively facilitate worship by such means as providing Muslims with the the ability to bathe their feet, or excusing Jewish workers from labor on holy days distinct from national holidays.
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Imagine if your son or daughter, brother or sister, was left waiting for the support they need to bathe, or be fed, simply because the system didn't have enough resources in it to help them do what many of us take for granted.
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For those wanting to bathe in the festive mood, outerwear (dependent on where you're going and can be impractical) or pants in a shade of blood or dusty red on plaid or gingham checks will have you looking more celebratory than decorative.
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We do not know what was wrong with him precisely, except that he could barely eat, didn't learn to speak until he was four years old, was treated as an infant by his family until he was ten, and apparently did not bathe.
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Chilled and stale as the old night itself, she stood up and folded the quilt, wishing that she were hungry, but she was not, wishing that she were the kind of person who took baths, but, as a rule, she did not bathe.
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In the back, a flour and sugar blend gets squiggled from a pastry bag into hot oil and then dunked in syrup, forming sticky pieces of jalebi; balls of milk called chum chum bathe in a pool of sugar water until saccharine.
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Through that work, King began hearing troubling stories from nearby Red Water Pond Road, a small community sandwiched between three uranium sites where residents "unwittingly used water from contaminated wells to drink, bathe, and hydrate their livestock," according to a 2017 Reveal article.
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Santas from as far away as Japan and El Salvador are attending 62nd World Santa Claus Congress in Copenhagen, a four-day event where the Santas parade through the streets of Copenhagen, bathe in the sea and compete in a five-match tournament.
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That's how we know that the aides who care for disabled people and older adults in their homes — helping them bathe and dress, preparing their meals, doing laundry and housekeeping — earned a national median of $10.21 an hour in 215, adjusted for inflation.
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There, the poles alternatively point directly toward and away from the host star, causing one hemisphere to bathe under the sun both day and night during that long summer, while the other hemisphere experiences a frigid and dark winter — before the seasons flip.
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High-energy light from the supernova will bathe the Earth's ozone layer and it is possible that scientists will be able to see this effect, because a reduced ozone layer will result in increased ultraviolet radiation making it to the Earth's surface.
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During the study, all of the kids stuck to their usual treatment routine - which could include moisturizing creams and ointments and topical corticosteroids as needed - and half of them were also randomly asked to bathe with one of three popular bath additives.
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BUZZY CONTENT: BET+ currently has two ongoing series: First Wives Club, based on the 1996 film, starring Michelle Buteau, Jill Scott and Ryan Michelle Bathe, and , a 30-minute, 10-episode drama that stars Tanisha Long, Angell Conwell, Rasheda Crockett and Chase Anthony.
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Samantha Bee's "Full Frontal" on TBS got its first nomination, along with ABC's Jimmy Kimmel and HBO's Bill Maher, all of whom have capitalized during a year when liberals have turned to their TV sets to bathe in criticism of Mr. Trump.
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Her debut EP Pools to Bathe In released last year is a tapestry of soothing, heartfelt pop whose layers immediately recall Imogen Heap, whose melodies evoke Bon Iver, and androgynous vocals are on par with Beach House - all basking in an 80s glow.
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But it wasn't until Bathe and Brown, now 43, welcomed sons Amaré, now 3, and Andrew, 8 this month, that the then-new mom found herself questioning her family's strict stance on raising children — and quickly realized her approach to parenthood would be much different.
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But when researchers randomly permitted some patients with relatively low-risk surgical wounds to shower 48 hours after their operations, the people who got to bathe were happier with their care - and their odds of infection were no different from those of their unwashed peers.
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The Northern Lights streaking across the night sky over the lagoon at Jokulsarlon, Iceland on Valentine's night of 2016 With very little light pollution, the glimmering stars of the Milky Way bathe the colorful layers of the Painted Hills of Oregon in a natural glow.
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Many have made do, often traveling more than 20 miles to fill buckets and plastic bins at distribution centers or to drink and bathe in streams and rivers, despite the EPA's warnings that these waterways have been flooded with untreated sewage since the storm.
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It took three days for officials at that facility to allow him to bathe the young child, Castillo said, and five days into their detention he was told he was being taken in for questioning when he handed his son, Johan, to another agent.
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"The storylines are great because you have Kevin and his newfound career, or like resurgence of his film career, simultaneously trying to balance that with his relationship with Sophie," says Brown, who is married to his Stanford University sweetheart, Ryan Michelle Bathe, and their sons.
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Her video about right-wing self-help guru Jordan Peterson begins with her flirting with him (or a masked mannequin of him, at any rate) at some length, sitting him down in her bathroom so he can watch her bathe while she critiques him.
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Melissa Mays, a resident who launched the local advocacy group Water You Fighting For, painted a bleak picture of life in Flint, where people are afraid to bathe their children and many residents have their water turned off—even though they're still paying for it.
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Their records are grinding, bubbling pieces of low-fi rock and roll with all the spiritual gravity of the Catholic mass; their live shows are out-of-body experiences where gently-swaying heshers and crusties bathe in riffs they can feel in their molars.
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He has a bag next to his front door that is filled with empty water bottles, and a bucket in his tub, where the kids stand so they can bathe without touching the toxic water that Harris says once gave them rashes on their faces.
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Later, at Busshozan, one of the city's only onsens, or hot spring baths, I watched carefully — but not too closely, since tradition dictates that guests bathe naked — to make sure I wasn't committing any major faux pas as I moved from pool to pool.
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Everything that is done has to be triple checked to regain your trust and to hold those who are responsible for fixing the pipes and delivering the clean water which has you said, you bathe in it and drink it and wash food in it.
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Their track, "After the Storm" is, expectedly, lush, smooth and soulful—it's the sort of song you feel like you could bathe in and come out moisturized, and with perfectly clear skin (and if you're anything like me, that's a helpful vibe for January).
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As democracy takes a kidney punch from the right wing media and the economy starts to do the worm across the dancefloor of modern life, I think we all might want to take a couple of minutes respite to bathe our eyes with some delight.
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For a symbol of the enduring differences between the former eastern and western parts of Germany, look no further than Berlin at night: sodium-powered street lamps bathe the former east in an orange glow, where fluorescent lamps in the west burn almost white.
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"Since they'd crashed, most of them had been unable to bathe, aside from splashing some water on their faces and arms from mountain streams or an occasional basin, and they were all filthy and now battling fleas, lice and the GIs," Army slang for diarrhea.
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And that's exactly what happened in Yakima Valley, Washington, where the pollution from huge mega dairies made its way into residents' wells and made the water not just undrinkable, but unsafe to bathe in, wash dishes with or even rinse off fruit and vegetables.
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I, on the other hand, have to do everything in bed — brush my teeth, bathe and use the "bathroom" — a plastic bag for bowel movements and, for urinating, a dubious-looking plastic container attached to a tube feeding into a bucket on the floor.
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Dinner tonight is grilled cheese and tomato soup for the kids, and spicy chicken wings with peppers, onions, and rice for E. and I. I bathe the babies and braid B.'s hair while E. does some laundry and preps our lunches for tomorrow.
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For millions of disabled people, Medicaid covers services provided at home or through local programs — aides who help them walk, eat and bathe, for example, and physical and speech therapy — that allow them to stay out of institutions, where care is often more expensive.
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Rodrigo Soyoso, the Filipino captain, started as an apprentice on a commercial fishing boat where three dozen men were allowed to bathe once a week, and he slept on deck, tied to a vent by the ankle to keep from sliding into the sea.
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Krause, now struggling with his health, is the glaring Hall of Fame omission from that Bulls' championship era while Jackson continues to bathe in the riches that their partnership reaped, including the royalties from the many tomes he has written partly in tribute to himself.
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Claudia and Jamie themselves don't lounge around the fountain eating cakes — Jamie's strict budget would never allow for such a thing — but they bathe in it after hours, using powdered soap they pilfer from the restrooms and carry to the fountain in paper towels.
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Contant told BuzzFeed News that the parking lot has 15 portable toilets and the biggest issue is finding available showers — she has been coordinating other volunteers to shuttle evacuees to local shelters and the homes of Chico residents who have offered their facilities so people can bathe.
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Most of these bestiality-thumbed videos — which appear to originate in South Asian countries like Cambodia — feature women in sundresses playing with or caring for animals like horses and dogs; some feature upskirt angles and crotch shots of women as they bathe or brush horses and dogs.
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By the turn of the 19th century the machine could be found on beaches across Europe, and reached rare levels of decadence; King Alfonso XIII had a luxury bungalow mounted on rails to allow the royal family to bathe in peace on the shores of San Sebastian.
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The This is Us actor won the best performance in a TV series, drama at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards where he referenced getting cut off at the Emmy Awards during his acceptance speech as he was about to thank his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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Pieces such as The Weather Project, installed at London's Tate Modern, brought nearly two million visitors in to bathe in its misty yellow glow; meanwhile, his 1998 work Reversed Waterfall (on view at the Leeum) played with the properties of water while keeping its appearance and soundscape.
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They said six women live in properties rented by Kelly in Chicago and the Atlanta suburbs, and he controls every aspect of their lives: dictating what they eat, how they dress, when they bathe, when they sleep, and how they engage in sexual encounters that he records.
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Families are going to extraordinary lengths to find places where they can bathe without fear, taking measures that many say add to the upheaval that has been part of their lives since state officials confirmed last fall that their water was contaminated with dangerous levels of lead.
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"Upon discovering the girls, the mother attempted to bathe them and did not immediately want to take the girls to the hospital because she did not want to get into trouble," Hierholzer said, adding prosecutors were considering whether to change the charges against Hawkins to murder.
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Children's days are meticulously scheduled and movements monitored during their stay: They wake up early to bathe and eat, then go to classes and possibly an outing, then eat lunch, and lastly have an afternoon activity before dinner and bedtime, a former ORR official told VICE News.
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You feel the notes in your body; you bathe in the rich aural textures of this lush soundscape; you revel in this feast for the senses; you catch the cosmic vibrations of the lyrics; you find yourself discovering aspects of the music you never knew were there.
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It plays alongside the other kitsch elements of Da Corte's immersive installation — an 11-foot-tall orange velvet cat, a Halloween-orange carpet, and a pair of eyes glowing behind shutter-shaped neon sculptures that bathe the room (and the viewer) in an acid-colored glow.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fatima's Taliban husband was so controlling that he refused to allow her to bathe and threatened to burn her face if she dared wear make up, suspicious that his 0003-year-old Afghan wife was trying to make herself attractive to other men.
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The karsts his group wants to protect have the advantage of already being a minor tourist attraction, with a Buddhist pagoda sprawling out at their feet, small shrines nestled into the caves and a set of stone steps leading down to an underground pond where monks bathe.
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" In that report, former members of Mr. Kelly's inner circle said that he was holding at least six women in a form of captivity, "dictating what they eat, how they dress, when they bathe, when they sleep and how they engage in sexual encounters that he records.
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She told the funeral director that she was a death-care guide and that she needed a private room, where she could bathe and dress her brother and niece after they were returned from the coroner and where the family could gather for an intimate funeral service.
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On October 16, the governor of Puerto Rico announced some good news: 72 percent of Puerto Ricans now had running water to drink and bathe with — a huge improvement since Hurricane Maria pummeled the island on September 260, leaving most residents without water and power. Gov.
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