And within us are blankets separating organs, which contain blankets separating cells, which contain blankets separating their organelles.
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"Make sure your movers dry clean their blankets occasionally, or continuously replace their old blankets with new blankets," Mr. Katz said.
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But one cannot win a war with blankets … and cannot keep the peace with blankets.
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They were using fabric blankets, not the Mylar blankets that have been seen in other detention centers.
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Blankets: In-flight services had decided that morning to pull blankets and pillows from all domestic flights.
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Lesotho blankets The CIA also debunked Lesotho blankets, which can turn into light shields in the movie.
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"I pulled back the blankets, and I see the body of an elderly female under these blankets," Sgt.
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Pigs in blankets are perennial faves — but pigs in pretzel blankets are in a class of their own.
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Weighted blankets are just what they sound like — regular blankets filled with some sort of weight, typically small glass beads.
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" A few minutes later, an officer said, "We're making tourniquets out of blankets, but I'm running out of blankets here.
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Managers would still have their 13-man security blankets, but only 10 of the blankets would be available on any given day.
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Chances are you've been hearing a lot about weighted blankets lately, AKA the blankets that feel like a hug and help you sleep.
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What's also really nice is that Gravity Blankets come with a removable, machine-washable duvet cover, which isn't common with cheaper weighted blankets.
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Space blankets or moving blankets can be fashioned into coats for cold days, and plastic bags can double as waterproof boots when it rains.
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But the findings also reported that the weighted blankets did not improve overall sleep time for the children any more than the traditional blankets.
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Heatsheets, a popular brand of the blankets, has a program to donate the used blankets to a company that makes wood-alternative decks and railings.
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Even retailers like Target and Amazon have a selection of canvases, mugs, and blankets (yes, blankets!) just waiting to be customized with a digital photo.
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Women at the protest wrapped themselves in foil blankets to mimic the silver blankets that were seen in photographs of migrant children taken at detention centers.
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Weighted blankets A good night's rest can be critical to good health, and weighted blankets have been growing in popularity for people with insomnia and anxiety.
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There aren't many studies on weighted blankets in adults, but there's some research on weighted blankets in children with autism and people with depression or anxiety.
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With spring approaching fast, we'll soon have to give up binging Netflix under our blankets for more outdoors-y activities...like binging Netflix on top our blankets.
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The study, published in 2014 in the journal Pediatrics, found that autistic children and their parents preferred weighted blankets over regular ones (the blankets were "well tolerated").
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Purported to assist with stress and sleep, weighted blankets are exactly what they sound like — blankets with added weight, typically around 235% of the user's body weight.
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Participants need to send their blankets to the museum by August 20, and Zweiman says the completed 2,000 miles of blankets will go on display by September 2017.
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The blankets come in solid colors, prints, and plaids, and start at $149 depending on the sizeI've stuck to solid colors, but the blankets come in different prints, plaids, and more.
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REYNOSA, Mexico — The constant sound of emergency blankets rustling.
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" They're like, "Is this movie going to sell blankets?
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Pairings: Figs in Blankets With Port-Mustard Sauce Jen Pelka planned to serve figs in blankets at the New York branch of the Riddler, the Champagne bar she owns in San Francisco.
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Awed by our surroundings, Tim and I huddled in blankets designated for the fireside (to prevent guests, presumably, from using the beautiful — and expensive — Pendleton wool blankets that topped each tepee bed).
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Walmart has the best-selling NEX weighted blankets on sale for up to $240 off today, bringing the 260 x 215-inch and 259.99 x 2154-inch blankets to $803 and $280, respectively.
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Swiss Safe Emergency Mylar Thermal Blankets (4-pack), available on Amazon for $17.99These Mylar thermal blankets are designed to retain to up 90% of body heat and are waterproof, windproof, and moisture-proof.
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The volunteers swarm the asylum seekers, offering blankets and water.
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The horrified resident had pushed him back out with blankets.
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Fidget spinners, weighted blankets and the rise of anxiety consumerism.
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We get to the lake and spread out two blankets.
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Supplies such as water, blankets and cellphone chargers were provided.
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Some sleep in derelict cars stuffed full of blankets instead.
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The crew handed out emergency blankets and plastic sleeping bags.
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Each seat also had pillows and blankets placed on them...
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Most of the immigrants had nothing but thin, mylar blankets.
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Take weighted blankets, which are all the rage right now.
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A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies.
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Most of the immigrants had nothing but thin thermal blankets.
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More than 150,000 space blankets were shipped to shivering victims.
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This story makes us wants to grab our security blankets.
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Bring blankets or chairs to get comfortable for the movie.
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Grey reindeer skins and tightly woven blankets drape the chairs.
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I also carry water and emergency blankets for the homeless.
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Rescuers wrapped Carolyn in blankets and took her to safety.
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We're getting generators, water, ice, blankets & more to stores + shelters.
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They bring some sheets and blankets and we knock out.
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People approach as we unload, asking for shoes, blankets, water.
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Plus, they're super cute when they're wrapped up in blankets.
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Many appear to have space blankets that look like foil.
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Weighted Blanket Weighted blankets are all the rage right now.
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We set up our blankets and the beach is PACKED!
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A cash card travels better than grain, buckets and blankets.
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In 2019, thick smoke now blankets much of the Amazon.
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I saw that some people hang blankets from their balconies.
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Maywa asks us to lie back down on our blankets.
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I walked into the tents and saw so many blankets.
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In a small bed with messy blankets lay Ms. O'Hara.
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Some brought supplies others might need: water, blankets, medicine, tools.
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Food, chairs and blankets are welcome, but alcohol is not.
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They offered burgers, cheese quesadillas, pancakes, pickles, coffee and blankets.
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A smooth caramel Swiss buttercream blankets the top and sides.
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After a swim, the blankets are restored, Ms. Chailert said.
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Couples spread out on blankets or watched from folding chairs.
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They built a fort made of furniture, cushions and blankets.
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Some agreed that their blankets had smelled strangely like bacon.
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Neither is stockpiling sheets and blankets to repurpose as rope.
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Just thinking it as I order more blankets on Amazon.
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"They ran out of cots and blankets," Burgalow told CNN.
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The huge towels that felt like blankets were a bonus.
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Blankets and gin and tonics provide warmth on chilly days.
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The women slept on the floor, using curtains as blankets.
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Her boyfriend wrapped her in blankets to stop the shivering.
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Baths are big, as are candles, blankets and lying down.
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Some of the smaller dogs wear blankets to keep warm.
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She'll have messy hair and her little blankets with her.
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If it becomes chilly, as it often does, blankets arrive.
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A smoke haze from bushfires blankets Sydney on Dec. 19.
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The inmates were promised extra blankets, but they never came.
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Cretaceous thimbles, metal delectables, sporadic blankets, and effigies en croute?
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Usually they come with blankets and pillows, occasionally even pajamas.
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Mashable reports that these mermaid blankets have been around since last year thanks to Melanie Campbell and her Etsy shop, CassJamesDesigns — though she's not currently selling the blankets, which can take eight weeks to make.
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Then we hang out under furry blankets for a few hours.
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Dread blankets the film, to the point where it's almost suffocating.
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Most were only carrying a few clothes, blankets and their toothbrushes.
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The items requested are practical — winter clothing, toys, blankets and footwear.
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It's not like it's broadcasting a frequency that blankets the area.
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Farrar explained that she was knitting baby blankets for her church.
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Thick blankets and freshly fried tortillas make for a good night.
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On the lower deck people sit huddled in golden emergency blankets.
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Later in the evening they will be given thick grey blankets.
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Every night was a huge passeggiata with people perusing the blankets.
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Other boys are seen draped in foil blankets to keep warm.
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By midevening, the blankets were soaked with sweat, vomit and blood.
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There are no beds, and detainees are given thin, foil blankets.
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Warm blankets, towels, or clothing will also help increase body temperature.
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That's why many marathon runners use Mylar blankets to warm themselves.
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Meanwhile, heroin blankets our streets, as drug interdiction receives inadequate support.
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Markov blankets around a leaf and a tree and a mosquito.
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About 12 teenagers sat on the floor tucked in heavy blankets.
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It was definitely a night for cozy blankets and girl talk.
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The aid consists of blankets and medicine as well as food.
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Serres had become bored with the normal blankets, hats and scarves.
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This is quite different from your early works, which used blankets.
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These makeshift hug blankets make especially great gifts for empty nesters.
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Alexa, remember that I kept the extra blankets in the attic.
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Weighted blankets are the sleep aid you never knew you needed.
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It's the overall pick in our best weighted blankets guide.275.01.
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And thank you for your lasagnas and cookies and warm blankets.
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The center mostly consists of cement cells, cots and Mylar blankets.
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These include notebooks, computer briefcases, barrier blankets, furniture, and even underwear.
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His cell had a pile of blankets rather than a cot.
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Every nook was tastefully curated, from framed art to patterned blankets.
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Surprisingly, though, I haven't felt the need to add extra blankets.
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Four homes later we decided to settle for blankets for winter.
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"We don't necessarily recommend compression blankets," a VA spokesperson tells me.
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Finally, while some weighted blankets are machine washable, others are not.
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Ultimately, Takahashi found that the fiberglass and silica blankets performed best.
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Blankets of pinkish-red worms covered the vertebrae and tail bones.
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The children behind chain-link fences and huddled under foil blankets.
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A patchwork quilt of blankets began to spread over the pavement.
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Ms. Osmanski and her husband provide separate blankets for the kids.
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The blankets, if new, would probably cost a few hundred dollars.
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Before the animals have a mud bath, the blankets come off.
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Dirty, ripped blankets, carpets, mattresses and abandoned motorcycles littered the ground.
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I also design and modify cargo bags, blankets and so forth.
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There were calls for blankets, and an elderly man nearly fainted.
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Instead, heated blankets were provided to patients to keep them warm.
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Jandra, who lives in Nashville, confesses to owning six weighted blankets.
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In the corner, a half-dozen homeless laborers slept on blankets.
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We had wool blankets with us and sat in the water.
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"It blankets the whole market outside of the U.S.," said Bryan.
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Break out the PJ pants and warm blankets, and get cozy.
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Finally, the patients were wrapped in blankets to ward off hypothermia.
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Bumpy blankets of blue spread across pastures, parks and highway shoulders.
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For some material handout, probably, for food or blankets or documents.
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Snow blankets Kansas Sunday's weather in Kansas caused major traffic disruptions.
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"We use blankets," Ms. Reyes said, "and what love we have."
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This unit was for sleeping; they had blankets on the floor.
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Police have been accused of ripping blankets away from freezing migrants.
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It uses strips of bacon as blankets and steaks as pillows.
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Maybe you've been marketed sleep trackers, meditation apps, or weighted blankets.
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Two passengers in first class gave the players their blankets as they headed to their coach seats, but a flight attendant accused them of stealing the blankets and forced them off the plane, the AP reported.
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Storage areas that had been used for Border Patrol equipment in Del Rio "are now storing baby formula, diapers, additional extra space for blankets, heat blankets they can wrap up in," Chief Davis said last month.
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We got a call from some refugee camps in Wedding that they needed blankets for the winter, so one weekend we gave away a hummus plate and a beer to everyone who brought baby clothes and blankets.
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Among the most notable creations is a totem-pole sized stack of folded, commercially made blankets that almost reaches the ceiling of the gallery (blankets have great significance to many Native Americans, given as gifts, for example).
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" According to the group, members create blankets for more than just rhinoceroses: "We make crochet and knitted blankets for a variety of orphaned baby wildlife animals, including but not limited to rhinos, elephants, chimpanzees, baboons, vervet monkeys.
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Snow blankets towering mountains, fog fills valleys, and pines ring glittering lakes.
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The aid packages include clothing, blankets and heating fuel, among other things.
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All the stuff we could fit in the trunk — clothes and blankets.
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Don't forget to cover yourself with blankets as the weather is cold.
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A middle-aged woman lay on the operating table, wrapped in blankets.
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I let her under the blankets for cuddles and silence my alarm.
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Snow blankets the bank of the River Seine and Notre Dame Cathedral.
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A mighty fine alternative to those thin airline blankets, wouldn't you say?
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Weighted blankets like the one from the Canine Coddler ($79.98) work similarly.
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"A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies," DiBella wrote.
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Restaurants offer blankets to pregnant women, even in the height of summer.
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We gather blankets and feast on s'mores — so much for being productive!
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Today, it's introducing new sustainable blankets made from 100 percent recycled bottles.
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But are weighted blankets really a magic panacea for all things anxiety?
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Ever since I first read about Markov blankets, I'd seen them everywhere.
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Blankets and food were delivered by helicopters to those still stuck inside.
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Many people's knitting efforts focus on jumpers, scarves, children's clothes and blankets.
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Unfortunately, they're a little more interested in warm blankets and hot chocolate.
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Burt's Bees Baby Swaddles, Muslin Cotton Baby Blankets, 3-Pack, $34.95; amazon.
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She was swaddled in her blankets and sleeping, well, like a baby.
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Candy Peña made baby blankets with the yarn Gordon had brought her.
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"We wanted to say there is humanity under these blankets," he said.
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In addition to the blankets, medals await the runners as they finish.
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Some people were shown lying down, using foil-like sheets as blankets.
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On the night of his death, the crate was covered in blankets.
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Passengers can also get comfortable thanks to blankets, eye masks, and slippers.
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Bedbugs are hardy travelers that hitch rides on clothes, luggage and blankets.
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Advice rolls over her: Ferber, No-Cry, weighted blankets, white-noise machines.
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Here we started needing the sleeping bags, coats, and blankets to sleep.
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This set of "Lion King" blankets features Simba, Mufasa, Pumbaa, and Timon.
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She and Rich begged each volunteer who went by for more blankets.
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In addition to the blankets, medals await the runners as they finish.
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During the day, that area is used to store blankets and pillows.
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Inside, migrants lay on tinfoil-like blankets and some children watched television.
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Port-a-potties, tents, and blankets have all been donated as well.
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Her and a small group of volunteers still sew blankets by hand.
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Blankets are swaddled round his head despite how warm the day is.
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The bodies are reconstructed with horse skins, wood, leather, blankets, and iron.
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Then the blankets started to move because there were people under them.
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The sky is heavy, the color of pewter; snow blankets the sidewalk.
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I hibernated indoors under plush blankets while the medicine did its job.
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The climbers were sitting in the backs of jeeps wrapped in blankets.
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I should probably get some blankets in, ready for the long evenings.
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Even a request for extra blankets would have to go through lawyers.
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She found an old carpet and mattresses and blankets to sleep on.
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Woven blankets and wraps eventually became the village's main source of income.
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The prisoners had lice in their hair and moths in their blankets.
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Terrible bone-shaking chills racked him, despite the thick layer of blankets.
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Mothers wrapped babies in dirty blankets to keep them warm and dry.
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The money will go toward temporary roofing, blankets and non-perishable foods.
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Their bodies were laid out in a grassy courtyard, wrapped in blankets.
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I'm an unashamed big spoon and separate blankets felt unusual and alien.
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Rebecca's solution is to have a large blanket that covers both blankets.
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The Milkweed Inn is all Pendleton blankets, deer taxidermy and wood smoke.
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Every season has its Instagram bait, and in winter it is blankets.
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At different points we have been given food, blankets, and sleeping bags.
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It's celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for newborns.
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Nearby, a few patients slept on identical recliners, draped in soft blankets.
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Other students have sewn blankets and pillows for a local VA hospital.
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Monets sat wrapped in blankets, while curators positioned stand-in cardboard Brancusis.
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The Nahariya hospital was so overcrowded it asked for donations of blankets.
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It was coming from a woman with a baby wrapped in blankets.
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Many have slept in a park under heavy blankets brought from home.
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It also has some holiday-specific items, like ornaments, blankets and scarves.
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Research on the relationship between weighted blankets and insomnia is fairly lacking.
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Other agents walk in, stepping on silver blankets strewn around the cell.
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At the very least, he said, there should have been extra blankets.
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The sun was setting, and some girls had wrapped themselves in blankets.
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In a sobering installation consisting of of three glowing lanterns and a stack of rough gray blankets, the artist references the Beninese tradition of leaving out lanterns and blankets on the coast when boats are lost at sea.
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Blankie Tails (the company behind those viral mermaid-tail blankets) has recently released a line of wearable blankets that look exactly like the dresses worn by some of the most beloved Disney princesses, including Cinderella, Belle, and Frozen's Anna.
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The best luxury beach blanket: Faherty brand blankets ($128.00) Faherty's brushed cotton beach blankets are not only soft on the eyes with southwestern desert palettes, they're soft on your body, and I should know: I've been living in mine.
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There were blankets made with Pendleton and an axe made with Best Made.
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The space I'm in has comfy booths for napping, with blankets and pillows.
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Beyond the utility, these good-looking Yakima camp blankets are really well made.
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The migrants also receive mylar blankets, which CBP said is for sanitary reasons.
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Put your pillows and blankets and sheets in them to weigh them down.
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With no shelter, they laid out towels and blankets on the cold concrete.
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People camped out overnight, sleeping under tarps and blankets to fight the cold.
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YOUNG children in cages, sleeping on thin mattresses and covered in foil blankets.
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The system blankets a home and creates stronger, more reliable personal internet access.
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I made sure I didn't have one too many blankets in my cell.
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Mexican blankets line the stage and dusty religious candles hang on the wall.
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Many dead, in blankets in the back of pickup trucks, race past us.
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His house is now a tent made of blankets, taped and sewn together.
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The blankets are traditionally worn with the pinstripe facing vertically to symbolize growth.
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Others posted splits of Ivanka and Syrian refugees wearing the same thermal blankets.
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"I went back in, took off the blankets," Crawford said, the Courier reports.
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The steamy heat of southern Vietnam gets trapped and blankets you upon entry.
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The policies that prohibit things like blankets aren't over a lack of resources.
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People wrapped in blankets leave the terminal buildings at Zaventem airport near Brussels.
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You don't need the provided blankets, nor do you wish for a fan.
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Foil blankets are piling up as women are arrested here at the Senate.
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A large, plush tent filled with pillows and blankets was shoes-off only.
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The bed is a concrete slab adorned with a thin mattress and blankets.
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They'd brought out the same pillows and blankets, and a bottle of wine.
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My only complaint with weighted blankets is that they can work too well.
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Instead, Less awakens to a plane of sleeping citizens under blue prison blankets.
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The seat came with two types of pillows and blankets for ultimate comfort.
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Fortunately, I had grandmothers who crocheted blankets, lace, hats, and scarves like machines.
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These blankets start at $149 depending on the size so they're not cheap.
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They covered themselves with Mylar blankets in a room with a concrete bench.
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While NYC Mayor Bill DeBlasio (D) sent a truck with blankets and Gov.
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They're usually held in a yoga-type studio, with yoga mats, pillows, blankets.
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"But maybe with a good puffer jacket and few better blankets," he laughs.
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Bledsoe said his wife had wrapped herself and the children in wet blankets.
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Even airline-issued pillows and blankets have a price tag on some carriers.
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What appeared to be bodies covered in blankets were visible through the gaps.
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At home, I swap out pillows and throw blankets with lighter-colored ones.
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Throughout history, civilizations and cultures have used textiles—rugs and blankets—as currency.
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He posed for newspaper photos at her side, tenderly adjusting her hospital blankets.
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In those cases Mysliwiec would not consider weighted blankets appropriate or exactly safe.
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She started lots of projects—blankets and scarves, mostly—but rarely finished them.
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Just in a few days, they surpassed their initial goal of 724 blankets.
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I spent many nights crying and trembling under layers of cheap acrylic blankets.
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Finally, at Etro, flowing paisley dresses were worn with vibrantly patterned wool blankets.
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They capped the ceremony with a picnic, sprawled over blankets and chatting idly.
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The pens are unusually quiet except for the crinkling of silver Mylar blankets.
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Guests huddled around heat lamps, wrapped in hoodies, blankets, and even spare tablecloths.
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So Ms. Dundlow hung baby blankets from the windows of her Ford Expedition.
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But that was my parenting generation, when germs were scary but blankets weren't.
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The guy flees when he notices a tiny foot stirring under the blankets.
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Each displayed a variety of weighted blankets; I'd had them open for weeks.
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Weighted blankets are nice to have—we liken them to a warm hug.
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THE DO-EVERYTHING SCARF Many airlines have done away with blankets in economy.
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Patients were hooked into oxygen machines and tucked under plaid or striped blankets.
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Their cells were crowded, with no free space between their mattresses and blankets.
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There were blankets sprawled everywhere, with pillows in every crevice of the room.
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A woman after she left her babies blinking awake in their sack blankets.
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Family and friends arrived with bags of blankets, pillows and sheets in hand.
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Weighted blankets have been beneficial for people who struggle with insomnia and anxiety.
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The coats they wore were adapted from utility blankets slung over multiple layers.
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During flu season, residents set up camp overnight with blankets in hospital corridors.
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She wore white shirts with cream cardigans, huge straw hats and actual blankets.
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Many wear only sneakers for shoes and have to wrap themselves in blankets.
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She is huddled next to a kerosene stove under a pile of blankets.
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The supposedly heat-tolerant salvia didn't like being slathered with blankets of humidity.
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Migrants also get silver Mylar blankets while they sleep on the concrete floor.
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The weighted jackets provide comfort just as swaddling a baby in blankets would.
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Many protesters brought mattresses and blankets as they settled in for the evening.
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Research has shown that weighted blankets may help reduce anxiety and improve sleep.
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Workers were also using absorbent pads and blankets to soak up the oil.
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Closets held tiny clothes, sheets and blankets, and boxes and boxes of diapers.
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It'll be cold so make sure to pack any hats, gloves, blankets, etc.
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The protest culminated in a sit-in at the Hart Senate Office building, during which many of the protesters wrapped themselves in foil blankets, reminiscent of the silver blankets migrant children have been seen with in photos taken from detention centers.
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Tea and blankets aren't allowed, however, in the sterilized environment of a surgical center.
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Families gathered in the heat, using blankets strung up on the fencing for shade.
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His camping supplies are modest: a chair, some blankets, and a lot of patience.
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"Blankets are draped loosely over the top, bit like mum's wing," said one message.
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This year retailers are stocking their shelves full of Sherpa sweatshirts and fluffy blankets.
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My step-mother was making blankets for family and she gave me a lesson.
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There were bibs, blankets and items of clothing and a "Healthy Holly" jump rope.
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The footage portrays dozens of people in cages and children sleeping under foil blankets.
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Others had blankets over their crates because they were so sensitive to their surroundings.
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Additionally, blankets, crib bumpers and pillows should be kept out of the sleep area.
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She covered the mattresses with printed fleece blankets neatly tucked in like sofa covers.
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My hands tuck the blankets around her frame; my fingers comb through her hair.
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Once they were in the pile of blankets on the floor, Iris took control.
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Weighted blankets have rocketed into popularity, but some of them aren't really that comfortable.
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This space was largely occupied by a mountain of old blankets and stuffed animals.
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In his little camp out they found blankets she just cleaned and put away.
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They also changed the animals' bedding, and give them blankets for the colder weather.
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You can also use blocks, cushions, bands, and blankets to enhance your yoga experience.
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Once the record was set, the blankets were disassembled and donated to needy people.
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In the picture, the dogs are running through the snow with their blankets on.
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They are sleeping under the tanks, on plastic, on blankets … But few women sleep.
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In an emotional touch, the ends of the blue and pink blankets are intertwined.
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Monaly and her friends wrapped themselves in blankets to protect them from flying bullets.
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He was pulled aboard, wrapped in blankets and taken to a Turkish fishing village.
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You have the blankets, the popcorn, the hot chocolate— but what should you watch?
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Most said they needed much more, though, including blankets and basic necessities like toilets.
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We took documents, papers, everything we could, blankets, pillows and stayed in the basement.
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Curly haired children tucked under gray medical blankets wearing masks to protect their faces.
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There were blankets on the floor in the bedrooms, along with a few lamps.
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You not only had no pajamas, you also had no bed, sheets, or blankets.
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Houses once occupied by ISIS fighters remain standing, filled with blankets and sleeping bags.
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"We slept in the bush with no blankets despite the chilling weather," Kyari said.
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Christian was one of the first babies to receive one of Sidney's swaddling blankets.
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We have to realize it's not just all diapers and blankets and hair bows.
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Sinkholes, blankets of peaches, thunderstorms and breasts bruised raw all play significant metaphoric roles.
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None were injured and they were rescued, draped in blankets, by noon on Thursday.
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But Sophie finds it under the blankets, leading to an afternoon of imaginative play.
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Gravity Blanket offers two weight blankets that are on sale this Prime Day 2019:
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They're hungry, but they don't eat any houseplants or chew through the Hermès blankets.
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They described bombings, rapes, arson and the looting of livestock, blankets and cooking pots.
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A pile of goodies welcomed me on the plane: pillows, blankets and complimentary toiletries.
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Be sure to check out marked-down college blankets, cornhole sets, bedding and more.
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In the alleyways, I saw that many of the windows were covered with blankets.
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She and other women slept on the floor under "aluminum paper" blankets, she says.
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They slept on the floor and were given only aluminum-foil blankets as cover.
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Cozy blankets, hot chocolate, and a warm fire make a home day feel decadent.
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Aunts, uncles and cousins sat on lawn chairs and striped blankets on the grass.
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His youngest daughter, age 210, lies beneath wet blankets, coughing inside their soggy tent.
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But that's about the extent of our understanding of the science beneath weighted blankets.
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Here are commonplace books, antique blankets, textile sample books, needlework portfolios and fabric swatches.
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They are trained in first aid and equipped with tents, blankets and rescue tools.
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Here are 9 of the best weighted blankets to help you get super cozy.
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Gone are the days of draping blankets over stools and chairs to make forts.
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From the 4003st floor, blankets in Central Park's Sheep Meadow resembled bits of confetti.
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Others simply hit the floor, with backpacks and jackets as makeshift pillows and blankets.
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That's what we do around dinner tables and sitting on picnic blankets, isn't it?
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Not only is it free, but there are 250 blankets available for borrowing. bryantpark.
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We leave water, food, blankets and other basic necessities along the desert's migration corridors.
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In addition to meals, the homeless get blankets, hygiene kits, socks and other items.
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And what about those metallic blankets that runners wear at the end of races?
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They brought us blankets full of moths and she had asthma and couldn't breathe.
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The company ships internationally and plans to expand into blankets and bathrobes next year.
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In the nearby Andersonville neighborhood, visit Brimfield for vintage plaid blankets and college pennants.
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The décor was, as you might guess, extremely panda-heavy: blankets, towels, bedspreads — everything.
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Think twice before you send any blankets, clothes or toys into a disaster area.
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Freya Blackwood's ("My Two Blankets") wispy watercolors are luscious, dreamy and packed with detail.
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Families are instructed to launder sheets and blankets and to bag unwashable stuffed animals.
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They stretched out on plastic chairs or curled atop thick blankets on the floor.
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They are met with blankets and a security check, dry clothes and green cots.
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The hair and shoes of each "child" poke out from underneath silver thermal blankets.
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I'm still not sure, but I have three more blankets being delivered on Tuesday.
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The graduate students who are fasting take posts there each day, wrapped in blankets.
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The survivors rested on blankets and pieces of cardboard, filling every room and hallway.
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Dozens of the women lie outside on the floor, their children wrapped in blankets.
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Inside each are big rooms lined with bunk beds covered with brightly patterned blankets.
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"The next thing we needed to do was get blankets up here," he said.
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Heated and weighted blankets are winter essentials and we found a few on sale.
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Two cannisters of gas and several blankets await in the back of the pickup.
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A Red Cross vehicle arrived and delivered blankets and warm hats for the children.
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After an outbreak of scabies, residents there piled up wool blankets to be burned.
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The agency said it had provided blankets and other relief materials for affected families.
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In Zimbabwe, it is preparing to distribute shelter, blankets, food, hygiene kits and clothing.
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She led me through a dingy hallway scattered with dog blankets and woollen cobwebs.
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At least in the shelters [in Tijuana] you have blankets, a place to sleep.
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This is where and why we've seen kids sleeping in "cages" under emergency blankets.
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He sits back across a bed, leaning on a stack of tightly folded blankets.
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The Gravity Blanket wasn't some newfangled invention when it debuted on Kickstarter two years ago; weighted blankets, also known as anxiety blankets, have been used as a form of therapy for people with autism and other mental health conditions since the late '90s.
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I've bought $1 blankets at Walmart that are better quality, better smelling, and more useful.
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His stepmother made him sleep with only sheets, not blankets, in the New Jersey winter.
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The National Weather Service recommends warm clothes, boots, blankets, flashlight with extra batteries and snacks.
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He doesn&apost know that he&aposs underneath the blankets here, but watch his tail.
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Fend off the reality of an unfestive world with hot bowls of food and blankets.
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The Gravity Blanket, AKA the OG of weighted blankets, is now $70 off on Amazon.
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We head back to the couch with blankets and don't move for a few hours.
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Most people suggested softening the plates' fall with soft pads, thick blankets, quilts or mattresses.
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East African neighbor Kenya announced on Monday it would donate iron sheeting, blankets and mattresses.
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Our sources tell TMZ ... the rapper is sleeping on a yoga mat with no blankets.
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The aluminum blankets they received didn't do much to combat the freezing temperatures, Jessica said.
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Then it's back under the blankets on this freezing cold morning to go shopping online.
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The medical team discuss whether or not they have enough gauze, morphine and emergency blankets.
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Her plywood platform bolted to the wall, with its sleeping bag and folded wool blankets.
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Tall piles of clothing, blankets, dog food, diapers, and bedding filled the lobby of Lakewood.
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The remaining passengers were given food, water and survival blankets to wait out their rescue.
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So far, they have distributed 6,500 blankets, and 7,000 kits to people in evacuation shelters.
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At night, my grandmother would bring blankets to scared refugees while they awaited their escape.
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Check out these tortilla print blankets that wrap you up into a human burrito—a.k.a.
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Ecothread blankets were first introduced in commercial airlines with Australia-based Jetstar Airways in 2016.
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We would bundle into blankets and head to the basement that reeked of souring cabbage.
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He allegedly fatally shot the girl before burying all three bodies beneath trash and blankets.
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I walk around with blankets wrapped around me while brushing my teeth and checking Tinder.
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But at the most basic level, weighted blankets mostly just feel like a gentle hug.
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In 2018, some of the most mundane household items can have innovative qualities — even blankets.
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They delivered food, medicine, blankets and other supplies to ward off the severe winter cold.
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Images on state media showed bloodied victims and bodies covered in blankets inside the mosque.
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Some residents only escaped the flames by knotting together blankets and lowering themselves from windows.
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After one recent eviction, residents' possessions—blankets, beds, toys—were left dumped in the street.
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The tangled nest of blankets and throw pillows was what made my bed so comfortable.
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Blankets infected with smallpox were given to Native Americans by British Colonialists, with devastating results.
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The blankets define how biological things exist over time and behave distinctly from one another.
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His equipment list includes bandaids, gauze, blood stop, tape, and emergency blankets for the homeless.
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This is referred to Deep Touch Pressure Simulation, and NEX's 15-pound blankets mimic that.
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The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) handed out food, water and blankets, and helped provide shelter.
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It now offers home furnishings, like throw pillows and blankets, for rent on its website.
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They were also more likely to sleep with objects like pillows, blankets and stuffed animals.
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If you don't mind me asking, how many throw blankets did you manage to sell?
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The two had been given water, food and blankets overnight and authorities monitored their status.
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We're told the 83-year-old Manson, who lays still covered in blankets, looks ashen.
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A significant consequence is a layer of silty, sensitive clay that blankets the Ottawa region.
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Suleiman Umar owns a factory in Kano that makes relief blankets on ancient-looking looms.
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With some blankets and chairs you can transform your living room into a regular Hooverville.
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"Two blocks from here, they was trying to sell us the blankets," Marcella told me.
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Bayraytay has appealed for more international aid -- medical supplies, shelters, blankets -- to help Freetown recover.
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Researchers have found that heart-related hospitalizations increase shortly after a snowstorm blankets a region.
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In some of the shelter's indoor spaces, blankets have become makeshift partitions to provide privacy.
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The iPic has reclining lounge chairs, pillows, blankets, and a full food and drink menu.
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Make sure blankets support her body so that when the baby arrives, it lands gently.
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The collection includes a sleeping bag ($39.95), swaddles ($59.95), blankets ($59.95), and burpy bibs ($26.95).
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Buns the color of milk and honey morph into sofas, blankets and a chic overcoat.
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"These ultra-soft throw blankets are perfect for curling up on the couch," said Nibbs.
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Andie sewed, making two blankets for homeless people as part of a community service project.
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The Iranian Red Crescent Society is distributing blankets, tents and canned food to those affected.
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Some described trying to muffle the noise with curtains or blankets, often to little effect.
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The lid lifts to reveal enough space for throw blankets and a pair of slippers.
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We don't have room for a pumpkin-shaped pie dish or 10 spare wool blankets.
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Although it was the middle of winter, the houses had no heat, furniture, or blankets.
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Sittings on folded quilt blankets, participants occasionally left the crowded circle for food and beverages.
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In the back, people meandered and lounged on blankets, tuning into the speakers only occasionally.
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I wanted to pull the blankets up and over my face and fall to sleep.
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The irony is that the VA, at least, does offer patients weighted blankets and vests.
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And there are party favors: Google-branded headphones or gloves and blankets in New Hampshire.
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In Nayarit, hotels were turned into shelters, with food and blankets provided to evacuated residents.
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You see a lot of wool hats, gloves and blankets, like at a football game.
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While soft, they are sturdy and can hold anything from blankets to hard plastic toys.
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The tent has bathrooms, blankets, water and food — but people appear to be miserable nonetheless.
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For one, bright tiles, fringe and Pendleton blankets are well suited to the Instagram era.
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For two nights, the family had had to sleep on the cold floor without blankets.
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At the school, people slept bundled up in heavy blankets and wearing coats and caps.
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When Americans see a homeless man cocooned in blankets, we often wonder how he failed.
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In one clip, the boys are sitting, some wrapped in space blankets, as Lt. Col.
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Airlines in Asia are restricting items that are reused, such as pillows, blankets, and magazines.
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They reasoned blankets were a practical way to help homeless neighbors in New York City.
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The country is celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for some newborns.
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On the crowded deck, we passed out blankets, diapers, sanitary pads, baby formula and food.
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A pile of wet American Red Cross blankets sat near the end of one line.
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Quilts and blankets that track rainfall, air pollution and temperature have been around for awhile.
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One of the most popular weighted blankets on the market is "The Napper" from Bearaby.
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A few people had reached for blankets to cover their shoulders as the temperature dropped.
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A few people had reached for blankets to cover their shoulders as the temperature dropped.
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I put some pillows and blankets out for them and blow up my air mattress.
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JPMorgan will add thermal energy blankets above ceiling tiles in more than $1,700 retail branches.
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They include candles, crocheted blankets, guitars, mugs, dolls for pet lovers, home decor, and more.
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Some were in pajamas, some in overcoats, some with their blankets draped over their shoulders.
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At night, officers put down mats and provide blankets so migrants have somewhere to sleep.
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Local restaurants provided food, while the American Red Cross gave out hot beverages and blankets.
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At night, she kept warm under a pile of blankets collected from different aid groups.
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"The Ukrainians are being slaughtered and we're sending blankets and meals," McCain said in 2015.
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The federal defenders initially requested that the M.D.C. management provide backup heating or more blankets.
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They had sewn together these blankets to hide the street view from Turkish army snipers.
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He stopped to examine the blankets out of curiosity because they looked new, he said.
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These bundles would include supplies (like diapers, blankets, and onesies) for a newborn's first month.
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The young men also wore traditional red blankets and black sandals made out of tires.
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What does it matter if truth is true, When pigs in Constitutional blankets will do?
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She and her colleagues have joyfully handed out more than 1,000 blankets to kids receiving care.
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They staggered down the ramp, women and children first, one elderly man bundled up in blankets.
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But the only problem is a lot of high-quality weighted blankets can be pretty pricy.
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A thick and heavy paralysis sat on top of me like an extra layer of blankets.
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We decide to go back to two blankets going forward, but snuggle and have some fun.
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Police found Huennekens' body wrapped in blankets with two belts around her, Fox 6 now reported.
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She remembers her entire body being cold, so she would bundle up in boots and blankets.
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Children played amid piles of luggage, clothes, and blankets as their families waited to board buses.
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"They have pillows and blankets and you recline and they turn down the lights," she explains.
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The baby was hidden under blankets next to Hoehn when police searched the apartment on Aug.
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Not the kind that makes you want to lay down in a bunch of soft blankets.
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Some passengers were curled up under blankets on the floor or sleeping slumped on luggage trolleys.
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Local news media reported that some sympathetic residents distributed blankets and food to the protesting refugees.
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They rely heavily on volunteers, who visit often to supply them with food, clothes, and blankets.
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The money collected will help purchase water, propane, food, blankets and other supplies for the camp.
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Other Syrians helped find them another tent and a charity gave them a couple of blankets.
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Police pepper spraying food, water, clothing, and blankets, thereby rendering them unfit for consumption and unusable.
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The authors of the report also encourage more cash assistance, rather than food, tents and blankets.
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They were both carrying blankets and his 3-year-old, Celeste, was holding a stuffed animal.
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Kim Stewart helps put out blankets at the Chattanooga Community Kitchen on Tuesday in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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It's cold and raining but there is excitement because we are here with food and blankets.
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A matte black blankets most of it, including many buttons that were white in previous versions.
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He then covered the container with blankets and placed it inside the bedroom closet, police said.
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In western Mosul, the convoy that had driven through the checkpoint distributed blankets, water and food.
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In another workshop clothes are shredded, spun into yarn and woven by power looms into blankets.
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Runners are asleep on cots or under sleeping bags, or slowly eating and drinking under blankets.
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Frank will embroider the name and face of customers' pets on pillows, dog beds and blankets.
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The boy alleged that during the night, he awoke to find that the blankets were shaking.
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Their rickety teepees, lined with blankets, are heated only with campfire embers brought inside at nightfall.
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Now, Gravity says it's sold more than 60,000 weighted blankets, resulting in $15 million in sales.
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The room's adorned with oversized hamburger pillows, french fry blankets, and neat stacks of McBiscuit sandwiches.
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The company started selling pillows, blankets, and sheets in 2015, and it's constantly tweaking these products.
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It's cold and raining, but there is excitement because we are here with food and blankets.
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Small areas were screened off and what appeared to be bodies covered in blankets were visible.
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"We rewatched season 7 of Grey's Anatomy while swaddled under blankets," Granziano told Mashable over email.
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She wet a bunch of blankets and put them down at the side of the bed.
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Drinkers can even wrap themselves in woolen blankets as they sip on gin-laced winter warmers.
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The conditions were abysmal; the girls say they washed floors in exchange for blankets and clothing.
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It's basically a sensory activity, like fondling lots of nice blankets or having sex on ecstasy.
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New Yorkers assist a vehicle stuck in snow as winter storm Jonas blankets New York City.
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Four trucks carrying food and blankets had moved into the city by about 212:28 p.m.
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Tofino Brewing Co's spruce tips are harvested from the sitka spruce which literally blankets the island.
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A few blankets spread around give a semblance of comfort, but she says it isn't enough.
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Sometimes on my lunch breaks, I walk to West Elm just to touch the throw blankets.
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There's never enough blankets so we all have to squeeze together, two girls per sleeping mat.
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His wife Jessica Griffith, 43, was found dead underneath a pile of blankets in their bed.
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Weighted Blanket Weighted blankets are meant to ease stress and anxiety and aid in better sleep.
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She said her blankets, identification and clothes were scooped up and placed in a trash bin.
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At a community center where some spent the night, workers dispensed blankets and emergency food rations.
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Weighted blanket Weighted blankets are meant to ease stress and anxiety and aid in better sleep.
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They wore floppy hats and long sleeves, and used blankets to cover themselves from the sun.
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Men huddled on the lumps of moldy sofas around them, donning blankets and scarves and jackets.
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You can crochet all sorts of items, like pillows, blankets, sweaters, costumes, and scarves and hats.
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Gravity Blanket offers two weighted blankets that are on sale as a holiday promo right now:
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In Norcia, dozens of residents wrapped in blankets greeted the dawn in the town's main square.
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Photographs showed children penned in large metal cages and sprawled on concrete floors under plastic blankets.
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A basket is a versatile piece that you can use for storing blankets, toys, and more.
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Sam left the house with her owner's blankets and pillows, and moved to 1 Day Ranch.
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We sat on their scratchy wool blankets and talked about religion and the war and America.
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If you are trapped somewhere, cover up with blankets, sleeping bags, clothes or whatever is nearby.
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I was wrapped in blankets, given an oxygen mask; an IV was stuck in my arm.
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To help speed things along, we strip our beds and fold all the sheets and blankets.
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The leaflets will suggest preparing long-abandoned Cold War bunkers and stockpiling food, water, and blankets.
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Blankets, linen, clothes, waiting drily in the dark for the deluge, the patience of the damned.
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She hangs blankets around her bunk bed to keep flies and mosquitoes out, to no avail.
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Since then, the company has branched out into sheets, comforters, pillows, blankets, towels, washcloths, and more.
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" In an ad for electric blankets, Ollie's says, "Don't get heated over the fancy stores' prices.
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Bledsoe's wife had wrapped the kids and herself in wet blankets as the fire drew near.
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Weighted blankets have recently joined the pack as one more tool in our "sleep better" arsenal.
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Under these conditions, even fiberglass or silica blankets would have a hard time quelling a flame.
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But more recently cotton cloth and blankets, worn as shawls, have begun to replace hide clothing.
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Currently, Allswell offers an array of bedding solutions, including blankets, throws, duvet covers, pillows, and sheets.
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However, weighted blankets typically are — and this one looks nicer than other iterations I&aposve seen.
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The first lady handed out "Be Best" blankets and teddy bears, and read stories to children.
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Another, posted on the website Khabar Online, showed a pickup truck transporting victims under colorful blankets.
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On a frigid, windy day, the president met with survivors, some of them wrapped in blankets.
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As the morning wore on, there were piles of blankets and donations of coffee and doughnuts.
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Actually almost any tidbit — notably pigs in blankets — that the bar sends my way will satisfy.
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In our bedrooms, we piled under blankets and read ourselves to sleep by the flickering flames.
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Images from the area showed badly damaged houses and residents huddled under blankets in the street.
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Notorious hedonists, Tauruses love being surrounded by fuzzy blankets and enough takeout to feed a village.
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In both Giotto and Carlson's versions, this complex posture can readily be sensed beneath Joachim's blankets.
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So I drove them to my house, hiding the small arsenal under blankets in my car.
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At first, I delight in snuggling under fluffy blankets and sipping mugs of fragrant herbal tea.
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During breaks, the older women sat on the warm mattress and buried their feet under blankets.
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During chilly coastal evenings, the deli's tented seating area provides heat lamps and freshly laundered blankets.
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Pipes become telephones, blankets become hot air balloons and people become kinder, happier versions of themselves.
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Humans have always made the things we need — vessels, blankets, clothing — in ways that transcend necessity.
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The men were cramped, lying side by side under foil blankets directly on a concrete floor.
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On the beaches of Greece, many local residents turned out to provide food, blankets and shelter.
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By now, Ms. Mathis has spent two winters in an unheated apartment, huddled under electric blankets.
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T-shirts, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, blankets, smartphone cases, bags, wine glasses, pint glasses – you name it.
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There's a lot more to a comfortable sleep temperature-wise than adding or taking away blankets.
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The photos and videos reveal a pattern of roiling plasma that blankets the sun&aposs surface.
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Luckily, there are tons of remedies out there, from therapy to weighted blankets to peppermint tea.
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He allegedly is experiencing mid-40 degree temperatures and is "forced" to sleep with three blankets.
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To protect ourselves from hot embers flying through the air, we wrapped ourselves in woolen blankets.
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Video footage shows tourists boarding the rescue boat, while others sit close together wrapped in blankets.
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Swiss Safe emergency blankets are also extremely lightweight, so they're perfect for your mobile emergency kit.
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Summer houses have been broken into for blankets and mattresses, curtains and doors, pots and spoons.
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We spoke to some researchers looking for ways that weighted blankets might help people sleep better.
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All in all, weighted blankets are still experimental, but it's an experiment you can do yourself.
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"The family stayed warm by running the truck engine and covering with furniture blankets," Lilly said.
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The dead are hastily wrapped in blankets to make room for those still fighting to live.
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She called 911 and covered him with blankets, and they moved him back inside for warmth.
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On Wednesday morning, some students were still curled under silver thermal blankets, sleeping in the gym.
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A grief-stricken father, cradling the lifeless bodies of his two children, swaddled in white blankets.
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A floppy-eared pit bull mix peered out from under a pile of blankets beside her.
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Duvets that don't have to be tucked into the bed have been replacing blankets that do.
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Gillmore blankets opposing receivers, often taking the No. 1 receiving threat out of the action altogether.
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The company wrapped half a dozen bronze, aluminum and steel outdoor sculptures in blankets and plastic.
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The company wrapped half a dozen bronze, aluminum and steel outdoor sculptures in blankets and plastic.
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When he first arrived in the camp, the tents were almost empty aside from some blankets.
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We love their duvet covers and sheet sets, and their throw blankets are absolutely top-notch.
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Most others lounged under umbrellas printed with the American flag, laying on blankets in the grass.
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The project featured realistic child-like mannequins curled up in foil blankets inside chain link cages.
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Their bodies were wrapped in sleeping blankets, weighed down, and dumped in the St. Lawrence river.
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At Marni, a pair of models came down the runway in patchwork striped blankets that must have inspired those in attendance to replicate the look later in the week: While in Paris, designers with outdoor or unheated venues were considerate enough to provide blankets to guests.
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"They haven't asked if I'm going to a shelter," she said, pushing a cart filled with blankets.
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A throng of them, their experience ranging from extensive to none, waits onshore with reflective survival blankets.
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They get scratchy hospital blankets instead of nice purple fleece ones because of unnecessarily strict sterility standards.
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Volunteers at the airport have distributed free blankets and offered rides and medical assistance to stranded passengers.
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Aides sat with blankets in their laps or around their shoulders in the overly air-conditioned room.
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Totality — when Earth's shadow completely blankets the moon — will last 62 minutes, beginning at 8:41 p.m.
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The result is a choking, thick haze that blankets the city, often obscuring the city's prominent landmarks.
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People symbolically wearing foil blankets are among over 21,210 people at a boisterous rally in downtown Denver.
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U.S. authorities gave similar blankets to children they separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Since then, she's also created about a half dozen other products, from day planners to kids' blankets.
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Bodies wrapped in blankets were laid on the ground of the district compound by late Thursday morning.
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Two first-class passengers gave the players their blankets as they headed to their seats in coach.
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On the floor were the metallic-looking plastic blankets they were given to brave the shivering cold.
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And there are a few different photos some of them are covered by you know shiny blankets.
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State TV showed Iranians around the country gathering goods and warm clothes and blankets for the survivors.
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Cozy weighted blanket Weighted blankets have rocketed into popularity, but some of them aren't really that comfortable.
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However, ice blankets the surface of the continent, making it impossible to directly study the underlying geology.
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"We had to sleep in the water with only the plastic blankets they gave us," she added.
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Two small feet, smudged with what looked like soot, stuck out from underneath one of the blankets.
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Other faculty members donated sleeping bags, a tent, and a ton of blankets to keep them warm.
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I sleep hot, and I was a bit warm in my pajamas and underneath all those blankets.
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Each small 'room,' about the size of two sofas back-to-back, is partitioned off with blankets.
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Plough in won every time, whether on a velvet chaise longue or a pile of horse blankets.
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YnM's 15-pound blankets offer that same sensation, which is referred to as Deep Touch Pressure Simulation.
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"[Organizers] have installed windscreens and [provided] blankets and there will be plenty of information," Dubi also said.
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Reporters saw some beds in the cells as well as children on the floor with only blankets.
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IN WAREHOUSES AROUND the globe, they wait: toys, phones, dresses, televisions, blankets, trainers, laptops and much more.
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Collage.com has an insane amount of customizable photo gift options, including blankets, mugs, calendars, and phone cases.
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And in the trunk he had all these pillows and blankets neatly stacked and wrapped in plastic.
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But migrants arrived with blankets and prepared to bed down for the night outside the border station.
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Plus, you can check out Insect Shield's other tick-repelling products, including dog tees and blankets, here.
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The military also dispatched five planes from Jakarta carrying food, medicine, blankets, field tents and water tankers.
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A third figure accompanies them on their journey—a character wrapped in blankets, wearing a VR helmet.
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Most still rely on handouts from aid organizations working in the camps, including food, blankets and tarp.
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Thick, verdant moss blankets every rock and tree, and the landscape weeps with trickling rivulets of water.
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Someone even launched a merch site with "cash me ousside" t-shirts, tote bags, and throw blankets.
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As they headed back to their coach seats, two 1st class passengers handed the players their blankets.
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On Monday, workers and volunteers assembled green cots and placed blankets on Level 1 of the center.
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Migrants sit on the deck of the Responder, wrapped in thermal blankets as they await medical attention.
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Often our dependencies on objects come on gradually, as they do with security blankets or our smartphones.
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The blankets were collected by a unit officer and placed in the office of receiving and release.
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Using clips of war and atrocity footage, Stabler blankets the imagery in an oversaturated RGB color palette.
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Gabriela Hernandez and her two children, Omar, 6, and Jonathan, 2, huddle under blankets near the turnstiles.
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"In the beginning, we were very confident because we knew we had the survival blankets," he said.
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He said people in his cable car yelled to tell them where they could find survival blankets.
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Some of the rooms — possibly for the female slaves — were furnished with fans, carpets, pillows and blankets.
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They sometimes take refuge in moving vans, hiding in the blankets that movers use to wrap furniture.
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Thousands of people have donated food, water, medicine, blankets and other basic items to help relief efforts.
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And with a waiting list for oven space, forget defrosting pigs in blankets or warming homemade gougères.
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They are two or three homeless people huddled under mangy blankets and surrounded by their few possessions.
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I tend to sleep better with a few blankets layered on my bed or a weighted blanket.
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You can get pictures printed onto tea towels, blankets, and even placed inside of classy frameless glass.
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The pouches feature some of the same materials used in astronauts' space blankets and in ski jackets.
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Beneath posters of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, two metal-framed beds were heaped with blankets.
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According to Georgia some of the townspeople went through a phase of knitting blankets for the trees.
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Everyone here, lying on their blankets spread throughout the room, is smiling in a state of bliss.
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Neutral fleece blankets and throw pillows can be found affordably at places like Ross or T.J. Maxx.
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People are taking to Twitter to plead with someone, anyone to get them one of these blankets.
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On top of that, some of these mattresses come with freebies like pillows, weighted blankets, and sheets.
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Now their elementary school in rural Texas is being flooded with donated blankets from around the world.
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Weighted blanket Weighted blankets have gained popularity for their ability to reduce anxiety and promote better sleep.
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Some people brought sleeping bags, while others had inflatable mattresses decked out with sheets, blankets and pillows.
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They contributed water and food, provided comfort in the form of blankets, and donated money and blood.
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As long as the leader still enjoys those safety blankets, he probably won't cede or lose power.
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Children may rub themselves against stuffed toys or blankets or the arm of the sofa, she said.
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Had he meant to imply that baby Jesus — swaddled in blankets and barely perceptible — was black, too?
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In Tehran, volunteers started online campaigns to gather food and blankets for the victims of the earthquake.
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A few people could be seen leaning against fences; some slept on the ground under Mylar blankets.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid are trickling into remote areas via inland roads choked with traffic.
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"Straight Pride is a weird form of nationalist masculinity burying itself under rainbow-colored blankets," Nair said.
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And under the sheets and the blankets, men had left things, playing cards, romance novels, comic books.
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With summer upon us, I've also looked into different blankets with cooling technology for the warmer months.
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While isolating together, we were growing a li'l more touchy with each other, and, like, sharing blankets.
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Power plants have been stockpiling beds, blankets, and food, according to industry trade groups and electric cooperatives.
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Many of the babies here weighed less than 3 pounds, their delicate frames swaddled in colorful blankets.
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The UN refugee agency handed out snacks and blankets to the group, which included about 10 children.
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"The blankets and sheets in our room have a disgusting smell, like a dead dog," she said.
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The Inouye Solar Telescope's first photos reveal a pattern of roiling plasma that blankets the sun's surface.
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"The blankets and sheets in our room have a disgusting smell, like a dead dog," Connors wrote.
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Their efforts caught the attention of a venture capitalist, and Blankets of Hope became a global movement.
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Are they free of things like lots of blankets, pillows or bumpers that they could asphyxiate on?
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When the weather turns cold, people are wrapped in foil blankets as they trudge up the walk.
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Cooling Blanket, available at Gravity, $259Weighted blankets are one of my favorite discoveries of the last decade.
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The passengers huddled under blankets, and more than 60 were overcome by fumes from gasoline-powered lighting.
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The American Red Cross has provided those individuals with support items, including blankets, snacks, and stuffed animals.
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Lunch was a scene — held al fresco on terraces and stoops and park benches and picnic blankets.
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"You can see a lot of families sleeping on cardboard and blankets in the streets," he said.
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Additional tips: Stock up on a flashlight with extra batteries, blankets and plenty of water and food.
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They also followed One25, a charity that helps sex workers by bringing them food, advice and blankets.
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Beyond mattresses, the company's product lineup currently includes pillows, bedding, bed frames, weighted blankets, lamps, and more.
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The linens were adequate, with blankets rather than comforters, which makes sense in a warm-weather locale.
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The lass who had prepared us for the news was gathering the blankets from the night's vigil.
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Nearby there was a stack of blankets (or perhaps scarves?) next to a stack of Barneys catalogs.
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The amenities were nonexistent: no hot water, no sheets and 'blankets' that were itchy pieces of carpet.
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If members are still chilly, there are baskets of knitted cotton blankets placed strategically throughout the club.
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He said he was verbally assaulted and was rarely given enough blankets to keep warm at night.
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Weighted Blanket Weighted blankets have gained popularity for their ability to reduce anxiety and promote better sleep.
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The Snuggie had a cultural moment a decade ago but it remains unclear why blankets need sleeves.
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We wrap our guests in warm blankets and tuck them in for a nap amongst the trees.
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After the Guardians drove off with Sasha, Mr. Roosa returned to his pile of blankets and possessions.
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So we toss linguistic blankets over them until they become nothing but unexplained lumps in the room.
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With an ersatz-looking plush cover that recalls airline blankets, the Gravity Blanket has begged for competition.
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But eight years later, Mr. Weaver wrote, the prison system replaced its blankets with a fiber blend.
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He said the new blankets also prompted an allergic reaction but his medical pass was not renewed.
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The officers lifted hats and blankets that people had put over their heads to block the light.
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In Ipiales, Venezuelan migrants who said they had hitchhiked for days were huddled under blankets in tents.
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For kids, there are coloring books and stuffed animals — which they cling to, desperately, like security blankets.
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" An investigation conducted by the airline confirmed Saliagas told employees she was "slipping" from her wheelchair, at which point she "agreed to blankets being offered as a way to provide comfort and secure her to the wheelchair," but noted the blankets "were taken from their sealed, original plastic wrap.
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Weighted blankets work through deep pressure touch simulation therapy (or DPTS) – a simple but effective aspect of our biology that we've been employing for years: swaddling babies, placing "thunder jackets" on dogs, and using weighted blankets for therapeutic treatment of sensory disorders, anxiety, depression, autism, insomnia, and more.
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Before the 2315s and '22009s, the most distinctive college football awards included watches and blankets from bowl games.
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They sat on blankets, ate pizza, and talked as two police officers guarded the entrance into the department.
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At night, when it turns chilly, locals sleep on goat or sheepskins and use light blankets for cover.
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Though they look small, these ottomans are surprisingly spacious inside and perfect for holding extra blankets or sheets.
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They lugged one big suitcase each, as well as blankets, toilet paper, cheap bread and jugs of water.
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Sensory stations with activities like kinetic sand and weighted blankets helped the children get grounded, according to Erickson.
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People vomited into bags, while others tried to rest, wrapping blankets over their faces to shield the sun.
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Fireworks will light up the spacious skies as families stretch out on blankets to watch the dazzling displays.
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It's also good for drying bathing suits, underwear, and blankets without having to stuff them in the dryer.
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Every night, around 15 to 20 students sleep on tarps, blankets, and air mattresses strewn on the floor.
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The focus turned to McAllen after CNN published images of migrants, including children, sleeping outside with thermal blankets.
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"Pendleton love birds❤️," Hudson, 38, wrote, presumably referencing the company known for its woolen blankets and clothing.
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Qatar is the home of Al Jazeera, the controversial radio and television network that blankets the Middle East.
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Deloney scanned the room, quickly filling with families carrying blankets, snacks, toothbrushes, and toys, looking for her mother.
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Then there's the merch: T-shirts, sweatshirts, blankets, hats and the very popular plush toy version of April.
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I've made countless afghans, baby blankets, sweaters, vests, shawls, scarves, hats, mittens, caps for newborns and two bedspreads.
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Soon after, protesters were lined against a wall in small groups and police confiscated their blankets and signs.
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Donors can contribute money which will go towards blankets, heaters, food baskets and sleeping mats, among other things.
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We were told that it could not be turned off, or even down, but were offered thick blankets.
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Mattresses and blankets on the floor offer clues to the cavern's role: sleeping quarters for 8-12 fighters.
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Growing up, the blankets my family used at home came from the one Chinese grocery store in town.
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She then shared another photo, but this time of just the baby lying face up surrounded by blankets.
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They were being stripped and wrapped in dry blankets at improvised medical stations while their clothing was dried.
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Because they're so heavy, the blankets work to decrease movement and prevent over-arousal of the nervous system.
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They're showing Elf on the big screens and everyone sets up on blankets picnic style on the field.
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People were dancing, spreading out blankets on the sand or sipping from flasks as they greeted old friends.
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"Color Field" blankets most of the floor of the Theater Gallery, requiring museumgoers to walk around its periphery.
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Except if I had to choose one thing, I suppose I probably would've brought blankets (cement is cold).
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That's a scientific fact tested and proven by me and the 30 quilted blankets I own and covet.
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So, instead, I asked for extra blankets and y'know… a lot of finger-banging and hand-jobs ensued.
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Aside from food, Jenner's orders also included items like "three cozy blankets" from Target and nail polish remover.
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These blankets of wildflowers, grasses, and sometimes even vegetables reduce water runoff, absorb carbon dioxide, and lower temperatures.
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Beneath blankets thrown over their remains, the militants appear to have fought on even after being gravely wounded.
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Problem is ... a flight attendant accused the men of stealing the blankets and kicked them off the plane.
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A zipper parts the bag into halves to reveal a mass of clothing and blankets and matted hair.
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Before I got into a gang, I used to sleep on a floor and I used old blankets.
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The migrants set fire to tents and blankets, and at least 15 people were wounded in the clashes.
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And with a polar vortex officially underway, heated blankets are at the top of most Midwesterners' shopping lists.
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A woman from Honduras named Naira sat on the ground in what looked like a sea of blankets.
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This is why weighted blankets aren't the gimmick their simplicity – and zeitgeist enthusiasm – may suggest to the uninitiated.
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Passengers also leave plastic wrappings from blankets and pillows, disposable headphones, as well as mini toiletries and cosmetics.
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The cabins and yak wool tents have wooden floors, custom-made felt blankets and access to hot showers.
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Pilots can get some shut-eye in a windowless rest area where small pillows and blankets are provided.
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Since the videos were posted, people have given Drew clothes and blankets to replace what the jogger destroyed.
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Many parents decide to buy sleep sacks in lieu of blankets to keep their newborns warm and safe.
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I gathered up some blankets and pillows, and, using some black gaffers tape, I taped over the headlights.
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Instead, we tucked ourselves under blankets and on top of bolsters, doing marshmallow men variations of familiar poses.
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The photos showed Kinsman lying on top of a fur coat, naked, with pillows and blankets beneath him.
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Mheymid, who has five children, said people fled in the hundreds, some bringing only blankets and kitchen supplies.
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She also advised that babies should sleep on their backs under light blankets, away from duvets and pillows.
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You can't just raise a child with some swaddling blankets, a couple boxes of Pampers, and a pacifier.
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The blankets are then woven on an industrial CNC jacquard loom to get the right amount of detail.
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Whatever it is, can heavy blankets help other veterans with combat-related sleep problems get some rest too?
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It's this mystery that still largely colors weighted blankets as non-evidence-based folk remedies to sleep disorders.
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Sensacalm makes weighted blankets for people with autism, ADHD, Asperger's, PTSD, sensory processing disorder, anxiety, dementia, and Alzheimer's.
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Recent government handout images show children lying on the ground with Mylar blankets in kennel-like wire cages.
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Her books are like a warm blanket, and blankets are even better when they get bigger and fluffier.
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The smaller children lie tangled beside her, their chests rising and falling under winter coats and wool blankets.
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Inside were two throw blankets and a teakettle similar to ones I'd been planning to buy for myself.
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She squeezed a tepee into the corner of his bedroom and cushioned the bottom with old baby blankets.
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A threadbare sleeping pad, meant for a tent, was stored atop the storage lockers along with some blankets.
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They share food, blankets and stories while they wait for the sounds of planes overhead to trail off.
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PET is used to make soda bottles, space blankets, blister packs, food containers, magnetic tape, shirts, and dresses.
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It's easy to lose motivation when sleeping under a pile of blankets forever sounds better than, well, everything.
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At Gitmo, Cornwall toured sample cells displaying "comfort items," from toothpaste and blankets to shower shoes and Qur'ans.
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They sit on thin floral mattresses and have to share blankets during the day to stay warm. Mrs.
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Chloe wags her tail softly against the thick blankets, and I reach down to touch her cold nose.
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But the camp, in the Bago Region of Myanmar, had a secret weapon: giant knitted and crocheted blankets.
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But the camp, in the Bago Region of Myanmar, had another secret weapon: giant knitted and crocheted blankets.
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" When the blankets arrived at the Winga Baw camp, Ms. Chailert said, "all seven babies, they loved it.
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I look guiltily over at the knot of wadded white blankets and sheets on my still-damp bed.
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What are you craving in between all those cookies, spiced nuts, pigs-in-blankets or slabs of Brie?
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The military said it was deploying troops to distribute aid and blankets, as well as sending in medics.
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One of her prints features pickup trucks draped in Pendleton blankets on parade for the annual Crow Fair.
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Kirsten said blankets, because even in a truck's cab without air- conditioning in August, she would be cold.
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Getting rid of stuff doesn't necessarily mean tossing it either; many charities welcome well-kept clothes and blankets.
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In the medical community, weighted blankets and vests can be seen as an extension of deep touch therapy.
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The sole mosque in Burlington, N.C., has been open as a shelter, handing out water, food and blankets.
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By dawn, dozens of others, many wearing hoodies and wrapped in blankets, had joined him on the sidewalk.
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Therapedic Weighted Eye Mask Weighted blankets have become increasingly popular since research has proven them to decrease anxiety.
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Then there are the red blankets that some big Stanford benefactors receive when they check in as patients.
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Two sculptures feature large glass lenses cradled in rubber-backed concrete blankets and surrounded by bright neon lighting.
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The airline also said it would cut back on amenities such as hot towels, pillows, blankets, and magazines.
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At night, they sleep in rooms separated by gender, in identical metal bunks with identically scratchy green blankets.
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Fall is the season of nesting, of stacking throw blankets in pretty baskets and putting scented candles everywhere.
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Blankets of Hope, a global non-profit organization, is trying to change that one blanket at a time.
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She helped me vacuum and clean, and we bagged up all our blankets and loose clothing for sterilization.
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Families are camped out everywhere, their bedrolls, blankets, water jugs and round steel food tins clogging the hallways.
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Weighted blankets have been around for more than 10 years, but have recently seen an uptick in popularity.
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At least one man lay dead on the floor, and other bodies were covered by sheets or blankets.
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It also added pillows, sheets, weighted blankets, pet beds, and other sleep-related products to its online catalog.
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It also added pillows, sheets, weighted blankets, night lights, and other sleep-related products to its online catalog.
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My wife, unknown to me, cut a corner of their blankets out and snuck them in the bag.
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The "Surplus," most of whom live on houseboats in "Flotsam Towns," have scratchy blankets, thought control and degradation.
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And with colder weather impending, we've got weighted blankets top of mind to get the comforting job done.
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Grab a few blankets and some hot chocolate tonight: Via CNN, tonight is the annual Geminid meteor shower.
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They showed the baby giraffe and his friend sleeping side by side on blankets and wandering outdoors together.
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Airport workers handed out blankets, baby formula and diapers, and restaurants stayed open longer than usual, she said.
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Airport staff handed out blankets, baby formula and diapers, and restaurants stayed open longer than usual, she said.
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They appreciated distracting activities, such as crafts and games, and simple comforts including warm blankets, and tasty meals.
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News footage at the site showed survivors cloaked in blankets trying to warm themselves after getting to shore.
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A "super bloom" of wild poppies blankets the hills of Walker Canyon near Lake Elsinore, California, March 12.
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One photograph that went viral on social media showed dogs bundled up under blankets inside a shopping mall.
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Shutterfly also offers home decor such as canvas prints, frames, pillows, mugs, blankets, and a whole lot more.
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Inside them, people lay next to each other under crinkling mylar blankets, others stand along the wire fence.
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Everything was different: There were more blankets, the toilet paper wasn't as cheap, and correctional officers were everywhere.
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I tried the 15-pound blanket, which the brand recommends for "beginners" who are new to weighted blankets.
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They were forced to huddle under blankets in frigid cells, lawyers said, after an electrical fire on Jan.
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Mylar Blankets: Full sleeping bags are too cumbersome for an emergency kit, so these are a lighter alternative.
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Elected officials said jail officials rejected an offer by the city to supply emergency generators and emergency blankets.
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A woman with a self-administered haircut is rolling around under a heap of soft blankets, moaning softly.
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Some of the women, fully veiled and dressed head-to-toe in black, carried babies wrapped in blankets.
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The images of celebrities, including actress Charlize Theron, sharing an elaborate meal while donning the foil blankets stands in stark contrast to the blankets' normal use — warming the thousands of men, women and children who have arrived on the shores of Greece gasping for breath and soaking from the sea.
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The airline is raising the velvet rope for the bright new facility, which features showers with rainfall shower heads, 10 daybeds with Saks Fifth Avenue-branded blankets (the airline said the blankets are washed on site) and an extensive menu that includes dishes such as polenta fries and braised lamb.
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At a small olive grove and vineyard, Bedouin harvest workers were retiring for the night, wrapped in colorful blankets.
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Blizzards are best spent wrapped up in a well-worn sweater and all the blankets a couch can support.
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Small areas were screened off and what appeared to be bodies covered in blankets were visible through the gaps.
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The clock was found by two Ford employees wrapped in moving blankets and gently leaning against a decrepit building.
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We lay out our blankets in a shady spot and I put on my snorkeling goggles and jump in.
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I fold some blankets and put away pillows and an air mattress from my family's visit this past weekend.
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And he could be charged more for everything—sheets and blankets, food, contraband—all because of who he is.
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To celebrate their release, the hospital shared an adorable photo of the babies swaddled in stars and stripes blankets.
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Using his own money, he donated blankets, toothbrushes, combs, and diapers to the Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid is trickling into remote areas via inland roads that are choked with traffic.
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Known locally as manteros, the sellers display their goods on large blankets (mantas) with ropes tied to each end.
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When he saw the firefighters put heat-resistant blankets against the windows, he thought it might all be over.
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Clusters of people lay down on donated blankets on the bleachers where cigarette vendors walked around looking for clients.
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A "super bloom" of wild poppies blankets the hills of Walker Canyon on March 12, near Lake Elsinore, California.
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Flights that are operating are absent blankets, magazines, pillows and other materials that could spread the virus among passengers.
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Besides the cots, the shelter is providing blankets, pillows, towels, and toilets to people that haven't brought their own.
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Luckily, airport personnel was able to accommodate those who were spending the night by giving out blankets and toiletries.
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Lazier parents can also choose swaddle blankets with velcro, to make it easier to wrap up the baby snuggly.
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The SEALs rushed to the doorway and Byers ripped down the six layers of blankets that covered the entryway.
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Each of the 8,034 blankets that went into making the giant bedspread was made by the group's 2,472 members.
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For the next week, I lived under blankets, throwing my quilt over my face when my roommate walked in.
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"The senior citizen pug, looking miserable [and] wanting to get back inside underneath the blankets, is Bentley," he said.
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Emirates estimates that by the end of 2019, the blankets will have rescued 88 million plastic bottles from landfills.
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Double iron beds were dressed in Woolrich blankets and guests gathered around the rustic lobby's wood-burning potbelly stove.
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According to police, Roman shot his wife – a schoolteacher – and son to death before wrapping their remains in blankets.
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The chain is currently offering 30% off on items including duvet covers, bed skirts, blankets, and even mattress toppers.
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That's not all ... Kylie wants to cover you with her own line of linens, swaddling blankets and crib jumpers.
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They also throw on blankets to protect themselves from the, well, we're never really sure what they're hiding from.
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From thermal blankets to creepy spiders, here's all the action from the opening ceremony of the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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So they armed Alex and Jake with water, blankets and food, and watched regrettably as they got dragged along.
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Curled up on the couch with soft blankets, I smile at Chris and tell him we're living the dream.
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Two bodies covered in blankets were removed from the home and loaded into an unmarked van on Friday evening.
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Most of PizzaSlime's nine Bregoli items, including t-shirts, blankets and totes bearing her face, are sold out online.
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If you're in the affected areas, it's time to duck and cover with batteries, blankets, and bottles of water.
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They provide short-term relief — cots for people to sleep on, blankets to keep them warm, hygiene kits, etc.
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At the scene, firefighters and civilians were seen carrying the dead away, their bodies wrapped in blankets and sheets.
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Weighted blankets seem to be everywhere these days, finding an online cult following in the past year or so.
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Then Destiny presented her mother with an art piece containing two dolls, bundled up in pink and blue blankets.
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Get out your comfy blankets and red light flashlights: August is going to be quite a month for skywatchers.
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The future of cellular connectivity presents a more promising path forward, as it already blankets most of the nation.
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Tents sprang up in the intact stadium to store bodies, treat the injured, and distribute water, food and blankets.
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Protesters occupied the atrium of the Hart Senate Office building, wearing tinfoil blankets to create a sea of silver.
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We're deep in the forest that blankets most of the snow-covered region of Tall Trees, sat astride horses.
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Pigs in Blankets You can whip up these gourmet pigs in a blanket up to a week in advance.
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Volcanic ash blankets a home destroyed by the Volcan de Fuego, or "Volcano of Fire," eruption, in Escuintla, Guatemala.
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With no garbage cans at hand, the astronauts also littered the landing site with magazines, cameras, blankets, and shovels.
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SEALs rushed to a doorway, and Byers started ripping down blankets that covered it, exposing himself to enemy fire.
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Most gamers had brought blankets, cool boxes, fans, and enough energy drinks to bring life to the Terracotta Army.
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The blankets and chairs are beautiful, yes, but they're not the only things you see around you every day.
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Martinez's creative project is BFGF, an art brand that produces blankets, pillows, shirts, mugs and other quotidian art pieces.
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"She tries to wrap my dog in blankets because she thinks they are cold," Whitney explained to the station.
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Right now, they're in desperate need of wheelchairs, hospital socks and blankets, said Andrew Kincannon of Houston Fire EMS.
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Local authorities provide Afghans with some basic assistance, including blankets and coal, but would rather see them return home.
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One of the things that makes Sigur Ros the ultimate band for wet blankets is that aforementioned invented language.
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The U.N. is also procuring 100,000 kits with core relief items, including blankets, jerry cans, buckets and kitchen utensils.
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That already has forced Athens to ask for emergency financing and supplies, including tents, blankets, sleeping bags and ambulances.
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"What else?" he asked, clutching large trash bags he had brought filled with blankets, sheets, pillows and toilet paper.
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The figs in blankets can also be made with store-bought puff pastry; one pound is what you'll need.
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For cabin crew, there are eight single beds located above the economy cabin, complete with sheets, blankets and pillows.
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They wrapped the bodies in blankets and left them on the streets until they could return to collect them.
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In addition to their knit blankets and caps, the newborns also wore customized onesies that read "special dill-ivery."
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Washable Wool Throw, $139, available at L.L. BeanWinter days spent with family call for cozy blankets made for snuggling.
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To see if weighted blankets live up to the hype, my colleague and I each tried one from Layla.
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That's essentially why weighted blankets are used for therapeutic treatment of sensory disorders, anxiety, depression, autism, insomnia, and more.
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Brenda Equihua, a first-generation Mexican American designer, makes statement coats from versions of San Marcos cobijas, or blankets.
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Their three rooms are furnished with mats, rugs, blankets and foam mattresses that double up as sofas and bedding.
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Those include food rations and basic household items like cooking pots or blankets to guard against the evening chill.
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Others brought open-water swimmers in wet suits, stacks of warm blankets, Arabic translators and boxes of dry clothes.
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"I had the CEO [of the hospital] handing out blankets," Mullan said of the aftermath of the sidewalk crash.
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Like twisted film stills, images circulated of children sleeping in cages, or a deserted Walmart, wrapped in Mylar blankets.
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Papers, nudie pics taped to walls, extra sheets and blankets, and extra commissary items are tossed out of cells.
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The room was walls and a tile floor, two double beds, thin blankets, a bare lightbulb, a woven rug.
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Al-Maseera, the Houthis' satellite news channel, broadcast images of bodies covered in blankets and plastic sheeting. Brig. Gen.
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As the sun began to set, volunteers handed out plaid blankets so people could stretch out on the ground.
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"He was kind of off," she said as she loaded blankets into one of the RV park's washing machines.
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Humanitarian aid has been delivered to Baixada Santista region, with mattresses, blankets, food and water being distributed to residents.
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We woke up shivering under blankets, gazing up through the center of the yurt to the pale spring sky.
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The group also hopes to provide sleeping mats, blankets and solar lights to those who have lost their homes.
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You can also keep (or bring) the body home and cool it with fans, cooling blankets or open windows.
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Behind the razor wire, families sit on gravel littered with paper cups, potato chip bags and torn Mylar blankets.
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He is allowed to request blankets and books, but all requests are reviewed by officials and can be rejected.
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We tucked blankets around her on chilly nights, and we tossed in a stuffed animal or three for company.
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The only source of entertainment came from Mylar blankets, flimsy metallic sheets that were supposed to keep us warm.
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They have six million emergency meals to hand out, four million liters of water, 700,000 blankets and 6,493 cots.
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When he arrived at Ragland's house, he gave her one of the rocks that were like LuLu's safety blankets.
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Lynx coached us in warming big rocks by the fire, rotating them like potatoes, wrapping them in wool blankets.
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We could get in the car, take them to the beach, eat them wrapped in blankets by the shore.
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There have even been specific Ikea launches that claim to champion the sleeping arrangement by selling two separate blankets.
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My husband and I have blankets of different warmths; mine is a thermal blanket and his is much thinner.
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Accustomed to staying warm at night with an electric blanket, Ms. Cahn slept under a stack of four blankets.
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A highly informal poll of Refinery29 Twitter followers reveals that the majority who own weighted blankets actively love them.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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R. is also awake-ish, so we cuddle under the blankets and the cat climbs on top of us.
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In addition to mattresses, Purple sells bases, bedding, weighted blankets, and seat cushions, one of which we reviewed here.
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The residents of Buharbuq had taken everyone and everything they could: children, mattresses, blankets, grandmothers, pots, buckets, sheep, chickens.
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The miasma of warped masculinity that blankets Sean Brosnan's Louisiana revenge tale, "My Father Die," is well nigh impenetrable.
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When video surfaced last year showing the Denver police seizing blankets from homeless people, it created a public outcry.
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Earlier on Thursday morning, the Indonesian Navy's Kri Ahmad Yani arrived in Palu carrying supplies, including blankets and tents.
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Tens of thousands huddle on sidewalks or under olive trees, the branches draped with plastic tarps, blankets or nothing.
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Those animals' ancestors, centuries ago, inspired the designs on the blankets and bent cedar boxes that fill the space.
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I need blankets and duvets and hoodies and recliners and fleecy robes to keep my body and mind happy.
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Hamid said he and two other detained travelers were given foam mattresses and thin blankets, and he hardly slept.
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Rain blankets Washington on Thursday as the Senate votes to change the rules for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.
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Castillo's parents said they carried blankets to her because the explosion ripped off some of her clothing, she said.
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Connors said the family was forced to sleep on the floor of their cell with only their thin blankets.
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Wiley Driver, a white worker who folded and packed blankets at a local mill before his death in 270.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area, where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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About 53,25 fans attended this midweek game, grandmothers wrapped in traditional blankets, aunts and uncles, and coquettish teenage girls.
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There are recurrent calls for tech support, caffeine and blankets, because the rooms can get cold, like the pizza.
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In Sab'een hospital a toddler in diapers lay wrapped in blankets with a tube inserted in the child's nose.
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I slide the wrapped piece on linen blankets through the mudroom before standing it up in the dark kitchen.
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That was soon followed by recommendations to remove bumpers, blankets, toys and other potentially suffocating clutter from the crib.
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As some people become disenchanted with pharmaceuticals and their side effects, they're buying fidget spinners, weighted blankets, and apps.
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The United Nations refugee agency is working with authorities in Serbia to distribute heaters, blankets, warm clothes and shoes.
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His cellmate, another ill boy who has not been identified, is asleep under Mylar blankets on a cement bench.
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Authorities were tending to people on the road, and others stood around covered in shiny blankets, the photos show.
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Double iron beds were dressed in Woolrich blankets and guests gathered around the rustic lobby's wood-burning potbelly stove.
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Two tents, bracketing a square of blankets used as a cooking and socializing space, flap helplessly in the wind.
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I remember my mom layering me with extra blankets on chilly winter nights instead of turning on the heat.
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Walking down Jefferson Street, I saw a person asleep under blankets in front of a $46-million construction site.
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The St. Louis Art Museum received 203 Diné (Navajo) works that include blankets, weavings, rugs, and other art pieces.
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