Blending components include reformulated blendstock for oxygenate blending (RBOB), conventional blendstock for oxygenate blending (CBOB) and gasoline treated as blendstock (GTAB).
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BLENDING SITES The Petropiar crude blending facility near the Jose terminal, operated by PDVSA and U.S.-based Chevron Corp, suspended operations last week.
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Streaming lines, thumping rhythms, all blending (well, not really blending) with the blaring encouragement of a top fitness trainer in a tiny sport top.
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Refiners without the necessary blending facilities, such as PES, are required to purchase regulatory credits, known as RINs, from firms that do such blending.
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Renewable fuel blending has increased because refiners and importers, as obligated parties, brought to market fossil fuels, which are amenable to renewable fuel blending.
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Icahn's proposal had called for regulators to shift the responsibility for blending from refiners, many of which lack sufficient blending capacity, to terminal operators.
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In recent years, refiners have produced mostly blending components which are sold to terminals in local markets for blending rather than finished motor gasoline.
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They have urged the Trump administration to make changes, like capping the price of blending credits or shifting the blending obligation away from refiners entirely.
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Icahns proposal in February had called for regulators to shift the responsibility for blending from refiners many of which lack sufficient blending capacity - to terminal operators.
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Terms like "Merdias" (blending "media" with "merde", meaning shit) and "journalopes" (blending journalists with "salope", meaning slut or bitch) have become relatively common when the French discuss their press online.
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Independent refiners petitioned the EPA repeatedly during former President Barack Obama's administration to shift the blending responsibility further down the supply chain to fuel terminals that have more blending capacity.
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Not only can we not imagine doing our makeup without a blending sponge, we can't imagine doing our makeup without an arsenal of blending sponges for every nook, cranny, and purpose.
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The credits are used to meet annual biofuel blending requirements.
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Additional features include more Blending Modes and improved pressure smoothing.
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And blending involves mixing multiple sources together in new ways.
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There's no blending in for them in a model lineup.
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As spies, one of their highest priorities is blending in.
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"It's always tricky blending tones," says showrunner David E. Kelley.
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Instead, it transcends both, blending the two into something new.
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For Lopez, too, blending their families has been a joy.
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That's part of this artist's strength: blending attraction and aversion.
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Joint blending operations in China could begin within six months.
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Slowly drizzle in oil, blending until dressing is fully combined.
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Smash Ultimate leans into this blending of old and new.
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And, last but not least, blending all the powders together.
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It's made by blending strawberry whipped cream, bananas, and mocha.
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On a recent morning, he was blending an eggplant dish.
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And then the blending I thought was actually pretty bad.
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The music in Scotland, meanwhile, evolved, blending with classical styles.
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This allowed for custom blending product for the Chinese market.
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Remember, the key to natural makeup is blending, says Smith.
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Externally, "blending in" at work didn't cause me any issues.
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He initially evaded capture by blending in with fleeing students.
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Mr. Marchionne was showered with credit for blending the companies.
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The dog was cleverly blending in with a holiday gift.
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He was known for blending classical music with electronic components.
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One study revealed that blending provides other benefits over juicing.
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On the other end is a fluffy option for blending.
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Some 217 billion (D21) blending credits were generated in June, down from 800 billion in May, and 2759 million biodiesel (D4) blending credits were generated in June, compared with 382.7 million a month earlier.
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About 1.26 billion (D6) blending credits were generated in August, down from 13 billion in July, and 331.3 million biodiesel (D4) blending credits were generated in August, compared with 400.6 billion a month earlier.
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About 1.19 billion (D6) blending credits were generated in September, down from 1.26 billion in August, and 338.1 million biodiesel (D4) blending credits were generated in September, compared with 331.8 million a month earlier.
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Its motor base can detect the container size, then adjust program settings and blending times accordingly, while the programmable, built-in timer turns the blender off automatically when your custom recipe is done blending.
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About 1.26 billion (D6) blending credits were generated in October, up from 1.20 billion in September, and 374.9 million biodiesel (D4) blending credits were generated in October, compared with 338.9 million a month earlier.
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There's a fan brush, a flat shader brush, a large blending brush, a small blending brush, a pencil brush, a small flat shade brush, a small pencil brush, an eyeliner brush, and a lip brush.
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The rise in reported stocks was therefore really a rise in the amount of gasoline held by refiners and especially blenders prior to blending, and stocks of blending components typically increase sharply over year-end.
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Alas, dreams of blending faiths seem very out of fashion now.
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Jason Momoa and Lenny Kravitz have no problems blending their family.
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Smudge shadow along the lower lashline, blending with a small brush.
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Up your blending possibilities and get it for just $2109.05 here.
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It's that mix of experience, because we're blending those two fields.
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If you want more control over your blending, try the 5300.
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Processed cheese is made by pasteurizing, emulsifying, and blending natural cheese.
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"I'd rather move before he starts blending with idiots," she said.
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Blending also helps damp down the generation of a sonic boom.
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Blending a family can be an emotional roller coaster for everyone.
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It looks like Trader Joe's food-blending reputation can continue untarnished.
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Of course, you still have to exercise the art of blending.
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Don't worry about creating precise lines — you'll be blending this out!
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"We can add back malic acid in the blending," he says.
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Blending photographs with other photographs also yields some visually striking results.
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I've always been interested in blending things from different musical histories.
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It's white walls and brown roof blending in with the trees.
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Higher biodiesel blending will reduce imports of oil-based diesel fuel.
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This career path is the perfect blending of tech and engineering.
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That's why blending is only "a short-term fix," said Ballestero.
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And then worrying about blending and that sort of thing later.
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Refiners eliminated MTBE from blending operations and switched entirely to ethanol.
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I was semi-retired and working on my tea blending business.
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"We are blending modern culture with conscious living," said Mr. Israel.
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"This our way of showing how blending whisky works," Aske says.
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This set contains:Highlighting brushRounded cheek brushPowder brushTapered blending brushFlat shader brush
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Quartering the tacos allows for easier blending in the later steps.
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They also developed strategies for blending in to partisan American audiences.
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Would blending have given it more depth and a wider spectrum?
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Theirs is a livelihood that depends on blending into the crowd.
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Still, the geometric elements and blending with nature embody Wright's designs.
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Some experts agree blending reduces fiber content, while others are skeptical.
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The motion tracking, expressions and color blending all look very convincing.
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What especially troubled her was the blending of fact and fiction.
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The app features 17 blending programs and more than 500 recipes.
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He has a singular talent for blending shock with creative redemption.
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The Sinovensa blending facility, which also produces Merey, produced 94,000 barrels.
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Do some flavors not cancel one another out in the blending?
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They're also great for blending ingredients together for dressings and sauces.
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Pro tip when using a personal blender: Most have blending cups that turn upside down during the actual blending, so pour in liquid ingredients first so the solids don't stick to the sides of the container.
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There is a corresponding increase in stocks of blending components at the end of old year and the beginning of the new one, and a draw down later in January when blending ramps up (tmsnrt.rs/1mHXtd7).
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Icahn's proposal to the White House would shift the burden of blending ethanol and other biofuels - or buying credits - to a variety of firms with blending facilities, such as integrated oil firms, traders, fuel distributors and retailers.
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Icahn's proposal to the White House would shift the burden of blending ethanol and other biofuels — or buying credits — to a variety of firms with blending facilities, such as integrated oil firms, traders, fuel distributors and retailers.
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The result is a big drop in the "net input" of gasoline blending components at refineries and blending terminals during the final two weeks of the old year and the first two weeks of the new one.
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Korla often lectured there, stressing the blending of cosmic and musical unity.
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Use a blending brush to soften the edges of your blue shadow.
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Bonet, Kravitz and Momoa have had no problem blending their family together.
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It really was an organic re-blending of us and our talent.
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So your argument is that we are always bending, blending, and breaking.
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Many people think of AI as the blending of humans and machines.
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For blending, the minotaur and the mermaid, genetic splicing and creole languages.
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He slipped out of the school by blending in with evacuating pupils.
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If your blending needs are a bit more heavy duty, don't despair.
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It involves chopping, blending, and running the finished product through a sieve.
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The blending of their two families is a great well for friction.
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Also bad: blending or juicing fruits makes it easy to overconsume them.
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Reggae, where you do a great job of blending your two worlds.
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This kind of blending of mathematics and origami is still relatively new.
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With the blender running, slowly add the olive oil, blending until emulsified.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we've got some blending to do. 13.
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For the white wine, the first blending attempt was successful, Melton said.
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The EPA is required to set targets for blending volumes by Nov.
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Here is your versatile shoe, blending all-day comfort with sophisticated style.
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Dan: How can being authentic, instead of blending in, build self-confidence?
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Select "Blending Options" at the very top of the pop-up menu.
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And then blending in with other students as they fled the building.
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You want to be a gray woman, just blending into the background.
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The water used in final blending is always important in distilled spirits.
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The vibe is ultra-romantic, blending seamlessly into its peaceful natural environs.
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I liked the idea of blending what # has meant and means now.
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The Pour Champagne, it is often said, celebrates the art of blending.
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Blending in primitive art is a Modernist tendency, and it's not minimalist.
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Then I started blending it together, like when I was a kid.
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Some robots, the tech companies say, are blending seamlessly into the stores.
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A funny thing happened when Beautyblender introduced its first hot pink pouf of a blending sponge in 2003: our foundation and concealer blending brushes were pushed to the very back of our makeup drawers, rarely to be used again.
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You'll learn color blending and depth rendering, as well as rotoscoping and warping.
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I received three shades, as well as Bryant's foundation brush and blending sponge.
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While blending on medium-high speed, add oil in a slow, steady stream.
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Devices will adapt instantly, blending the real and the virtual into mixed realities.
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Last month, OCP signed an agreement with Rwanda to build a blending unit.
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It's subtle yet oh-so pretty, and no expert blending skills are required.
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I usually don't work on Sundays, so the days are all blending together.
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The show's action is interspersed with actual historical footage, blending documentary with fiction.
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Use a soft blending brush to shade the outer corner of your lid.
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I stood in my black clothes, blending into the rest of the crowd.
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We ran into a few challenges — especially in the mascara and blending departments.
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He finishes by blending and exaggerating the look with a coordinating eyeshadow color.
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What elevates Crazy Rich Asians is that Chu isn't interested in blending in.
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When the police come, the bandits escape by blending into the nearby farmland.
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The blending of his actual roots with an invented narrative yields moving specificity.
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By this I mean a blending of a person's raw intelligence with character.
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I think it's more about blending UBI with a different kind of system.
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Using a fluffy blending brush, dust a deep, matte brown eyeshadow into creases.
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Ricoh's software patches over where the camera should be, blending together the surroundings.
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Spending more time sleeping and less time blending in our concealer every morning?
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It and can be achieved by blending ethanol or other additives into fuel.
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The Beautyblender is a famous egg-shaped makeup-blending tool used by millions.
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The rich, bold colors and easy blending make for the perfect drawing experience.
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Watch: Amazon's video strategy: blending commerce and content so Prime members spend more
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We're just gonna blend and we're gonna do a whole lot of blending.
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The oven was outdoors, so that air was blending with natural forest air.
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And that's the key with the "new done" look: blending carefree with conspicuous.
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Los Espookys' humor comes from its blending of the mundane and the surreal.
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Activities range from baking classes to tea-blending sessions and mask-painting workshops.
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Like most contemporary rappers, she tinkers with her signature sound by blending genres.
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It involves blending plutonium with an inert material and storing it in casks.
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The red beard is clearly a clue, but still ... good job blending, Harry.
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But blending into the crowd was never something Salahuddin was willing to do.
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It is also very sleek-looking, blending in with other stainless steel appliances.
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I munch on a piece of dark chocolate while the smoothie is blending.
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The EPA has routinely waived more blending volumes than the DOE has recommended.
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The blending of country music and black American forms is certainly nothing new.
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I hope that it's a successful way of blending the two things together.
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NEW YORK, Aug 2000 (Reuters) - A big surplus of U.S. biofuel blending credits would likely blunt potential price increases in the market if the Trump administration follows through on its proposal to boost blending volumes mandates, four industry sources said.
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When we first laid eyes on this cute blending sponge, we were both stoked (look how adorable!) and nervous (if a blending sponge shaped like an egg rings in at $20 a pop, how much would a diamond-shaped one cost?).
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Ethanol blending: A bipartisan group of Senators sent a letter to the EPA chief Monday flagging recent comments by President Trump that he will allow the blending of natural gas and 15 percent of ethanol year-round--known as E15.
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"I feel like I'm really blending in here," she writes on one beachside shot.
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I end up blending it by hand with a spoon and making a mess.
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Artist Caleigh Illerbrun illustrates dark twisted fantasies of woodland animals blending with human flesh.
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As the weather picks up, so will our blending of life inside and outside.
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The Democratic candidates are increasingly blending together on the broader issues around climate change.
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"Let Me Know" does a great job of blending self-awareness with social consciousness.
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You're not completely sociopathic and psychotic but nor are you baseline completely blending in.
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This Bella blender comes with 12 pieces including different sized blending containers and lids.
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West Pilbara Fines are produced by blending higher-grade ores with lower-quality ores.
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It was such an incredible blending of visual effects, practical effects, the practical cars.
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That's really what we're going for: blending hardware and software to make things functional.
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And blending can be counterpoint where you're playing multiple melodies at the same point.
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Their sensibility—blending fine art, glamour, sensationalism, eccentricity and sex—runs parallel to his.
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"We're a modern family," the model explained of blending lives with Bloom and Perry.
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Next, use a soft blending brush to sweep pale-pink shadow over each lid.
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That's really where I'm coming from; I like blending the old and the new.
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My boyfriend gets up and I start blending fruit into a smoothie for breakfast.
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Understanding this, actively work to ensure you aren't just blending in with the masses.
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A surge in "ethical" investment, blending financial returns with doing good, will also help.
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Yet the IBG team is still in the preliminary stages of tasting and blending.
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But blending the two wasn't always as easy as it had been at camp.
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Step 3: Using a smudger brush, diffuse the liner by lightly buffing and blending.
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Moreover, the vast majority of blending occurs at common carrier third party pipeline terminals.
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Stevens is adept at blending past and present, the Biblical with the pop cultural.
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We humans are all bland faces blending into a sea of even blander faces.
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Artists might appreciate the new color blending features available when drawing in Samsung's app.
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PES does not have those blending capabilities, so it has to pay for credits.
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But Indonesia's government said it would meet its 20-percent blending target, dubbed 'B20'.
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Then we see Breivik (Anders Danielsen Lie) blending chemicals in several household juicing machines.
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Dock 72 standing side-by-side with a boat, blending with the Navy Yard.
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They noted refiners can avoid the cost of RINs by investing in blending operations.
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We're in a world where technology always seems to be blending into our lives.
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In baking—in doing it really well, that is—it's all about flour blending.
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I think the biggest makeup tip I've learned about is blending — that's really key.
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The song is intense, blending together grooves as well as harder, more abrasive elements.
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"Morphed" features seven men who inhabit Mr. Saarinen's physical style blending delicacy and wildness.
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The three play key roles in processing, storing and blending PDVSA's oil for export.
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One of the defining characteristics of London is its dramatic blending of architectural styles.
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Blending in at the Lobster Club in winter means fur coats and designer sweaters.
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More persuasive is the rawer stuff, Ms. Henry's peculiar blending of horror and compassion.
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His own newer, introspective paintings, blending figuration with ethereal elements, are there as well.
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In Mexico, the blending of fantasy and reality is not just a literary tradition.
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If the fireworks are blending together into an undefined mass, reduce the shutter speed.
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Blue, in myriad shades and forms, could be the dominant, blending color of tomorrow.
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Up Close and Personal highly commended: "A glass frog blending in" by Emilie Ellis
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The agency also has the power to exempt smaller refineries from the blending requirements.
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There's something to be said for blending in without sacrificing your sense of self.
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"I love blending all different kinds of vintage textiles with new textiles," Matthias added.
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Pros: affordable, tapered, good for detailed blending, vegan and cruelty-freeCons: not super fluffy
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Earlier this week, PDVSA and China National Petroleum Corp restarted their Petrosinovensa blending facility.
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PES, which doesn't have blending facilities, said its costs for credits exceeded its payroll.
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The level of biofuel blending has been at 7 percent in France since 2013.
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Fractured by dementia, Beatrice's perception of everything around her keeps blending with her past.
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Baker Mayfield's front and center -- with an incognito Tom Brady blending in behind him.
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How do you tell a story, whether you're really blending one episode into another.
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Valero Energy CEO Joe Gorder and Marathon Petroleum CEO Gary Heminger asked Trump for solutions to help the refining industry cope with the cost of rising biofuel blending mandates, including potentially capping the price of blending credits refiners must acquire to comply.
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The only real work comes from scouting out the best bottles and boxes for blending.
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BLENDING CULTURES In the past, Han migrants from other provinces often filled jobs in Xinjiang.
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Of course, what good is a bike-blending smoothie bar without the first-hand experience?
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Delish reports that the unicorn corn gets is unique coloring from blending together various species.
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For now, blending and shader brushes (both made for eyeshadow) are the two options available.
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Mr Farhadi is a master of blending humour into this tension, which drives his plots.
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Perhaps Murphy is just blending two of horror's most prevalent themes for the ultimate scare.
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Make a coulis blending the avocado with the lime juice, olive oil, salt and pepper.
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He's already proved adept at blending genres, plots, and everything else you can think of.
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They do this for the most part in three ways: by bending, breaking and blending.
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Everything is modulated very precisely, and it comes together into a blending chamber, they say.
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There's an element of blending in—the anonymity of everyone doing the same thing online.
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It's a significant achievement, earned for Jemisin's groundbreaking writing, blending of genres, and outstanding storytelling.
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"I just got a fluffy blending brush from TJ Maxx that I love," he said.
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Close-Up is perhaps Kiarostami's crowning achievement when it comes to blending fact with fiction.
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Simon Stålenhag's artwork is well-known for its blending of 1980s suburbia with the fantastic.
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"Conceptual blending is a general theory of creativity and not limited to games," Riedl wrote.
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Blending watercolor animation and fantastical elements with heart-wrenching live-action, it keeps subverting expectations.
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The future of mobility is going to be a blending of all of these things.
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And she's talking about blending the two in her cover story for LOVE Magazine. INFphoto.com
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Speaking of which, when selecting the right personal blender for you, consider the blending cups.
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But it's all just part of the landscape, blending together into one amorphous CocaAdidaDraftStarKingWars blob.
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The days were blending one into the next and he was slowly coming back online.
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New York is considering raising its gasoline-blending limit to 15 percent ethanol, FuelFix reports.
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The blending of animation and performance is part of what made the original so spectacular.
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Mark Zuckerberg's dog may be a public figure, but he's also great at blending in.
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By blending different acids, a professional can create cocktails that work on different issues simultaneously.
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Rappers found that they could break new ground by blending sung melodies into their verses.
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Kristian Nairn's performance was brilliant, blending club beats with the Game of Thrones theme song.
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Forte Oil has two storage depots, five aviation fuel depots and a lubricant blending plant.
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Ford would then photograph the models, animals, or even inanimate objects, blending into their environment.
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I just feel like, when it came to the blending, I was really let down.
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The color purple symbolizes Lent and the blending of red and blue for royal splendor.
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Individually, people are unequal in countless ways, and together they join groups that resist blending.
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I also made a dressing by blending together Greek yogurt, dried dill, salt, and pepper.
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The whole universe is trippy, with gaming tropes blending seamlessly into reality and vice-versa.
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After some concealer and highlighter, along with impeccable blending, Sadia reveals her impressively beat face.
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All the tracing, blending, and color-matching can overwhelm even the most adept makeup maven.
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Essentially he's a chemist, blending between cultural touch-points, religious iconography, and contemporary visual stylings.
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Stack's use of blending shifts the paintings out of the graphic domain into the painterly.
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For blending liquids, making purées or chopping smaller items, a blender is fine to use.
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NEVE fluttered on their back, alternating between song and monologue during their genre-blending performance.
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At Perfumarie's ticketed perfume blending events, "we see assumed gender profiles flip often," she says.
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Final blending in Kentucky was the work of Shinji Fukuyo, the chief blender at Suntory.
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It is both office and shop, one purpose blending into the other across two rooms.
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The softness of the pencil allows for blending where colors meet, producing an ombré effect.
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Also, to stand out to become one with the backdrop, blending in, moving, and transcending.
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There is more of a hip, cool trend at many hotels, blending lifestyle and luxury.
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He said the announcement would hopefully "quell" the market for biofuel blending credits, called RINs.
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"They are a new type of right, blending conservatism with some liberal values," he said.
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Blending formal meditation with other contemplative practices, the course is now taught around the world.
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Blending a mystery-novel plot with something more folkloric, Ghosh surveys an increasingly ravaged world.
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Blending screwball fizz and sticky melancholy, it basically invents a new genre: the noir sitcom.
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I, the firstborn, am diplomatic and obedient, less concerned with standing out than blending in.
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On Thursday, the YouTuber announced that she&aposs created two makeup-blending puffs called Blendiful.
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Dr. Bey said Mr. McGee had a talent for blending ancient cultures and contemporary style.
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Don't mind him, he's just a normal fish, blending in with his normal fish friends.
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A series of decorative objects blending rock crystal and hard stones is another pet project.
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Some refiners have started blending jet fuel into the diesel pool to reduce excess supplies.
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The Cornell Tech proposal fully embraced the Bloomberg administration's priority of blending science and industry.
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He's also been playing around with a masquerade style of blending faces with vibrant bouquets.
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The deadline for EPA to issue the final rule on blending requirements is Nov. 30.
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The blending of fashion and identity can also be found in the The Wall 1.
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This personal blender also uses innovative FreshVac technology, which takes oxygen out of the blending process.
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Brushes and blending and choosing the right shades, all on a three-dimensional canvas, is difficult.
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After cleaning and blending them, they're left with just a matrix from the destroyed cells' proteins.
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Cars and shoes are black, blending with street tapestries of charcoal, Goya brown, and dark currant.
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The analysis compared the biofuel with 2005 gasoline, before regular blending of the fuel with ethanol.
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The company also had trouble complying with environmental rules requiring the blending of ethanol into gas.
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Dissolve, his fourth album, finds Muller blending his jazz training with his love of classic songwriting.
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The shooter eventually exited the building on his own, blending in with students evacuating the school.
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But even after the arduous research, restoration, and blending of color, the image still isn't finished.
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Follow up by stippling on a pressed powder in the same hue, blending at the creases.
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What might seem like blindly blending two separate spiritual interests, actually makes a lot of sense.
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It's a film that lands as childlike without being childish, coherently blending innocence with raw truth.
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" Aside from blending their furry family, living together, he said, "is great, totally fine and normal.
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This is because gasoline production and imports are blending, and have all contributed to record supplies.
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And you know you've flicked through Netflix's recommendations so many times that it's all blending together.
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Métis music was shaped by similar forces, blending French folk songs, Scottish jigs and native rhythms.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has angered the biofuels industry by calling for less biofuel blending.
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I think it's a way of blending in, of evading notice, of not being as obvious.
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The blender comes with a vented lid that allows steam to release while blending hot ingredients.
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"Mashonda and Alicia are the ultimate Krazy Glue that keeps our blending together," Beatz tells PEOPLE.
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The FreshVac Pump is designed to preserve vitamins, flavors, and colors by removing oxygen before blending.
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The Application: Dab on a few dots, blending them with a BeautyBlender sponge as you go.
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This piece is difficult to find, its golden frame blending into the backdrop of gilded furniture.
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Every shadow is beautifully pigmented and the colors easily melt into each other for smooth blending.
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Taking on the recent trend blending rap into vocals, Bane raps over a drum-based beat.
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The EPA waiver also allows for the blending of reformulated gasolines with other blendstocks or oxygenates.
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The warmth from your fingertips will help you smooth on the shadow effortlessly, meaning foolproof blending.
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Zombies launched back in 2009, blending a whimsical sense of humor with absolutely engrossing strategy gameplay.
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Synergia Ranch was not a "retreat" nor was there any blending of Buddhism and Fuller's ideas.
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It's 94.2 percent virgin plastic-free, made by blending natural rubber and post-industrial recycled rubber.
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But drag in its affectations, both of blending in and standing out, capture a unique tension.
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It pulls off the ambitious task of blending into its surroundings as well as enhancing them.
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" Tomaž Štolfa says there is "unexplored potential in blending conversational interfaces with rich graphical UI elements.
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With Ao, Suntory is aiming at transparency, while showing off its global assets and blending skills.
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Those unable to blend are required to purchase blending credits, called RINs, from others who can.
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She recommends blending almond milk, almond butter, banana, dates, broccoli rabe, oats, hemp seeds, and vanilla.
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The 10-episode series tells a sensational story, while blending real and fictional characters and events.
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Gasoline and blending components have been quietly building, squeezing the amount of storage left in Europe.
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To this day, they remain good friends and are still blending their aesthetics with their politics.
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Blending the two approaches yields the best of both worlds—a marriage of man and machine.
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"I want to keep growing and blending together with everything else that I do," he says.
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When the blending is sufficient, the base paint is transferred into nine-hundred-litre plastic vessels.
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The more foam and froth in juice, or anything you're blending, the more nutrients you lose.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "I like this blending sponge much more than the Beauty Blender.
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There he joined the collective Gothboiclique, and became a trailblazer known for blending emo and rap.
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But it's that blending of reality and fantasy that is pissing people off about Rowling's latest.
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The crumbling warehouse had a unique charm, blending the city's industrial past with an imagined future.
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Nice to see people blending this shit up to come up with some killer, original music.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has risen to prominence blending these two languages into one: racial justice socialism.
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It is a resounding achievement in exhibition making, blending rigorous scholarship, political engagement and immaculate design.
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But in Champagne, such differentiation represents almost a sort of heresy against the art of blending.
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"The Call of the Swamp" pulls off the rare trick of blending whimsy with genuine ache.
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Although, of course, some properties remain present, including soluble fiber, blending can break down insoluble fiber.
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He said he hoped the announcement would "quell" the market for biofuel blending credits, called RINs.
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Trump staged a campaign event at the construction site in March, blending presidential politics with commerce.
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But the blending of gambling and sport is accepted practice in Britain, where winnings aren't taxed.
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The motorcycle is a fixture in the streets, blending in among the vendors and the pedestrians.
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However, if you're blending plans from different states, make sure you're not losing any tax advantages.
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Assimilating, blending in, is not a choice I made for safety reasons or even aesthetic ones.
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"She has an unbelievable aesthetic in terms of blending traditional with modern sophistication," said Mr. Hochberg.
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And Wealthfront is blending five factors that should smooth out and reduce those periods of underperformance.
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Musicians from the International Contemporary Ensemble were stationed at the bottom, almost blending with the audience.
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Through several interconnected themes, Big Botany cultivates viewers' empathy for plants by blending science and art.
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The work involved is an extension of Muñoz's ongoing fascination with blending electronic and artisanal technologies.
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The duet is lovely and easy, their close harmonies blending together like fresh swirls of butter.
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I am going to have to talk to my future hubby about blending our Prime accounts ASAP.
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It's this blending of the seemingly sumptuous with stiff, uncomfortable material that make Reaves's pieces particularly alluring.
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Schneidman recommends leaving some length on top and cutting the sides "super short," blending the two lengths.
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"More investors are blending digital services and live advice," said Laura Varas, Hearts & Wallets' founder and CEO.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is spreading the love for International Women's Day — and sharing her wisdom about blending families.
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Could it be that our trusted blending bestie is as outdated as our foundation brushes once were?
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Entertainment Weekly reports that the designer is working on a feature film blending live action and animation.
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Cross-cultural blending is not only accepted but encouraged, as are multiple approaches to love and marriage.
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Using a fluffy blending brush, dust a matte rose shadow into your crease to define your eyes.
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These simple and sweet photo manipulations see the artist carefully blending her portrait into different celestial environments.
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Blending Indian street food with molecular gastronomy, Anand has become the face of progressive South Asian cuisine.
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It could be that the couple is just taking their time blending their families, which includes teenagers.
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Celia doesn't see the point in blending into the social scene of her rich Connecticut high school.
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Kessel weaves a believable world, blending hard science fiction and social commentary without losing the human element.
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According to Starbucks, the cold foam is made by blending cold nonfat milk until it is smooth.
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Pros: Highly pigmented, long-wearing, perfect contour shadeCons: Powder fallout from brush, needs a lot of blending
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There's a new restaurant in town and chef David Santos is the man blending your two loves.
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The new Dark Mocha Frappuccino is made by blending coffee, milk, ice, and decadent extra-dark cocoa.
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But as the program has grown, refiners that lack sufficient blending infrastructure have complained of rising costs.
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One of the best ways to show that new unity for us was blending the food together.
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The palette includes a double-ended brush — one for blending and one for smudging — for easy application.
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In the case of emergency, blending in could provide Davis with a few crucial moments of protection.
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It's the mainstay fabric made for "blending in," yet it always looks sharp, bold, and totally cool.
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The 40 oz container has a two-part lid, allowing you to add extra ingredients while blending.
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But Hex takes things one step further by blending concepts prevalent in games like World of Warcraft.
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Over the years, the Illinois native has enjoyed blending his rock star lifestyle with his young family.
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Groups of people and friends are constantly inspiring each other and blending and spreading fashion between themselves.
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The show has aired in Korea since 2014, masterfully blending celebrity voyeurism with Iron Chef-esque intensity.
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Blending fact and fiction, Kholeif says one can read the whole history of photography through the work.
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This can hurt refiners that do not have blending or retail outlets and need to buy RINs.
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"Just the artful shape of it, the blending of color, the magnificence of the fragrance," he says.
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But pro artists and makeup lovers are torn when it comes to this tool's actual blending power.
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Since the election, Valero Energy, which supports changes to renewable fuel blending rules, is up 14 percent.
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Marathon, Tesoro Corp and others invested in blending operations in order to meet the annual biofuels requirements.
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Horiguchi is one of the most exciting strikers in the game, blending point karate with boxing beautifully.
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LyondellBasell's plastic compounding business - blending molten plastic with additives - now largely caters to the automobile parts market.
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They often avoid jumping on the most popular bandwagon for fear of blending in with everyone else.
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Meyers is great at blending into the scenery, which means his women writers can take the lead.
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We're kind of blending this lineage of people who have preceded us with what we do today.
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He fled the scene on foot, blending in with the rush of students pouring from the building.
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The lengthy list of Russia's destabilizing activities reflects an effective blending of both conventional and unconventional tactics.
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Lower the speed and add the olive oil while blending until creamy with specks of green. 4.
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The nuggets are somewhat dry, are great for blending, and are perhaps the BEST ice for munching.
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This blending of funds and support is key to building a more resilient Puerto Rico for all.
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Among the Bedouins of the Algerian Sahara, Dubuffet tried blending powdered pigment with a kind of glue.
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I am more comfortable blending powders than creams for contour and this is so warm and blendable.
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The company provides everything you need except for the ice and water you add during the blending.
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The kneaded eraser is a great blending tool, but it can also erase any mistakes fairly well.
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" The goal, she said, was a blending of "very clear human engineering with ecology and with landscape.
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Many big oil companies make money blending ethanol for their gas stations and from trading the credits.
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With his first goal out of the way, his father said, Vesey can focus on blending in.
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"Co-parenting and blending is a universal topic and many don't know where to begin," Tifrere added.
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What is striking now, in an age of bloated genre-blending, is his lucid synthesis of extremes.
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You've described blending landscapes, portraiture and street photography, but did any particular aspect take precedence for you?
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Blending the two narratives seems like a bit of a stretch, but we think it will work.
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While Snap is blending together stories, bitmojis and location, so many little details are reminiscent of Zenly.
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Ethanol companies want the policy expanded to allow more blending, which they argue would lower compliance costs.
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"I never had an issue just blending in and being part of the American fabric," he remembers.
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The fuzzy aesthetic blending Italian trattoria, San Francisco bistro and Shaker Meeting House echoed the borderless cuisine.
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I just tossed a tablespoon of the powder in with the rest of the ingredients before blending.
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I had difficulty blending the shades, and the metallic colors seemed to fade quickly throughout the day.
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In the spirit of blending with nature, Aa wanted to create a design with a minimal footprint.
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The show it presented, "Vzduchem" ("Air"), was among the most poetic offerings, blending circus with contemporary dance.
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A fifth of its residents have moved in since 28500, blending its rural roots with exurban sprawl.
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The heads are inverted as usual, blending the artist's fusion of abstraction and representation with unusual vehemence.
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Many displayed a typically British brand of humor, blending sarcasm, a touch of cruelty and self-derision.
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Meanwhile, major brands are investing heavily in entertaining visitors with destination architecture, blending workshops and interactive exhibits.
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It might be blending in turmeric for arthritis for the old grannies around the area, or whatever.
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Yet this particular ale was a little too odd for my comfort, blending sour, salty and fruity.
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In brief glimpses, it looks just like those games, blending high-sheen style with combo-chaining substance.
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Kasatkina oozes talent, blending power and innate timing with deft touch and a showman's flair for shotmaking.
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"It requires incredibly sophisticated rendering and animation and blending to go from take to take," says Rocheron.
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But the Warriors make it all work, blending their personalities and skill sets for the greater good.
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In that case, I will be the one blending his words into a smoothy and drinking it.
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It's important to keep the two elements from blending together too much so their characters remain distinct.
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"It's this blending we're most worried about," said Cindy Otis, Nisos' director of analysis and threat investigations.
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Blending criticism, memoir, and theory, the author explores the enduring influence of the sixties on art today.
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My voice echoed across the worn, wooden floors, blending into the woolly shadows up in the rafters.
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There, modern people can trace much of their ancestry to the Bantu, suggesting a blending of populations.
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Petropiar, a joint venture between PDVSA and Chevron Corp, suspended blending operations in September as inventories rose.
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"We're blending what we know and works for Cleveland and what has happened other places," he said.
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One such category where Alibaba has stepped up its efforts is in blending online and offline shopping.
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This ad format seems to be trying to be blending an Instagram Story with a traditional commercial.
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Blending the classical with the modern, Jordan is another one to add to your must-do list.
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She sees it as blending technology, fashion and affordable prices with pieces introduced on a weekly basis.
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The White House has started its formal regulatory review of the national ethanol-blending mandate for 2017.
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EPA's announcement promised an "accounting" in blending mandates to make up for volume lost from refinery waivers.
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Blending intense dance cardio and strength training, the BBS technique molds a long, lean powerfully defined physique.
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Blending nature and artifice, the work unfolded on and around several low platforms covered in fake grass.
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I also started doing makeup because of being goth—black lips, black eyes, no blending at all.
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Then you'll make some basic coconut milk, blending the fresh coco meat with hot water and straining.
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This method of seamlessly blending reality and fiction in his productions seemed to come naturally to Bourdain.
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He said the group would urge changes that could lower costs of the RFS to refiners, including potentially placing a price cap on the blending credits at the center of the program, or by shifting the responsibility for blending fuels off of refiners and further down the supply chain.
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"This is not just frame blending, which would happen if you transcoded from different frame rates," Hermann says.
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He grew up speaking Italian, then learned French and English as a way of surviving, of blending in.
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With Duff's new bangs now blending seamlessly into her loose, sunny-blonde waves, her hair basically screams summer.
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A little contour, a lot of blending, some highlights, liners and BAM—you can look like Mariah Carey.
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Under the RFS, refiners must earn or purchase blending credits to prove they are complying with the regulation.
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The layered elegy is a critical commentary on modernity, globalization, and representation, blending Chinese myth and contemporary culture.
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KTDA Holdings also has subsidiaries that have investments in engineering, microfinance, insurance, tea blending and marketing, and warehousing.
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Now, particularly with Hulu, you have the blending and the blurring of lines between live and on demand.
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Gently tap a light yellow or green shadow into the inner corner of eyes, blending as you go.
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It was Harvard's first foray into blending entrepreneurship and academics, and the institution ventured into the matter gingerly.
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Blending function and style, this wood paneled speaker will feel right at home with your midcentury modern furniture.
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The Grapy Grape and Tea Jelly Frappuccino starts with a base made by blending peach and strawberry juice.
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Fred and Carrie discover that time is blending together in the worst way as a sixth season begins.
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For a makeup technique that really only requires basic skills in blending, smoky eyes are so damn intimidating.
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Dose recommends blending watermelon chunks into juice, and then mixing one part watermelon juice with two parts champagne.
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It's pricier than the popular Magic Bullet, but it's a pro at blending kale into a smooth liquid.
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Both Dell and Razer have laptops that measure up nearly perfectly, blending speed, quality, and design just right.
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The spilled chemicals, mostly gasoline-blending components, forced the Coast Guard to shut the channel for three days.
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You've got Fenty Beauty, with superstar Rihanna regularly blending and buffing on shimmery new highlighters and body bronzers.
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Lana offers up another slice of West Coast-centric Americana, with Antonoff blending smoothly into her signature style.
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The pills send participants hurtling through his or her past, blending traumatic memories with subconscious-infused hallucination sequences.
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You'll spot him wearing a Paul Smith anorak blending into a scene set in a big Jamaican nightclub.
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The Del Mar, California, resident has synesthesia, a scientifically studied condition that produces a blending of the senses.
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Johnson has one trick: blending images together, and saying that two obviously different people are the same person.
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She has been influenced by her time spent in the editorial world, blending fashion photography with sensitive portraiture.
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"I believe in developing and blending natural tastes, I hate using any synthetic and chemical additives," she says.
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The price of RINs has surged in recent years, meaning refiners without blending facilities have faced higher costs.
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The waiver provision was intended to temporarily exempt smaller refineries so they could invest in biofuel blending equipment.
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Price: $89.99 Where to buy: Amazon Instant Pot's blender, Ace, can handle almost any of your blending needs.
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So you've got bands like Disturbed, Imagine Dragons, and Weezer blending with Sam Hunt, Sia, and The Weeknd.
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Yet the Chicago metropolis as a whole—the city plus suburban burghs like Oak Park—is gradually blending.
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Hammond, who once worked on vineyards in the Loire, tackles fermentation, while Doumis gravitates to blending and varieties.
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But in the mid-1970s, manufacturers began blending carbon fiber and resin to produce racquets with bigger heads.
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Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly: For the Directioners wondering, Harry Styles is also solid, seamlessly blending into the ensemble.
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Like Transistor and Bastion, Pyre seems to have a very distinct vibe, blending elements of fantasy and Westerns.
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Those who lack blending capacity must buy compliance credits from other refiners or other companies that blend fuel.
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Koosha intends to keep blending the real and the virtual for the album he is currently working on.
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Maybe they don't know any better, or maybe they're proud of blindly blending in with the status quo.
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Other ideas were sometimes too difficult to categorize, blending issues of mobility, equity, and improving already-existing infrastructure.
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Was Imelda a prop along for the ride, or was she an impresario, blending governance and show business?
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The EPA said last week that it did not believe shifting the blending requirement off refiners was appropriate.
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It is followed by a sharp rise in net input later in January as blending resumes (tmsnrt.rs/1mHXpdq).
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Blending technology and clinical skills to increase efficiency and provide tailored care management solutions will drive these analytics.
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Like CVR, Valero had not sufficiently invested in blending infrastructure and was spending huge sums on RIN credits.
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Indonesian government officials told Reuters they stood by their blending plan, while Malaysia's plantations ministry declined to comment.
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Icahn's plan would have shifted responsibility for blending biofuels from refiners to companies that operate retail gas stations.
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A thick smoothie might work okay (add after blending) or you might sprinkle it on top of yogurt.
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The non-carbonated beer is made by blending extreme beers from Sam Adams' more than 25-year catalog.
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Since they began dating in February 2017, Lopez and Rodriguez have both been focused on blending their families.
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The crazy amount of blending and calculating going on with every shot here would cripple a lesser processor.
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The mix is most striking for its contrasts—blending together traditionalist folk rhythms with high-gloss sound design.
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We were doing distillation runs and blending them with specific waters and logging them and doing taste tastes.
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Part of our goal from day one was blending all that stuff, hence the album title, Hybrid Theory.
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With remixing as a symbol of cultural blending it's particularly important to uphold in an increasingly divided world.
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The Briks is neither a Mexican restaurant or a North African one, but a blending of the two.
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Oat milk is made by soaking steel cut oats in water, blending the mixture and then straining it.
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Yeah, I think we're entering a golden age of art and activism, and the blending of the two.
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But these two elements of "Frozen" — the somber and the silly — are not blending, visually, musically or emotionally.
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After a few minutes of sharing the man's snack, the fox strolled away, quickly blending into the dunes.
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The tweet was widely seen as a blending of anti-Jewish sentiment, equating Jews with money and corruption.
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At a Sartori factory in Plymouth, giant mixers revolve over long silver vats, blending cheese curds with salt.
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Guests can also take part in a hands-on spice blending class and take home their favorite mixtures.
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And a cheetah slowly walking through bamboo — yellow and black blending with green in an almost liquid way.
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A keep warm function automatically kicks on after hot blending and keeps warm for up to two hours.
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In blending the material world with the web, memewear proposes a compromise between what's stable and what's fluid.
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Even at the standard blending rate, which is 28503 percent or less, ethanol is unwanted by many drivers.
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" That fall, when the EPA lowered annual ethanol blending requirements, Pruitt released a statement calling the program "unworkable.
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Make chocolate-chestnut washed Scotch by roasting chestnuts, then blending and infusing them with melted chocolate and Scotch.
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In cities, trendy young people — queer and straight, male, female and non-binary — are blending together, look-wise.
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Secret Service agents are now sprinkled throughout the property, at night blending into the shrubbery along the grounds.
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The Iowa State study said such a cap would translate to 4.6 percent less ethanol blending in 2018.
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Amazon pioneered the idea of blending special-purpose hardware with its cloud services in a product called Snowball.
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"There's a change in our strategy as we no longer want to just sell blending components," he said.
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Fuel companies can either meet the requirements by blending biodiesel with petroleum-based biodiesel, or buy RINs credits.
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On each occasion, the man slipped away from the crime scene by blending into a crowd of commuters.
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Nada said he has been blending oil grades to enter China and has re-opened some old arbitrages.
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It's also a masterful work of editing, blending its archival and contemporary elements in haunting black and white.
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The flor-ridden barrels will then enter a solera, a complex system for blending and aging the wine.
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What do you mean you are blending an entire brain and coming up with the number of neurons?
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In the end, he decided to go, but tried to avoid Trump by literally blending into the background.
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The U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard requires the firms to cover costs of blending corn-based ethanol into gasoline.
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The EPA is working on a number of critical adjustments to its biofuel policy that are of interest to the oil industry, including resetting targets for annual biofuels blending volumes, lifting a summertime ban on higher-ethanol blends of gasoline, and proposing measures to limit speculation in the blending credit market.
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The logo for his brand Avorza (a blending of his initials and the word Forza) appears in music videos.
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Dylan shaped some of the documentary footage into the 1978 film "Renaldo and Clara," blending it with improvised scenes.
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Tripp says this transit suggests a blending of Mercury's chatty influence with Venus' "let love in" kind of energy.
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The muralist enjoys blending these features into his work for a spontaneous result that authentically reacts to the neighborhood.
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Chinese utilities are known to buy low-energy, but low-sulphur Indonesian coal for blending with higher energy coal.
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The big difference here is that you aren't swiping foundation down the center of your face and blending out.
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Butter and unsweetened chocolate must be microwaved and set aside before blending eggs and vanilla in a food processor.
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The company said the two parties specifically discussed such blending before a three-year deal was signed in 2014.
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Billboard collected the data by a formula blending digital sales, radio airplay and streaming, as measured by Nielsen Music.
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Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords helped pioneer the blending of modern RPG and puzzle elements back in 2007.
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Instead, it's made by blending Starbucks' classic chai with cream and topping that concoction with Reserve Nitro Cold Brew.
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The waiver program is meant to benefit small refineries who argue that blending in ethanol would cause a hardship.
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This is Returns at its best, blending old-fashioned magic and newfangled technology to deliver something that truly stuns.
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They're one of the most trusted names in the blending game, and the 5300 is a particularly loved model.
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This soft, sponge-like applicator is perfect for blending anything from foundation to concealer to primer onto your face.
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Ninth Step Station is the latest series from the company, blending near-future science fiction with a police procedural.
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Southern religious sensibilities and West African spiritualities harmonize in the sculpture, blending different aesthetics of these traditions into one.
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Blending explains the apparent paradox that U.S. crude imports and exports have both been rising at the same time.
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He's the kind of different that breaks thematic rules with genre-blending docs like The Thin Blue Line (1988).
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Blending nature writing with memoir and poetry, her book is an unconventional attempt to "learn prehistory hand to mouth".
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The couple enjoyed their Thanksgiving holiday blending their families as well, with Stefani's father and Shelton's mother in attendance.
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Blending concert footage with cartoons, The Bruce McMouse Show was intended for broadcast on the British television network ITV.
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Great at blending and doesn't have that cheap, rubber feel that a lot of other beauty blender dupes have.
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In blending period detail with human motivations and flaws, the books demonstrated the creative possibilities offered by the past.
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Alma wears a white coat, like one of the seamstresses, blending—while desperately trying not to—into the background.
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It's a breathy and quietly full-blooded cut of West Coast Americana, blending mellow blues-rock with folk mystery.
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Merchant refiners that lack adequate blending capacity are forced to buy compliance credits in a thinly traded, opaque market.
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It contends that fuel retailers including Casey's General Store benefit unfairly from selling RINs generated from their blending operations.
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The band itself cracked into one glorious track after another, fluidly blending material off Charnal Passages with older tunes.
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But public debate has heightened about the rate of population growth and how some ethnic groups are blending in.
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Using a fluffy blending brush, dust a matte, peachy pink shadow (try this palette) into your crease for definition.
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Blending her parents' style, North, 5, was seen in a pair of bright green pants with a matching top.
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Now you don't have to wait around for the rare blending of bright pinks as the sun goes down.
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" The initial fact sheet said that the RIN program "penalizes refineries if they do not meet certain blending requirements.
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"I blend concealer with a fluffy eyeshadow brush like the MAC 224 Synthetic Tapered Blending Brush," Sir John says.
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Instead of the Surface starring — or, more realistically, simply blending in to the scenery — it had been publicly reduced.
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Plus baristas have also been getting creative (what else is new) with coffee ice by blending them into frappuccinos.
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This blending of work and personal life can make boundaries even trickier to navigate online than in the office.
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Aside from blenders, extra containers, blending bowls, travel cups, and a Bluetooth scale from Vitamix are also on sale.
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The Brooklyn-based company is a favorite among New Yorkers, famous for blending vintage shapes with contemporary touches. 12.
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Color in the edges of your lips with a neutral, metallic pencil — blending thoroughly — for a cool, ombré effect.
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To quench the fire: a cocktail blending Suntory Toki whiskey, lemon, and our very own Old Blue Last beer.
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The Panaray system achieves where most surround sound systems fall short: perfectly blending discrete channels into a uniform soundstage.
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This blending of the personal and the political extends to the way he manages the state's relationship with corporations.
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The beer and car industries are famous for blending the image of the product itself with the female body.
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We produce our projections by blending data available ahead of the election with the results as they come in.
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Blending families isn't always easy to do — but Mayim Bialik and her ex-husband seem to have it down.
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They really see the natural blending of cultures and ethnicities as a threat to their divide-and-conquer strategy.
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The blending of a soggy taco to create soup isn't far off ideologically from soups that are undeniably good.
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The company has blending and wholesale capabilities in North America and the Caribbean, alongside long-term storage leases globally.
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Of course, that's just one of the many theories surrounding season 6, which is scarily blending fact and fiction.
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Chuck Grassley said he was glad that EPA dropped its earlier proposal, but had hoped for higher blending levels.
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This was a part of the blending-in that was deemed essential to building trust with natives of Afghanistan.
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Because it's a city-owned indoor pool, critics say the policy is an inappropriate blending of church and state.
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Like other refiners, PES could have eliminated its RINs-related costs by making investments in blending more renewable fuels.
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With that many commercials on one topic, it's not unreasonable to imagine them blending together indistinguishably in viewers' minds.
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Blending 2D animation with live-action wonder, "Mary Poppins" is one of the most beloved Disney movies ever made.
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"As we were walking toward the first mile, we actually started blending in with all the runners," he said.
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JM: What sublime was doing that long ago was so ahead of their time, with blending genres and stuff.
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Make the butter by putting the coconut milk and coconut oil in a food processer and blending until smooth.
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This group had also targeted jihadist organizations in Pakistan and economic institutions elsewhere in Asia, blending counterterrorism with cybercrime.
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If I'm particularly exhausted, I don't want to go through the effort of blending or shaking a protein drink.
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So I'm taking the opportunity to do so again, while blending it with advice that really caught my eye.
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The solution was to depict the constellation of Pegasus on the reverse, blending the connection into the star pattern.
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The council also sees growth potential in China after Beijing increased ethanol blending in gasoline to 10% last year.
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Elsewhere, the show explores the complex subject of Buddhism's unique blending or overlapping with Shintō practices in ancient Japan.
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In Ribera del Duero, the people traditionally drank clarete, a pink wine made by blending white and red grapes.
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"A lot of people, when they do that, they play at the genres," he said, speaking about blending styles.
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His joy is almost infectious, and blending the two references guarantees a coveted spot on TikTok's "For You" page.
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That's not the case with the Ace Plus, which is equipped with four cold and four hot blending programs.
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For this time of the year, I chose a squash, its mellow sweetness blending effortlessly into the creamy sauce.
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He spent 11 years blending his ideas for progress with the traditions of a club that dates to 1931.
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BLENDING IN I like the Upper West Side, because, being a father, I like the family feel to it.
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As we move forward in 2020, it's apparent that fiction and reality are blending together, warping all our brains.
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Back then, cabernet franc on Long Island was typically used as a blending wine, supplementing merlot or cabernet sauvignon.
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It's part of her continuing experiment with blending hypercontemporary jazz strategies and traditional music from the South Asian subcontinent.
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Then they grouped up in teams blending Marvilans, Lisboans, professionals, amateurs, and kids of all ages, races, and genders.
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I was greeted with the sound of people clinking glasses and the wonderful aroma of different cuisines blending together.
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SK Chemicals has started tests on blending its biodiesel with petroleum-based fuels to create low-sulphur marine oil.
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Japan's Idemitsu Kosan Co is increasing production of LSFO and is also blending to produce IMO2020 compliant bunker fuel.
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Biofuel producers have long pushed the EPA to set higher blending requirements, something opposed by oil producers and refiners.
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Possible techniques include tobacco blending, cross-breeding plants, genetic engineering and chemical extraction, the agency said in its notice.
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China generally used North Korean coal for industrial applications and for blending with lower quality coals for power generation.
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When your Vitamix assesses that your recipe is perfectly blended, it'll stop on its own to prevent over-blending.
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After her raw rejection of Laurie, Jo crouches on a rust-colored hillside, nearly blending in with the landscape.
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But Mr. Sestito said he is working on men's collections for 2018, blending technical achievement with Graff's customary refinement.
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Valero's biofuel blending costs totaled $217 million in the fourth quarter, $60 million higher than the year-ago period.
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Instead of hot steamed foam, cold foam is made by blending nonfat milk until it is smooth and frothy.
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Wilson thought that a vivid and original culture would be lost by African-Americans blending into the white mainstream.
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A heated gunite pool was designed to look like a lagoon, blending into the terraced perennial and kitchen gardens.
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That is used for blending so Venezuela's heavy oil can be transported through pipelines to refineries and export terminals.
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He painted blue jays blending into shadows on snow, and roseate spoonbills masked by a rosy sky at dusk.
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The fall in gasoline weighed further on naphtha, which is used as a blending component in the motor fuel.
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The Shanghai Restoration Project's killer soundtrack enlivens these pauses, blending traditional Chinese instruments with hip hop, electronica, and trance.
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She situates this complexity in her works' aesthetic, leaving each image unmanipulated, rather than blending them into seamless panoramas.
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Small and independent refiners who do not control such large-scale blending operations have to buy RINs, from either their global oil giant competitors, large marketing firms that control blending and distribution to consumers without being encumbered with any RFS requirement, or Wall Street speculators that trade on an opaque, unregulated RIN market.
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Borrowing the tabloid vernacular of his subject, he paints with broad, vivid brush-strokes, breezily blending historical fact with fiction.
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By this time, the paintings have demonstrated the exhibition's thesis and then some — Vermeer is almost blending into the crowd.
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The whole thing rings in at $48 — and that includes a dual-ended brush and mixing plate for custom blending.
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Carpenter recruited Mark Cuban and Daymond John to hop on the bikes and spin their way to blending fresh smoothies.
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Have you faced any challenges blending such high levels of craftsmanship and luxe detailing into a traditionally street wear medium?
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If they did, blending their predictions with yield-curve data would be no more accurate than using consensus projections alone.
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Under the deal, Dreyfus would continue to use the facility for blending operations and storage on a long-term contract.
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Keep it wearable by blending them together with a fluffy shadow brush for soft edges and a pretty, diffused finish.
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Using a fluffy blending brush, dust a warm brown or terracotta eyeshadow into your crease and all over your lid.
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The blending of primitive, tribal tools with snippets of advanced technology could feel disjointed and incongruous in less skilled hands.
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Step 3:Apply a dark-purple shadow to the outer corners of your eyes, blending it in for added dimension.
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Instead, you are applying along those prominent features (cheekbones, mid-forehead) and blending out in both directions — outward and inward.
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With four children at home, Ziggy Marley and his wife Orly are blending their traditions in the kitchen and beyond.
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Its color palette manages to be feminine without being girly, blending soft tones and subtle patterns without insisting on gender.
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No sweltering and pretending it's sweater weather, because the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain is blending up a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Shake.
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The biofuel industry meanwhile says they threaten ethanol demand, even though federal data shows blending rates have been relatively stable.
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This way, there's no risk of the stripes blending in with the white buttercream because they're firm to the touch.
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Refiners must prove their compliance by acquiring government-awarded blending credits - either by earning them or purchasing them from rivals.
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I'm biracial — half Puerto Rican and half Black — and blending together two cultures wasn't always as simple as it sounds.
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Some refiners like Total's Leuna and Poland's PKN Plock are blending tainted oil with cleaner barrels and are refining it.
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Anonymous artists display these works at bus stops and subway stations, often blending them in with signs and wall panels.
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Between the colors, textures, and blending capabilities, the sky is the limit when it comes to creating cool, new looks.
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It's at the core of the "Super Mario Maker" games: The fascinating blending of various Mario generations into something new.
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Another example might be blending field, crop, soil and weather data to identify how much irrigation is required and when.
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Change the blending mode from Normal to Multiply in the Layers pane, and you should have a faint yellow wash.
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Palm oil is used for blending into fuel for the production of biodiesel, which is a substitute for crude oil.
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When crafting some semblance of a daily life, the real challenge for Markle and Harry might come in blending worlds.
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"Your fingers are warmer than a brush, which helps with connectivity and blending the product into the skin," Barnes says.
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It often looks too regular, like it's been painted on with a brush, or too blurry, blending into someone's face.
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Meghan and Harry's first port of call in the southern English region will be a blending of both their backgrounds.
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Oil refiners and importers can meet EPA's requirements by blending greater amounts of ethanol and biodiesel with gasoline and diesel.
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If you don't want to adopt a full-on celebrity-level regimen of juicing, blending, and wheatgrassing, that's totally fine.
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Get hands-off blending and next to no effort on your part with the Nutri Ninja Nutrient Extraction Blender (BL480).
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But 26point298 believes it's onto something different by blending these two worlds, and leveraging technology to bring down the price.
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He offers another unusual possibility: Stars might pull in material from far outside their own disks, blending in new ingredients.
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There is also a prohibition on U.S firms exporting diluents - unfinished oils used for blending extra heavy crude - to Venezuela.
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Biodiesel blending credits rose 4 cents to trade at 46 cents on the report, before paring gains, two traders said.
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It's content to just sit in its own little world forever, floating around and blending into whatever background suits it.
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Exemptions were meant to benefit smaller refiners who may not be able to do the blending or purchase the credits.
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Sanctions could also include U.S. exports of petroleum products to Venezuela that are used for blending with Venezuelan heavy crude.
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"It is the blending of mathematics and art into a fluid living work of art," he tells The Creators Project.
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Now in its third year, Wanderland prides itself on blending international indie bands with homegrown acts on the same stage.
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Forty senators are asking the Obama administration to increase the proposed volume for blending biodiesel into the nation's fuel supply.
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The Environmental Protection Agency said last week that it did not believe shifting the blending requirement off refiners was appropriate.
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But smaller merchant refiners like CVR Energy do not have blending operations and instead sell gasoline in bulk to traders.
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People on the internet started using bra inserts, tomatoes, and condoms — all in lieu of a traditional makeup blending sponge.
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The dairy-free milk is made by soaking steel-cut oats in water, blending the mixture and then straining it.
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Here's a new sign Anna Faris and her bf are getting really serious -- they're blending their families for public outings.
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Blending sincere outrage with partisan point-scoring, Republicans justify opposition to the rapprochement with Cuba in terms of human rights.
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As the ashes spread throughout the water, blending with the salt and sand of the Pacific Ocean, Marlene dove in.
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About three miles from the Hopple St. Tunnel, Cincinnati's City Hall does a bad job at blending into the skyline.
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Como Audio essentially takes the Tivoli model and brings it into the 21st century, blending classic design with modern components.
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But a Minnesota high school is making football safer for its students by blending flag football with traditional tackle football.
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Brown's success at blending country and hip hop music have helped bring the traditionally white genre into the 21st century.
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Then the Switch's launch in 2017 changed everything — blending, for the first time, the company's handheld and TV-based platforms.
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Because the smudger end of this baton is covered in pigment, it's easy to create diffused lines without over blending.
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Megan Pachecano sang Fiordiligi with a lucid soprano, blending easily with the soft-grained mezzo of Sarah Nelson Craft (Dorabella).
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Among other provisions, the law mandated the blending of renewable fuels, such as corn-based ethanol, into gasoline and diesel.
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The opening concert includes "Big Data" by the Spanish composer Ferran Cruixent, known for blending traditional instruments and technology. Sept.
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An official from Vale said discussions about blending ore were ongoing, but added that it was a "very complex deal".
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It comes with various blades to allow both dry- and wet-ingredient blending, making it so versatile in the kitchen.
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The recent court actions have cut its ability to run oil storage, processing and blending facilities that feed its exports.
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This has been a banner year for proptech — the at times hard-to-define industry blending real estate and technology.
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For the wine establishment of Bordeaux, blending grapes from different appellations is the vintner's equivalent of fantasy football, or eugenics.
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"Her personal favourite is Maybelline's Eyebrow Definer Pencil ($7.99) — "it's got an angled pencil and a great spoolie for blending.
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An 8-inch blending arm can reach into deep pots to help get your sauces at just the right consistency.
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For instance, by blending two of the seven main sounds associated with each color, he can recognize the color purple.
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You could make the case that introverts are even more likely to adopt subconscious strategies for blending into the background.
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This recipe delivers that heartiness by taking out half the soup, blending it and putting it back in the pot.
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There is no more futurism and showing off in this architecture—just an image of security, stability, and blending in.
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Watch enough of this footage and it starts blending together into an endless cavalcade of grinding teeth and huge pants.
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Elsewhere, it feels like a sci-fi Cart Life, blending systems and aesthetics to evoke the precarity of being marginalized.
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I start planning for the event a month in advance, since blending in with the crowd is not an option.
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But it's unclear whether they'll continue blending advisory roles in his administration with their central roles in the Trump Organization.
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By the Gilded Age, saloons were places for slow, social imbibing, a beer drinker's republic blending immigrant and American cultures.
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What set Ms. Aliabadi apart, said Dr. Balaghi, the cultural historian, was her blending of the playful and the political.
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Blending Afro-Colombian and Afro-contemporary dance, "The City of Others" evokes an urban environment where resilience meets harsh realities.
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That album embodies his unique gift of blending all genres to then build something new, transcending mimicry to reach mastery.
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The writing is beautiful and precise, blending literary traditions emanating from across the world, but particularly from within Kurdish practices.
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Under the RFS, refiners must earn or purchase blending credits called RINs to prove they are complying with the regulation.
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In particular, moving a physical camera when blending live-action and animation was considered all but impossible at the time.
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Other brands are taking a similar approach, blending old and new, East and West, resisting characterization as a single style.
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Out of the east had come Arabia and Islam, blending with the oldest element in Morocco's syncretic character — the Berbers.
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So, get your Vitamix and get blending — grab the Vitamix 5200 blender on Amazon today and score a $150 discount.
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Ms. Temple's music zooms across time, blending Prohibition-era cheek with recorded electronics that evoke mid-20th-century sci-fi.
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As a result, their sound of seamlessly blending brutal tones with spots of radiance emphasizes the importance of having both.
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Once contact is made, Mr. Williams's score takes a Romantic turn, blending celestial wonder and the grandeur of a finale.
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The American-born king became the face of Thailand, blending tradition with modernity and traveling the world with Queen Sirikit.
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It's unclear if the stark contrast of the coloring is a tan line or a result of poor makeup blending.
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The company took a chance nonetheless, blending their lower end TSX and higher end TL into the mid-price TXL.
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Macchiarola said it's unfair to put that burden on refineries that are already blending in the required amounts of ethanol.
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Shange coined "choreopoem" to describe her work in "For Colored Girls," a dramatic expression blending poetry, dance, music and song.
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He tracked the ball, a necessity to prevent it from blending into the background, the translucent roof of Tropicana Field.
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Now, it's both dinner jackets and dirt, the blending art of the cellar master and the idiosyncratic expression of place.
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We could leave it as-is, but instead, he makes oxalis syrup by blending oxalis leaves with chilled simple syrup.
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"Diabolic," itself a genetic experiment blending "I, Claudius" and "The Terminator," appeals to both our better and more devious angels.
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The look is achieved by blending several highlight shades together so the colors appear like they're melting into one another.
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"These are grades which are used for blending with lower quality wheat to achieve good quality flour," a trader said.
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The pulse function slices food a whole lot faster, while the different blending speeds help you achieve the right consistency.
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V.R. will be transformative, but in other areas, like gaming, and in still undeveloped creations blending experiential images and sound.
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EPA will issue a supplemental rule to add to the proposed rule that sets blending requirements for 2020 and 2021.
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Changes considered included potentially capping the price of blending credits that refiners must acquire to show compliance with the law.
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Cleaning the ingredients, blending them, and then washing the blender takes at least 397 times longer than drinking the smoothie.
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The porcelain pieces appear to float between layers of acrylic and glass, seamlessly blending into the landscape just outside the windows.
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Instead of blending in, the star stood out (and, uhh, up) with a perfectly-rounded 4c Afro styled by Kim Kimble.
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Pro tip: For extra dimension, create an ombré effect by blending the lighter shade of your pencil near your inner corners.
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By blending drill and trap with European-style house music, Suicideyear has become a freshly original voice in hip-hop's underground.
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It's not exactly shocking that a guy like Simmons doesn't recommend blending in, but Simmons has very strategic reasons for spectacle.
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Making something other than smoothies requires a blender with more than two blending speeds to separate thick butters from thin liquids.
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At the farmhouse, a wood fire was boiling the water for tea, its smoke blending with the smoke of endless cigarettes.
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The tableau captured the essence of the blending of politics and commerce that marks China's growing presence in the Czech Republic.
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Ninja therefore claims that you end up with visibly brighter drinks with a smoother texture and less foam than traditional blending.
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Somewhere along the way, Mysterious Object at Noon becomes a poetic window into the Thai people, blending fiction and personal stories.
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There is no way a smartphone app could ever be as good at blending the instructions directly onto a physical piano.
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Cook's series has become a classic since it was first published in the 1980s, blending together epic fantasy and military action.
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It is a masterful exploration of being, blending psychological, philosophical, and spiritual concepts of existence, and it will leave you breathless.
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The preference for renewable diesel over other biofuels is because it can be "dropped" straight into a tank with no blending.
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Total, for example, offloaded its two tankers with dirty oil in Rotterdam and Lithuania for storage and blending and further refining.
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E15 is a gasoline containing 15% ethanol, a product that would become more common if blending volumes mandates rose much higher.
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In the middle, there's space for a tall metal pot with a blade, which works either for blending or gentle stirring.
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In fact, celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury is about to launch one that's just as good — and makes blending even easier.
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Who do you think is worse at blending in at a college party: actor Adam Devine or Vice President Joe Biden?
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I was worried at first because he is so unlike Sasha, but we are blending into a beautiful trio of dance.
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Genscape's data put stocks of gasoline, naphtha and blending components at 2.9 million tones, or a 2 percent rise this week.
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Redditor/vinyl-eater/internet hero CousinTyrone kept his promise, blending a record with ice cream to create a vinyl-flavored milkshake.
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But by blending the footage from multiple flights in post-production, you can make it look like reality is speeding up.
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"We are ready to sacrifice our blood for Mosul," they chant, blending politics and poetry as Iraqis have done for decades.
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But others would argue that Japan's relaxed and largely unselfconscious blending of foreign and local customs should be the main exhibit.
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We step inside a cottage beside his house, which is where he does much of the tasting and blending for Replica.
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But it's the blending of reality and hyper-reality — the connection and tension between the two — that makes a sequence exciting.
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After his virtuosic blending of poetry into the comic form I'm curious to see him branch into more meditative indie comics.
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Glencore has set up this blending facility because of an increase in the amount of dirty concentrates available in the market.
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Step 4: Grab a fluffy blending brush and dust a sheer, burgundy shadow all over your lid and into your crease.
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A proper contour requires a decent amount of blending and focus — not what I wanted to be doing at 7 a.m.
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I couldn't be bothered blending anymore, didn't love the formula and preferred a few quick swipes of my usual bronzer instead.
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Images of bodies blending together and brief visuals of the faces of climaxing individuals make for a very suggestive viewing experience.
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The thing that could really make Daydream feel natural is blending the very familiar features of Android with VR's unique quirks.
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Standing in the kitchen, cracking eggs, and blending pancake batter with a wooden spoon isn't an image that comes to mind.
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In fact, changing the point of obligation would also incentivize blending, thereby advancing the goals set forth by the RFS mandate.
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The clips blending real life and fiction were compiled into a 68-minute film now available on the online service Vimeo.
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Here as elsewhere, it appears that Copperwhite used a blending brush to further soften the transitions between the bars of color.
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Based in Shenzhen, his music is elegant and relaxing, blending in the typical chilling lifestyle and humid climate of southern China.
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The law requires refiners to blend biofuels such as ethanol into gasoline or purchase credits from those who do such blending.
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You're essentially making your own fresh coconut milk (don't tell Rihanna) and blending it with top-notch rum and frozen pineapple.
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Blending whole fruits and veggies, she adds, really has the most benefit for infants, the elderly, and maybe perennially busy folks.
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The kits come in four different shades and include a contour pen, a highlight pen and a double-ended blending brush.
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One of Mr Mahbubani's recent books, however, was called "The Great Convergence", arguing that West and East were now blending together.
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This kind of blending has been on the drawing board from the beginning, according to Julien Codorniou, vice president of Workplace.
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Thus, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is starting a rulemaking process to give guidance on when and how blending can be used.
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The agency finalized a rule Thursday that would instead hold blending quotas under the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) flat for 2018.
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They have invested in additional processing units to produce the higher-quality products like gasoline blending feedstocks that China increasingly needs.
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The group brought genre-blending songs, powerful choreographies and polished images developed through South Korea's intense training system for aspiring stars.
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The tax credit, what many called the "ethanol subsidy," given to oil companies to incentivize blending, was then allowed to expire.
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Icahn claimed the blending requirements threatened to put small refiners out of business and jeopardize the nation's ability to produce fuel.
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MILFORD "Spirits of Milford Ghost Walks," 90-minute lantern tours of downtown Milford, blending tales of the macabre with local history.
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The federal ethanol blending mandate continues to anger oil refiners, and producers would like to tap into stores of oil offshore.
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The charcoal and pastel paper have a wonderful texture to them that really works for the softer media and good blending.
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And she called out Wehrum for his "record of opposing the Renewable Fuel Standard," the federal mandate on biofuel blending requirements.
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Their program, "Summertime Swing," was an old-fashioned variety show, blending standards with Catskill humor, celebrity impersonations and other vaudevillian shenanigans.
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Whatever you're in the mood to make, the Oster Versa has pre-programmed settings to take the guesswork out of blending.
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The refiners could buy or construct special ethanol blending terminals, but the smaller players say such investments are not financially feasible.
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"In this new war, our enemy's platoons infiltrate our borders, quietly blending in with visiting tourists, students, and workers," Ashcroft said.
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For today's queer performers, passing isn't the goal, but being yourself, in all your gender-blending glory—onstage, and off—is.
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Mr. Jenkins also said he was interested in breaking the fourth wall and blending his production crew into the television show.
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She often favors a sorta "fuck mixing, let's dance" approach, slamming these spiky edits into one another rather than blending them.
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First and foremost, he needs to start blending his offense and defense, rather than just alternately switching gears between the two.
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Those rules will seek stop parties from hoarding the credits and driving up the cost of complying with biofuels blending laws.
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But the White House is set to reject a key request from refiners to shift the blending obligation away from them.
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Blending old-world art with today's technology sounds like it wouldn't work out, just like saying millennials can be art connoisseurs.
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Nearby Iligan City was in lockdown over fears that Maute fighters had sneaked out of Marawi by blending in with civilians.
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Blending into the morning rush, Ramirez and her children try to avoid the crowds by sitting in the furthest seats possible.
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Brown spent a career in the art of the joke; blending humor with the real complexities of culture and mental health.
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Designed by Atelier Masomi, the modern canopies are merged with the more traditional structure of the stalls, blending old and new.
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Isla is strategically important because its lease contract includes the Bullenbay terminal, with 17.75 million barrels of storage and blending capacity.
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Pruitt also said the EPA did not believe a proposal to shift the biofuels blending obligation away from refiners was appropriate.
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Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) asked McCabe how the EPA has dealt with lawsuits from both sides related to annual blending targets.
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Like most offerings from the Ensemble for the Romantic Century, this one is multidisciplinary, blending words with music and elaborate visuals.
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It was unclear what the White House intends to tell the industry, which has resisted efforts to expand ethanol blending mandates.
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Greater blending of ethanol through year-round E15 sales would theoretically increase supplies of the tradable credits, and thus reduce prices.
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This formal blending, pioneered in children's books by Brian Selznick, is used only occasionally here, often during a climactic action scene.
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Appreciation for the finer points of tsukemen and mazemen, of seasoning shio and blending tare, had grown far beyond Japanese expatriates.
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That is a criticism that new venues are trying to address by better blending into their surroundings and encouraging more visitors.
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Blending in with the locals to sticking out like a sore tourist with a girthy fanny pack weighing down your waist?
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One recent example is Singaporean author JY Yang, who published the final installment of their genre-blending Tensorate series last month.
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Slipping in and out of realism, blending biography with melodrama and camp, Mr. Dawkins's play is mostly a lot of talk.
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The 8-inch base reaches easily into soup pots, while the bell-shaped design reduces suction and creates more efficient blending.
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She and her co-founder created soft serve in 2009 by blending fruit, water and a touch of organic cane sugar.
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Blending into the crowd is a novel feeling at Melbourne Park for 6ft-6in (1.98m) Zverev, but also a welcome one.
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"Old Fashioned" is based on the signature Dunkin&apos donut, blending its sweetness with warm spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg.
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Their timbres, particularly in the winds and brasses, are distinct, blending less smoothly than in orchestras today yet affording stereoscopic clarity.
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"CasablancaBox" was written by Sara Farrington and directed by her husband, Reid Farrington, a specialist in blending video with live performance.
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Rather, U.S. ethanol producers have objected to the methodology the EPA used in straying away from the statutorily imposed blending requirements.
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With so many half-finished packages left in the fridge, I've started blending different kinds to see what they taste like.
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As of the iPhone 7, Apple has been blending output from the wide and telephoto lenses to provide the best result.
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And for memorable five-star accommodations, the Awasi Atacama has unparalleled exclusivity, blending Relais & Chateaux luxury with a bespoke desert experience.
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The agency finalized a rule Thursday that would instead hold blending quotas under the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) flat for 28500.
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In July, the EPA proposed an overall 19.25 billion-gallon blending target, a level that included cuts to the biodiesel target.
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This comes as CVR Refining reported a liability of $279.9 million tied to its biofuel blending obligation through the second quarter.
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Later that month, a federal appeals court ruled the Obama administration had erred by setting blending levels below previously determined levels.
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The glass blending pitcher is resistant to changes in temperature, so it won't shatter if you go from hot to cold.
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But they say they initially didn't realize the unique set of challenges that comes along with blending lifestyles, finances and personalities.
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Happily, the quality parenting of a teenager may sometimes take the form of blending into the background like a potted plant.
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The prosecutors said in the document the LCO, a refinery by-product for diesel blending, had not originated from the Philippines.
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I stash my book and follow him, blending in with fellow passengers who would rather not wait for this adventure's conclusion.
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However, the company is still assessing demand for alternative fuels and has been blending products to produce IMO2020 compliant marine fuel.
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For something so compact and small, it's surprisingly versatile, standing as its own eyeshadow or blending well with different matte colors.
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"By blending in and being in the right spot," Mr. Leuenberger said, "hopefully it resonates and reflects something back to you."
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We have internal strategies... One of them is to continue blending (to produce) the product we export the most, Merey crude.
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The first is by frequently blending sound from the prison over shots of other characters, out in the great wide world.
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Apply a lighter shade of purple to the center of the brows, blending into the darker purple to maintain a soft transition.
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Finally, blend the pink shade onto the inner and outer corners of our eyes, blending as you go to avoid harsh lines.
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Shishmaref, Alaska (CNN)There's a cemetery in the heart of this Arctic village, its white crosses blending into a backdrop of snow.
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The restaurant overlooking Madison Square Park was praised for its sense of fun in blending a creative tasting menu with gracious hospitality.
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The whipped cream quickly began to melt, blending with the drink in a way that added a slight hint of green tea.
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But that's a pretty straightforward club-style technique: blending songs together and making the crowd cheer when the next song comes in.
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Working inwards from the inner corner, add a flash of yellow along the bottom lashline, blending gently as you meet the red.
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The mixture should begin to stiffen and expand (this will take a few minutes); continue blending until mixture is smooth and thickened.
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But this time around, the StarDust blending tool is circular (as opposed to its original oval shape), gray, and speckled with glitter.
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"The earth was like a blender, blending everything in its way," said Hasnah, who like many Indonesians goes by only one name.
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Whereas fall events can be more studio-focused and conversational, so, ostensibly, real-estate types would have a harder time blending in.
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Blending in with the locals, he's often sporting a Red Sox hat and a Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Falcons hoodie.
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During the course of a three-hour blending session, they figured out the proportions from each vineyard to create the Sauvignon Blanc.
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The credits are used by oil refiners and importers to show compliance with EPA-mandated ethanol blending quotas for petroleum-based fuels.
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Sunset Effect "The key to successfully creating this slightly more complex look lies in the blending of multiple complementary shades," says Rinaldi.
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Until then, everyone should a take a page out of the film heroine's book: stop blending in, stand up, and speak out.
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Already Libération, a left-leaning newspaper, has splashed a photo montage blending his face with that of Thatcher on the front page.
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It's a unique pleasure, one that truly accomplishes Castle Rock's mission of blending King's iconic stories in wild and spooky new ways.
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There were costumes, announcements, and incredible new trailers; there were exciting immersive experiences, and authors blending the worlds of film and gaming.
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That legacy of blending genres lives on in Punk Black, whose bands are often as comfortable spitting verse as ripping guitar solos.
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After blending pre-soaked almonds and water with desired flavors, the resulting pulpy mixture has to be strained and then strained again.
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Money laundering entails blending "dirty" money into the financial mainstream through a series of transactions and legal entities that conceal its origin.
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It's a fascinating book, perfectly blending past and present, personal and societal, private and public, solving countless culinary mysteries along the way.
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Overall, Revelations is a solid Resident Evil game that delivers on its promise of blending slow-paced scares with reasonably modern action.
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The weekend outage of the reformer and blending oil unit had prompted BP to cut production by between 20 and 25 percent.
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N), which along with other refining companies, has urged the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to shift the blending obligation away from them.
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They're talking about the blending of every good idea from the last decade of online gaming, from both the East and West.
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After all, blending your fruits and vegetables with ice into a slurpable treat is sometimes just more fun than having a salad.
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After vigorous swiping, blending, and sweat-soaked dancing (you know, to test staying power), we found one formula we all agreed on.
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But, look, they push this thing in and say, refineries, you are responsible for blending 10% ethanol or something to that effect.
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California has the most expensive gas in the continental United States, in part due to special blending specifications mandated by the state.
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In AfterEffects he duplicates the clip then changes the blending mode so each part of the loop burns through to the front.
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Taking time blending is really all about perfecting the skin and really trying to make the skin look as flawless as possible.
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Bryant recently launched EveryHue Beauty, which offers a tinted moisturizer available in 12 shades, along with a foundation brush and blending sponge.
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One warning is that it will look harsh before blending, so be sure to really get in there and buff it out.
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However, one keen Reddit user may have found a solution in an unusual blending device sold in the recesses of the internet.
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The new blending facility is surprising as Taiwan and Malaysia are creating new regulations to protect their environment, a second source said.
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But the cost of the credits has risen this year as supply fell, while the EPA set more ambitious targets for blending.
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Their music was unique, a blending of Western and Zulu Maskanda and Mbaqanga music, with lyrics that switched between English and Zulu.
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Blending the two together lowered prices for those with high medical bills (with the trade-off of raising costs for the healthy).
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According to WSB-TV 2 Atlanta, the boy tried to board the plane by blending in as a member of a family.
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One cup is for blending smoothies and juice, while an auto-spiralizer can make any of your favorite veggies into different noodles.
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Refiners that do not meet the minimum blending requirements must purchase Renewable Identification Number (RIN) credits to satisfy compliance with the EPA.
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Blending stark yet simple animation, talking heads, and tons of archival footage to create a humorous and haunting portrait of Brinkley, NUTS!
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The credits are used by oil refiners and importers to show compliance with EPA-mandated ethanol blending quotas for petroleum-based fuels.
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Now, Nike can print a fully customized upper in one go, blending it seamlessly with FlyKnit where it makes sense for comfort.
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Can you talk more about the sound design and blending the music with each scene and through time and everything like that?
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"You get to see a little more of Michael just blending in with the group and becoming one of them," Desautels continues.
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Blending history, culture, fashion, fairy tales, math, and science, Stewart shows how patterns aren't only designs, but also symbols packed with politics.
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CVR had never built enough of its own ethanol-blending facilities to comply with the Renewable Fuel Standard, buying RIN credits instead.
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Mata had lived with the Davises for a year, blending in well with their other children and adapting to life in America.
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Upgrading reduces the thickness of bitumen so it does not require blending with lighter oil to move in pipelines, freeing up space.
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It takes the form of an extended cinematic essay, blending fictionalized re-enactments of plausible events with excursions into scholarship and fantasy.
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The new socks are made from a proprietary yarn called Trino, which Allbirds made by blending its existing tree and merino materials.
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The blending of opinion into reporting troubles news consumers who fear being told what to think instead of what to think about.
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Last Friday, the EPA granted 31 exemptions to small refineries across the country, giving them a pass on blending ethanol into gasoline.
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"It's an event, from our point of view, in terms of brewing and blending, but it's a lot of work," he says.
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Its total uncommitted biofuel blending cost at the end of the quarter was $127 million, CVR Chief Financial Officer Susan Ball said.
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The weekend outage of the reformer and blending oil unit had prompted BP to cut production by between 21.3 and 21 percent.
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Even if you apply too much, you can just keep blending or use a tinted powder on top to sheer it out.
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Read more: Meet the 7 early-stage startups blending tech and real estate that just got accepted to a high-profile accelerator.
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It is, however, a remarkable feat of technology for blending (and nearly juicing) just about anything you can get your hands on.
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The country has become more reliant on imports for blending due to problems at its refiners, which are running far below capacity.
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The movie spends the rest of its running time jumping between those two modes, rather than blending them into any coherent whole.
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As an adviser to Trump, Icahn urged the president in February to alter the policy to lift the blending burden from refiners.
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Blending honey with herbs and spices creates a makeshift cough syrup that you can use in your effort to kick flu's ass.
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So they have to buy credits called Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) from others that do have blending capacity, including other oil companies.
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This consumer-level 3D hardware was ahead of its time with advanced video acceleration, motion compensation and hardware sub-picture alpha blending.
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The Dead Kennedys mined punk rock gold in "California Uber Alles" by blending fascist imagery with sandal-munching, granola-wearing California Gov.
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When Trimble joined the D.C. Assault AAU's 27-and-under team, coach Eric Moses remembers that he preferred blending in the background.
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This sock is specifically designed for use in extremely cold conditions, blending warmth, moisture-wicking, comfort, and durability in a single package.
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The Dyson College Institute for Sustainability and the Environment is fast emerging as a leading hub for blending learning, doing and communicating.
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Five fertilizer blending plants have also been established in the four regions with the largest agricultural production to supply appropriate fertilizer combinations.
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Their registered American Kennel Club names generally begin with the breeder's kennel and maybe a blending of the sire's and dam's names.
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Camouflage is usually about blending in, but some of the most unusual camouflage during World War I wasn't designed to do that.
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Blending history and investigative reporting, Bergman has written a judicious book about an incendiary subject: secret assassinations committed by Israel's intelligence services.
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Use up a whole lot of spinach by blending it right into a pesto that then gets tossed into this simple pasta.
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EPA DISCUSSING POSSIBILITY OF IMPOSING CAPS OR OTHER RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRICE OF BIOFUEL BLENDING CREDITS TO LIMIT COSTS TO REFINERS SOURCES
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Similarly, in Champagne, where blending has been portrayed and marketed as an art form, more producers emphasize the terroir and the vineyard.
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Blending with the strings but with a reedy brightness that complemented the winds and brasses, her sitar was a persuasive orchestral chameleon.
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This complicated blending system costs U.S. drivers more than $10 billion per year in extra fuel costs, according to the Manhattan Institute.
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The Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 28500 established ambitious goals for blending biofuels into the nation's surface transportation fuel supply.
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Most recently, the administration has had to consider its approach to waivers granted to oil refiners, exempting them from the blending requirements.
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"While my smoothie is blending, I pour one egg white into the blender and combine with my other ingredients," Pulsinelli told Insider.
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"A Rabble of Dead Money" is a deft synthesis, blending colorful accounts of the past with the scholarly literature of the present.
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