It is just bubbles and bubbles inside other bubbles, bubbles all the way down.
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It packs over 200 professionally-designed speech bubbles for every art style – from polygonal bubbles to spiky bubbles.
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We may live in cultural bubbles, but the bubbles are generally huge.
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Although the radio bubbles are smaller and less energetic than the Fermi bubbles — it's possible that similar events created both sets of bubbles, the researchers said.
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BRUS means "sparkling" or "bubbles," because everything we do has bubbles in it.
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But that is the market-defying nature of bubbles and anti-bubbles today.
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The overall message seems to be that green bubbles can conquer blue bubbles?
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Bubbles appear on the screen, indicating that he's typing, and then the bubbles stop.
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Ruby Rose has her dog, Bubbles, tattooed on her hand, surrounded by bubbles, obviously.
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They'd give me a week, until next Thursday, to fundamentally change it so that the bubbles looked nothing like iMessage bubbles, instead looking something closer to "comic book cartoon bubbles".
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Words in round bubbles with pointers are speech; words in cloudlike bubbles connected by circles are thoughts.
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When people talk about filter bubbles, it's easy to jump to political filter bubbles because they are salient.
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And keep the water at a simmer (tiny bubbles) rather than a vigorous boil (rapidly bursting large bubbles).
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The fresh dough bubbles when you put it in the oven, and the bubbles get a little burnt.
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Although popping bubbles indicated methane was still seeping, one more turn of the wrench made the bubbles disappear.
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Many of these Gifs show anthropomorphized green bubbles flaunting their green-bubbleness, or attacking or transforming blue bubbles.
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He repeatedly referred to the country's "bubbles" and "elites," particularly "coastal bubbles," arguing that they've helped shipwreck the country.
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It was a cartoon with speech bubbles, four pages, and one page didn't have the speech bubbles filled in.
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That extra fermentation is what creates bubbles and those bubbles help speed up the flow of alcohol in your bloodstream.
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It is turning a boring messaging app into a pop culture symbol — are you team blue bubbles or team green bubbles?
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In other words, it's not one bubble, but many micro-bubbles — and many of those micro-bubbles are experiencing significant corrections.
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And these were bubbles of sand, not gas; the scientists carefully controlled the jet to prevent the formation of gas bubbles.
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According to TheWrap, the director is now set to helm Bubbles, a stop-motion animated feature about Michael Jackson's pet chimpanzee Bubbles.
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You need a machine that makes good bubbles and is constantly putting them out there and popping other people's sh--ty bubbles.
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Space bubbles Although space bubbles are beautiful, that's not the main takeaway from this photo -- OK, it can be, for the moment.
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All of our picks actually make enough bubbles, although some require more product than others to make a bath full of bubbles.
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So instead of collapsing bubbles causing the popping sound, Kawchuk's team said it was the sudden growth of bubbles that produced the noise.
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As for what these bubbles are "made" of, recent work suggests that spacetime bubbles are essentially mini-universes briefly forming inside our own.
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Bubbles also for Vogel and Adams for LG and AG. Two bubbles marked in for 94th with a single slash through Simonds' bubble.
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That water melts from ice that can have air bubbles trapped inside it, and those bubbles can seed the meltwater streams with oxygen.
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For years now, Apple has turned all non-iPhone users' text bubbles green while keeping iPhone users' bubbles blue, and it's created some drama.
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Bubbles is a mind-numbingly dumb and addictive app that lets you blow virtual bubbles into the universe and pop them with your finger.
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If cocktails didn't strike the baron's fancy, he could select from a wide range of bubbles, which gives the Binc, short for Bubbles Inc.
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He recently followed up with tips on how to spot and avoid bubbles, with recommendations on how to profit from what he calls anti-bubbles.
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You get 11 pots of "fruity bursting bubbles" in this calendar, which are ten more pots of fruity bursting bubbles than anyone could possibly need.
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The last part of the video shows that when they collapse, larger bubbles pull the glass bead towards them more quickly compared to smaller bubbles.
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Here's what's new so far: Bubbles — Reminiscent of Facebook's chat heads, the "bubbles" feature was originally meant to be part of Android 10 last year.
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In the same way that the world's major central banks spawned asset price bubbles, so too has the Federal Reserve helped to prick those bubbles.
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And from simulations, we think that there's these huge, influencing filaments and exploding bubbles that filaments flow in and bubbles coming out of the galaxy.
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They chose lava as their barometer because it traps gas bubbles as it solidifies, and the size of those bubbles depends on the pressure they experienced.
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Some people say that tiny bubbles flowing constantly make a tastier drink, but actually, the researchers found, big bubbles do because they release more aromatic spray.
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Then I'm worried that those bubbles are magnified online with filter bubbles and with the impact of technology on our attention spans, our empathy, and our humanity.
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CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL BEER DAY WITH THIS BEER CAN CHICKEN RECIPE Bubbles — all the bubbles — inexorably overtake the rim of the glass and spill all over the bar.
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It's an interactive graph on "political bubbles" in which you will be able to examine not only political bubbles across the country but also in your community.
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If "galactic bubbles" sound a bit familiar, it's important to clarify that these are not the huge gamma-ray bubbles discovered by the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope in 2010, nicknamed "Fermi bubbles," spanning above and below the galactic plane for a total distance of 50,000 light-years.
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Apple makes it very clear who else has an iPhone; text messages sent from an iPhone arrive as blue bubbles whereas all other messages come in green bubbles.
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"When I took him out, I could hear bubbles, or air bubbles, so I told her to get me the phone so I can call 911," he said.
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The city's teeming with diversity, yet we walk about in bubbles of segregation, whether those bubbles are individual-size or large enough to encompass a school or neighborhood.
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Shiller, who won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on bubbles, told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Wednesday that often bubbles are promulgated by stories, not metrics.
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IF YOU THINK PRIVATE EQUITY OR I'M SORRY, VENTURE CAPITAL IS POTENTIALLY A PLACE WHERE YOU SEE BUBBLES – MUNGER: AND BITCOIN AND THE OTHER CRYPTOCURRENCIES ARE ALSO BUBBLES.
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According to their models, only a partial collapse of the bubbles is needed to make the pop, and that's why bubbles can still be seen even after knuckle cracking.
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But when out of series of intricate loops come giant, iridescent … soap bubbles (soap bubbles!), floating every which way, dancing on the wind, it is impossible not to laugh.
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For the passionfruit bubbles in his daiquiri, he hand blends fresh passionfruit with Xanthan gum, Versawhip, and water together, before using a portable air pump machine to create the bubbles.
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The songs on the radio aren't about what's going on, the things-, we're all in these little bubbles, and the bubbles that we're in is responsible for the fake news.
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As rays of light create beams through the bubbles, the diver sinks beneath our view so all that remains are the bubbles and light, which soon ascend to the heavens.
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They read and exchange ideas in hermetic academic bubbles, in very much the same way that the public has increasingly tended to read and exchange ideas in hermetic news bubbles.
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Taking a closer look you see really only speech bubbles in the background, a handful of people talking and creating speech bubbles, and yet there is only one person listening.
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If the jet is wide, there will be a lower threshold for forming bubbles, and those bubbles will be larger than ones produced by narrower jets, which have higher speed thresholds.
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In "Bubbles Loves Animals," a teaser that Cartoon Network released Monday, Bubbles declares her love for animals during a school talent show — after proving her other talent, lifting an entire building.
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That's a lot of real estate, even on a bigger grid, and it also means that the first and last bubbles of every set of bubbles are hard to figure out.
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I MEAN THERE'S BOOKS -- THERE'S BOOKS ON THESE BUBBLES.
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THEY'RE JUST – WE HAVE DIFFERENT BUBBLES AT DIFFERENT TIMES.
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You're presented with a series of different colored bubbles, and your goal is to get the colors to match up so the bubbles pop and you can advance to the next level.
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Though they are smaller and likely younger than the Milky Way's bubbles, the NGC 3079 bubbles are easier to observe in full because they are located at a distance from our galaxy.
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First, it is filled with gas bubbles; gases conduct heat less effectively than either liquids or solids, and trapping the gas in small bubbles prevents the gas from effectively transferring heat via convection.
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Gary Shilling has made a career out of predicting bubbles.
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From time immemorial, financial markets have been prone to bubbles.
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But this clay isn't all fun bubbles and blackhead busting.
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This drop in pressure causes bubbles to form and bam!
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The little caffeine boost and bubbles help keep me awake.
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Then use the wand to blow your delicious potable bubbles.
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"It's all filter bubbles and hashtag wars now," DiResta tweeted.
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Nevertheless, the bubbles retain certain observable characteristics as they rise.
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Lending at very low rates could also inflate asset bubbles.
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Great bubbles are often uncannily accurate premonitions of the future.
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The bubbles might also resemble tiny water droplets, Chaiyasit says.
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And the sparkling water industry should know that bubbles pop.
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The taxonomy of hate bubbles up frequently in both sets.
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Plus, Facebook isn't the only place you'll find culture bubbles.
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While it bubbles away, Kishi gets back to those vegetables.
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This move could strengthen filter bubbles rather than weaken them.
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Please bring bubbles that we will be sending to Heaven.
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But those bubbles, it turns out, are far from airtight.
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Social media is relatively new, but filter bubbles are not.
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The gluten molecules lock the bubbles into place upon baking.
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Now pipe a column of air bubbles through the slurry.
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What are the bubbles in the boiling water made of?
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The solidified product looked similar to the hardened mucous bubbles.
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Literally, you could look at it and see little bubbles.
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Then last fall, LaCroix's beloved bubbles began to go flat.
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Bubbles happen for a complex and fascinating set of reasons.
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That helps to drive both genuine booms and bubbles alike.
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The surgery, which removed 90 percent of Bubbles' colon, worked.
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Moreover, trapped in the ice sheet were bubbles of air.
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All you need to do is add your speech bubbles.
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Royal lived through two bubbles, so he knew the pitfalls.
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Who knew there could be big money in popping bubbles?
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It's often said that market bubbles are obvious in hindsight.
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One student said he heard water bubbles in the music.
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And then you have these liberal bubbles in the cities.
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EVOLUTION_18 Beauty Bubbles Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid Tablets, $14.98; walmart.com
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And so when Shiller talks about market bubbles, investors listen.
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And generally, I think, you want to lean against bubbles.
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The message, as interpreted by Mr. Baraka: Culture bubbles up.
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Many of us are ensconced in our own information bubbles.
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Social media bubbles burst only when it is too late.
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Sure enough, the pie bubbles over onto the oven floor.
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A rapid succession of gigantic financial asset price bubbles followed.
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Structural bear markets are driven by bubbles and investor exuberance.
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Architects became attracted to furniture and buildings that resembled bubbles.
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The higher the ABV, the faster the bubbles will disappear.
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And I couldn't breathe, like the bubbles smelled like bleach.
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The bubbles include a bedroom, a hall, and a bathroom.
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But Greenspan understood how asset bubbles could harm the economy.
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That's because natural gas bubbles up alongside more lucrative oil.
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Lower pressure allows the gases to come together, forming bubbles.
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The Gungans retreat to an underwater Atlantis of ornamental bubbles.
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The soap bubbles already had an externally imposed temperature difference.
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It's water with bubbles that also has alcohol in it.
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Blond women blow pink chewing gum into gleaming juicy bubbles.
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Bubbles entice for their seeming simplicity, which approaches the existential.
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Dieter can't handle Samsung's plot to make green bubbles cool.
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It ended up inflating a handful of asset price bubbles.
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In the right beer, bubbles can trigger a fleeting fragrance.
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Bubbles percolate from the ground in floodwaters during high tides.
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Content geared toward these algorithmically fueled bubbles is financially rewarding.
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"Bitcoin and the other cryptocurrencies are also bubbles," he added.
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OceanX owns two bubbles and is building a second ship.
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And they're not all as profound as bubbles and crashes.
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How active should the Fed be in deflating asset bubbles?
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Eat these like regular waffles, or break the bubbles apart.
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Talk of bubbles in these markets is becoming more common.
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The "bubbles" show you the relative size of the budgets.
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What do you notice about groupings of the largest bubbles?
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So today, advocates of higher rates mostly focus on bubbles.
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Real estate bubbles tend to lead to a similar situation.
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The term is also tied, in many corners, to bubbles.
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Instead of tiny bubbles forming, one (relatively) large bubble forms.
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"When we're kids, we're all fascinated by bubbles," he explains.
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Antibubbles are about as common as regular bubbles—they tend to form near soap—but they tend to pop more easily because, as the video describes, they are truly the opposite of normal bubbles.
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But rather than read fictionalized speech bubbles (even well-researched speech bubbles, like Parisi's), I wish we would turn more often to his artworks, which speak volumes through the words scratched into their surfaces.
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Because all of us live in geographical and social media bubbles, it's really easy to draw conclusions about what we think of people who live in different bubbles, and those conclusions can be inaccurate.
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"The Greenspan 'put' supported markets a lot, but he also gave us lots of bubbles and crises that were spawned by those bubbles which I think history does not treat kindly at all," he said.
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HOUSING BUBBLES In its Global Real Estate Bubble Index for this year, UBS said low rates were creating the risk of property bubbles in cities including Munich, Amsterdam and Frankfurt, home to the ECB itself.
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China's central bank said recently that it will maintain ample liquidity in the economy while taking steps to prevent asset bubbles, adding that the balance between stabilizing growth and preventing bubbles has become more challenging.
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The central bank said recently that it will maintain ample liquidity in the economy while taking steps to prevent asset bubbles, adding that the balance between stabilising growth and preventing bubbles has become more challenging.
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Maybe echo chambers and filter bubbles are still kind of overstated.
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Then I launched huge bubbles that bounced pleasingly around the landscape.
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Bubbles make pricing irrational going up as well as going down.
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Blow bubbles and splat them with a little table tennis bat.
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Bubbles can form in the stock market or other asset classes.
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Otherwise, I'd say I am a mixture of Buttercup and Bubbles.
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Forget blowing bubbles ... serving bubbly's how Sir and Rumi get down.
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"Crypto is the mother and father of all bubbles," he said.
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Once an anxious thought bubbles up, I can't leave it alone.
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Many of the protesters blew bubbles as fundraiser attendees drove by.
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What predominates is text, in Twitter-length bubbles down the corridor.
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You know those red bubbles that appear when you get notifications?
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WorldsAway users could walk and gesture and talk through speech bubbles.
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Remember: quantum foam contains bubbles of uncertainty in space and time.
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Carried too far, it can create bubbles that threaten the economy.
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The bubbles that thus form reduce the hull's contact with water.
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Audience members may even find themselves in bubbles of their own.
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There's rarely any in-between when it comes to the bubbles.
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It's always been a bubble, and bubbles pop, that's their nature.
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"I can rock it, and feed it bubbles," she sweetly remarked.
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Though minute, each of these bubbles collapses with an explosive force.
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Dinosaurs that blow bubbles and turn monsters into fruit and candy?
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Within the bubbles themselves are hundreds and even thousands of stars.
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Scientists at NASA noticed more than 30 bubbles in the image.
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Screenshots obtained by The Verge show these blue bubbles in action.
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Most technology is aimed at individuals, each in their own bubbles.
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Quickly stir in the vanilla, tapping out any air bubbles. 11.
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Like tea and toddler's birthday parties, everything is better with bubbles.
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The more bubbles, the better — and boy was the marketing effective.
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But withdrawing MID cannot on its own prevent property-market bubbles.
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Filter bubbles are technically enabled, but they are not strictly technological.
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Madison thinks Bubbles is a washed up relic from the past.
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And let's stop blaming algorithms when it comes to filter bubbles.
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Puzzles and bubbles are a model that's working for Jam City.
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But German policymakers worry about asset bubbles forming as a result.
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We play Uno and blow bubbles and play with some pups.
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There is, for example, an entire room devoted to blowing bubbles.
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Our goal should be to destroy these "bubbles" not each other.
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Our goal should be to destroy these 'bubbles' not each other.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bubbles can be comforting from the inside.
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Jackson reclines on a flower bed with his arm around Bubbles.
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It bubbles out through words spoken in her native Yorkshire accent.
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It is certainly interesting to see, having been through various bubbles.
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When bubbles appear on surface, flip and cook other side. 3.
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In each of the regions, you'll see bubbles with artists inside.
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Therefore, great efforts went into ridding the wine of its bubbles.
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But today, there are no obvious asset bubbles waiting to pop.
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Starting to scrub, smell the soap and watch the bubbles foam.
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Just as increasing temperature creates vapor bubbles, so does decreasing pressure.
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That will probably make Bubbles and Winston dead, not happily tipsy.
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Technology coverage bubbles are built upon high-production of plausible disruption.
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If you come up too fast, the gas turns into bubbles.
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But if you open that bottle slowly, no bubbles will formed.
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It makes you wonder: maybe some bubbles are meant to burst.
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Good as the bubbles and dancing were, comedy gimmicks define wrestlers.
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How do you and I get out of our own bubbles?
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But even the bubbles of human occupied space are impossibly large.
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Cook until bubbles start to form and burst, about 2 minutes.
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Select one of the bubbles, and then click "Continue to Cancel."
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I don't have any bubbles anymore; nobody I know does, either.
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I felt what I think were meant to be champagne bubbles.
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She bubbles with psychological insight and empathy for anyone in distress.
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Speech bubbles overlap to show people talking at the same time.
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For one, he said, 2018 was a year of bursting bubbles.
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Ideology bubbles aren't good — they can lead to ignorance and polarization.
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In terms of inspiration, Satellite Collective bubbles over with creative energy.
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It's a reminder we all live in our own little bubbles.
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Bubbles produce unreal times: rumours abound and bizarre promotions are launched.
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During the internet and real estate bubbles, financial experts were wrong.
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It turns out that the Os in the entry represent bubbles.
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Even babies can have strokes when the blood-filled bubbles burst.
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That question bubbles up every year as influenza sweeps the nation.
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And here, a woman blows bubbles for a gaggle of children.
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The novel "bubbles with self-realizations," our reviewer, Cherise Wolas, wrote.
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Soon your screen may become plastered with bubbles of all sizes.
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And there's Rick Perry smacking on bazooka and blowing bubble bubbles.
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Equity bubbles are often popped by regulation, Gundlach said back then.
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That means taking it upon ourselves to pop our online bubbles.
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In fact, it seemed like the bubbles were just an afterthought.
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Does every set of bubbles in this puzzle have matching letters?
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Cable news builds filter bubbles, and local news thrives on outrage.
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Jack Dorsey on Twitter's Role in Free Speech and Filter Bubbles Here's the complete transcript of Jack Dorsey's interview with Nicholas Thompson at Wired 25 earlier this week: DORSEY: I think Twitter does contribute to filter bubbles.
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The central bank said earlier this month that it will maintain ample liquidity in the economy while taking steps to prevent asset bubbles, adding that the balance between stabilizing growth and preventing bubbles has become more challenging.
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Other types of bubbles might have different strengths of dark energy inside and outside the bubble, for example, but bubbles of nothing have no interior at all, says paper author and researcher at Uppsala University, Marjorie Schillo.
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Though fairly small in number, their presence is enough to inflate bubbles.
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Like, people start talking about the things you write, especially around bubbles.
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Soon the liquid is covered by a thick layer of brown bubbles.
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People living in those bubbles don&apost know the rest of America.
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The Primary 3 and 4 classes received Bubbles and Freddy for Christmas.
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We're all in bubbles in certain ways but reservations are something different.
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Some say they punish savers, inflate asset bubbles and benefit the wealthy.
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And the carbon dioxide is allowed to escape, so no bubbles form.
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We create bubbles and when the good times are good, they're great.
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Within the corona were expanding bubbles streaming away from the earthbound observers.
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Dr. Bowe also recommends avoiding bubbles and any other products that foam.
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They think they're secure in their little bubbles of fame and wealth.
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Evie at first recoils, presumably overcome by the sudden onslaught of bubbles.
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The size of the bubbles corresponds to the number of claims filed.
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Here are the standouts among the housing bubbles in major metro areas:
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Algorithmically curated "filter bubbles" may even affect the way a country votes.
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Dotcom bubbles ensue, with the attendant costs to savers and the economy.
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Yet bubbles of dissatisfaction have appeared on the otherwise smooth German millpond.
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Then they measured how much those bubbles blocked the flow of sap.
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The result was that it was harder for financial bubbles to inflate.
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Yet there is usually meaning in the madness of technology-driven bubbles.
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There's a new product that lets you to turn booze into bubbles.
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Some rate-setters worry that loose monetary policy may inflate asset bubbles.
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Moreover, subsidising mortgages might actually hurt economies by helping inflate housing bubbles.
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RandyDespite the memorable name, it seems "scrubbing bubbles" didn't make the cut.
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"There's always negative bubbles created when people get too worried," Lee said.
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Seltzer water is just pure water that's been pumped full of bubbles.
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It's extremely easy to sequester ourselves in bubbles that protect our worldview.
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We're constantly doing socially inappropriate things when we're inside our mobile bubbles.
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We think this can really help people move away from filter bubbles.
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It was decorated with sugar sea glass, bubbles, and leafy sea dragons.
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To prevent 'filter bubbles,' around 10% of links will be chosen randomly.
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Some doggos were equally as excited for leaf blowers and soap bubbles.
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The bright regions that looked like islands are actually thousands of bubbles.
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The photographer was intrigued by the trail of bubbles the punches made.
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Powerful fans blow tiny soap bubbles into the audience by the thousands.
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The tube with the membrane produced larger bubbles than the tube without.
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Now, technologists are trying to use software to burst those same bubbles.
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Content in his forever home, Bubbles has not forgotten his donkey friends.
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His reply arrived in multiple parts, a rapidly accumulating stack of bubbles.
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Housing runups and bubbles are distinctive risks for a second reason, too.
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Bubbles, it seems, are an integral part of China's bottled-water business.
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And when asset bubbles are starved of that monetary fuel they burst.
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If they sit out bubbles they are more likely to get fired.
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If bubbles are more your bag, however, there are plenty of options.
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Koons's "Michael Jackson and Bubbles" was included in his 2014 Whitney retrospective.
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Bubbles evanesce around him; his vertical body is still as a corpse.
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Bubbles escape from his mouth, his feet wiggle, and he descends further.
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Sometimes it bubbles up from the most elemental levels of local government.
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Some of the works interact, while others exist in their own bubbles.
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That jam boiled angrily, loudly; its bubbles were larger than the berries.
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It's time to burst social media bubbles before they swallow democracy whole.
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And with rules and structures designed to pop not promote filter bubbles.
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You had to think, reflect, and absorb within bubbles of your own.
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George, however, said easy money policies carried risks of fueling asset bubbles.
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But I'm not so hardhearted as to be completely resistant to bubbles.
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"People love bubbles," said Lisa Bauer, vice president at Delta's onboard services.
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The color palette is muted, the intense tension bubbles under the surface.
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The researchers found four distinct bitcoin bubbles that correspond to that model.
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At even a hint of dissent, vitriolic commentary bubbles up, and why?
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" And Kimmel keeps it all smiles ending on, "I ate the bubbles.
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Experience teaches that credit bubbles inevitably lead to large misallocation of resources.
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"She was chewing gum and blowing bubbles, and I got that picture."
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Emily: It had that yeasty smell, and it has those creamier bubbles.
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Remember, nobody can be frustrated while saying "Bubbles" in an angry voice.
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You can follow Allie (Bubbles), Camille (Blossom), and Kaitlyn (Buttercup) on Instagram.
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When that bubbles over, it makes for a really specific horror situation.
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In the early '80s, he famously purchased a pet chimpanzee named Bubbles.
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Blood bubbles from his mouth as he tries to call for Rupert.
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There are no captions in this book, and almost no thought bubbles.
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This led to profound social consequences and anger after the bubbles burst.
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We're in these bubbles and it's a little difficult to get there.
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These guys start and then it eventually bubbles up to other mediums?
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With the rebreathers we use, when you exhale, no bubbles come out.
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Inside the comic-strip-style thought bubbles encircling her head are penises.
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You've probably heard the answer before, but I'll tell you: it's bubbles.
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The game explores our innermost thoughts by giving playable things thought bubbles.
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They then were asked to identify the bubbles present in the data.
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Which brings us to the issue at hand: Keeping those bubbles green.
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There have also been several card bubbles over the past three decades.
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But the problem isn't just filter bubbles, echo chambers or alternative facts.
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Heat butter in pan until it bubbles and begins to turn brown.
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He acknowledged that very low interest rates can lead to asset bubbles.
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The artist's use of expressive speech bubbles is nothing short of amazing.
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Many people want to see outside their bubbles but lack reliable direction.
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And they're ... You can't decouple them from being economic bubbles as well.
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Because Champagne is basically just white wine with bubbles in it, right?
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In architecture, the Beijing National Aquatics Center is a box of bubbles.
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Theorists also contemplate bubbles at the larger end of the scale spectrum.
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We soon discovered that if we stepped on the bubbles, they crackled.
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There is so much water that it bubbles up from the ground.
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Kilauea's magma is thin enough that most of the gas bubbles out.
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And that's a dangerous place, because this is how bubbles are made.
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The bubbles will keep the frittata light and airy as it cooks.
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And those new stars ionize clouds of hydrogen, which look like bubbles.
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This multiple was exceeded only in 1929 and 2000 – both clearly bubbles.
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While it bubbles, see how much added sugar is in your diet.
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HOWARD MARKS: You've seen two bubbles, tech, and subprime, and two crashes.
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The oxygen gas that's released will form bubbles and try to escape.
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Instead, the vent continuously fed the bubbles with gas as they rose.
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You recently talked about some asset classes being vulnerable to bubbles perhaps.
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UBS's report tracks the risk of property price bubbles in global cities.
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That's sort of an obvious place to look at [for potential bubbles].
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The bubbles are from a specially created soap made just for animals.
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MUNGER: YEAH, THERE ARE ALWAYS BUBBLES – YOU KNOW GOING TO END BADLY.
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Stress at home bubbles up, and it's time to set some boundaries.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Air is seeping quickly out of SoftBank bubbles.
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All bubbles burst in the end, and gin will be no exception.
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The screen showed gleaming golden bubbles of fat that were surprisingly beautiful.
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Creating partisan "echo chambers" and "filter bubbles" that segment reality by ideology.
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I was on Twitter and saw this guy made a Bubbles doll.
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" For a touch of fun, she added: "I'll even bring the bubbles.
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China has been battling high debt levels and asset bubbles for years.
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They emerged like so many bubbles, lifting, writhing, then going flat again.
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Like, everyone talks about "deep state," go to deep bubbles, Silicon Valley.
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Social media bubbles and "echo chambers" will constitute a growing political threat.
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You can't keep doing that forever, and we get all these bubbles.
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The gases rise off the plate in a continuous stream of bubbles.
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"Markets are blowing small celebratory bubbles," said Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid.
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Do we risk stoking stock market bubbles and asset price bubbles instead of broader inflation as the Fed cuts rates and so far we've seen almost all of the Fed stimulus show up in things like asset prices.
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One reason for fearing that these bubbles might soon start bursting is that the years of low interest rates and avid central bank government bond buying that spawned the bubbles now appear to be drawing to an end.
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Peddi Max by Henrik the Artist dripping dew on a cold container black and blue and white and red a crack now bubbles in a fizzy feeling a tingly sensation that lies ahead maximum taste but yet no sugar too good to be true though it has been said that bubbles in bottles and bubbles in cans gather around us from the love we spread.
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"Why are the bubbles of the Veneto and Fruili Venezia Giulia more damaging than the French bubbles in Champagne, or even those that the British have been producing for some time in Kent?" the newspaper Corriere della Sera asked.
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So that thin column of bubbles sets up a bubble engine so fluid, the champagne, is being dragged up the middle and then the bubbles stay at the top but the wine has to come back down the outside.
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This fundamental mismatch limits the ability of policymakers to stop bubbles from inflating.
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Recently you've been writing about bubbles, and you've written about them several times.
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In other words, there are parts right now, there are some bubbles emerging.
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SORKIN: And, Ray, talking about bubbles, do you worry about high-yield bonds?
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Too much pressure and those bubbles can implode violently, irreversibly damaging the barrier.
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In the cenote, bubbles come up through the cloud from the diver below.
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It's top of mind, maybe it's subconscious and then it bubbles up later.
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This one features toe-touch buttons to activate bubbles, a waterfall, and heat.
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The only bodies that live in bubbles are very sick, very weak ones.
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Replies also look similar to Messenger, with individual bubbles underneath the original comment.
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Wave the wand slowly or blow on it to create giant soap bubbles.
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But the sand moves, flows, ripples, and even bubbles like it's a liquid.
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But continued low interest rates do add to risks of financial bubbles developing.
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The wine tasted excellent and held the perfect mix of bubbles and aroma.
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These bubbles are thus closed off from each other, effectively becoming isolated universes.
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Well, it turns out that those little bubbles might be the reason why.
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Conventional pop is so passé — keep the bubbles, but ditch the excess sugar!
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Bubbles are made up of a thin film of liquid enclosing a gas.
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Today, Yellowstone bubbles away with its hot springs and geysers with endearing names.
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Recessions used to be triggered by housing bubbles, price surges or industrial busts.
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I reach out and touch it, and it divides into several smaller bubbles.
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One charge is that index investing adds to stockmarket volatility and inflates bubbles.
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Similar calculations can also help to sustain government borrowing and even asset bubbles.
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I enjoy my Turkey Tom with hot peppers while drinking a Rhinegeist Bubbles.
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The projectile's impact creates shock waves, and thus cavitation bubbles, in the fuel.
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We are big, we're making bubbles, it's kind of scary for the sharks.
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Bake until topping is golden brown and filling bubbles, 35 to 40 minutes.
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They help prevent bubbles from forming and are adept at rooting out malfeasance.
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Cognitive dissonance is, arguably, the outcome that bursting filter bubbles aims to produce.
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It bubbles up in the atmosphere, its menacing clouds coming closer and closer.
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If the bubbles are naturally occurring, straight from the source, it's sparkling water.
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As the pressure changes, dissolved gas forms into bubbles and then disaster strikes.
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Bubbles Are Your Friend There's a reason beer works well with Thai food.
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You're seeing those bubbles deflate, and no one knows where that path leads.
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Lee would then fill in the bubbles, often with melodramatic, pseudo-Shakespearean tripe.
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For champagne, it's the expectation of excellence and at the very least, bubbles.
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Filter bubbles are a problem technology didn't create but certainly seems to exacerbate.
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Importantly, users can put the stickers on GIFs, including speech and thought bubbles.
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So he said, 'Do you want me to fill in the speech bubbles?
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Michael feared he'd bite his children and moved Bubbles to warm, sunny Florida.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You can literally see the bubbles coming out in the water.
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Cook, swirling occasionally, until it bubbles rapidly and caramel forms, about 3 minutes.
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Panay's enthusiasm bubbles over, he goes off script, and he often over-shares.
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Little bubbles of spit form at the corners of his heart-shaped lips.
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Outside the usual tech bubbles it remains a bit of a novel gimmick.
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We were running and skipping through the bubbles with our flowers at sunrise!
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Authorities are trying to manage their asset bubbles, particularly in the property sector.
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When you blow bubbles in a glass of milk, they pop fairly quickly.
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She also said Jackson's living relatives have not not contributed to Bubbles' care.
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As he passes the American flag, Bubbles pauses for a minute to salute.
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He added that all bubbles, though, once established, will eventually burst and deflate.
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"Bubbles are without a doubt the drink-of-choice on Vappu," Taina adds.
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This is Kleban's timepiece: a membrane that bubbles into being and naturally expands.
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Those little floating word bubbles have to do so many things at once.
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Is it just us, or does the kiddo seem to be blowing bubbles?
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Aire de Bardenas' see-through bubbles have their own bedroom, hall, and bathroom.
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And yes, bubbles don't just keep things in; they keep things out, too.
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"Warm water with soap gets a much better lather, more bubbles," Wuest said.
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Robertson's posterboard images are like comics panels, filled with text and speech bubbles.
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But at least each of those earlier bubbles began with a plausible premise.
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It's an idyllic afternoon, all bubbles and sunlight blissfully coexisting with Malcolm's drone.
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The aesthetic is loud and frenetic, featuring sound effects and cartoon thought bubbles.
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Bubbles do happen, because all momentum in the system works to perpetuate them.
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You can see similar patterns in wax honeycombs, fly's eyes and soap bubbles.
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Officials are also wrestling with the role of regulation in popping asset bubbles.
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There are faces, flowers and face-flowers, cell-like bubbles and amoeboid caterpillars.
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These bubbles could seriously put you back to sleep -- but don't do that!
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Yolanda would be Bubbles, and Regina is Buttercup, because she is a badass.
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But these benign bubbles can transmutate into monstrous headaches if consumed to excess.
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"All this stuff is because we liked the sound of bubbles," Horowitz said.
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And when he bumps into his neighbors, he bubbles over with the news.
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Say goodbye to flat water and stay hydrated (and fancy) with some bubbles.
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They're in an app with orange bubbles, in an alphabet I don't recognize.
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Instead of gift bags filled with bubbles, Nike high-tops are doled out.
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"I don't know what those blobs, plumes, lollipops, bubbles, heads are," Barlow says.
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When students inhabit liberal bubbles, they're not learning much about their own country.
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My friends and I would push against those bubbles in clumsy, teenage ways.
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Just peel and slice them into thick coins while the picadillo bubbles along.
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But the director, Leigh Silverman, is adept at throwing ash on soap bubbles.
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Of course, this is what markets do — they have bubbles, corrections and crashes.
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Other scientists offered other ideas like squirty sterigmata, bursting bubbles and electrostatic repulsion.
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The bubbles were so lively the wine practically foamed out of the glass.
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Creating personalized filter bubbles is the antithesis of what The Times stands for.
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There are no bubbles as she breathes underwater, but she tells her story.
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As a result, bubbles inflate regularly in Hong Kong, with sometimes alarming speed.
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And when the conflict bubbles up, even natives can question why they persist.
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Bitcoin may be in a bubble, but not all bubbles are created equal.
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Dr. Kennedy suggested experimenting with different solutions to create the longest-lasting bubbles.
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They'll burst like bubbles In the fun of a Sunday in New York!
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See the blue bubbles in the So little yield, so much duration chart.
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The rounded edges of text bubbles also gave messages a soft, friendly connotation.
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It was an environment filled with filter bubbles that weakened our intellectual defenses.
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I find it way more difficult to narrate through dialogues in word bubbles.
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Combined with the fact that we've lost a good deal of what used to regularly burst these insular bubbles—face-to-face interaction—at least at a grassroots level and you have a fertile environment for these bubbles to metastasize.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said last week he saw no bubbles in European asset prices, only a day after Deutsche Bank chief executive John Cryan insisted there were "signs of bubbles" building in the region's capital markets.
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Snapping shrimp produce collapsing bubbles whose sound waves stun prey and ward off predators.
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Then they filled it up with bubbles so you just went down the slide.
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But they also generated asset bubbles: stock and land prices tripled within five years.
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The little passionfruit bubbles are spooned onto the cocktail, to give the drink texture.
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Instead of having tabs at the top, you get round bubbles on the right.
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And trust us, the end result—beautiful brown beer bubbles—will be worth it.
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With the help of modern-day medical imaging, and lots and lots of bubbles.
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The tub massages and creates jacuzzi bubbles to release tension in your mom's feet.
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A waitress in Saransk bubbles over in wonder at meeting her first-ever American.
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Both figures are seated, and are surrounded by text bubbles in green and yellow.
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Hundreds of bubbles hurriedly zip to the surface and yield rapid-fire, sparkling pops.
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I stroke, my hands and mouth sending up bubbles that swirl to the surface.
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He was especially intrigued by the shifting rainbow of colors on the bubbles' surface.
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When you select one of the bubbles, you'll go straight to that section Facebook.
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Part of the problem here is that we all design our own filter bubbles.
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Like me, you might be surprised what bubbles up when you leave your bubble.
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Kaitlyn: I vote for the first four seconds, where there are iMessage typing bubbles.
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Hot wax was then carefully poured into the mold to avoid bubbles, then removed.
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Like all bubbles stretching back to tulips, I expect the results will be similar.
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Kumagai and his collaborators realized increasing the laser's energy created bubbles in the fluid.
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When the temperature gets cold enough, bubbles will freeze faster than they can pop.
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The bubbles should freeze pretty quickly and and can last up to 20 minutes.
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Underwood ($83 for a 4-pack)Canned wine is not all sparkles and bubbles.
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Heat grapeseed oil in a skillet, about 1/8-inch deep, until it bubbles.
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It's amazing how long tons of bubbles take to get back their soapy beginning.
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Cells lining the epididymis constantly discharge small, fluid-filled, membrane-bound bubbles called vesicles.
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This happens via embedded bubbles, almost like a multiple choice question for each response.
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They live in these sterile bubbles, with black gloves that protrude into [the habitat].
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You're then free to sketch away, add magnification bubbles, and drop in text layers.
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" Buttercup tells Bunny to "beat'em up" and Bubbles says to "throw them in jail.
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Wider jets have a lower speed threshold and produce larger bubbles than narrower ones.
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Those bubbles then burst, releasing a cloud of even smaller water particles, called aerosols.
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Regrettably, academia has failed to teach you that you are creating bubbles and unrest.
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It's just you, the bubbles, and the soothing voice of a faraway meditation teacher.
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The game telegraphs those shifting impressions with little thought bubbles containing a character's face.
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We never know which financial firms have over-extended themselves until the bubbles burst.
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Far-right personalities accuse college campuses of becoming liberal bubbles hostile to conservative thought.
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They hang in a single line, just outside the enclosures, like cartoon thought bubbles.
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And "Thought Bubbles" played in the background while Josh got dressed for the wedding.
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Beijing's micromanagement of the pace and pricing of new listings has fanned speculative bubbles.
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My cleaning products of choice, Scrubbing Bubbles and lemon-scented Clorox Wipes, cost $25.
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But these chemicals separate due to pressure, sending nitrogen bubbles back to the surface.
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This is raising concerns about property and bond bubbles in the bloc's wealthier countries.
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They told me that trying to predict market bubbles is generally a fool's errand.
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"We can neither let the bubbles burst nor let it grow bigger," Yang said.
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Sarah drank most of it because I'm a geezer and bubbles give me heartburn.
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I say that because I remember, in the summer, I asked about filter bubbles.
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The whole idea that liberals live nowhere but in their own bubbles has become
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But the cover is those bubbles cut in black plexiglass, just reflecting the ceiling.
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He is reportedly concerned about the threat of creating new bubbles in financial markets.
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"He could see the bubbles were under pressure," his SIPRE colleague Carl Benson recalls.
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It bubbles from the blood that balloons out of yet another self-harm wound.
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When the pieces drop in, the solution bubbles, and it looks like it's boiling.
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My favorite app for keeping track of the local AQI is Wynd's Air Bubbles.
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In it, he's surrounded by bubbles and giggling as he stares into the camera.
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China's top leaders have pledged this year to address financial risks and asset bubbles.
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In both, the text messages show up as little speech bubbles on the screen.
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That should give policymakers more room to tackle financial risks and prevent asset bubbles.
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Others have structural color: nanoscopic bubbles, lattices, and granules that scatter and refract light.
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Seltzer is water that has had pressurized carbon dioxide added to give it bubbles.
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The color will change the outline of icons as well as the chat bubbles.
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Drinks like Coke require more time for their bubbles to dissipate in high altitude.
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Socialization of risk continues to be the way America deals with its debt bubbles.
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If everyone around you is only saying one thing ... people live in news bubbles.
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So far, the keys are improvements to privacy/permissions and multi-tasking through Bubbles.
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The stage is filled with bubbles as a finale zombie foam party is prepped.
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Despite living through multiple so-called bubbles, I started out by clarifying my terms.
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Next, tender yet crispy pizza is covered in charred bubbles and spots of cheese.
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You can squeeze and bat around jello bubbles that satisfyingly ripple through your suit.
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The service starts at $9,000, though prices range based on your choice of bubbles.
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Inevitably, the cyber currency bubble will burst, just as all other bubbles have burst.
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The perks don't end there; the firm also offers accommodation in transparent inflatable bubbles.
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"The message there is that people see bubbles where there are none," he said.
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Step one: There are six down clues that contain three bubbles in a row.
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And market bubbles, swelled by overextended borrowing, can explode, wreaking losses and stalling growth.
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It has such a neat way of puncturing its characters' bubbles — and our own.
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I feel more alive in the pool, everything glassy and gravity-less and bubbles.
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Everything bubbles away softly until the dish comes together in glossy, soft-shredded perfection.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Choi Whal-soo has been through the wringer of speculative bubbles.
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Stock markets from the Philippines to Indonesia have started to emerge from anti-bubbles.
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Bubbles, though meters apart, rose to the surface, signalling the end of an era.
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"Breakfast at Tiffany's and bottles of bubbles," she sings, over a bass-heavy beat.
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"Bubbles are emptiness, non-liquid, a tiny cloud shielding a mathematical singularity," he wrote.
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Soulja has linked his Soap Shop location to a charity called Bubbles for Cash.
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Benign bubbles, sunbeams and kisses bounce among holes, necks on the block and wolves.
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And those changes will eventually burst our bubbles whether we like it or not.
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As the rescued male dived, a steady stream of bubbles emerged from his body.
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This one bubbles over and erupts with them, like a fetid geyser at Yellowstone.
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I can only imagine it's as irritating as air bubbles under your screen protector.
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The tiny bubbles give the chocolate a kind of whipped texture, and they're delicious.
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A man blew bubbles near the reservoir, and tour guides handed out bus passes.
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He found that expectation and emotion are two powerful drivers of bubbles and crashes.
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Robert Shiller is well-known for his views on valuation, volatility, dividends and bubbles.
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He pointed to the dovish Fed and little sign of bubbles in the economy.
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Once inside your glass, the bubbles will start to congregate at the liquid's surface.
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New bubbles moved up to the surface, where they burst and the process continued.
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You definitely won't need to use extra to fill up the tub with bubbles.
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The rhetoric soars but, like bubbles from a wand, pops quickly in the air.
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The bubbles were nice, but the shocking dryness of the grape practically gagged me.
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I couldn't even smell the carbonation the happy beads of bubbles were giving off.
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The congregated bubbles capture a beer's fleeting fragrances, slowly releasing scents with each pop.
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I stared at my phone, hoping for the gray bubbles of a pending response.
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During one waterboarding session, Zubaydah lost consciousness and bubbles began gurgling from his mouth.
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But maybe you would rather not serve bubbles, or regard it as a cliché.
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"Mom was at one point popping the bubbles in the macarons," Chteoui tells CNBC.
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However, the source of real market bubbles could be in some less obvious places.
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Excess liquidity is still in the system, which acts as fuel for asset bubbles.
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The history of markets is the history of bubbles, and they usually end badly.
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Trying it carries risks of its own — of inflation, and perhaps new financial bubbles.
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Rosengren in particular has expressed worry that lower rates could feed risky asset bubbles.
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It is too late for policymakers to do much to prevent bubbles from forming.
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Klobuchar's frustration with Buttigieg bubbles up most intensely when it comes to that experience.
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The streets are overlaid with price bubbles that indicate the location of the listing.
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Then she told them to put their face in the water and make bubbles.
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One possibility was that it drew oxygen from the bubbles, like a diving insect.
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Bubble maps are a variation of a scatter plot with dots replaced by bubbles.
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It could pop the real estate bubbles that have developed in many Chinese cities.
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Google taught its algorithms to recognize panels and detect speech bubbles and thanks to that, you can now easily zoom into speech bubbles without having to pinch and zoom (and then inevitably get confused about which panel you were actually looking at).
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Along with those things, beyond the fact that this stuff, you guys argue, bubbles up to Hannity, bubbles up to radio, have you tried to quantify the audience that these guys have and how that compares to traditional conservative media, to Fox News?
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The Honest Company recommends using two capfuls, but I found that I need to use double that to fill the tub with bubbles that last long enough for my daughter to enjoy a nice bubble bath (we really like bubbles around here).
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An experiment by the French Champagne producer Taittinger in 2010 showed that the aroma lessens with altitude and that bubbles stick to the sides of the glass instead of giving a steady stream of finer bubbles, considered an indicator of quality Champagne.
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It fuels bubbles in the value of financial assets that destabilize markets when they burst.
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Lee's most memorable speech bubbles totter on the edge between speech, poetry, and outright doggerel.
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In 1990 these bubbles burst and the economy slumped, never to recover its former mojo.
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The bear was enjoying his time in the bubbles, but needed a little something extra.
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The factory is bathed in a red glow, and molten steel bubbles in giant cauldrons.
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Suddenly, everything from plants and machinery to houses and bubbles have their own distinct personalities.
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Now, if they could just figure out a way to deal with those green bubbles.
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It's seen gateways to the underworld, subterranean bubbles, and the awakening of frozen, undead plagues.
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Top leaders have pledged to shift the emphasis to addressing financial risks and asset bubbles.
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I could hardly close it afterward, and heard bubbles pop as I squeezed it closed.
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Our enthusiasm bubbles up when the Moon waxes full in Sagittarius at 103:30 a.m.
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Adams "was completely loaded on morphine" when her cat, Bubbles, joined her on the bed.
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Their world is about being part of the swells, but they live in the bubbles.
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Finally, if housing were plentiful and cheap, we would probably stop having big housing bubbles.
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The Trans wanted to create a way for people to flavor bubbles however they wanted.
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We have to engage with people and organizations that are firmly outside our respective bubbles.
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When we ourselves then step into one of these bubbles, the familiar meadow is transformed.
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Before the ceremonial burning, the children took turns reading out dedications to Bubbles and Freddy.
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Each of these bubbles would then be single universes in a grander, ever-inflating multiverse.
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There are no ads or in-app subscriptions — just a bunch of soothing, swirling bubbles.
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Facebook is dead set on breaking through our news biases and popping our filter bubbles.
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Perhaps that trades the filter bubbles of a few friends for a solo filter condom.
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The class built goldfish-sized longships, then shared their favorite memories of Freddy and Bubbles.
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As the lizards lie motionless underwater, bubbles can periodically be seen appearing above their snouts.
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BANK OF AMERICA: There's glaring evidence that 2 market bubbles are fast approaching their destruction.
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To generate enough carbon dioxide to make bubbles, winemakers actually need to ferment champagne twice.
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But to blow really big, world-record-scale bubbles requires a very precise bubble mixture.
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In a note Friday, he pinpointed two broad areas where "excess liquidity" is brewing bubbles.
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The area is named after the bubbly beverage because the volcano's heat creates little bubbles.
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It only served to create new asset bubbles and to delay a day of reckoning.
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The product is meant to be crumbled under running water to create mint-smelling bubbles.
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Opponents of QE say that it distorts markets and inflates asset bubbles, among other things.
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Negative real interest rates can cause speculative asset bubbles even if they don't cause inflation.
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It makes the liquor cold, adds dilution and changes the texture; you create tiny bubbles.
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The glass' unique shape was designed to help bubbles form and allow aromas to develop.
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I get a medium passionfruit green tea with bubbles and happily slurp my way home.
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An updatable version would require a stream of liquid to move or pop the bubbles.
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Bake at 400°F until light bubbles on cheese become to appear, about 10 minutes.
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The dimple became deeper as the team increased the jet's speed, until bubbles finally formed.
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That's because bubbles usually blow up when there is more supply than demand, he said.
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Imagine if instead those bubbles were not only edible, but tasted as sweet as candy?
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"Whether tulips, housing or tech stocks, bubbles require public participation," he wrote at the time.
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Perhaps the best way of understanding bitcoin is through a model of how bubbles operate.
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Speculative bubbles are hard to model—how to find a rational way to assess irrationality?
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The game's different levels require you to match and pop bubbles to save baby pandas.
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Creators take a 60% cut of all revenue with the remainder going to Binary Bubbles.
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"Scrubbing bubbles" as a name for a protection scheme stands out purely for its weirdness.
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Ermotti said the impact could result in falling consumer confidence and potential stock market bubbles.
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But sometimes, locked in our own tech bubbles, we tend to miss out on things.
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In a small saucepan, heat cream until bubbles begin to form around the edge. 2.
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Three patients had to interrupt treatment to have gas bubbles removed from the blood circuit.
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The history of asset bubbles is that, once inflated, they are not easily deflated gradually.
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And perhaps it bubbles to the surface something deep in the heart of Guy Fieri.
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Use a lighter directly on the sticker to evacuate the air bubbles if needed. 4.
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This is not a comic book, so don't fill your stories up with speech bubbles.
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According to quantum theory, particles are merely bubbles of froth, kicked up by underlying fields.
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The rest of the streams are in a strip of smaller bubbles along the bottom.
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Both are followed by a miracle monetary cure, which inflated bubbles across various asset classes.
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But by 2000, Bubbles had developed a severe colon disease and was about to die.
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Stock market bubbles and panics are now largely viewed through the lens of behavioral economics.
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Critics also argue that the ultra-loose policy has inflated asset bubbles in financial markets.
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Cola is a messaging app, but with "Cola Bubbles" that add more interactivity and functionality.
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He warned against living in bubbles in which people only engage with others like themselves.
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Their over-reliance on income from land sales is also driving asset bubbles in China.
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The bubbles come courtesy of iconic label Moët & Chandon, as they have for 25 years.
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Here, the sexts are portrayed as on-screen bubbles, a format lots of shows use.
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Items then spill out in bubbles for you to pop with your finger to collect.
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It sounds like I'm popping the world's tiniest bubble wrap at 1,000 bubbles per minute.
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And then that mirror is shot through, yellow and red torpedoes around me, bubbles everywhere.
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Bubbles or sweet wines, even well-balanced ones, can be tiring over the long haul.
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" Soon, your brain liquefies and "just pours out the ears and bubbles out the mouth.
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Digital currency investors may benefit from understanding how bubbles have played out over the centuries.
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It had West Ham fans blowing bubbles as they traditionally do at the Hammers' games.
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A young saucier pours a pan of bubbles around the edge of this "onion carbonara".
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In addition, excessive credit creation has spawned bubbles in the Chinese property and equity markets.
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These bubbles become trapped in the cheese rind and form holes (also known as eyes).
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To begin, there are chips made from lumpia wrappers, quick to shatter, with ossified bubbles.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "Bubblemania," indoor and outdoor activity day with bubbles and craft stations. Aug.
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Testers were able to choose between gentle carbonation and intense bubbles by applying light pressure.
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A woman dressed as a mime, blowing enormous bubbles with a bucket and some twine.
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Remove it from the oven when the cheese bubbles and the crust starts to blacken.
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They expand my little world as well as the overlapping bubbles that create a society.
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They went on adventures, blew bubbles, created makeshift roller skates, and dressed up as princesses.
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Maybe we're all going to be living in our own little local news feed bubbles.
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These bubbles attach themselves to the sides of the bottle and collapse into one another.
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Alarming shouts in the background grow into gurgling wails as vomit bubbles up in throats.
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People who pronounce consonant sounds with the deliberate care of someone filling in ScanTron bubbles.
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Annoying popup bubbles on Android, in the past has been known to cause battery drain.
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Nobel laureate Robert Shiller wrote the textbook on the 2 worst bubbles in recent history.
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She's over princesses and purple, but still gets wide-eyed at a flurry of bubbles.
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AMSTERDAM — Little colored bubbles float ever higher, growing larger as they rise toward the sky.
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Should China ease purchase restrictions, prices would almost certainly spike upward, which could inflate bubbles.
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"Markets are blowing small celebratory bubbles this morning," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.
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Recently, scientists set out to explain the transfer of heat that affects how bubbles freeze.
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Dr. Boreyko's team placed soap bubbles on an icy stage outside their walk-in freezer.
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Near where I sit, a man is releasing soap bubbles from a large string net.
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But rarely have these two bubbles seemed so far apart than during the past week.
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Or I'll set aside the time to sit in silence and see what bubbles up.
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And braver still when she tried two colors: sandy yellow bubbles filled with khaki green.
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One answer, in any transition period like this one, is to look to anti-bubbles.
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The temptation to spot bubbles is widespread; the ability to actually identify them, less so.
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A new beverage called Recess is a case study in where those desires meet. Bubbles?
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The loudest noise was that of the air bubbles from our regulator as you exhaled.
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It's a glass wall piece by Rob Wynne called "Exhale," his interpretation of champagne bubbles.
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Hardly. We do not transition out of the military and live in veteran-exclusive bubbles.
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"Otherwise, all our outrage and all our tears will end up as bubbles," it said.
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Others focused on funding speculators who inflated asset bubbles from real estate to egg futures.
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That has led to surging prices — and worries about bubbles — in a number of cities.
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By contrast, middling relationships are the best suited to pierce our much-bemoaned filter bubbles.
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No waggle, no kicking, just some invisible supernatural forward propulsion with cavitation bubbles trailing behind.
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Finally, if housing were plentiful and cheap, we would probably stop having big housing bubbles.
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"Occasionally we go off the tracks with bubbles … but it will never permanently derail us."
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It's their hatred, their refusal to leave their bubbles, that was really taking up space.
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But the lack of bubbles or foam was a letdown even though it tasted light.
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"American literary culture is uniquely democratic and sort of bubbles up from below," he said.
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NT: When I started, I expected to find a chapter on filter bubbles and Facebook.
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Durruthy tells Business Insider she believes that inclusion starts when people look outside their bubbles.
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Bigger dark green bubbles likewise indicate a city where the working class can get by.
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They are constantly moving, burping like giant bubbles, reacting to subtle shifts in the environment.
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The more hawkish Fed members have argued that an overly accommodative environment could cause bubbles.
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Photographer Fabio Mirulla took a picture of a couple surrounded by giant bubbles in 2017.
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Scientists had never observed these bursts and bubbles before, but they seem to be common.
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For one thing, bubbles don't do what bitcoin has done since its inception in 2009.
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It's the kind of tension that bubbles up occasionally during a racial awakening and reckoning.
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"When bubbles burst, it's usually the folks on the bottom that get hurt," Steele said.
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Flexibility in rates is favourable for deleveraging, "deflating bubbles" and risk prevention, the PBOC said.
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We build these bubbles, and we never venture out of them, especially on social media.
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House Wine also offers brut bubbles, sauvignon blanc, and pinot noir, among others in cans.
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I think Yellen is very concerned with post-tenure bubbles popping and what will happen.
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When the bubbles burst, the countries were saddled with bad loans and their economies faltered.
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But it is unsustainable and comes with costs such as bubbles in stocks and credit.
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Suddenly the headlines were all about fake news, election meddling, filter bubbles and technology addiction.
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Productivity growth, inequality, financial risk-taking and asset price bubbles are mind-bogglingly complicated matters.
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But if you would like to refine your choice, bubbles are the way to go.
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Those bubbles of clear and immediate truth were my driving force when I was younger.
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The crystal-clear substance was used in World War II to make airplane cockpit bubbles.
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Provide age-appropriate distraction with anything from a parent's phone or iPad to blowing bubbles.
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It aims to identify the build-up of potential stress in banking systems due to a specific set of circumstances: rapid credit growth accompanied by bubbles in housing or equity markets, or an appreciated real exchange rate, the latter sometimes associated with asset market bubbles.
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I have no frame of reference, so I don't know if the bubbles were big (which would imply a strong brew) or small (which would indicate a weaker concoction) but there were bubbles, which made me feel slightly more confident that I wasn't being trolled.
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Well, again, I think that if you look at the mainstream values of millions and millions of Americans, we do not necessarily represent what you see reflected in the bubbles of academia or in the bubbles of the media elite or even the political class.
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Their tests using tubes of varying lengths with different accelerations showed bubbles formed in a way that matched a graph of the accelerations that caused traumatic brain injuries in rodentsTiny bubbles aren't well-understood, though, according to Lawrence Livermore National Lab postdoctoral researcher Garth Egan.
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One also must hope that they are drawing up contingency plans for dealing with a bursting of these asset price bubbles and that they are not caught as flat-footed as they were when the U.S. housing and credit market bubbles burst in 2008.
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The landing page of "How Pretty Do I Look" is a glaring shade of pink and features an illustration of three disproportionally thin women with numbers hovering above their heads like thought bubbles — thought bubbles that reflect on a numerical scale how pretty they are.
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But in this informal tasting, we did find AHA's bubbles to be slightly larger than its competitors — whether that is a good thing is a matter of preference, with some people liking the big fizz and others preferring a more pinprick effect of smaller bubbles.
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Some investors have gone so far as to connect rising interest rates to previous technology bubbles.
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Like an Aero, wondered this diarist, meaning the English chocolate bar leavened by interior air bubbles?
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Right, and there's tons of books that have been written on different types of asset bubbles.
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Instead, the bubbles remain intact as they quickly turn into a patchwork of intricate frost patterns.
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Fermi also discovered the first gamma-ray pulsar and gamma-ray "bubbles" around the Milky Way.
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Throw in some champagne, rose petals and bubbles … and it makes for a very fun time.
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She's been trying with the balloons and I was telling her to try bubbles as well.
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Words, letters and sounds became elusive to her, like grasping at bubbles blowing in the wind.
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When those bubbles burst, authorities rush to patch up the situation, putting U.S. investors on edge.
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It may also fuel bubbles in places like commercial real estate where valuations already look frothy.
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If you see bubbles while the gas is running, tighten your connections or replace the line.
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You'll also notice that one of the thought bubbles is weirdly cropped on the bottom left.
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But as in the fairy tale, let's go with just three: central banks, trade, and bubbles.
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He called champagne bubbles a fantastic playground for fluid physicists in an email to The Verge.
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The more carbon dioxide that's lost to diffusion means less carbon dioxide left to make bubbles.
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Anyway, this crazy new way to get your drink on is called Bubble Lick Edible Bubbles.
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But what about blowing gigantic bubbles or long, thin soap films that can span two stories?
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Ferrin also has one of Ai Weiwei's blue porcelain "bubbles" from a 2008 project in Miami.
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Her subjects are rendered in a state of anonymity, their faces masked by bubbles and movement.
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Captive life criticized Some took to Twitter to express their distaste at Bubbles' life of captivity.
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It's not that bubbles actually hydrate better, but it adds to the perception of quenching thirst.
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The burps and bubbles cooked in the bowels of a relationship are uneasy but necessary processes.
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Potential side effects could include the encouragement of speculative moves in financial markets that cause bubbles.
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Americans historically wanted their carbonated water syrupy and sweet — bubbles belonged in soda, not plain water.
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Carrey doesn't bother with speech bubbles or labeling everything to hammer in whatever message he's sending.
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Text bubbles detail systemic causes of homelessness, tips for identifying officers, and helplines to report abuse.
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"It is encouraging undue risk-taking, political complacency, capital misallocation and asset price bubbles," he added.
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A new app called Burst is experimenting with how to break people out of their bubbles.
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But while certain internet bubbles are rightfully chastising Paul, his fanbase is handling it very differently.
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He will not shy away from discussing Nazis, or harassment, or filter bubbles, or smartphone addiction.
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Abuse, harassment, troll armies, propaganda through bots and human coordination, disinformation campaigns and divisive filter bubbles.
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Spoiler: It involves a burly man's hand and, not, like, an extra scoop of Mr. Bubbles.
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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers once observed the American economy only expands when bubbles are inflating.
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Even more so than his original video, the bubbles in his latest look like alien entities.
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Instead of normal bubbles, which float in the air, these form when submerged in a liquid.
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But senior government officials and central bankers have warned of asset bubbles and overheating property markets.
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But start blowing scotch-soaked bubbles and everyone will think you're just adding to the magic.
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Microscopic air bubbles trapped inside rock salt offer the oldest whiff of an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
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And remember the time you watched them derive endless pleasure from popping bubbles in someone's bedroom.
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Chinese regulators are intensifying a crackdown on financial market speculation, seeking to prevent asset price bubbles.
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Each color bubbles up and melts away revealing a different color underneath until it's all gone.
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Smith, who plays Bubbles on the Netflix series, was taken into custody at 1:15 a.m.
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Essentially, there's one grand inflationary soup that smaller, low entropy universes sprout out of like bubbles.
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State-run newspapers, meanwhile, have been publishing a flurry of stories and commentaries on housing bubbles.
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Click here to view original GIFGrowing up, blowing bubbles was an endlessly frustrating exercise in futility.
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Apart from asset bubbles, Santelli and Bianco discuss the potential outcome of the upcoming U.S. election.
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It's like seeing a colony of bubbles emerge from just a small amount of dish soap.
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" [Bloomberg] Past bubbles: "In 2013, Bitcoin's price rose first to a high above $200 before crashing.
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Other bubbles replace conventional tabs and form a vertical bar on the right of the screen.
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"The balance between stabilizing growth and preventing bubbles has become more challenging," the central bank said.
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However, the increased demand has boosted valuations for certain assets and fuelled concerns about price bubbles.
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Pour about ¼ cup batter into the skillet, and let set until it bubbles, about 1 minute.
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Data from a Japanese probe revealed an icy landscape transformed by "rising methane bubbles," Nature reported.
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Dorothy's swallowed bitterness about Edgar's budding comedy career finally bubbles to the surface over Brian Posehn.
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She brought along pizza, bubbles, coloring books and crayons for the kids in the pediatric ward.
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In an interview with CNBC, Warren Buffett said he's not worrying about bubbles at current levels.
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Like many bubbles, the $215 minimum wage movement has been inflated by money and the media.
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In the first four, financial manias erupted, until the bubbles burst and led to populist uprisings.
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There have been meetups organized in parks and tennis bubbles and forest trails around the world.
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"It was really a bonding experience with my daughter bursting and popping the bubbles," she said.
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She finds popping the bubbles cathartic: "With every bubble a bad thought goes away," she said.
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Bubbles became a fat, joyful companion who followed us, dog-like, around our New York apartment.
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It's pretty difficult to be stressed when you're surrounded by warm bubbles, in your own garden.
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Sometimes, decisions made by systems aimed at personalization will end up creating bias "bubbles" around us.
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There are so many cities that are just these dense bubbles that bear so much fruit.
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This bifurcation is a worry for the government, which wants to spur growth without inflating bubbles.
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Two years ago, fearful of investment bubbles, it ordered local exchanges that trade cryptocurrencies to close.
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When whipped, those proteins unfold and bond together, trapping the air bubbles created by the whisk.
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Then came the text bubbles on my cell phone screen: "Is your family ok?" they asked.
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Their analysis also incorporates "Log-Periodic Power Law Singularity" — a mathematical model for evaluating speculative bubbles.
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"I chose bubbles because it's temporary, like a trend, it pops when it reaches it's end."
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Fisher suggested looking at the peak of prior bubbles with that of the popular digital currency.
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This is especially the case considering our past painful experience with the bursting of credit bubbles.
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It's even possible that both sets of bubbles were created by a linked series of events.
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I MEAN, IF WE'RE TALKING ABOUT BUBBLES IT MUSTLOOK LIKE SOME OF THE GREATEST WE'VE EXPERIENCED.
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Our sources say Chris really wanted her because his idol Michael Jackson had Bubbles, the chimp.
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Acting as if your company will never not exist eliminates industry uncertainty tied to internet bubbles.
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For years, Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles have been the voice of Canada's lost and stoned generation.
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When I saw the bubbles and white frothy head of my first batch, I thought: Wow!
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Most of a ship's noise comes from propeller cavitation, when bubbles are formed and then pop.
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If you open it really fast, the CO2 turns into bubbles and comes out very quickly.
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This is serious business in your body because bubbles in your bloodstream will stop blood flow.
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Rap culture and veganism are two Venn diagram bubbles that you might never expect to intersect.
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The face of a monkey (probably his monkey Bubbles), wearing a crown sits atop the mask.
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By using a more powerful spark, the team is able to make bigger and bigger bubbles.
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Jung believes that understanding how these bubbles disturb nearby objects can help create more effective cleansers.
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That really affects the wear and can also cause bubbles on the surface of your nails.
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Jason: The first thing that really sticks out is that the bubbles are very well made.
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"This usually favors growth and momentum trades and has produced bubbles in the past," he wrote.
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Each time they do, new bubbles appear, and each one emits a single, precise musical tone.
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The movie begins with images of bubbles in liquid, accompanied by a light, pleasant pop instrumental.
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"Like most bubbles, the longer it goes on, the worse the crash will be," Burry said.
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You may have seen the viral videos of photographers freezing soap bubbles during a recent Snowmageddon.
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Our only interaction with clients was over email, and in the comment bubbles on their documents.
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A moment later, the whale was gone, leaving only a stream of bubbles in its wake.
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In the Fed's view they helped guard against inflation, possible financial market bubbles and other problems.
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He'd cut lengths of glass tubing, clean up the bench, and blow bubbles with his dad.
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He'd cut lengths of glass tubing, clean up the bench, and blow bubbles with his dad.
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And everyone is subject to some tribalism, to biases and bubbles, in the best of circumstances.
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Those periodic eruptions of violence are like bubbles breaking the surface of a steadily simmering pot.
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That's great if it fits within your budget, but many couples go for less expensive bubbles.
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In the divides the war rended, you can see the swellings of today's impenetrable political bubbles.
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There are arguably several mid-sized bubbles out there, from private equity debt to emerging markets.
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In Europe, the first thing that happened after the crisis was that all the bubbles popped.
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The small, tightly-packed bubbles keep the foam light while maintaining the foam's rebound and durability.
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Another new app, Activity Bubbles, creates a new bubble for each phone unlock during the day.
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They're like many essential air bubbles, allowing us to pause and fully appreciate these virtuoso surfaces.
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But these recommendations can have unintended consequences and can create concerns about so-called filter bubbles.
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Tap the "Chats" icon in the bottom menu bar, which looks like two overlapped speech bubbles.
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Without a functioning gene, the lipopolysaccharide can signal veins in the brain to form blood bubbles.
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The shrimp uses these bubbles as a kind of sonic weapon to knock out its prey.
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When wind blows across open water, it creates bubbles and waves that in turn make noise.
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This is such a great product if you're hankering for a glass of non-alcoholic bubbles.
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Heat over low heat until bubbles begin to form around the kombu, 5 to 10 minutes.
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Occasionally Bitmoji Stories would include rudimentary animation, but most frames were still images with text bubbles.
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Take it from CNBC managing editor Jenna Goudreau, who paid $7,000 to save her cat Bubbles.
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It is unusual to see multiple bubbles in offbeat asset classes so close to each other.
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Bubbles arguably proliferate among the unicorns of Silicon Valley and in the murky world of cryptocurrencies.
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It is not simply that they have created equity and housing-price bubbles around the world.
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Zvyagintsev keeps the political commentary on a low simmer, but when it bubbles up it's blistering.
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It's mostly people yelling at each other and living in bubbles of one sort or another.
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"Every time after major crises or bubbles, those who survive become the best companies," Lau said.
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Scott McCloud, the author of "Understanding Comics," called the bubbles the graphic equivalent of quotation marks.
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