We tried Bandelettes ($11.95-$18.95), the best-selling anti-chafing bands that prevent the dreaded, painful thigh chafing we suffer from every summer.
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Maybe you're tired of chafing the backs of your ankles.
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"Every step would now be accompanied by sticky chafing," he wrote.
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But the White House is also chafing at its waning clout.
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It was dark, and my wrists were chafing from the handcuffs.
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I already had a tube of Body Glide anti-chafing lotion.
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In its eyes, failure — chafing against limits — is painful and necessary.
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One of the most common forms of chafing for women occurs when your thighs rub together when you run or walk, but skin to skin chafing can also happen in the groin area or in your armpits.
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Plus, both their short and mid-calf lengths prevent uncomfortable thigh chafing.
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People are chafing under the most restrictive political climate in a decade.
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Defense leaders have been chafing over reduced Pentagon spending in recent years.
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I'd casually rub lube between my legs and arms to reduce chafing.
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They were accustomed to autonomy, and they were chafing at losing it.
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The industry is chafing at some of the 2012 federal reporting requirements.
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India is also chafing at the American trade embargo on Iranian oil.
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We're not just talking about garden-variety strap chafing or inadequate arch support.
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The army had been chafing at Mr Sharif's attempts to assert civilian supremacy.
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But it is not just the Russians who are chafing under its restrictions.
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If chafing has ever bothered you, you deserve to try this summer hero.
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For example (as the temperatures and hemlines rise), we've hit peak chafing season.
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While her family supports her goal, it isn't without some chafing from Beatriz.
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Other dangers include hypothermia, frostbite and a chafing condition known as polar thigh.
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Richly seasoned lamb curry, chana masala and saag paneer fill the chafing dishes.
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Tillman was still making his own music and chafing at the supporting role.
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It also reduces chafing and prevents them from slipping down into your shoes.
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"Covfefe," said Tasneem Raja, a journalist, perhaps chafing at the growing communal giddiness.
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Thanks to sports bras, women are usually protected from chafing of the chest.
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Kann says they can be helpful in other areas if chafing breaks your skin.
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Flatlock seams help prevent chafing, too, regardless of how hard you're playing or lounging.
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But that doesn't get rid of the fact that chafing can hurt like heck.
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For indoor cycling chafing wasn't an issue, probably because I wasn't moving as much.
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Many Thais are chafing under strict new regulations governing discussion ahead of an Aug.
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But they're also real, their decrepit campground and chafing interactions realized with rough authenticity.
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It has been down for decades, ever since its people began chafing for independence.
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But judging from his red hot Twitter feed, Trump is already chafing at its constraints.
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Chafing is an uncomfortable skin irritation, which can occur when you run, bike, or walk.
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A heart rate monitoring strap or a cell phone armband could also contribute to chafing.
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Yet Mr Walcott did not believe slavery should be dwelt on, like a chafing sore.
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Thigh chafing in the summer can be a real downer and we all know it.
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Chafing at the rigidity of the teaching, she left shortly before taking the final exam.
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Backdrop to his tweets: Media coverage on Trump chafing against his new chief of staff.
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Though they do have some flaws, they're still our top choice for preventing thigh chafing.
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Garvey wore hers during the ultra and had no issues with chafing, rubbing, or bouncing.
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The prototype built by Dr. Raman resembles a hockey puck set inside a chafing dish.
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Often, chafing is exacerbated when clothes get wet, such as when running in the rain.
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"You got the sense they were chafing at the stagnancy of the culture," Merchant said.
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"Avoid cotton, since that really holds in moisture and will make chafing more likely," she advises.
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And that's what we are now chafing against: the commercialization and professionalization of user generated content.
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E-commerce became "a huge chafing point for a lot of people," said a former employee.
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He stayed on as editor in chief until 2002, when, chafing at corporate leadership, he left.
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Some of the chafing at her style, she said, is because people are resistant to change.
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South Carolina, chafing under the higher tariffs, basically told the federal government to go stuff it.
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It's largely successful in the admirable quest to prevent blisters, heel chafing, and other foot pains.
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The Constitution does not have a time frame for confirmations, and this is chafing the Democrats.
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It rides up, chafes, and gets wet and stays that way, making the chafing even worse.
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Mr. Simpson plays him as an impatient savant, forever sternly exhaling and chafing against his superiors.
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Most of those joining Ms. Aksener's movement are young people chafing under the restrictions, she said.
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From chafing to "uniboob," structure to strap size, ahead are 17 women's super-specific sports bra reviews.
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At the same time a large number of moderate Labour MPs are chafing at the Corbynite bit.
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It's been speculated that these former heavyweights within the company were chafing under this change in direction.
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Smaller telecommunications firms such as SaskTel in the western province of Saskatchewan are chafing at the delay.
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Jenn says chemo made her prone to infections, including yeast infections, and contributed to soreness and chafing.
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It's supportive but not stuffy, doesn't cause chafing, and has adjustable straps and a breathable mesh lining.
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Step 5: The fabric is digitally printed with the company's designs and is seamless to prevent chafing.
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Stutts says the cream is especially important when you're hiking long distances and chafing becomes an issue.
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There are also aggravating pains: chafing under the arms, blisters on hands, impact vibrations jolting up wrists.
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He had been chafing for months now — not wanting to go to synagogue or wear a yarmulke.
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After decades of chafing at his authorial control, she at last summons the courage to chasten him.
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And the vestiges of 19th-century decorum served as an appropriately chafing corset for the flabby plot.
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The feeders in the "Royal" service tier ($23 per ticket) got first crack at the chafing dishes.
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I thought about this as I smeared Vaseline on my inner thighs before each practice to prevent chafing.
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She finds herself adrift, distant from friends and her husband, chafing at her work as a medical receptionist.
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After chafing for years under the Obama administration, gun rights supporters have new allies in the Trump administration.
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The leather is also extremely soft so you won't end up with any sort of chafing or blisters.
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The pre-cut strips help prevent blisters, chafing and hot spots caused by shoes rubbing against the skin.
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But Chinese officials are reportedly chafing at U.S. requests for regular reviews of changes to their trade policies.
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Mr. Baraka has defended the city's response, chafing at suggestions that Newark's problems echo those of Flint, Mich.
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The right bra can beat bounce and end chafing — and it might change the way you work out.
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In most respects, Javed's is a classic tale of a youth chafing against the traditions of his family.
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With raglan sleeves and flatlock stitching, it achieves a better fit throughout without chafing or irritating your skin.
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But the ranks of his allies are waning, and Trump is evidently chafing under the restraints of his staff.
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It's a familiar energy, of things chafing up against each other but doing it in a positive, creative way.
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Tiny Laos is increasingly unhappy at being a Chinese client state, with locals chafing at Chinese loggers and plantations.
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We're excited for lattes and minimal thigh chafing and hot soup and crunchy leaves and so, so much more.
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Among commonly voiced concerns is the chafing and discomfort they say can accompany extended scenes involving penetration with condoms.
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Somewhat crucially, these holes expose the area of skin prone to chafing, which could make these jeans very uncomfortable.
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It also attaches to your dog's collar to prevent it from sliding and chafing, even with long-term wear.
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Saxx's proprietary Ballpark Pouch is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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In 1969, chafing against the restrictions of the magazine format, Mr. Kovarsky began concentrating on his painting full time.
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The way you enter the ring sets the tone for next three hours of pain and sweat and chafing.
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After years chafing under bosses he hated, Mr. Hoque thought his dreams of wealth and independence were coming true.
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The provisions limited where and how energy companies could drill, and the industry has been chafing at the regulations.
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Across the country, younger Democratic officeholders are chafing at being held in place by a blockade of older leaders.
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Many Israelis are chafing over the disproportionate power that religious parties have gained over the years through this system.
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The harness fits snugly, which minimizes the problematic chafing and pulling that can occur with other no-pull harnesses.
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Chafing against his mother's yoke, young Merle got into trouble for breaking and entering, shoplifting and passing bad checks.
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She brings to life the children's chafing between their freewheeling London environment, pressure to succeed and conservative family strictures.
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Slathering skin with Vaseline or Body Glide and placing Band-Aids on sensitive areas can also help prevent chafing.
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Cold weather can also cause more chafing, Metzl explained, because dry, cold skin is more susceptible to abrasive friction.
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Some of the criticism is deserved, but some of it is not, and the N.L.D. government understandably is chafing.
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But now, decades after the end of World War II, many Germans are chafing against that taboo against identity.
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Rash guards and long-sleeve swimsuits are perfect ways to hide your skin from the sun and prevent uncomfortable chafing.
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Algeria is indeed a particularly volatile society, uprooted by two brutal wars in 60 years and chafing under authoritarian rule.
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Vaseline. Deodorant. Chapstick. BodyGlide. These are the various lubricants that people swear will help prevent thigh-chafing during a run.
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Chafing at mixed reviews for his foreign policy, he has hired a war hawk who will make him look tough.
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You can buy workout clothes that stay dry longer, reduce chafing, and don't stink even after you've sweated through them.
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Straps that dig, rising back-bands, chafing, and back bulge are all, on the whole, issues that derive from fit.
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Body Glide is the common solution to chafing, but for me, that was effective only for runs under 12 miles.
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But it also misses the extent to which the president isn't chafing at the constitutional order, but operating within it.
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That incident in the restaurant, with the chafing dish of flaming cherries jubilee and the business writer from the Times ?
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If you're sick of ending runs with irritation and chafing along the ankle, Bombas are worth the few extra bucks.
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It is no secret that Russia has been chafing at the INF Treaty's limits for years, seeking a way out.
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She's never experienced bouncing or chafing with it, even while running for hours in the mountains with a full pack.
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The fit is absolutely perfect, so I don't need to constantly adjust falling straps or chafing underwire throughout the day.
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Tammy Lee, a haughty Asian businesswoman, chafing at perceived slights from some of her equally self-satisfied, younger white teammates.
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It's just those constructed desires that Carol is chafing against, which manifests in her relationship with Therese and other choices.
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Wear the right outfit Fortune says tight, synthetic, sweat-wicking apparel is the best kind you can wear to avoid chafing.
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Friction is absolutely inevitable when you're running, walking, or doing any kind of repetitive motion, so a little chafing is normal.
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Both return from war shattered by the experience, flinching at loud sounds and chafing at their lives spent working Henry's land.
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Thigh chafing, sticky feet, sweaty pit stains; these are just some of the annoyances we have to endure in hot weather.
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That isn't much for progressives chafing against Obama's cautious centrism and inclination for compromise, but it's certainly the best available option.
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Tons of women swear by these discreet and comfortable anti-chafing thigh bands from Bandelettes when it comes to summer dressing.
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What's more, local police departments chafing under state laws that restrict the use of asset forfeiture often get around those roadblocks.
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Mr. Donovan, chafing at Mr. Cruz's appraisal of the city's "values," said the senator had his own offenses to answer for.
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Clearly, this time around though Schumer is not joking about herself or anyone else since chafing is a very real thing.
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And, as everyone knows, extraordinary women start as girls — smart, determined and chafing against society's notions of what they should be.
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A retinue of staffers and hangers-on thrilled for free food and drinks filed back toward the chafing dishes and bar.
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New York Road Runners coach Melanie Kann notes that one of the best ways to avoid chafing is to apply a lubricant.
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Jazz is just another too-smart, directionless twentysomething, chafing at the constraints of her small town and dreaming of a better life.
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Novelists don't have to worry about holding massive casts together, kids growing older or actors chafing to move on to different roles.
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Charters are chafing under the district's supervision, which they see as biased, while the teachers' union operates in a state of war.
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The 1970s and 1980s saw "sagebrush rebels" chafing against the federal government, which owns half of all land west of the Rockies.
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Mr. Plepler left HBO in February, chafing under his new bosses eight months after AT&T became the cable network's parent company.
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Adolescent girls who are involved in certain sports may experience discomfort, such as chafing or itching in the labia, Dr. Strickland said.
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This year some brands appear to be chafing, and rumor has it Dior, Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein are downsizing their presence.
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The dhansak awaits at the far end of the room, where a waiter stands stoically blank behind three silver-domed chafing dishes.
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Chafing at the restrictions, she started preaching in Denver, where her Methodist preacher husband was posted, and ultimately formed her own church.
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Do you think it's fun chafing my hands as I frantically rub wax strip after wax strip trying to do it at home?
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Even though the United States spends more on defense than the next seven countries combined, the Pentagon has been chafing under budget cuts.
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But the lack of support and lift can begin to create its own aches and pains, not to mention heat, sweat, and chafing.
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Refiners without blending operations have been chafing for some time over the rising costs to meet the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) requirements.
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The report noted he's been "chafing" in his role as deputy to Tom Perez, who beat him for the chairmanship in party elections.
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Don't' worry about chafing in these, as the they feature a comfortable built-in mesh liner that fits snug to a wearer's skin.
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It is as though the organizers did not want to offend the sensibilities of Brazilians already chafing at the price of this show.
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The Spanish left is already chafing at the sight of Spanish flags sprouting across Madrid, where for years only the Catalans waved theirs.
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And then you have places like Malaysia and Indonesia, where it's majority Muslim but there are significant religious minorities chafing against the majority.
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Also, think about which parts of the costume are actually touching your skin because chafing is one thing you can't do anything about.
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Bring sweater season into the bedroom early Maybe you hate the sweating, melting, and chafing that plague you during June, July and August.
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Video projections help set the mood for an admirable adaptation of the Brazilian writer's fragmented novel about a woman chafing against society's restrictions.
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As Euroskepticism rises, a growing minority of Germans are chafing at what they see as pressure to place European identity before national identity.
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You can also put together an anti-chafing sample pack of things like Body Glide, Run Guard, Chamois Butt'r or plain ol' Vaseline.
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Many veterans are chafing at hearing such proposals from people like NRA Vice President Wayne LaPierre who have never served in combat, he said.
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And unlike most workout shorts, bike shorts are long enough to prevent dreaded inner-thigh chafing, and keep you covered during high-intensity workouts.
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The Icebreaker men's briefs have flatlock seams to prevent chafing and are made from odor-resistant merino wool, a necessary quality in all underwear.
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They're cushiony, the traction on the bottom is trustworthy, and the elasticized strips on the sides circumvent the dreaded chafing rain boots often incur.
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But while the narrative tension in "Bride & Prejudice" is premised upon chafing, it's quietly more radical for how effective it is in displaying love.
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We found a bustling town that beneath the surface is simmering with unspoken tensions, with some Arabs chafing under the control of Kurdish forces.
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Women now chafing at compulsory use of hijabs, and tearing them off in public, are just one manifestation of exasperation with an ossified system.
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There is dignity to be found in chafing at these sorts of events, and Rexha's intense, perhaps overintense set was admirable in its way.
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In many countries, children have the very freedoms that American parents can grant only by chafing against law or custom, our international readers say.
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Along with making sex more enjoyable, if you're having a sex marathon, lube will help minimize chafing — meaning you'll ready for round two sooner.
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From chafing to more serious issues, experts explain the unexpected side effects of pounding the pavement and what you can do to prevent them.
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Indeed, these did seem to be comfortable shorts to run in, as the soft material didn't give way to chafing or any other unpleasantness.
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"Women sometimes worry about the skid marks and war scars that occur from childbirth and chafing from thongs and what have you," she says.
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The Solemates Blister Blocker anti-friction balm solves that by creating an invisible barrier to protect your feet against chafing that causes blisters and scars.
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Fortune says runners who don't wear sports bras should be wary of the "notorious bloody nipple chafing," which "generous amounts of Body Glide" can prevent.
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But at 2202 years old, he is one of the leaders of the rising younger generation that is chafing to earn seats at the table.
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Musicians and poets in particular found themselves chafing at the demands of a cultural marketplace run by and for the well off and the ignorant.
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There are no chafing dishes in sight at the Coastal Kitchen, where the order of the day is white table cloths and sit-down service.
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Lightweight and stretchy, these lingerie-like bands slip on and stay put under dresses and skirts to protect your legs from irritation, chafing, and rashes.
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In an Instagram clip, Schumer reveals that before she hit the red carpet she was using deodorant in-between her thighs to keep from chafing.
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The no-show tab adds some cushion between the back of your shoes and your ankle, so you don't have to deal with any chafing.
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Trump is "fixated" on the declining stock market and "chafing" at the expectation that much of the country will be shut down until early summer.
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"Some 60,000 agents, they have been chafing at prosecutorial-discretion memos," Paromita Shah, the associate director of the National Immigration Project, told me in November.
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The uncomfortable moments that seemed manageable at the beginning of the month — your thighs chafing on the treadmill, the miserable gym showers — now seem unbearable.
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Its western branch passes north through Baluchistan province, where ethnic Baluch separatist rebels are opposed to the CPEC project and chafing under a military crackdown.
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Apple TV Plus Hailee Steinfeld plays the poet Emily Dickinson as a high-spirited young woman chafing at the limits of 19th century gender roles.
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"Think about which parts of the costume are actually touching your skin, because chafing is one thing you can't do anything about," one runner says.
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Back and forth McDonagh goes, with Mag whining about the lumps in her food and Maureen chafing bitterly against her mother's manipulations, but nothing changes.
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The sores from chafing are so bad you will think nothing of tugging open your shorts and squirting in ointment in full view of strangers.
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Yet the poll shows that trailing candidates still have openings to appeal to the hunger for change among Democratic partisans chafing at Donald Trump's presidency.
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Moonves is chafing at Redstone's insistence on installing Viacom's CEO as his second-in-command and likely successor of a merged company, the people say.
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Finding a pair of running shorts that protects your thighs from chafing might seem as impossible as running back-to-back marathons — but it is possible.
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When she went home during the break, she walked eight hours to reach her parents' place, the prosthetic leg chafing her skin until it was bloody.
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Women who sued the company have testified that they'd sprinkle it in their underwear, on their thighs to prevent chafing, on sanitary napkins and on tampons.
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Malarie Gokey, Insider Picks guides editor: New York City summers are notoriously brutal, and anyone who wear dresses knows that chafing is a very real problem.
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Despite chafing at the limits, the president actually craves the approval of Mr. Kelly, whom he sees as a peer, people close to Mr. Trump said.
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For teenagers or adults, cornstarch is a good alternative to using talc on the skin or genital area to stay dry and prevent chafing and irritation.
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If chafing is a problem (spare me the jokes, I've heard them all), provide some lotion or lubricant and don't make a big deal about it.
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Now, however, the various bands of survivors must find a way to maintain that harmony, even as some of its constituencies begin chafing at the process.
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The Pentagon, after eight years of chafing at what many generals viewed as micromanaging from the Obama White House, is so far embracing its new freedom.
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Critics of Judge Gorsuch said they had identified ample reasons to oppose him, chafing at the suggestion that Democrats are merely seeking payback for Judge Garland.
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" By Monday, he was chafing at the Saudis' monthlong time frame for their probe and telling reporters that "I am not satisfied with what I heard.
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And I&aposm wondering if he goes after businesses, many of whom are chafing at the possibility that they could be the next on his target list.
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Before Comey testified, Trump branded claims his campaign colluded with Russia as "fake news" and the invention of Democrats still chafing at Clinton's shock general election defeat.
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Trump, who doesn't like to be outshone by anyone, is already showing signs that he is chafing at arguments that Bannon is really running the White House.
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Some administration officials have privately described Tillerson as chafing against some of the president's pronouncements and off-the-cuff decisions, sometimes contrary to advice from senior advisers.
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Trump has grown agitated with his hawkish adviser in recent weeks, chafing at the impression he's being led toward war in Iran and Venezuela by an underling.
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It provides plenty of shade and modest cover, but let us just remind you that it is unlined, so there's going to be a lot of chafing.
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But administration officials have told CNN that Trump is already chafing at controls Kelly has imposed on who he can see and what information reaches his desk.
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The seamless design adds comfort and reduces chafing on longer runs, and the strategically placed waffling in the fabric provides extra ventilation where you'll need it most.
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Patagonia's 21-inch Stretch Wavefarer board shorts sit just at or below the knee, offering your thighs just enough protection from sunburn and chafing against your surfboard.
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With Meyer out and a new generation at CAA — the so-called Young Turks — chafing to take over, Ovitz's days at the agency he founded were numbered.
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The packaging makes it intuitive to use — just swipe the product onto areas that experience chafing, like your inner thighs, as you would a stick of deodorant.
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Your partner's presence becomes a dull persistent chafing, like when it's hot outside and your sweat makes the top of your thighs stick together and rub pink.
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Chafing is not solely a plus-size person problem; anyone whose thighs touch has felt that all-too-familiar sting of raw flesh against raw flesh. Ouch.
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The shirt's quick-drying properties help to keep chafing to a minimum while remaining comfortable and breathable even when your exercise routine is at its most intense.
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The best solution we've tried — that's not a cream, powder, balm, or another full layer of clothing — are these under-$20 anti-chafing thigh bands called Bandelettes.
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I usually use this chafing gel by Monistat to help (which works exceptionally well) but sometimes it's a pain to have to reapply while I'm walking around.
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That resulted in a very frustrated runner and Performance Metrics team, and two large chafing spots on my chest that still hadn't quite healed a month later.
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India has a longstanding trade relationship with Iran and is chafing at the American embargo on Iranian oil, which has forced India to turn elsewhere for supplies.
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The no-show style is subtle, and the tab provides extra cushion where your running shoe meets the back of your ankle to prevent any possible chafing.
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Because they listened to chefs and cooks who complained that the aprons they were wearing kept riding up on the backs of their necks and caused chafing.
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But college administrators have been chafing against the strictures imposed by the Education Department, said Daniel Swinton, a top official with the Association of Title IX Administrators.
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Means's first story collection, "A Quick Kiss of Redemption" (1991), is fairly traditional, but one can already feel him chafing at the surly bonds of realist norms.
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Yes, the nation had same-sex marriage, an African-American president and a number of female chief executives, but this America still felt itself chafing against systemic inequality.
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For an Iranian population already increasingly chafing from the lack of political liberty and economic opportunity, the IRGC's incompetence and obfuscation was bound to create still more alienation.
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Turned out he knew little about the "lore" of marathoning – Vaseline to avoid chafing; carrying snacks on the course; and insoles because his running shoes didn't quite fit.
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In this way Mr Xi has become a darling of Mao-loving thinkers in China who have long been chafing at the party's drift towards free-market capitalism.
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At a briefing on gender issues, Pastor Alape (not a cleric) waxed poetic about women preparing balms to soothe the chafing suffered by fighters after days-long marches.
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Megababe Thigh Rescue, an anti-chafing stick that's loaded with aloe vera extracts to soothe, plus grapeseed oil and vitamin E to form a frictionless base on skin.
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Many women use the powder on their inner thighs to prevent chafing, while others sprinkle it on their perineum, sanitary pads or underwear to stay "fresh" and dry.
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Chafing at the lack of musical education there, Ursula had her mother ask the American consul in Guayaquil to petition conservatories in the United States to admit her.
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The curtain rose on the just-concluded act on October 26th, when Mr Sirisena, chafing after three years of "cohabitation" with Mr Wickremesinghe, abruptly fired his prime minister.
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Since you're getting such a thorough upper body workout, I'd suggest avoiding sleeves, which apart from causing you to overheat also tend to constrict movement and cause chafing.
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Megababe, a beauty brand founded by influencer Katie Sturino, is openly tackling the once-taboo issues many women deal with, like thigh chafing, armpit sweat, and chest sweat.
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Our favorite underwear comes from Saxx, whose proprietary -- and arguably revolutionary — "Ballpark Pouch" is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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He shuns ideological labels, even chafing at "progressive" in the past; often avoids being pinned down on policy; and has no experience in the crucible of presidential politics.
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Many women sprinkle baby powder on their inner thighs to prevent chafing, or use it on their perineum, sanitary pads or underwear for its drying and freshening effects.
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WASHINGTON — Federal agencies are split on how best to handle national security concerns surrounding popular and ubiquitous Chinese-made drones, with some policymakers chafing at more protectionist approaches.
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It's an uneasy alliance that has publishers chafing at the returns they receive from Google and Facebook, which rely on the free flow of premium news and information.
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Yes, Witherspoon's Madeline was chafing at her ex-husband's marriage to a much-younger woman (Zoe Kravitz), but she also displayed her unhappiness by cheating on her current husband.
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Chafing at tight scheduling, Trump has preferred open-ended periods where he can mix favorite activities including watching cable news, tweeting and talking with friends, aides, reporters and lawmakers.
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Throw in a little stress, some chafing winds, a dip in temperature, or exposure to harsh chemicals, and you — like me — have a recipe for disaster on your hands.
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We mean that in the literal sense, BTW, because with sweat-inducing heat and rising hemlines, your odds of developing uncomfortable chafing between your thighs and arms spikes indefinitely.
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"Believe me, I've looked everywhere for a cool cure to thigh chafing that didn't come in cheesy packaging or smell like shit, and I couldn't find it," she says.
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"Someone should call D.C. and tell them we surrendered Guadalajara," Camarena grouses early on, chafing against what he sees as the handcuffs placed on his agency by feckless superiors.
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Spasms of ethnic violence followed, and some Uighurs, chafing at government controls, carried out knife and crude bomb attacks in public areas and against the police and other authorities.
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Instead of smooth, meditative motion, the mind is glued to developing blisters, chafing, and the threat of one earbud leaping out of your ear and into a storm drain.
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While shapewear, athletic shorts, and sticks of body balm can help prevent painful chafing this summer, Amazon shoppers have their own secret weapon … which is surprisingly fun to wear.
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Billing, who is Swedish, said someone once compared the sensation of her work to skavsår, which in her mother tongue means the chafing of a pair of new shoes.
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Four women on the Insider Picks team tried the Bandelettes and agreed that while they aren't perfect, they are still the best anti-chafing product out there right now.
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Hans Aall, the founder of the folk museum, wanted to preserve an idealized Norwegian cultural history, at a time when the country was chafing against its union with Sweden.
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The Oalka Power Flex Yoga Pants are a high waisted yoga pant that is made with interlocking seams and lay-flat edges that help reduce irritation and eliminate chafing.
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Republicans might not win back the Washington state Senate seat they lost, he said, but they might gain in other districts chafing at a state under full Democratic control.
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Depending on a dog&aposs body shape, the design of these harnesses can potentially result in chafing under the armpits and stress on muscles and tendons in the forelimbs.
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There, Saeed Pourkay, a print-shop manager turned chef, stocked chafing dishes and pots with the likes of fesenjan, a stew of crushed walnuts and pomegranate molasses, sour and sweet.
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And if anyone can thrive in that environment, it's Uber, which has proven uncommonly adept at navigating public policy thickets when it began chafing entrenched taxi services across the country.
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It's possible that their involvement would have ended up hurting Thompson's candidacy by chafing at his independent image, but they are receiving quite a bit of flack for staying out.
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The cracks in the McLaren-Honda partnership have been evident for months, with former champions McLaren chafing at engine problems that have left them ninth in the 10 team championship.
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The ad's message may also tap into an emerging new market for Arab women chafing at hidebound social norms and an entertainment industry that often relegates them to docile roles.
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Recent news reports have suggested that Google is considering re-entering the Chinese market after leaving the country in 2010 amid chafing about the censorship policies of the Chinese government.
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For the average traveler with two backpacks, slight malnourishment, fast-yellowing teeth, and perma-chafing from all the beads around his neck, Buddha is not god—his Wi-Fi is.
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These days, workout shorts have multiple pockets, high-tech fabric to ward off chafing, and come in tons of lengths and styles that will make you feel comfortable during any workout.
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The first one cheers, "Summer '18, baby, let's do it," or something to that effect, while the other moans, Tina Belcher-style, about the coming months of sunburns, chafing, and sweat.
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Stephanie Garcia Richard, a Democrat elected last year as state land commissioner, acknowledged that people in southeastern New Mexico were chafing at her efforts to tighten control over the oil industry.
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Often when you're running while wearing a fanny pack, your stuff just moves too much, which causes pesky chafing, and makes you feel a bit like a human drop tower ride.
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Bras with insufficient support, running packs chafing our breasts, hats and head-torches slipping down over our eyes are all irritants that disfigure our pleasure and discourage women from taking part.
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It's another catered one, so I skip the gumbo and jambalaya—there's no way these chafing-pan versions will rival what I sampled earlier, scraped from oil-drum-sized black pots.
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All of those members are former chairmen who are chafing at being in the minority, and most of them are term-limited out from becoming chairmen again by House GOP rules.
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Yet it was only the latest instance of Mr. Trump chafing against the advice of his advisers and throwing his own brand of chaos into the gears of the federal government.
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In comparison, 76 percent of participants in the control group, otherwise known as people who did not have to relive memories of heat-induced thigh-chafing, agreed to taking the survey.
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At a time when everyone was chafing against the constraints of bourgeois morality, a sex song like "Let's Misbehave" spoke as clearly to straying straights as it did to cruising gays.
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Chafing at the limits of fabric art, she began to conceive of her work in sculptural terms and created the first Abakans, initially one at a time and later in groups.
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If the the first two seasons focused on Elizabeth easing into her new role (and chafing under the restrictions at times), then this teaser finds her quite comfortable in her duties.
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Based entirely on the amount of constant rubbing and chafing a runner experiences on even short jaunts, the type of athletic apparel they choose needs to satisfy a particularly high standard.
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During a FaceTime coaching session — included for free with Willow — a helpful coach determined that my nipples were probably too small for the flange I was using, resulting in painful chafing.
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Last year, for example, I spent a whopping $522 on race entry fees — plus whatever I spent on socks and shoes, protein bars, anti-chafing products and transportation to and from races.
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Tehran is now chafing in turn over France's warming Saudi ties and what appears to be a good relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is due in Paris on Dec.
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Catalonia, the semi-autonomous region of northeastern Spain of which Barcelona is the capital and largest city, has always dreamed of independence, chafing at sending money to the rest of the country.
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Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have to be strapped in just to work out on a treadmill, so think about how much more awkward this would be with body chafing.
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It might also prompt him to renew his charges that claims that Russia intervened in the election on his own behalf represent a plot framed by Democrats still chafing at Clinton's loss.
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It is customary for presidents to decide who leads their party, but there is also a history of White House aides chafing when their handpicked chairmen try to exert their own authority.
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As guests made their way into the castle, several paused, wondering about the buffet to be served later that night, and whether they would encounter anything green under its lidded chafing dishes.
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A second term for PiS would also bolster anti-immigration populists in the European Union are who keen to scale back the bloc's liberal agenda and who cheer Poland's chafing against Brussels.
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He was also under scrutiny for supporting dissidents and for chafing at the restrictions of the Writers' Union, a body created by the Communist Party in an effort to control professional writers.
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Such longevity is impossible to achieve without a certain amount of casualties and chafing, and it is little wonder there are those who have embraced the recent speculation as a long-awaited comeuppance.
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Take William Shirer and Edward R. Murrow's complaints about being unable to record and play back bombing raids in Nazi-held territories – their chafing at old ideas are almost palpable to modern bloggers.
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Lace can feel too fussy for a Wednesday, ruffles can cause weird lines in your T-shirt, and ugh, I can't be the only one who's experienced nipple chafing from improperly lined mesh.
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I dried off as much as possible and moved on to the next terminal with only slightly damp underwear and the hope that my impulsive act would be worth the chafing to come.
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The Pentagon, after eight years of chafing at what many generals viewed as the slow decision-making and second-guessing by the Obama White House, at first embraced the new commander in chief.
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Yes, it wicks moisture and sports the Nike logo but the Nike Dri-Fit Miler helps runners go the distance, thanks to flat seams to avoid chafing and reflective details to increase visibility.
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We'd grown up chafing against this ideal of Christmas a sentimental domestic idyll of family values and childhood wonder, and here we had this shocking figure who celebrated the holiday by beating children!
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There, Sturino shares not only outfit ideas, but her time-tested tricks for everything from avoiding thigh chafing to tricking people into thinking you're Cindy Crawford — which we could all use some help with.
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The essay is careful to insist that any jealousy between the two duchesses is wishful thinking, but the subtext is obvious: Middleton is chafing at ceding her spotlight to Markle, the feminist American upstart.
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Have you ever walked seven city blocks because the capitalist, corrupt MTA subway system is acting up, yet again, forcing you to somehow just accept that your thigh-chafing is just a normal thing?
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The shorts are water repellent, quick-dry, and seamless on the inner thigh, so no chafing — a bonus for those who plan on spending long days out on the beach over the summer period.
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The prosecutors' findings could be a factor in whether the European Union softens sanctions against Russia, but some members are already chafing at their effect on trade and calling for resuming full economic cooperation.
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It was the first product to come from Katie Sturino's line, Megababe, which offers up smart, non-toxic solutions to the annoying issues women face on the daily — think boob sweat and thigh chafing.
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Several curators oppose the change on philosophical grounds, and some guards are chafing at their additional responsibilities, according to two employees who spoke on condition of anonymity, having not been authorized to comment publicly.
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But if it eventually does get worse, a week like this one, with a president chafing against his bonds and snapping some of them, is how a descent from farce to tragedy might begin.
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I finally got to try them, and although they won't replace my Jockey shorts, they are effective at preventing chafing, fairly comfortable to wear, and very easy to conceal under any dress or skirt.
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By the late 1950s, a third of them were recommending cornstarch or oil to treat diaper rash and chafing "because there is no dangerous dust" in them, according to an internal J&J report.
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In Congress, Mr. Scalise quickly and quietly amassed power among a diverse group of House Republicans, in spite of the most conservative wing's persistent chafing at what it saw as his establishment-wing persona.
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And chafing for a long time: back in 2012, Mr. Crane was the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Obama administration's deferral of deportation for immigrants brought to the United States as children.
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With a dropped hem in the back of the shirt, it offers more coverage than most other running shirts and its flat seams help avoid excess chafing while feeling soft on a wearer's skin.
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For we are not quite at the end, and every grain of sand stuck and chafing in your shorts, every chance to submerge yourself even if it's just via garden hose should be embraced.
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In fact, the New York Times has been reporting that the president is chafing under Kasowitz's advice to keep quiet on Twitter and elsewhere about the Russia case – advice almost every defense lawyer would endorse.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto gave the order to his cabinet in a meeting on Sunday after a week of heightened bilateral tensions, during which he rebuked Trump for repeatedly stoking conflict and chafing against Mexico.
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After 843 years chafing under what they saw as unfair quotas in one of the world's richest fishing grounds, the UK government would finally, in the lexicon of Brexiteers, "take back control" of British waters.
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That note of apology, and the presence of restless female characters chafing at the bonds of sexism, lends an awakening buzz to works that are hardly among their authors' best-known or most easily staged.
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The open hostilities are just the latest in the rising tensions between an experienced party establishment focusing on what is possible in the short run and a group of young liberals chafing at such restraint.
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Lately, in the region's fluid network of rivalries and alliances, Turkey, a NATO member, has cultivated closer ties with Russia and Iran while chafing against American constraints on its occupation of part of northern Syria.
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But a society in which women were chafing at the limits of domestic harness reproduced itself in turbulent novels that begin with an inquiry into such marriages rather than ending with the promise of them.
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"Big Little Lies" is based on a novel by Liane Moriarty, one of many recent dishy dark comedies about liberal moms chafing in their marriages, reduced to competing for spots in the school parking lot.
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In recent years it renegotiated long-term LNG deals with Qatar's RasGas and Exxon Mobil Corp as spot prices declined substantially amid a supply glut, strengthening the hand of buyers chafing at high contract prices.
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The safety car had barely come in, with Hamilton among those chafing at the amount of time it had been deployed, before Renault rookie Jolyon Palmer lost control and crashed at the first Sainte Devote corner.
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But, gauzy prognostications of corporate greatness aside, some are chafing at the new risk-management and surveillance techniques that now characterize the Stamford trading floor — even as its market returns continue to leave competitors far behind.
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Whether you want to create set-it-and-forget-it meals or are looking for an affordable chafing dish alternative that can handle three items at once, the Chefman Triple Slow Cooker is an excellent solution.
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Chafing at the hostile reactions to the militia's actions, he said that he was an Army veteran and that he expected his group, if pushed out, to set up camp in another location along the border.
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Eugene Hynes, a sociologist and author of "Knock: The Virgin's Apparition in Nineteenth-Century Ireland," described the supposed apparition as a way of criticizing clergy members who did not support the peasants chafing against British occupation.
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At OatMeals, she uses exclusively Quaker's steel-cut oats, which are cooked throughout the day in giant rice cookers, one version with water, another with skim milk, and kept warm in tall chafing pots meant for soup.
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With social platforms at an ethical crossroads globally and tech chafing at its newly forced compliance with international privacy laws, any public-facing global policy role will be very much in the spotlight in 2018 and beyond.
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"Chafing is caused when the skin gets irritated from rubbing too much against other areas of skin or fabric," says New York City-based Sean Fortune, a former NCAA distance coach and founder of Central Park Coaching.
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You feel Ben chafing under the burdens of this regard, whether it's from his mother or from the girl at a meeting who tells him how much it meant to hear a testimonial from someone like him.
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The service is designed for groups like large family gatherings and office parties (the minimum order size is $125 plus a 15 percent delivery fee.) You can even buy chafing dishes, racks and fuel with your order.
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As they protect both themselves and patients from infection, the medical masks and strict sanitization protocols are wreaking havoc on their skin and creating breakouts, chafing, and extreme dryness that makes an already impossible job even harder.
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There was a stay-at-home mom, a media and technology consultant and a businesswoman whose career included manufacturing men's swimsuits designed to prevent chafing, all describing their involvement in town politics as a relatively recent development.
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Chafing at celebrations of the Spanish conquest while describing his own Iroquois ancestry, the thief said he carried out the amputation in 1997 with just one comrade, a native New Mexican, in solidarity with the Acoma people.
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WASHINGTON — Night after night in Washington, you can find lobbyists and deep-pocketed donors plowing through chafing-dish chow at political fund-raisers held at the city's hot spots, like James Beard-awarded outposts and waterfront behemoths.
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A second term for PiS will also bolster anti-immigration populists in the European Union are who keen to scale back the bloc's liberal agenda and who cheer Poland's chafing against Brussels over the rule of law.
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In DeepMind's case, the Alphabet separation has reportedly caused confusion and chafing: Google's Cloud business tried to use DeepMind's branding on its products, but had been barred from doing so by DeepMind's leaders, according to The Information.
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Many in this second generation have graduated from German schools and were socialized in Germany, but they are using their education and freedom to grapple with their complex identities, and chafing under parental and social pressure to conform.
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Going for a run in the sweltering heat, then jumping into a body of water, and then continuing to run might seem like the recipe for a yeast infection, or at the very least some high-intensity chafing.
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Just how watertight Alonso's contract is, and what escape clauses there may be, remains to be seen however and he has been chafing to get back in a winning car since he left Ferrari for under-performing McLaren.
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Five centuries ago, King Henry VIII, chafing at the theological and financial clout of the papacy, broke with Rome and led his subjects into the new pastures of the Church of England, with himself as its supreme overlord.
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A largely uncensored internet, Saudis' intense involvement in social media, a youth bulge, women's education, frequent travel and post-103/210 self-scrutiny had all paved the way for a revolutionary upstart to fast-forward a chafing society.
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But the case risks exposing faultlines among the allies, with some European capitals already chafing at existing EU sanctions against Moscow while Mr Trump has still not imposed a fresh round of sanctions requested by Congress last year.
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Pros: Reflective details offer increased visibility, flat seams reduce chafing and feel comfortable on the skin, and the Dri-FIT tech actively wicks moistureCons: Despite a reflective pattern, dark colors not recommended for runners who run at night
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Mr. Cuomo's comments came as tensions over the deal for Amazon to build a vast corporate campus in Queens have been simmering for days, with company executives chafing at what appeared to be new roadblocks to the move.
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The very thing that endeared Mattis to allies, Democrats, and members of the national security establishment — a sense that he checked some of Trump's more disruptive foreign policy impulses — has become the thing chafing his relationship with the president.
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So in the toolbox we have some very evolved methods, all geared towards the goal of making the garment more comfortable because there's less chafing, making the bra handle sweat better, of creating more support with a lighter construction.
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Talking to people around the ski-team scene, one can find it hard to suss out which of the Shiffrins—if either—might be the one chafing under the current arrangement, or to predict how long it might last.
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If Barr wins confirmation, he'll be thrust into the lightning rod role of overseeing the finale of the gravest probe in decades into a sitting President who has a long record of chafing against legal norms and constitutional restraints.
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With more than 2,000 five-star Amazon reviews that can also attest to the Bandelettes' functionality and style, these affordable anti-chafing bands will be your secret weapon to fighting one of the most unfortunate side effects of summer.
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Are New Yorkers chafing under the heavy hand of health law, or do they feel freer knowing that they're at much less risk of being ruined by medical emergency – or cast into the abyss if they lose their job?
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Anti-chafing product When I started running, I was embarrassed that I chafed in places you don't want to know — until I learned this is a common issue, even for runners who are about as wide as my leg.
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If you're hosting a buffet and expect prepared or raw food to remain unrefrigerated for hours, use a portable burner (like a chafing dish) to keep hot foods hot and set those that should be cold over crushed ice.
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Kavanaugh will help take the highest U.S. court to the right, perhaps for many years, and his confirmation is a bitter blow to Democrats already chafing at Republican control of the White House and both chambers of the U.S. Congress.
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Aside from preventing clothing to skin chafing, he says it provides a barrier against skin on skin friction — so you might want to wear longer shorts or leggings with this kind of fabric if you tend to chafe between the thighs.
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Although this did not break the country's self-imposed moratorium on tests of long-range missiles and nuclear weapons, it was interpreted as a signal that the North was chafing at the slow progress of arms-control talks with America.
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While the nation's largest gun lobby champions the latest bills in its press releases, local lobbyists who take the NRA's absolutist rhetoric at face value find themselves chafing at its corporate model of working hand-in-glove with Establishment politicians.
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While you are were sweating, chafing and trudging through the summer heatwave that has descended upon most of America this past weekend, hundreds of corgis waddled their way onto San Francisco's Ocean Beach for a day of fun in the sun.
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Hong Kong police and protesters clashed in cat-and-mouse encounters across the city on Sunday, marking a shift in tactics during a tenth straight weekend of unrest in the former British colony where many are chafing at Chinese rule.
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For all of the good things about summer, the season comes with its own set of hardships, too — and we're not talking about trying to avoid sunburns or keep our thighs from chafing (though that factors into the equation, too).
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Kentucky's largest city hasn't elected a Republican mayor since 1965, and Republicans there have been chafing, especially since 2000, when citizens voted to merge the county and city governments and put nearly all local power in the hands of the mayor.
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His assault, delivered via a tweet, suggested that Trump is again chafing against conventions that presidents normally observe to maintain the independence of judicial authorities and to avoid the perception of political interference in the Justice Department and the FBI.
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I've trudged through miles of mucky forest in them and, even after a long day's walking and fishing, I've been surprised not to find myself chafing at the bit to get them off as I do with my other waders.
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Hungary has said it would block any such move against Poland, which is also chafing Brussels over its steps to put media and the judiciary under tighter government control, and the alliance between the two means Orban can expect reciprocity.
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Chafing at criticism White House officials say Trump has chafed at criticism that his administration has been slow in responding to the crisis in Puerto Rico, particularly compared to his quick trips to Texas and Florida after storms devastated those states.
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As the campaign offered a national audience to more of the parents, however, many of the Remembrance Project's members abandoned the group, chafing at what several said were its founder's attempts to dictate what they said and even what they wore.
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Suzanne's community-service sentence involves reading to cranky Blind Bill, and they instantly clash, so of course they will soon be hot and heavy for each other, especially since Suzanne has been chafing under the thumb of her domineering husband.
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In recent years, many companies have begun embracing the relationship between parents and their adult children rather than chafing at it, perhaps even co-opting it for their benefit, which some experts believe has largely defused the worst parental tendencies.
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Ms. Kenner wrote in her 1954 patent application that her belt, which was meant to keep menstrual pads in place, eliminates "chafing and irritation normally caused by devices of this class" and could be adjusted to fit women of different sizes.
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The incident drew attention to the little-known U.S. military presence in Niger at a time when many Americans are weary of U.S. involvement in conflicts abroad and Nigeriens are chafing at the growing presence of foreign troops on their soil.
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The extensive auction is selling off a total of 500 different Office props, from the Band-Aids that Andy wore on his chafing nipples during the Fun Run to the glass door from the Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch, suite 200 and more.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Russian energy firm Gazprom Neft is chafing at a global deal to cut oil output because the pact has forced the company to curtail its ambitious plans for production growth, deputy chief executive Vadim Yakovlev said in an interview.
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A number of senior ayatollahs have suggested, however, that a nuclear arsenal is not in keeping with the dictates of Shia Islam, though more militant Revolutionary Guard elements are still chafing at their inability to add the atom to their palette of threats.
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Asked about his having accepted Russian citizenship granted him by President Vladimir Putin in 2013 at a time when Depardieu was chafing at the prospect of higher French taxes, the actor said these days when he travels he feels that he is Russian.
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Chafing under the demands of producing a never-ending series of collections as artistic director of Dior, the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton powerhouse from which he resigned unexpectedly in October, he has gone back to his roots as an gifted indie.
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On the other side of the room, the bartenders are busy smashing ice to keep the Bud Light and Coca-Colas cold while a woman pours hot red beef broth into the chafing dish full of beef to keep it from drying.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Almost a year has passed since it became legal to smoke, but not sell, marijuana in Washington, D.C., and pot enthusiasts and opponents alike are chafing under a compromise that leaves smokers in a haze over how to obtain their weed.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police and protesters clashed in cat-and-mouse encounters across the city on Sunday, marking a shift in tactics during a tenth straight weekend of unrest in the former British colony where many are chafing at Chinese rule.
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That quarterly ritual quickly became a political hot potato for the White House, with President Donald Trump chafing at a requirement that ran directly counter to his campaign denunciations of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as the deal is formally known.
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" As Nick Sanborn's analog-sounding synthesizers boop through quick, perky arpeggios over a ticking backbeat, Ms. Meath sings about following the format rules while chafing against them, about "faking the truth in a new pop song/Don't you want to sing along?
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The "Feast" banquet is now a catering hall, complete with chafing dishes, for the wedding of Arrival and Host, and the desperately brassy "Train 2" conjures the chaotic world of contemporary consumerism, mounting to cries of despair from both voices and orchestra.
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Inspired by a true story, the film focuses on Javed (Viveik Kalra, in a remarkable performance by a young actor essentially plucked from drama school), the 16-year-old son of Pakistani immigrants chafing under the control of his domineering father (Kulvinder Ghir).
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As I study Kawabata's components, heebie-jeebies seem related to fabric's "shear"—the capacity of a material to impose stress when it runs along skin, thus scraping or chafing it, rather than when it comes at skin, which leads to pokes or punctures.
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My parents' neighborhood is humid — it rains every morning and every evening, a light, brief mist that makes the air smell loamy and slightly feral — but Fred is conditioned to dig regardless, his stumpy back legs chafing against the flagstones beneath his house.
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The 90 Degree By Reflex High Waist Power Flex Leggings are a versatile pair of leggings that feature a supportive four-way stretch fabric and moisture-wicking technology that will help you prevent chafing and keep you feeling fresh during your workouts.
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What comes across is how Obama's attempt to bring nuance to U.S. diplomacy sometimes struggled within the current media landscape, with Rhodes, for one, chafing at being pressed to make statements that can subsequently be funneled into pro-con debates on cable news.
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Mr. Jacquemus, the self-crowned bard of the sun-kissed Croisette, is in a transition phase, chafing against the box he built himself and trying to expand into tailoring, though the flaps he added to skirts and jackets were more distracting than delighting.
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Burlingame, California (CNN)California Republicans are chafing at the cheap seats they're getting for the Republican National Convention in Cleveland -- not the nosebleeds in the upper decks of the Quicken Loans Arena, but the hotel in Sandusky, Ohio, where they're staying. 60. Miles. Away.
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According to Dr. Rowe, an average nipple is anything less than two centimeters long from the base outward, and Dr. Ip says that most of his patients undergo reductions because they're bothered by the visibility through clothes and the chafing that occurs, mostly during exercise.
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While working at the Pleasure Chest in Chicago, Holloway noticed the limited range of strap-on harness styles available, and many of her customers expressed concerns about size, fit, issues like chafing or snagging buckles, or had trouble finding gender and body-affirming designs.
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Chafing at the Russia probe Returning to the White House after more than a week at his Palm Beach estate, Trump has continued to chafe at the continuing Russia probe, which his legal team once told him would be over by the end of 2017.
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The Trace's Adam Weinstein explains: While the nation's largest gun lobby champions the latest bills in its press releases, local lobbyists who take the NRA's absolutist rhetoric at face value find themselves chafing at its corporate model of working hand-in-glove with establishment politicians.
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Liberal Democrats and progressive activists have grown wary of the state of the 2016 presidential race, chafing at Hillary Clinton's big-tent courtship of Republican leaders they have long opposed and fearing the consequences of shaping the contest as a referendum on Donald J. Trump.
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For all the enjoyable parts of summer, the hot weather also creates an equivalent number of problems, including how not to sweat through your shirt on the train, how to keep your drinks icy-cold for hours, and for women, how to prevent thigh chafing.
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As their fates chart a collision course, Sybella and Genevieve, who are nuns in name only, take lovers, draw swords and engage in back-room politics as fearlessly as any man, indignantly chafing under the grimy thumbs of bishops, barons and nasty older brothers.
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It's not exactly to the movie's credit so much as just a feature of its plot, but Office Christmas Party feels correctly calculated for a time when people are chafing against what's either called political correctness or corporate rule-making, depending on who's talking.
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They are also obviously chafing against the constraints of the trial, forced to sit quietly in the chamber for hours on end, when they are much more accustomed to making their presence known at hearings and during floor votes and then exiting at their convenience.
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Political Memo WASHINGTON — After eight years of chafing under President Barack Obama's fiscal priorities, congressional Republicans were longing for a budget proposal that did the two things that have become the party's mantra: Make broad cuts to federal spending and reduce the federal deficit.
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Whether Duterte's efforts succeed remains to be scene, but his hostility — and his country's chafing at U.S. presence more broadly — raises an overdue question of the wisdom and necessity of American maintenance of a vast, expensive and strategically cumbersome network of military bases sprawled across the globe.
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In the year to come, however, the CAATSA threat might not land the United States all the arms business it is expecting; indeed, in chafing at America&aposs heavy-handed approach, plenty of middle powers could spurn Washington in favor of other suppliers — or even Russia itself.
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I was concerned the high-top style may feel stiff or unnaturally thick, but the tree fiber is responsive and flexible throughout — fitting close around my ankle without any of the chafing that you might expect from wearing ankle socks with high-tops for the first time.
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Topics of the Times House Democrats, ever chafing in the minority, staged a headline-grabbing protest in June — sending out selfies of themselves seizing the House floor in an impromptu sit-in to demand a gun safety debate after the Orlando nightclub shooting left 49 dead.
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A burgeoning "CRBI" industry (citizenship and residence by investment)—of consultants, lawyers, bankers, accountants and estate agents—is busy advising well-heeled investors, chafing at the constraints of their paltry single citizenship, on how and where they can acquire another, or at least a long-term resident's visa.
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On the road from bare to bush, you might experience ingrown hairs, irritation, and chafing along the way — the storm before the pubic hair rainbow, if you will — but with the advice of Jodi Shays of Queen Bee Salon & Spa, you'll be embracing the style in no time.
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It is notable that House conservatives often derided Mr. Boehner for not "sticking to conservative principles" in negotiating with Democrats on legislation, but now are chafing that Mr. Ryan, whose conservative principles have in many ways been rejected by Mr. Trump, is not getting behind the presumptive nominee.
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If I'm not wearing something from a brand I know and trust like Under Armor or Janji, I look out for a loose style to avoid chafing and keep an eye out for indications it'll be really breathable — including materials like merino wool, cotton, polyester, and mesh paneling.
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Women's Ankle Sock, 4-Pair Box, available on Bombas, $56Bombas' ankle socks have extra blister tabs to prevent chafing, a honeycomb arch-support system to cradle the foot's arch, and a seamless toe that gets rid of the annoying bump that runs across the toes of most socks.
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With firsthand observations, timelines, charts and explanations of the semiautonomous Chinese territory's arcane political system — an uneasy blend of the relics of undemocratic British colonial rule and new elements of undemocratic Chinese rule — Mr. Ng spells out what many Hong Kong people, particularly younger ones, are chafing against.
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Speaking on the ABC program "This Week," Mr. Ruddy, who is the chief executive of Newsmax Media, said he expected the chief of staff, John F. Kelly, to stay in his job, despite the president's chafing at what he sees as the restrictions Mr. Kelly has placed on him.
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In an administration where most officials see only downside to cultivating a public profile in the media, Haley has become the face of the administration's foreign policy apparatus — without chafing the president, at least so far, even when she contradicts him or seems to hog the media glare.
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There's nothing in the current no-blood, no-cursing era that would have pointed to him succeeding—and when he did succeed, he has looked so listless that he seems popular almost despite himself, a man chafing at the scripted promos and risk-averse style he's been forced into.
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Points of friction remain There are points of friction between the world's two largest democracies, to be sure, with India chafing at U.S. pressure to do more on climate change and human rights, while U.S. lawmakers complain about India's slavery, its loose approach to intellectual property and limits on foreign investment.
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And the startup thinks the stars are aligned, with hundreds of Uber drivers chafing under the San Francisco-based company's dirt-cheap fares, as well as the nagging sense that being a driver in the gig economy, with its constant risk of deactivation, isn't as glamorous a job as they thought.
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Ignoring the Kool-Aid stains, egg salad that's been sitting out in the sun for a couple hours too long, and the omnipresent chafing thighs, there's nothing more American than getting rowdy in the hay on America's Independence Day with a red-blooded conquest bred on Grade A USDA beef.
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At first blush, this fact-based production threatens to be a tad too familiar -- seeming like the real-life version of Michael Mann's "Manhunter," in which the brilliant profiler pays a price for his ability to look into the mind and soul of a killer, while chafing at bureaucratic blindness.
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Chafing at the limits imposed by arms control treaties signed by predecessors back to Ronald Reagan, he could decide to resume a nuclear arms race — one aimed more at China than Russia — if the administration goes ahead with its threat to suspend the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty in early February.
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Cuomo and Trump have tangled over their divergent assessments of the severity of the coronavirus pandemic, with Cuomo calling on Trump to enforce the Defense Production Act to get the Empire State up to 30,000 ventilators and Trump chafing at governors for enacting safety measures that he believes slow the economy.
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Embodied by a six-member cast that interacts with the chafing ease of real blood relatives, the title clan of Richard Nelson's "The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family" has returned to offer us a mirror of our frightened, fallible selves at this very fraught moment in American history.
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Dr. Furnas, who likens labiaplasty to the significantly less controversial breast reduction, explains that while some people have aesthetic concerns, many of her patients are more focused on being able to ride a bike without pain, or get through a day without having to carefully position their labia lest they experience excruciating chafing.
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Sunday is Mother's Day, and maybe that means you buy her flowers or a bouquet that looks like flowers but is really cut fruit on sticks, or you take her out to brunch at the place where the biscuits are served in silverplate chafing dishes and the sausage gravy comes in a tureen.
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As you might have guessed by now, rather than laying out an optimal number of orgasms or minutes to strive for, the book only offered "drive on and find glory" as motivation so I tapped out early on, rather than needlessly chafing myself Still naked, I whipped myself on the back with a belt.
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YouTube's CEO says it will continue addressing monetization issues, admits Rewind 2018 was 'cringey' It's a pivotal moment for YouTube as public pressures mount for the company to take more responsibility for the videos it distributes and the users that make up the bulk of its creative community start chafing under their increasing constraints.
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Baby powder has long been recommended to relieve chafing or to reduce the appearance of bumpy post-shave inflammation; however, studies show that the very product many women use to soothe a sore vulva may in fact end up causing a world of pain—in the form of notoriously hard-to-detect ovarian cancer.
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Claim to Fame: Some designers learn their trade at F.I.T. (the Fashion Institute of Technology); Dan Snyder got his experience at the F.B.I. In the late 2000s, as an intelligence contractor at the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D.C., he was chafing at the baggy olive suits that G-men were expected to wear.
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We get a pair of bike shorts for me to wear under dresses (the chafing in the Hawaiian humidity is real), a plumeria fridge magnet, some salads for my lunches, a variety of Hawaiian and Japanese snacks for J to take back for souvenirs, and some ponytail holders for K $22204 22777.60:28973 p.m.
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With the appearance of a wrap skirt and the coverage of bike shorts, in a charcoal hue that goes with basically everything, the Court Skort also absorbs sweat like a pair of leggings, has a very flatteringly slight A-line silhouette, and, perhaps best of all, prevents uncomfortable thigh chafing (which is an utterly awful feeling).
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He has capitalized on grievance, especially that of white Americans chafing at the culture of a demographically changing country, and has expressed his view of what is unfair — everything from trade and immigration to the court system, the Affordable Care Act's individual coverage mandate, the I.R.S., the plight of political allies and, of course, the news media.
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Complex cocktails arrive in ornate teapots or nestled in tiny chafing dishes: the Painted Veil (Scottish-toffee-pu-ehr-tea-infused Beefeater gin, Hong Kong Baijiu) is a frosted chalice of smoky caramel, while the Snake in the Grass (Tanqueray gin, coconut water, makrut-lime leaf) offers a compelling argument for pairing alcohol with Greek yogurt.
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Putnam took his culinary cue from the city's popular Mexican tamale peddlers and his fashion cue from, apparently, pharmacists: the venders he hired wore white from head to toe, with the company's brand emblazoned on their hats and their buckets—mobile chafing dishes, basically, with fire below, boiling water in the middle, and steamed tamales above.
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"As we promised voters, we will do everything to prevent a fourth election and we intend to take decisive action, one way or another," Lieberman told Israeli Channel 12 TV. In addition to chafing at partnership with the ultra-Orthodox, Lieberman has pledged not to partner with any Blue and White-led coalition dependent on the support of Arab parties.
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With a clear dispute about the facts, with one side contending that the testimony obtained so far is problematic, and with both sides chafing over the absence of witnesses they assert are crucial to their cases, the two sides obviously are in no position to agree to cut off fact-finding in the Senate the way they did in 1999.
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But with reassuring words from his wife, Jepson somehow regained his footing on the run despite a multitude of maladies: a "golf-ball-sized" blood blister on his foot he eventually popped, a shin splint, ankle tendons so sore they needed to be stabilized by duct tape, and bruising and chafing on the bottoms of his feet that made every step searing.
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While Wells Fargo's finances are fundamentally sound, the bank faces a daunting list of problems: litigation, with hundreds of millions of dollars on the line; more than a dozen restrictions imposed by federal regulators; a largely demoralized work force that is chafing under the bank's leadership; and rigorous scrutiny of the bank's next leader from high-profile members of Congress.
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But the enigmatic German actor Daniel Brühl (as Laszlo Kreizler, the alienist himself), Beauty and the Beast brute Luke Evans (as newspaper illustrator John Moore), and former child star Dakota Fanning (as Sara Howard, a young woman chafing under the restrictions of 1890s society) make for an engaging trio at the story's center, and other actors — including Brian Geraghty as young Teddy Roosevelt himself!
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Clinton, after all, has had a famously conflicted relationship with fashion, chafing against the idea that she would in any way be defined, or identified, by what she wore as first lady or as a Senate candidate, seeing it as gender prejudice; then relaxing into her own uniform; and then using fashion as a tool to increase her relatability, by making jokes about her pantsuits and hair.
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To say that events are soon upended is to soft-pedal a dramatic strategy that consists of a melee of lies that turn out to be true, alongside the opposite: so much so that the audience is left not so much spinning, as was the case with "The Truth," but chafing at the puppetry of a playwright busily contorting his characters into one self-contradictory posture after another.
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Chafing against the roles that society has prescribed for her but uncertain what role to occupy instead, she joins a parade of recent literary antiheroines — not just Bernadette Fox but Amy Dunne in Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl," Elyria Marcus in Catherine Lacey's "Nobody Is Ever Missing," Lena and Lila in Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan series — who are casting about, sometimes wildly, for ways to redefine and reinvent what it means to be a woman in the world.
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In "Caroline, or Change," which Mr. Kushner first drafted in 1997 and which is set in 1963, an African-American high school student named Emmie Thibodeaux — impatient with the pace of civil rights and chafing at what she sees as a local tribute to segregation — joins a group of friends in destroying a monument to Confederate soldiers in Lake Charles, La. As they topple the statue, its head falls off; the body is later found in a nearby bayou, but the head is missing.
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