Membership costs just $30 and covers up to four people.
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"Stay, baby," I whisper as I pull the covers up.
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Bella Thorne barely covers up in a photo on social media.
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I started off putting Youtube covers up on the Internet too.
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It comes with a rubbery sleeve that covers up the electronics.
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Intensity covers up a lot of frailty in the taste and preparation.
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The service costs $9.95 per month and covers up to 10 devices.
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It's worth noting that the wind deflector covers up the back seats.
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Safe Wi-Fi covers up to 10 devices on a single account.
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She pulls the covers up toward his head while he lies motionless.
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Lombard doesn't like moving to evade blows and he covers up against them.
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A single Eero device costs $199 and covers up to 1,500 square feet.
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It covers up to $600 in damages to your phone — twice per year.
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This covers up all these really bad instances of harassment that then becomes systemic.
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This cute style covers up the middle, a flattering choice for all body types.
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Medicare covers up to 100 days of skilled nursing home care at a time.
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Seb covers up his difficult home situation with his life-of-the-party attitude.
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Dr. Ames, who usually studies deadly box jellyfish, always covers up completely for dives.
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Whatever you choose, go for a sauce that complements (not covers up) the vegetable's flavor.
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The company covers up to four I.V.F. cycles, including genetic testing, with no preapproval required.
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General liability insurance, which covers up to $1,000,000 for accidents, runs about $185, she said.
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The plan covers up to $6900,2628 in charges for former players, their spouses and dependents.
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He pulls the covers up over his head and activates his phone in the muggy darkness.
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I drew the covers up and over, breath inflating the comforter, molding it around our shape.
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To be sure, none of this covers up the fact Sears had a dismal holiday season.
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The Deco M3 covers up to 993,500 square feet thanks to the two extra plug-in extenders.
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The SmartThings WiFi three-pack covers up to 4,500 square feet with WiFi, ideal for most homes.
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In less close-up shots, she covers up with baggy clothes like chunky turtlenecks or oversized jackets.
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For instance, an NFIP policy only covers up to $250,000 of damages related to a residential home.
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The reward comes on the heels of police saying the manhunt now covers up to 5 states.
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The tax credit covers up to 25 percent of the money paid out during a worker's leave.
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I want that to be my job: the guy who covers up Bigfoot for the timber industry.
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Luckily, my insurance covers up to $10,000 in fertility treatments, and we ended up with eight viable zygotes.
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He plays a hired goon in this movie about a service that covers up for people's marital infidelities.
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"Effort covers up a lot of mistakes, but it was just a lot of missed execution," Lopez said.
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Pros: Great Wi-Fi signal, parental controls, mesh Wi-Fi system, covers up to 3,000 square feetCons: Expensive
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Instead, Isaac ends up as a housepainter in Jaffa, someone who covers up surfaces rather than nourishing roots.
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Not only does the cream provide some sheen, it also covers up any imperfections without transferring onto your clothes.
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I was such an angry human being, and anger covers up a lot of other emotions that are there.
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The clitoral hood is basically like the "foreskin" of the clitoris and covers up the glans clitoris, she says.
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The webcam has a physical switch that covers up the lens, which should appeal to anyone concerned about privacy.
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When you stream something on Netflix, as you can see below, the video covers up most of the phone.
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The Gold card covers up to $100 per year in incidental charges from one airline you pick each year.
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Its trip delay reimbursement starts at 1003 hours or an overnight stay and covers up to $500 per ticket.
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In a sense, that's true, but this picture often covers up a lot of the racism that is present.
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It actually covers up another tattoo that read "9 3/4," a Harry Potter reference that Grande got last November.
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Just like foreskin covers the head of a penis, the clitoral hood covers up the glans clitoris, Dr. Rubin explains.
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T-Mobile activated its nationwide 25G network on Monday that covers up to 25 million Americans in over 24,000 towns.
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A fee of $25 covers up to three nights, for a maximum of six campers per site. nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/duckharbor.htm.
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For qualifying Miami high school graduates, the scholarship covers up to 60 credits for an associate degree at Miami Dade College.
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It covers up the rest of the screen, and you can't navigate the site until the complete message is written out.
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The Cajun seasoning had a great kick to it, and the garlic powder covers up the slight bitterness of the potato.
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Like the Satanic Panic of the '80s, this scapegoat covers up much realer social issues at play that are harder to address.
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In a season when your coat often covers up the rest of your outfit, the right bag can make all the difference.
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The benefit covers up to the cash value of the vehicle for theft and collision on most US and international rental cars.
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"It's not just the presence of a new feature in the image, it's also what that new feature covers up," Winkler explained.
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Critics said the move would have no impact on the crisis-wrecked economy and just covers up soaring prices and a collapsing currency.
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The "Dream" tattoo also covers up an old tattoo: the name of her ex, "Future," that she removed with laser removal last year.
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The shame prevents us from talking about it within the family, and the pride covers up the shame for those outside the family.
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Travel accident insuranceThe Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant American Express Card's travel accident insurance covers up to $270,2000 in accidental death and dismemberment coverage.24.
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While I'm getting the poodle's boots on, the other dog covers up his boots with the throw at the end of the bed.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to scrap the process by which Congress covers up sexual misconduct settlements at the taxpayers' expense.
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I'm a bit into dressing up, and have well over 2,000 pieces, which is good because a suspender belt covers up my hysterectomy scar.
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As the Disney executives learned 30 years ago, a handful of catchy Howard Ashman and Alan Menken songs nearly always covers up any shortcomings.
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When I was a boy, in bed I brought the covers up to my chin, wrapped them tightly around me, and lay without moving.
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I was scared of getting found out at this point, so I jumped back into bed and pulled the covers up, pretending to sleep.
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At the start of round 4, Mayweather backs onto the ropes and covers up, allowing McGregor to take shots, none of which landed cleanly.
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You get 50% off the original price for a total discount of $100 on an air purifier that covers up to 360 square feet.
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The highly-rated Netgear Orbi is 22% off at $289.93 and covers up to 5,000 square feet with super fast wireless speeds up to 3Gbps.
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When I'm lying in bed, covers up to my chin, and the alarm is going off, waking up is the hardest thing in the world.
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Its return protection is good up to 2120 days out and covers up to $2500 per item and $0003,2000 per calendar year per card account.
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With Chase Sapphire Reserve you're eligible for up to $10,000 per trip, while the Citi AAdvantage covers up to $5,000 per covered traveler, per trip.
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She has given notes on the scripts, too, nixing a moment when Erica's husband covers up a sleeping Elizabeth while Erica is in mid-portrait.
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I have some depression issues, and it would be real easy for me to go to bed and pull the covers up over my head.
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Employees of Wal-Mart or Sam's Club who study at American Public University can receive a grant that covers up to 15 percent of tuition.
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Medicare covers up to six months of hospice care, yet, most people only turn to hospice days, instead of months, before death, earlier studies found.
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The more Trump talks, the more he confesses, covers up, opens new areas of inquiry, or pulls the rug out from under his previous defense.
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Everyone covers up for it, because it happens within trusted circles -- and within those circles everyone has something to gain from keeping their patrons in post.
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"Talking about being fearless covers up where people really are with fear," says Dr. Kerry Ressler, director of the Neurobiology of Fear Laboratory at McLean Hospital.
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He shot himself, meaning to die by suicide, and ended up losing a chunk of his jaw that he covers up with that creepy clown mouth. NOPE.
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For example, a clause for the coverage may be limited to $100,000 and hidden deep in a policy that otherwise covers up to $2.6 million in damages.
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We came to snap an image of totality, the point when the Moon completely covers up the disc of the Sun on its orbit around the Earth.
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Under most circumstances, fossils form when animals die in places like river deltas where fine sediment slowly covers up their bones and ultimately encases them in rock.
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I make a mental note to remove it by the morning, in case my sleeve covers up the "Geli" half and I'm mistakenly branded a white supremacist.
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Their co-pay coupon card covers up to $3,600 in expenses per year, which for most people with private health insurance is enough to cover copays completely.
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As a tiny person, I like nothing more than an extra-large item, like a pair of jeans that covers up my sneakers or a giant hoodie.
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The only distinctive benefit offered by the Ink Business Preferred is cell phone protection, which covers up to $600 toward cell phone theft and damage per incident.
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Federal protection under the National Flood Insurance Program covers up to $250,000 of structural damage for about $700 a year, but additional coverage could cost thousands more.
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It only covers up to $5,000 for trip cancellation or interruption, but its trip delay and baggage delay insurance is the same as the Chase Sapphire Reserve's.
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If you get delayed by at least 12 hours or require an overnight stay, trip delay reimbursement covers up to $500 per ticket for meals and lodging.
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The card covers up to $600 in cell phone damage or theft protection three times per year, and cardholders can add employees to the account for free.
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The false statement law covers not only outright lies, but also submissions in which a person "falsifies, conceals, or covers up" information submitted to a federal agency.
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And then he covers up the fact that the whole thing is a Russian operation aimed to do exactly that, despite the overwhelming evidence to the controversy.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAriana Grande Covers Up Pete TattooMel B Accused Of Punching Male ModelRoseanne Responds To Opioid Death On Show Tara Reid Changes Her Tune On Dog Controversy
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Out of all the bathroom accessories to upgrade, a new shower curtain makes the most immediate impact: It covers up the biggest area in the room, after all.
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But that market began to shrink after 2011 alongside the rollout of public health insurance, which covers up to 80 per cent of the cost of selected drugs.
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One photo, for example, features a hand grasping an iPhone, which is displaying a naked woman seductively lying down; a text message from "work" covers up her head.
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"But if there is a visible structure in a company that fosters and covers up criminal behavior, there should be penalties for companies in the future," she said.
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It covers up to $60,000 in compensation to clients and their families to pay for services including psychological counseling, lost salary and, in extreme cases, public relations assistance.
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A base plan covers $20,000 with a $6,000 deductible, while midlevel covers $1403,000 with a $4,000 deductible and a premium covers up to $125,000 with a $2,000 deductible.
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This new edition comes with privacy-minded adjustments like an on/off button for its camera and microphone, as well as a sliding shutter that covers up its camera.
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If you bought an engagement ring for $5,000, but your policy only covers up to $1,000 worth of stolen jewelry, you will need a rider to ensure it's covered.
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But the MasterClass sleight-of-hand also covers up the total length of its videos, which is nothing like the length of time you'd get in that college course.
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The four-wheeled autonomous vehicles appear to be covered in sensors and look wickedly aerodynamic, with bodywork that covers up all the internals and massive openings around each axle.
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Right now, Ontario's disability program can cover the remaining costs of assistive devices not paid by Ontario's Assistive Devices Program, which covers up to 75 percent of the cost.
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"When Google covers up harassment and passes the trash, it contributes to an environment where people don't feel safe reporting misconduct," Google engineer Liz Fong-Jones told the Times.
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Marshall spent 10 hours attaching the butts to a cardboard frame with clear-glue that, she says, "covers up some of the stink," making Cig light and environmentally friendly.
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A cap on tax-exempt employer benefits effectively means that the tax break only covers up to a certain amount, and then the employees pay taxes on the rest.
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Although Medicare now covers up to 20 visits for weight loss counseling each year, few doctors (or perhaps I should say few patients) have taken advantage of this benefit.
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The original Orbi home wi-fi mesh system, which covers up to 5,000 square feet, will put you back about $300—significantly more than a high-quality old-school router.
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As for perks, the card covers up to $13 in cell phone damage or theft protection three times per year, and cardholders can add employees to the account for free.
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The baggage delay insurance kicks in at six hours and covers up to $0003 per day for three days while lost luggage is insured for up to $2000,2100 per passengers.
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The meaning of the Band-Aid Marsellus sports a Band-Aid on the back of his neck for a reason: It covers up a scar actor Ving Rhames had. 22.
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The big companies such as Airbnb, Homeaway and Vrbo provide liability insurance that covers up to $1 million, but there are restrictions and it can be a challenge submitting claims.
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But buying a case that covers up your smartphone's pretty design with cheap plastic begs the question as to why your phone needs to be pretty in the first place.
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For federal insurance, like that provided by the National Flood Insurance Program, which covers up to $250,000 of structural damage to a home, the cost is about $23 a year.
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Much of that work was focused on options to save money on premiums, such as Extra Help, which often covers up to 75 percent of prescription drug costs (reut.rs/1OXKZ9b).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Also, the Olloclip covers up the iPhone X's FaceID scanner, which means when the lenses are attached, you'll need to enter your PIN to unlock your phone.
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A góber covers up for policemen in the pay of organised crime; a hueso (bone) is a bribe paid to get a public-sector job that itself offers bribe-taking opportunities.
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The GLAS does come with a large backplate that covers up the marks from older thermostats well, and I used it while testing because I hate doing painting and drywall work.
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The H-28500B Visa program is not a Band-Aid that covers up a systemic problem that keeps America from being self-supportive, as Roy Beck claimed in The Hill yesterday.
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She then recounts the story of how, when she tells her mother she had been raped repeatedly by a neighbor, her mom covers up the crime in front of the police.
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What all the talk of cutting "impractical" majors in favor of teaching job skills covers up is the fact that a university education in the United States is wildly, unconscionably expensive.
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Andrea Riseborough stars as an antihero who covers up an accidental death with the help of a friend and then finds herself, years later, frantic to prevent the secret from unraveling.
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But the star does covers up some of tattoos in a few other RE/DONE + Weejuns ads which feature Jackson modeling the shoes on her feet while clothed amid a beach setting.
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For that, you'll need to pay 9.99 a month for Arlo Smart Premier, which covers up to 10 cameras and extends your cloud storage from the free seven days to 30 days.
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The FAMILY Act establishes a new federal paid family leave system that covers up to 2900 weeks of paid leave at approximately two-thirds of wages for new parents and family members.
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In the image, the singer wears a blue zip-up hoodie with a white pleated skirt and covers up her newly-shaved head with a wig, to mimic King's signature short 'do.
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"I think political correctness covers up problems instead of solving them," said Gu. Growing number of fans He's part of a small but vocal group of Chinese fans of the presumptive GOP nominee.
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And since AppleCare+ only covers up to two of either variety, you're screwed if something more serious breaks down in the device and you've already used two ADH claims to repair cracked screens.
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It's also a breezy acknowledgment of the strategic placement of her tattoo, which covers up some older art she got last summer during her whirlwind romance with Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson.
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Each car has an obvious emphasis on aerodynamics, with lots of smooth, sculpted bodywork that covers up the tires while allowing air to pass straight through the car instead of just around it.
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Werdum's entire striking game consists of pumping one-twos into body kicks, throwing the odd wheel kick, and slapping on the double collar tie to attack with knees when his man covers up.
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The free auto rental collision damage waiver covers up to $75,000 of coverage for damage or loss in the event of theft or collisions, and it applies both in the US and abroad.
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"When Google covers up harassment and passes the trash, it contributes to an environment where people don't feel safe reporting misconduct," Liz Fong-Jones, a Google engineer, told the Times after the story's publication.
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In the nature of not yucking someone else's yum, there probably is a market for salad dressing that covers up the flavor of veggies entirely (isn't that why some people smother broccoli with cheese?).
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The big companies such as Airbnb, Homeaway and Vrbo provide automatic liability insurance to every host that covers up to $1 million, but there are restrictions and it can be a challenge submitting claims.
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Even employees trying to start a family get help from EY, which covers up to $25,000 for fertility treatments, freezing eggs (or sperm) and in-vitro fertilization and up to $25,0003 in adoption fees.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg famously covers up his laptop's webcam with a sticker, a practice that is increasingly common, and most people now know not to use the same password for all their accounts.
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Most Christmas tree stands are not very attractive, so a Christmas tree skirt serves two purposes: It covers up the stand, and it provides a horizontal counterbalance to the upright shape of the tree.
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It also covers up to $22019 per claim for an unlimited number of phones, with a deductible of just $2800 — though you can only get reimbursed for up to two claims every 21 months.
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I love that I can wash my face in the morning and then apply just one product (instead of multiple) that moisturizes my skin, covers up minor redness and dark spots, and offers sun protection.
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We all have something that we're not very proud of, or things that we don't really talk about, whether it's Toby [Chris Sullivan] going through things that he covers up with a sense of humor.
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Getting the images isn't trivial, but if you're the kind of person who covers up their laptop's webcam (and really, you should be), than you might want to cover that Oculus tracking sensor as well.
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Private MI works—today it covers up to 35 percent of the value of a loan, and because it transfers credit risk at the loan's origination, it's a pure form of front-end risk share.
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Mr. Trump has also echoed InfoWars' false claims that Hillary Clinton benefited from the votes of millions of illegal immigrants in the election, and repeated InfoWars' bogus charge that the news media covers up terrorist attacks.
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In this third person adventure game, you're playing as Jesse Faden, a woman trying to find her missing brother in the secretive Federal Bureau of Control, which studies—and covers up—supernatural happenings across the country.
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Just around the corner from one of Miller's murals in Hollywood, where a group of visitors snap non-ironic photos, a cheap white tent covers up another, private mural, designed specifically for and by Like and Subscribe.
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Lydia's whole outlook has been warped by her mother, who gaslit her into believing that her father was weak and that's why he died, which covers up the fact that Alpha murdered him for disagreeing with her.
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The confusion about what to call it — a bug, a breach, a vulnerability — covers up a deeper confusion about what companies actually owe their users when a privacy failure is meaningful and how much control we really have.
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Read more: The top credit cards with no foreign transaction feesThe Amex Gold card offers purchase protection up to 120 days after you buy an item, and covers up to $2500,2100 per occurrence and $23,2000 per calendar year.
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Nate, the popular high schooler who catfishes Jules, has embarked on a spree of sadistic crimes that he covers up with blackmail, and it's never quite as dark or as interesting as the show wants it to be.
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If you have ugly carpet, get a big rug that almost covers up the whole room because it will make it feel more like you and it's not the same carpet as the people who have lived there before.
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But when the three bodies line up just right, the Moon covers up the disc of the Sun, and those in the direct path of the Moon's shadow — called the path of totality — will see the Sun go dark.
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If you work at Walmart (or Sam's Club) and you register for courses at American Public University or American Military University, you (plus eligible family members) could receive a grant that covers up to 15% of your entire tuition.
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More than 2 million seniors are receiving letters this month from the Social Security Administration (SSA) telling them that they could be eligible for Extra Help, a program that often covers up to 75 percent of prescription drug costs.
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"When Google covers up harassment and passes the trash, it contributes to an environment where people don't feel safe reporting misconduct," said Liz Fong-Jones, a Google engineer for more than a decade and an activist on workplace issues.
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As she presents her arm to the camera and reveals a design with flowers and tree branches she explains why it's there: It covers up the scars from the combat injuries she sustained as a helicopter pilot in Afghanistan.
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The American Express Gold card offers two different credits: one that covers up to $100 of airline incidental fees (like checked bags) each year, and another, worth up to $43 each year, that can be used toward dining out.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will take tough steps to wipe out African swine fever and will crack down on any behavior that delays or covers up cases of the disease from being reported, a senior official at the agricultural ministry said.
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A survey released Monday said 46 percent of Chileans consider themselves to be Catholic; 83 percent believe the church is neither honest nor transparent, and 96 percent feel the institution covers up or protects priests accused of committing sex abuse.
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So, whether you're headed to the beach in a crocheted number that perfectly covers up your bikini or trying to switch up your warm-weather going out look, it's time to revisit the halter with 14 options we're loving right now.
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While it is not good to look too much into sparring sessions, Johnson's left straight was one of his most effective strikes against Nieky Holzken, who in turn is a forward moving pressure fighter who covers up with a high guard.
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One statute, for example, imposes criminal liability on anyone who "knowingly alters, destroys, mutilates, conceals, covers up, falsifies, or makes a false entry in any record, document, or tangible object with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence" a federal investigation.
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Pilates & Yoga Studio: $74 (My membership is $303/month, but work covers up to $35.) Orca Transit Card: ~$40 (My work loads on $75 each month, which is wonderful.) Savings: At least $100, plus anything from my paychecks that I don't spend.
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Now, that kind of underwear covers up your entire ass all the way up to your bra, so I had gotten used to feeling covered and wasn't periodically checking my skirt/shirt to make sure everything was indeed actually where it should be.
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"A lot of them tell us that that when they wake up in the hospital days or weeks after their injury, the first thing they do is lift the covers up and they see what type of damage they have to their genitalia," he said.
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You already know the premise of the show by now: two buck naked strangers — a male and a female — are dropped into some of the world's harshest environments with one survival item each and a canvas bag that covers up very little of the nudity.
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Schulz recommends the Citi Double Cash, which has no annual fee and reimburses up to $5,000 in travel expenses; the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Reserve cards, which reimburse up to $10,000; and the Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite MasterCard, which covers up to $1,500.
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None of this is covered by insurance, except in rare cases where a cancer patient's fertility is threatened by chemotherapy, or in cases where the patient is employed by a new-wave Fortune 24 company (Facebook covers up to $2000,2100) or, since 254, the US military.
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Veidt is currently protected by living a cushy life in his apparent space prison and has a fancy statue to memorialize him on Earth; Judd is dead, but no one has to question the true intentions of his cause if Angela covers up his KKK connection.
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Trump continues to use the media as a foil, now blaming them for pouring out "fake news" that covers up every one of his alleged accomplishments -- from the crowd size at his inauguration, to the "real" outcome of the election, to his policy "success" in the First Hundred Days.
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But despite the season's twists, the Discovery Channel isn't changing the show's basic format: two buck naked participants — a male and a female — are dropped into some of the world's harshest environments with one survival item each and a canvas bag that covers up very little of their nudity.
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Enforcing guidelines (like you have to be in bed, with the lights off and covers up) could turn into a game of 'he said/she said,' and designating safe spaces to masturbate like conjugal visitation rooms, as Hughes suggests, likely won't be possible until issues of overcrowding are tackled.
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We spend the last 29 minutes talking about my issues with the insurance company — my health insurance covers up to 210 visits a year with a $262.50 copay, but the insurance has been kicking back the recent visits, and no one can give either of us an explanation as to why.
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How customers feel about the camera and microphone probably depends on whether they're also the kind of person who covers up their laptop camera and uses encrypted messaging apps, but I'm not embarrassed to say I felt unnerved having a camera aimed at me while I was sweating my way through online classes.
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As cities that are job centers make it hard or impossible to build housing — for example, through de facto bans on apartment buildings in areas zoned for single-family homes — people who are priced out move further away, resulting in sprawl that covers up farmland and open space, clogs freeways and increases greenhouse gas emissions.
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When, near the end of Trey Edward Shults's extraordinary drama Waves, a father quotes Proverbs 10:12 to his teenaged daughter — "Hatred stirs up strife, but love covers up all offenses" — it's no glib pronouncement, no easy bow tied onto a story of a struggling family, no motto cross-stitched onto a morality tale.
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Oriol Vinyals, a researcher at DeepMind who's working on the project (and who happens to be a former top-rank Starcraft player himself) explains that one of the interesting constraints the game offers is the "fog of war" mechanic, which covers up the map, and forces players to explore to find out what their enemy is up to.
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" The next time you find yourself tempted to hit snooze, take a note from Willink: "If I'm laying in bed and the day has got me all intimidated and it's got me scared and it's got me wanting to pull my covers up around my neck and stay warm, that offends me and I'm not going to accept it.
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On the one hand, hearing the Emmy broadcast constantly tout this year's record-breaking Diversity-with-a-capital-D was at times, dangerously close to becoming self-congratulatory in a way that covers up the fact that breaking down systemic inequality is much harder than spotlighting a handful of non-white people once in a while.
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Not only will you struggle to find a better VPN deal on the market, but CyberGhost has some impressive features: No logs No DNS leaks The strongest encryption available Automated WiFi protection Over 2800 servers in over 60 countries Covers up to seven devices You deserve the world, and a great deal on a VPN is a good place to start.
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Photo: HTCBut if you're just looking at the U12 Life's design, HTC seems to have strayed into some funky design ideas that has left the U212 Life looking like the confused loffspring of an iPhone X and a Pixel 216 XL. In front, there are no notches or fingerprint sensors in sight, while in back, you get a pill-shaped dual camera module on top of a partially striped two-toned finish that covers up the phone's acrylic glass chassis.
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He would bring it to her and sit beside her on the bed until she was ready, and then he would lift her out of the chair and put her on the bed and pull the covers up over her, so that she was not exposed, and undress quickly in one small dark corner of the room, and go to her, naked and fully engorged, and spread her thin withered thighs and get in between them and try to give her all the love he could feel.
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