Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, $17Mario Badescu's drying lotion is magic.
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Schueller agrees that air-drying is preferable to blow-drying, but he also said that air-drying itself can also cause harm.
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For example, cold weather means less air-drying and more heaters drying out your 'do.
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Drying, however, should be left to nature rather than to machines, so opt for air-drying.
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This drying rack is a nice solution, and it has the rare advantage of a shoe drying rack.
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One set of additives including gold nanoparticles was found to be effective at extending the life of the vaccines; a process called spray-drying works pretty well too, with variants like freeze-drying and foam-drying being explored.
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Accutane works by drying the skin and regulating oil production, which is great for getting rid of blackheads and drying up pimples.
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Drying racks are a great option for drying dishes and cookware because you don't need to dry everything with the same damp towel.
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It especially excels at drying thick hair quickly, and its titanium and ceramic coating allows for even heating, drastically cutting down on drying time.
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Polder Compact Accordian Drying Rack, $19.99 at Bed Bath & BeyondWhen folded down, this drying rack is flat and can be stored easily under your bed.
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Then, there's the volumizing mousse, which doesn't dry hard so you can use it on hair that you're air drying or blow drying to elevate the volume.
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Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, available on Amazon, $17Mario Badescu's Drying Lotion has acheived just as much cult status over the years as the company's famous facial sprays.
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Lately, I've been using Olaplex's No. 6 Bond Smoother Reparative Styling Creme, which is formulated to help reduce drying time and makes blow-drying my hair even easier.
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Drying TATP at room temperature, a last step after rinsing and filtering, also requires a fairly large area, another American official said, unless a vacuum drying chamber is involved.
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After towel-drying, I apply two pumps of Kérastase Elixir Ultime Hair Oil and comb through Aveda Heat Relief Thermal Protector and Conditioning Mist, £26, before blow-drying straight.
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" - Alison, 31 "Left his Fleshlight drying in kitchen.
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A top-quality dish drying rack has a large capacity without taking up too much space, is designed for easy water run-off and efficient drying, and is easy to clean.
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"Research studies show that drying with paper towels or cloth towels removes even more germs than washing alone, as the friction of drying reduces the germ count even further," she said.
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There are two speed settings and two temperature settings to personalize your drying experience, plus a cool shot button that helps retain your hair's shape and style after you've finished drying.
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Then — and only then — can we talk about drying.
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PSA: The silica mask, in my opinion, is SO DRYING!
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They've abated since, but water reservoirs are still drying up.
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Drying is one way to extend a seed's shelf life.
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My dishes were still sitting perfectly in my drying rack.
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But as Gilbert points out, those flows are drying up.
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You can also hover above the dryer while rough drying.
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Drying hair requires a combination of heat and air movement.
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The pigment note will naturally induce a more drying texture.
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Many men report a "drying up" as they get older.
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"Little by little, the work started drying up," she said.
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Others think investment opportunities are drying up on the mainland.
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The paint is made from a drying oil and pigment.
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Many bidet seats also have air drying features built in.
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The supply of fetal tissue for researchers is drying up.
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Some locations are drying out, and others are getting wetter.
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A hair turban that will cut drying time in half
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Meanwhile, working Americans are seeing their tax refunds drying up.
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The last step is drying with a diffuser and blowdryer.
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Or, maybe you worry about overcooking and drying it out.
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All in all, the drying process takes about 36 hours.
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The resealable packaging helps prevent the wipes from drying out.
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Then my freelance work started drying up early in 2017.
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Germany depends on exports and its markets are drying up.
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"He could care less," Pessina said about the drying process.
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Demand is drying up in ways that are completely unprecedented.
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And back to check on the drying of my paint.
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Germany depends on exports, and its markets are drying up.
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His PER is 2.1, and his minutes are drying up.
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Part of working locally means working with decay and drying flora.
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Drying lotion that pulls our skin and flakes is not that.
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If you have to use the dryer, reduce the drying time.
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Are you just air-drying your hands while working with food?
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Drying times for a specific virus are listed on the container.
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With alternative locations drying up, some U.N. functionaries started to worry.
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The basic questions being asked are: Is money really drying up?
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The title of the roundtable is "Innovation in Spray Drying Technology".
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Tired of struggling with an unwieldy brush while drying your locks?
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"Funding for deep sea exploration has been drying up," she said.
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When the lakes began drying up the tribe had to migrate.
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"It's so heavy and drying and it's really counterproductive," he says.
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And we handle drying, milling, packaging and marketing of the rice.
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The result is fabric marked by elasticity and quick-drying properties.
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Today's the day: two BBFC examiners are currently watching 'Paint Drying'.
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Men did the washing and drying at Ellis Island, McInnes says.
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In this parched part of the continent, enthusiasm is drying up.
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And keeping people and animals warm takes precedence over grain drying.
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This recall involved airbags that do not have this drying agent.
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And keeping people and animals warm takes precedence over grain drying.
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And Leighton isn't concerned with revenue from security solutions drying up.
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Air drying thick hair is similar to working with curly hair.
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Then they are crinkled, bundled together and hung over drying poles.
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The shorts are made with a breathable and quick-drying fabric.
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In the winter, your best bet is a laundry drying rack.
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MORE: The 5 Best Fast-Drying Top Coats That Seriously Work
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Plus, it speeds up drying time by as much as 50%.
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I'll be like, 35, by the time I start drying up.
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The flooring is reclaimed lumber from an Idaho hops-drying barn.
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There may be hidden drying agents lurking in your styling products.
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Side gigs drying up, too Among the lucky is Mike Hicks.
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Before, China had undercurrents of reform; now these are drying up.
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Will using dryer balls shorten drying time and thus save energy?
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American Homes 4 Rent transferred drying equipment from Salt Lake City.
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Outdoor line-drying is also great if you have the option.
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Investment in industries hit by chronic overcapacity is drying up quickly.
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TIL that TEDS means to turn or spread grasses for drying.
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The images resemble leaves on trees, or photographs on drying racks.
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She was drying traditional chokecherry cakes in an electric food dryer.
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I place a miscellaneous Amazon order (lotion and a drying mat).
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Is it dangerous to leave for work without drying your hair?
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You don't have to worry about that with this drying brush.
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It's not just the flow of workers that is drying up.
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Unlike the wet fermenting process for yogurt and pickled herring, the Faroes' salty, brisk air creates ideal conditions for air-drying meat and fish, a process done in hjallur, food-drying sheds scattered across the islands.
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People shower twice a day and it's too drying for the skin.
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In fact, with this method, you may be drying out the steak.
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For example, different people washing and drying your hair should receive $5.
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But, not everyone hates the drying effects of the silica-infused water.
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I borrow my roommate's drying rack and hang up all my clothes.
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It's comfortable, moveable, the creamy texture feels great, and it's not drying.
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Are your products too drying, causing your sebum glands to wild out?
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These often involve slicing the tops off mountains or drying up lakes.
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Shorter drying time means less damage which means smoother, fuller, healthier hair.
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But these oases are drying up while Springfield continues its interminable standoff.
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"All this Brexit uncertainty is drying up the markets," Mr. Riepe said.
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Eventually, Takata's engineers added a drying agent to help stabilize the compound.
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A towel that cuts down on the hair's drying time and damage
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Draping wet clothes over a shower rod can slow the drying time.
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Takahashi checked oxygen tanks and pulled wet suits off the drying rack.
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A drying rack that can be folded up for easy space-saving
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The models show the country should start drying out by mid-February.
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In Phan's vibrant photo, a woman is seen drying red incense sticks.
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The Dyson Hair Dryer promises dramatically faster drying times with less heat.
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It's also the quickest drying shirt I've tested even when it's wet.
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This product is also alcohol-free, so no drying or cracking here!
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I was sat in my underwear drying my hair after a run.
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A downingia flower on a drying mud flat in Butte Valley, California.
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Instead the liquid sat on top of the skin, drying and cracking.
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The idea came to her when she was blow-drying a Pekingese.
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Kim Taylor Bennett is a slowly drying koala and she's on Twitter.
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Check out the labels and steer clear of anything with drying alcohols.
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The BOJ sees little risk of a Brexit drying up yen liquidity.
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Having quick-drying running clothes is key to letting your body reheat.
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The first half of the kitchen holds the sink and drying rack.
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There's also a bamboo cutting board that fits over the drying rack.
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Drying up rivers aren't the only problem linked to B.C.'s heat.
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Embedding the molecules in ice would also protect them from drying out.
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Among aficionados, Proactiv's products have a reputation for being harsh and drying.
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Normal professions for liberal arts grads, like the law, are drying up.
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Also, drying socks in the sun seems to have a fungicidal effect.
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This product defines my ringlets and locks without drying my hair out.
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Those candidates now must confront the possibility of their fundraising drying up.
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After a flood, removing water and drying everything out can be daunting.
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It can also be used as a hair protectant while blow-drying.
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I had every intention of blow-drying my hair, but I'm sleepy.
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Even quick-drying clothes marketed to travelers need a place to hang.
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Soap is often drying and will only add to G.S.M.-related dryness.
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Drying my damp brow, I walked up the lane to the house.
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A patron stood astride one, a little obscenely, drying his pant legs.
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Chefs were drying the fruit to make the traditional Japanese delicacy hoshigaki.
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Use a hair dryer in the morning if they aren't done drying.
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Now, with federal aid drying up, towns are confronting the financial pain.
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IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN FOR SWIMMING CHILDREN TO FREQUENT THE DRYING CLOSET!
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While large paintings are drying, I draw and make hand-pressed monoprints.
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Stocks were sliding, and overall credit was drying up in some markets.
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Plus, blow-drying and styling is a long-gone luxury in this house, but with Redken No Blow Dry Airy Cream for fine hair (sob), you can reduce drying time, smoothing hair while adding volume all at once.
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Unlike lipsticks, which can be drying, and lip glosses, which can feel sticky, these city-inspired lip creams (with names like Copenhagen and Milan) are formulated to add rich, long-lasting color without a heavy, cakey, or drying feel.
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The longest drought in decades has been drying out rivers in the Netherlands.
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I started blow drying my hair, but it&aposs not an extreme situation.
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Consider drying your laundry outside on a clothesline instead of using the dryer.
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Many of its pieces are also designed to be quick-drying and lightweight.
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That said, beverage purveyors don't have to worry much about demand drying up.
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"That heat is drying out forests and making them more susceptible to burn."
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Fires start in the underbrush that has been drying over the dry season.
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Pros: No giant knots when you wear scarves, less drying time post-shower.
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Vaishaly also points out that they can be really drying on the skin.
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But being a public company is very valuable when capital is drying up.
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It also keeps your skin from drying out with moisturizing ingredients like glycerin.
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Not just cleaning and drying, but also how to fold and iron correctly.
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And by the time the ink was drying, I knew it was dumb.
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In the factory's drying room, there is row upon row of hanging meat.
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There's also a handy drying rack to keep hang-dry clothes wrinkle free.
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In short, Ma'dan cultural knowledge was drying up in tandem with the marshes.
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For most businesses, the more likely effect is a drying-up of credit.
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The most energy-intensive part of washing and drying clothes is simple: heat.
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The premium hikes might be warranted if the PBGC fund were drying up.
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They're durable, quick-drying, comfortable, and more stylish than a traditional water shoe.
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A golden starburst of drying urine ringed the front of his khaki pants.
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The new recalls focus on airbags that do not have the drying agent.
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The brand I use reaches "maximum absorbency" after eight washing and drying cycles.
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That's why we've hunted down the best bath towels for your drying pleasure.
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The powerful drying lotion has been described as "magic" for zapping whiteheads overnight.
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The eggs stick to the sides of containers and can survive drying out.
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Jobs were drying up and factories were shutting down in Philadelphia in 1972.
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Alexeenko's lab specializes in freeze-drying bacteria for long-term virus vaccine preservation.
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Some of the cages are out of the water, drying on the buoys.
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All the picking and drying is still done by laborers entirely by hand.
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The triggering vibrations are everyday things: jogging, jackhammering, riding a motorcycle, towel drying.
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After drying once more, they are loaded into the kiln to be fired.
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Slather it on liberally and often, especially after drying off with a towel.
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Of course, there's also a drying mode to send you on your way.
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And — not to jinx it — his losing streak may actually be drying up.
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T. wakes up and comes in while I am blow drying my hair.
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Concerns center on demand drying up in China, the world's biggest oil importer.
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The Soviet Union emerged from the bathroom, drying his hands on his jeans.
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" He blamed "an established long-term trend driven by a warming, drying climate.
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Pros: Quick-drying material, snug fit, great for any type of workoutCons: Expensive
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But on the show, it's an assault because they're drying it every day.
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I am half-listening, thinking back to drying dishes for my own mother.
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They were told it was drying paint, but the smell just got worse.
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Not all the drying mechanisms of the various drugs involved are fully understood.
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Even as lending revives around cities, it is drying up in small communities.
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But dams and oil and gas pipelines are drying and fragmenting their habitats.
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As more people work from home, her corporate business is already drying up.
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"I saw rivers drying up, lakes dying, the whole ecological disaster," she said.
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Did they work wet-on-wet, or allow a drying period between layers?
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To the right of the paints is a drying rack for wet art.
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Heavy-duty (21 watts) drying meets a lightweight beauty appliance, with results reviewers love.
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GUILFOYLE: And what about the extreme blow drying that you do of your hair?
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"I will finish my search when I find them," she said, drying her tears.
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P: What's the one beauty question you've been drying to know the answer to?
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Desert locusts only lay eggs in moist soil, to keep them from drying out.
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"I really like Besame's — they stay really well and aren't too drying," she says.
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So he's not changing the past, just drying the ink that was already written.
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The Revlon one took about eight minutes, so already it's better on drying time.
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Most of the inflaters that have not yet been recalled contain the drying agent.
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In the centre-western region of Daloa, farmers said the soil was drying out.
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What if I didn't feel like wearing makeup or blow-drying my hair today?
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The fats contained in Gruyère, Gorgonzola, and the like counterbalance wine's mouth-drying tannins.
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Raisins are dried in a chunche— a grape-drying apparatus specific to the area.
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With its moisturizing ingredients, you don't have to worry about drying your lips out.
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You only have to watch that reservoir drying to a puddle to see why.
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That's why it's also the cheapest... and, on the plus side, the least drying.
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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Use no more flour than you need to keep the dough from drying out.
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The velvet matte lipstick glides on smoothly with a suede finish that's non-drying.
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And that's when an employee stepped in, distracting Martin's daughter and drying her tears.
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Classic lipliners can be drying and are often too thin to cover much ground.
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I used very fine, loose-weave French torchon (#becausefrance) on plastic drying mats (#becausecookingschool).
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Grants from the US government or from domestic donors were drying up as well.
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Drying our hair alone can tack an extra 15-35 minutes onto our routine.
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"Everywhere trade is drying up, shipping rates are at all-time lows," he said.
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Fans swear that it also cuts down on drying time and sleekly defines curls.
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The melt leads to a drying of the landscape early in the fire season.
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The oceans of central bank liquidity that have lifted all markets is drying up.
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A third of the world's biggest groundwater systems are in danger of drying out.
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Then, after drying, sprinkle with a little oil and season with salt and pepper.
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This formula is a velvet liquid lipstick that has a non-drying, diffused look.
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All the same, Terai wanted to take pictures of the swordsman drying my tears.
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The detergent-free hair cleanser washes the hair without stripping or drying it out.
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Now, carefully pick out the seeds, drying and roasting them on a cookie sheet.
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In this case, it's three days of glorious air-drying so that koji—a.k.
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Those materials include paper, nontoxic paint, air-drying clay, oil pastels, and other supplies.
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I can even use this stuff once I decide to start air-drying again.
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You'll look forward to drying off with our top pick, the Fieldcrest Spa Towel.
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A hair towel that cuts down on drying time by as much as 50%
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Some concerns to considerThe Swash 1400 features an air dryer with adjustable drying temps.
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One machine, about six feet high, was used for drying the chemicals, D explained.
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"Patients often use drying or irritating spot treatments out of desperation," Dr. Rhee said.
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A light copper — like a hare, or pine needles drying out on the ground.
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Foodservice business is "drying up very quick as everyone shifts to retail," he said.
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Foodservice business is "drying up very quick as everyone shifts to retail," he said.
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The wind returned, drying out the fairways and demanding constant adaptation from the combatants.
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But by the late 1980s, with grant funding drying up, it was virtually defunct.
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In Seattle, where prices are skyrocketing, flipping is drying up at a faster pace.
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Hang-drying also helps your clothes last longer, with less shrinkage and fiber damage.
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And that doesn't count additional emissions associated with harvesting, chipping, drying, pelletizing or transportation.
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"Drying-up cloth" is the preferred term, said one of Mr. Haslam's aristocratic friends.
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The moths depend on moist microhabitats that are drying as summers continue to warm.
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Ford began by winterizing, drying out and securing the 640,000-square-foot train station.
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Some shoppers found the formula a bit drying, especially for the high price tag.
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The device adds convection cooking, air frying and food drying to existing microwave functionality.
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Policy, not interest rates, are drying up a bank's source of funding, he said.
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If you&aposre looking for a quick-drying bathrobe, this is a great fit.
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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration At least some flows could start drying up soon.
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The feeling among many is that their freedom to party is quickly drying up.
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It's very watery so I have to layer it on almost like a serum, but it helps me get rid of angry red bumps faster and better than the brand's Drying Lotion; I find that the Drying Lotion is better for whiteheads.
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Well, it's time to resurface your grandmother's strict advice for scrubbing and hang-drying techniques.
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The clothes are all sweat-wicking, quick-drying, UV- and chlorine-protected and wrinkle-free.
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A chemical drying agent used in the inflators could cause airbags to rupture, Takata said.
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"Plastic wrap is put in place to keep the lightener from drying out," Leal explains.
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After thoroughly drying it off, it was as if the device was brand new again.
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That's because (surprise, surprise), drying times vary by hair type, texture, environmental humidity, and technique.
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"Drying your hair doesn't work too well without power," she told the New York Times.
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With inadequate revenue and no ability to borrow, Puerto Rico's cash has been drying up.
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Lips protect teeth enamel from drying out in part by keeping them hydrated, Reisz said.
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"Flat ironing or blow-drying at very extreme heat can damage the scalp," James said.
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Patricof insisted reports of venture capital drying up in the private market are not true.
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The spray activated curls I'd forgotten I even had, thanks to years of blow-drying.
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After blow-drying her hair, I curled it in about 30 directions to create texture.
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Then I ran my fingers through it while blow-drying again on a cool setting.
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Yet the sorts of job that have conventionally provided middle-class incomes are drying up.
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"Bleach can emphasize already dry or damaged ends by drying them out further," Jaxcee says.
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If I have a pimple, I use Mario Badescu Drying Lotion ($17) to spot treat.
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I attribute this to leaving my heat on high all night and drying me out.
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Rising average temperatures have led to western forests drying out, increasing the risk of fires.
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If accounts of drying out are dull, does sobriety come at the expense of art?
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Canning, freezing and drying are other alternatives to keeping food fresh longer and reducing waste.
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"As I was drying my hands, I became aware that something was wrong," she said.
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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Finding a skin-care regimen that keeps skin clear without drying it out isn't easy.
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"Drying out acne-prone skin will only make your skin produce more oil," Rivkin explains.
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Place freshly rolled wrappers under a lightly moistened towel to keep them from drying out.
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Murray-Clas spends three hours a week just bathing Siba and blow-drying her hair.
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Dickey recommends cream-based products instead of your gels and sprays, as they're less drying.
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Several people were spotted drying their eyes outside the palace, their grief still clearly apparent.
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Farmers will also let crops dry naturally in fields, saving them money on drying costs.
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Every horizontal surface of the kitchen was covered with mats of drying pickled cherry blossoms.
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But late in the day with the greens drying, they got a little bit bumpy.
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Laundry from that day still hangs on drying racks, covered in dust and spider webs.
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Maseko picked up a cannabis plant, which was uprooted and drying out in the sun.
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Their secretive underworld is shrinking and profits are drying up from years of government crackdowns.
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The bottom line: The water is drying up, and fixes like dams are temporary measures.
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This material is more durable, drying quickly and resisting mold and mildew better than cotton.
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UPDATED 12:50 26 JANUARY: The BBFC has released the official classification for Paint Drying.
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For the marsupials, the heat drying out these leaves means they resort to drinking water.
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Sweet drying leaves and an intoxicating aroma to fill a thousand quaint Yorkshire tea shops.
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I have always struggled, attempting to use a round brush when blow drying my hair.
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She plays around with everything from drying time, to oven heat, to frying oil temp.
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According to her, even then it was clear that the Mesopotamian marshes were drying up.
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"I only shampoo it twice a week to prevent it from drying out," she writes.
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In the living room, there are a few basic armchairs and a clothes drying rack.
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"For all hair texture, air drying is definitely a 'less is more' endeavor," says Salkin.
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I typically spend upwards of 15 minutes drying my hair with a heavy hair dryer.
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Finding a mascara that works for my lashes without clumping, drying, or staining is difficult.
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A quick-drying liner makes them comfortable to wear on the beach and long after.
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Alongside the Retinatural Complex, nasturtium flower extract helps protect the skin against drying environmental stressors.
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The higher-risk airbags lack a drying agent that helps protect the interior from moisture.
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However, its efficient drying time means you won't have to be holding it for long.
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That part of the company had been booming, but demand appears to be drying up.
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And, we'll admit, matte formulas tend to be drying by the end of the day.
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But my one major gripe with typical charcoal masks is they can be super drying.
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The ink was still drying on her law degree when she began her mayoral campaign.
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Then, from pollination to curing and drying, it takes another year to produce the extract.
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The experiment also showed that human sperm could survive space using the freeze-drying method.
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After washing and drying it, spread a thin layer of oil over the cooking surface.
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Cover the 2325 unfurled sheets with a damp towel to keep them from drying out.
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Everything had that new Olympic smell of recently hung sheet rock and drying spackling paste.
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Other revenue streams creators may have previously relied on may be drying up, as well.
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This makes the brisket easier to handle and keeps the lean bottom from drying out.
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The CleanTools Absorber is more absorbent than a towel makes drying anything faster and easier.
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This urgent need for news comes as ad revenues for news sites are drying up.
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She finds it hilarious to sneak up on me when I am drying my hair!
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Dams are also a foolhardy investment: in our changing climate, desert reservoirs are drying up.
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Capital pools are drying up, leaving many entrepreneurs without a means to finance their ventures.
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I spent countless nights holding Ally close drying her tears about this monster for years.
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Bio Ionic 10x Ultralight Speed Dryer, available at Sephora, $295I really hate drying my hair.
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This lightweight, quick-drying polyester and elastane-blend shirt is treated with UV protection (UPF50+).
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Liquidity was also drying up as banks made more money available for customers before Christmas.
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Celeste emerged from the bathroom wrapped in a towel, drying her hair with another towel.
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Another factor that is reportedly drying up investor demand: concerns over how WeWork is governed.
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From fires set to clear land, to climate change effects that are drying it out.
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I find it too drying if I'm removing makeup and cleansing all in one go.
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Streams and springs are filling with silt and drying up as vegetation around them vanishes.
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Focusing too much on hand drying ignores the most important step: hand washing All this discussion of drying, though, ignores one obvious, overwhelmingly important fact: it's washing your hands that's key when it comes to personal hygiene, and people just don't wash their hands enough.
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Last week's recall is the first to involve Takata bag inflators that use a drying agent.
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Now, traditional sources of revenue are drying up and new players are competing for tomorrow's customers.
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Not soaking for hours on end will also keep her skin from drying out too badly.
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"Beyond slowing down field work, the excessive humidity hampers coffee drying," Safras analyst Gil Barabach said.
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Partial root drying has been successfully trialled on a number of crops, including water-hungry rice.
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The ball is held tightly in a socket to stop air from drying out the ink.
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Atkin prepped Kardashian's hair with OUAI Soft Mousse and OUAI Wave Spray before blow drying it.
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Start with smoothed out hair, whether from a blowout or air drying, depending on your texture.
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After drying off the rogue spots with a towel, no one would ever be the wiser.
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Takata agreed last month to declare all frontal ammonium nitrate frontal inflators without a drying agent.
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Popped pimples are similar to open wounds, so be careful about apply drying treatments immediately afterwards.
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Shoppers, including those who dislike most lip products, love its silky feel and non-drying formula.
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It was drying as could be, but the best thing for making sure makeup stayed put.
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Recent research has found the climate-driven drying of California's vegetation makes fires easier to start.
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Nikkie said that the baking powder has a nice blurring effect, but the texture is drying.
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Finally, you won't see any claims on drying speed, which might be your most pressing query.
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Most food on the ISS is preserved through freeze-drying or thermostabilization, or preservation by heat.
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And now I'm very wet and uncomfortable and it's so humid here, I'm never drying off.
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We can look at these Trinity samples and look at the drying out of the samples.
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It's widely available and it creates one of the smoothest, quickest-drying lines you can find.
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As drying lakes generate new and problematic dust sources, dust control has become a big industry.
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With new loans drying up, the company ran out of cash and defaulted on two repayments.
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Water sources are drying out, driving nomadic herders farther south in search of grazing and water.
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WHILE America's job market has improved overall, employment opportunities for storks seem to be drying up.
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Stern recommends this mineral foundation from Elizabeth Arden for those who want a non-drying powder.
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While the drying time was a bummer, there are still some redeeming qualities to these shorts.
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Or at the very least, consider some workout underwear that you can count on drying fast.
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Silky smooth, non-drying, and remarkably easy to apply — it checks every box and then some.
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After all, tardigrades don't need to be losing cells when they're under duress, like drying out.
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Wash the lettuces, watercress, parsley, tarragon and chervil in cold water, drying with a salad spinner.
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Materials like tourmaline and ceramic get hotter than traditional metal coils, which also shortens drying time.
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You can twist it, braid it, and "stretch" it by blow drying it, if you please.
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Some historically wet forests areas are drying out, straining the dwindling snails and inviting more wildfire.
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"Friends" star Aniston was shown drying her eyes as Burrows gave a speech about his career.
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Fire activity could increase, and lakes would get shallower, with some becoming marshy or drying up.
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Unlike our understanding of hand washing techniques, the science of hand drying is far from concrete.
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The heat is transferred to the drying zone where the sliced foodstuff is stacked on shelves.
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One is climate change, which is killing forests, drying up waterfalls and leading to catastrophic wildfires.
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All this means I spend less time drying my hair and my hair is less damaged.
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They're paper-thin, unbelievably quick-drying, and will accommodate most sunbathers and water sport enthusiasts alike.
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They're made from water-friendly, quick-drying webbing that's made from polyester, nylon, and recycled PET.
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This causes them to grow bigger, which means they use more water, further drying the peat.
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But you can mitigate this drying out by prepping the breasts for the roast to come.
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Amazon offers a variety of drying balls, but Wantell's are organic and handmade in New Zealand.
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With cash drying up, Carson's campaign has begun to cut staff, according to The Washington Post.
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While you're drying your hair, there's a lot taking place inside this futuristic-looking styling tool.
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She avoids acrylics and gels ("too drying") and likes Sally Hansen Hard as Nails nail treatment.
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Money was drying up, and I wasn't prepared to let go of my dream new life.
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In recent years, traditional foaming cleansers have gotten some heat for being overly drying and irritating.
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This will help, but also prevent the skin from drying out and forming any dark scabs.
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Burki says to also avoid treatments with alcohol, which are extra drying on more mature skin.
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It has a longer drying time, which also allows Kim to blend the colors together smoothly.
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I appreciated that I could adjust the water pressure and temperature, nozzle position, and drying temperature.
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It collapses down into its own little pouch and is made of a fast-drying microfiber.
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The nation is seeing a cascading impact whereby one revenue stream after another keeps drying up.
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Overall, this is a great feature that removes the need for toilet paper for drying purposes.
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"Oh," I say, back-pedaling rapidly—won't having gas blown up one's vagina be rather drying?
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She sorts the corn that has been drying out under the sun over the dusty tarmac.
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Snapshot: Above, hazelnuts drying in northern Turkey, which grows about 70 percent of the world's supply.
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Turn off the heat and leave meringue in the oven overnight, to continue drying out. 6.
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As anyone who's ever fucked in the sea will tell you, water can be very drying.
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Finally, the marginal benefits for the EU of Mr Trump's anti-trade stance are drying up.
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"Yeast thrives in moist dark places, and towel drying may not do the trick," Dweck said.
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He was driving by the lodge that day when he noticed clothes drying on a fence.
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The ceramic barrel speeds up the drying time while the boar bristles deliver a shiny finish.
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With revenue drying up, the government announced cuts to fuel and electricity subsidies in early November.
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There are no deaths or injuries reported in Takata inflators with a drying agent, NHTSA said.
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The most dramatic effect of drying seen by scientists, though, is not a shorter wet season.
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But the bounty has come at a price, residents say - the drying of local water supplies.
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Fishermen use them for catching or drying fish, and small farmers fence their gardens with them.
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Reiss also recommended using a moisturizer to prevent your hands from drying due to constant washing.
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Money drying up after another weak finish might be the most immediate threat to his campaign.
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But when it comes to drying my curls, I&aposve always found myself in a pickle.
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Once it starts drying up and those needles start falling out, immediately dispose of the tree.
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It clung especially to the moist bathroom towels, and to the laundry drying in the bedroom.
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Using similar technology to Dyson's bladeless fans, the dryer simulates natural drying and minimizes heat damage.
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Households that use natural gas for heating, cooking and drying clothes save nearly $900 each year.
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There are more than a thousand species, and different tardigrades might react to drying out differently.
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ANCIENT FREEZE-DRIED POTATO The idea of freeze-drying food did not start with space travel.
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I couldn't find a taxidermist who would take me seriously and freeze-drying was too expensive.
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Rivers, water pans and dams are drying up as a result of the prolonged dry spell.
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She shaved her legs in the bath earlier, and is now drying her straight brown hair.
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The crew then applied drying agent, and the game resumed after a delay of nine minutes.
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It's super absorbent and fast-drying, cutting down on the time spent tending to my hair.
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This was Shihding Hsu's Handmade Noodle Company, and these were his noodles, drying in the sun.
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If we dry it up rapidly it doesn't survive, but if we give it 24 hours warning -- by exposing it to a drying atmosphere -- it does OK. Hypsibius has to turn on genes in order to survive drying, but Ramazzottius has already got the necessary proteins made.
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It will soon announce construction of a milk drying plant in Ontario, said Chief Executive Michael Barrett.
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This might be the longest part of the process, as the drying time depends on the weather.
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This number is likely to increase as temperatures rise, drying out soils faster and raising fire risks.
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Or, at the very least, choose a formula that isn't too matte, too drying, or too greasy.
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With "the ink drying" on a deal, as one euroskeptic lawmaker described it, minds are increasingly focused.
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What do panes of stained glass, protesters carrying striped signs, and air-drying laundry have in common?
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The fuel of the US economy is drying up, but it's not as bad as it seems.
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Plus, they're quick-drying and sweat-wicking for comfort everywhere from the slopes to the crowded subway.
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Beyond are paintings in a holding pattern, drying and waiting to be packaged for an upcoming show.
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And the average kid isn't that concerned with quick drying and breathable fabrics or with style, either.
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If you relax, straighten, dye, or otherwise over-process your hair, SLS shampoos can be extra drying.
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"This has dispirited some people's thinking, and depressed their will, drying up their spirits," the paper added.
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"They tend to have a bad reputation," Ruggiero says, mainly for drying out hair and zapping color.
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In Penepian Raya, another village, piles of leaves from a kratom tree are drying on stilted walkways.
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It's as if the materials are drying in the sun from a swim in the ocean below.
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However, the bottom of your drying rack still needs to be sanitized every once and a while.
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All of them are thought to be places that once held plenty of water, before drying up.
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But the warm spell may also benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Indeed, in recent years the river's drying out has been as big a concern as its flooding.
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If you feel a burning sensation, immediately stop use, since it could be drying out your skin.
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FYI: It accelerates drying while preventing extreme heat damage, for all you ladies with coily hair types.
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With costs rising and other sources of revenue drying up, Mr Khan refused to provide such guarantees.
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Sulfates are detergents that cause shampoos to lather and tend to be more drying to the hair.
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Check out all the hot new styling tools that you missed while air-drying all summer, ahead.
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Why does it all have to hang, stretched and barely drying, over every door in the house?
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She'll also be pleading guilty on behalf of International Packing LLC and Universal Cheese and Drying Inc.
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The company's bath towels are made of a soft, 100 percent cotton and boast fast-drying technology.
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To make the poisons disappear requires repeated boiling, drying, or even burying the meat until it ferments.
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The decades after his essay saw washing and drying machines put manual laundry workers out of jobs.
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Why is it so common these days for towns like Lancaster to be drying up and dying?
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If you want to get serious, you can use a microfiber towel, designed specifically for car drying.
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We don't have to convince you that air-drying your hair is the ideal summer styling method.
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We can turn our washing machines down to cold and consider air drying more of our laundry.
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Further underpinning the bearish outlook is the belief that fundamental demand for new housing is drying up.
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Unsustainable irrigation is drying up wells and threatening food security in India, China and other vital breadbaskets.
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In response the energy crisis, for instance, Mr. Maduro urged women to stop blow-drying their hair.
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The drying up of Gulf funds now threatens the foreign exchange flows on which Lebanon's banks depend.
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Even though I have thicker hair, I still use a heat protectant before blow-drying my hair.
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Moreover, Riyadh must follow up with transparent proof that its radical funding streams are drying up abroad.
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The tea tree oil dries out the gunk in your pimples without drying out your actual skin.
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Pros: Lightweight and fast-drying, durable and stiffCons: Won't offer as much ankle support on rocky trails
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Chaco sandals are a favorite in the outdoor community because they're quick-drying, durable, and very comfortable.
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Most components of the juicer can be cleaned using nothing more than running water and air drying.
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I replaced the vicious, anxious gratification of biting, drying, peeling with the satisfaction of increasingly pristine cuticles.
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The aerospace giant has struggled this year, with new orders all but drying up as a result.
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The KitchenAid Top Control Dishwasher cleans even the toughest debris off your dishes before drying them thoroughly.
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Washing and drying these worked out just fine — I didn't need to give them any special treatment.
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They tend to be more gentle on knives, but more susceptible to drying out, staining, and cracking.
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During a normal day, Mr. Metcalfe strips down clocks, cleaning, repairing, drying, reassembling, oiling and testing them.
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Many shine-free formulas can be so drying that our lips seem to pucker by day's end.
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I wash my garments by hand in the kitchen sink and hang them on the drying rack.
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Severino then vacuum-seals the meat; the lengthy drying process will take place back home in Pittsburgh.
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What's not so great is that the drying effect also hits your lips — and hits it hard.
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When you arrive at her place with Thai take out, she gets dishes from her drying rack.
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Pros: affordable, 32 colors, contains hydrating coconut oil, PETA-certifiedCons: some reviewers still find the formula drying
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Lakes and reservoirs around the globe are also drying up, since evaporation rates skyrocket when temperatures climb.
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Use it sparingly, applying it with your cloth, and drying off the device carefully with another cloth.
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For the thermal pools at the Rudas Baths, you'll want your swimsuit and a quick-drying towel.
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And problems in European banks could as in 2009 lead to a drying up of trade finance.
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It's always on the plane, because you're like fragile and the air con is drying you out.
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Film industry workers in Atlanta said they had yet to see any hints of work drying up.
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Two decades ago, jobs were drying up and the population shrinking, leaving a higher percentage of Roma.
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So many pieces that he and Halime are rolling and drying and stuffing and folding all week.
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Parts of the Danube and the Elbe — Germany's other major rivers for transport — are also drying up.
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While the company sells a special drying rack, I find that my dish rack works just fine.
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Many dogs like to scavenge the shore where they may find -- and eat -- drying clumps of algae.
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We need to stay solvent as we come to a standstill … cash flows are drying up overnight.
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The big downside is that alcohol alone with no other buffers can be very drying to skin.
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This has turned Australia into a tinderbox, drying out bushland and helping the deadly fires to spread.
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We're in desperate need of a drying rack, and my roommates said they cost like $30. What?
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Ninety-nine percent of the time, he said, it's something with drying alcohol or harsh essential oils.
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Claudia: After the wheels are taken out of the brines, they are placed in a drying room.
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Freeze-drying the potato for chuño was just one method used to increase its life after harvest.
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The latest recall is the first involving the inflaters that use calcium sulfate as a drying agent.
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So, naturally, we all end up blow-drying and straightening in two separate steps, which is a.
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That has become increasingly important as Western commercial financing is drying up due to growing U.S. hostility.
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That has become increasingly important as western commercial financing is drying up due to growing U.S. hostility.
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On Wednesday and Thursday, high seasonal winds will tear through California, drying out vegetation and fanning wildfires.
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Now, it's drying up at an alarming rate and vistas look more "Mad Max" than French Riviera.
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Months of drenching storms and melting snowpack have replenished reservoirs, which began drying up in late 2011.
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The fabric is designed to be lightweight, breathable and fast-drying with UPF40+ sun protection, Nike said.
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Roast your turkey like a pro (and avoid drying it out) by trussing your bird with twine.
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Cut to Ms. Monroe in a second-floor window wearing a slip and blow-drying her hair.
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The material is quick-drying without being itchy, which I appreciate as someone with particularly sensitive skin.
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And yet, looking at the stains, aren't we fascinated by the patterns and configurations their drying makes?
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Rhone's Reign sets itself apart with GoldFusion technology that wicks moisture, controls odors, and decreases drying time.
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Venture capital funding is drying up, and the Bay Area real estate market might finally be overheating.
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Pros: Plenty of storage for whatever the workday requires, quick-drying three-liter water reservoir is easy to fill up and features an integrated drying hangar, hydration sleeve auto-centers the water pouch to stabilize weight, and it's versatile enough to even act as a day-hiking packCons: Expensive
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See more: The best kitchen towelsHere are the best dish racks to buy in 2019:The best dish rack overall: Premium Racks Professional Dish RackThe best roll-up dish drying rack: Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish RackThe best foldable dish drying rack: OXO Good Grips Convertible Foldaway Dish RackThe best dish drying rack for small households: Chef'n CleanGenuity Garden Dish RackThe best dish rack for large households: Simplehuman Kitchen Steel Frame Dish RackSee more: The best kitchen towels
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Many hundreds of people are now entombed in slowly drying mud churned with heaps of debris and vehicles.
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Essentials drying up, travellers stranded, motorways gridlocked: these things bring down governments and undermine faith in democratic politics.
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This ability to cope with drying out or freezing is what gives them their durability in the Antarctic.
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I do another load of dark clothes and set up my giant clothes-drying rack in the hall.
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An incubator monitored heat and humidity to keep his frail, bright pink, almost translucent skin from drying out.
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Because so many people are able to access weed legally, the market for illegal pot is drying up.
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Dyson's long search for the hair-drying Holy Grail goes a ways toward explaining the premium price tag.
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For some, air-drying is ideal, but for others, hours of time between wet and dry hair isn't.
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Then heat waves baked much of the state, drying out the vegetation, followed by unusually stiff seasonal winds.
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It's also good for drying bathing suits, underwear, and blankets without having to stuff them in the dryer.
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The supply of dollars began drying up when the price of oil, Nigeria's main export, collapsed in 2014.
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Lakes are drying out, bogs are turning into forests and forests seem likely to give way to grassland.
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Heat some beef up in a pan with a splash of water to stop it drying out. 8.
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He's also suggested that women stop blow drying their hair and that everyone leave off ironing their clothes.
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The resulting powders formed from the spray-drying process are free-flowing and easy to handle and scale.
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He remembers the scent of basil in her house and hand-rolled pasta drying on her dining table.
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This is a process that's repeated a few times to determine how much drying the seed can withstand.
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Drying and freezing make some intuitive sense as preservation techniques — after all, it's how we preserve our food.
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One of the (many) reasons why we love air-drying our hair is because it's so damn easy.
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The quest for the perfect, non-drying matte lipstick has been an ongoing one for many of us.
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This one is made of an anti-mildew material, so it stays clean and is also quick-drying.
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This one is made of an anti-mildew material, so it stays clean and is also quick-drying.
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"As I was drying my hands, I became aware that something was wrong," Herron recalled to ABC News.
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Jana picked at the side seam of her dress, where she could feel her performance sweat drying stiff.
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Rising average temperatures has led to forests in the western United States drying out and becoming more flammable.
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You will notice how your thirst will decrease, stop eating salt, it is drying you out from inside.
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My work is layered, so while a layer on a painting is drying, I work on other pieces.
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Using your Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer and the smoothing nozzle attachment, begin rough drying hair all over.
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The new freeze-drying process creates a thermostable version of the vaccine which doesn't deteriorate in hot climates.
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Finance in the diamond industry has been drying up in recent years with banks cutting back lending. Carats.
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First, dial back on any treatments that can be drying to the skin, like retinoids or acne medications.
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Thankfully, the Mayo Clinic Proceedings published one on the hygiene effects of different hand-drying methods in 2012.
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Again, roll those items up in a towel to help get out the moisture to decrease drying time.
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With this sleek blowdryer from Cortex's Platinum Collection, you can reduce your drying time by up to 60%.
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The arabica grown in Sumatra is unique, in part due to the unusual bean drying process employed there.
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The slowdown is also in response to growing criticism that the BOJ's huge purchases are drying up liquidity.
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Months of blanching, sweating and gradual drying in the sun are then necessary to produce the aromatic spice.
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With Christmas around the corner, volume is drying up, and the market has essentially come to a standstill.
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It was nice to hear from so many of you, drying an island of tears four days long.
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The hydrating formula is just the thing to combat the drying effects of glass after glass of Champagne.
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The longest drought in decades has been drying out rivers in the Netherlands and affecting farmers in Germany.
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Big budget deficits in many rich countries mean the supply of new government debt is hardly drying up.
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Rick Scott, happened as the ink was still drying on the Trump administration's draft plan released last week.
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"The jet air dryer, surprisingly enough, is very effective at drying — as good as a towel," says Redway.
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If the lake keeps drying up, the paper notes, the region's $57 million brine shrimp industry will wither.
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But at the hearing on January 11th, he seemed sanguine about the effect of the fees drying up.
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You're probably not going to find your dream job while the ink on your diploma is still drying.
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It's raised on wooden legs that resemble the cod-drying racks that dot the landscape of Northern Norway.
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The second problem is that the salt is quite drying, which, on leather, is a super bad thing.
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Because leather is a hide, it's prone to drying, splitting, and cracking, just like our own hide is.
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Saville's criticism is that the experiment didn't sample subjects' hands between washing and drying — only before and after.
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Perhaps because he's not starving and drying himself out right now, he's handling the undertaking with good humor.
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Olivia honed old-time skills: canning, pickling, pressing cider, saving seeds, drying herbs, rendering stock from beef bones.
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And with the midterm election campaign season heating up, opportunities for debate and a vote are drying up.
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He has also suggested that women stop blow-drying their hair and that everyone stop ironing their clothes.
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In some versions of the airbags, a drying agent is used to prevent moisture from damaging the interior.
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I kill time drying my nails for longer than necessary because I'm not meeting the BF until 7.
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For me, the process required three washing cycles (cold, hot, and a rinse cycle) and drying on low.
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This cookware can be used right away after a quick rinse in hot water and a thorough drying.
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When opened up, it provides 14 feet of drying space without taking up much space in your room.
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But until you endure a New York City heatwave, you forget that its superpower is actually drying instantly.
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A cold front will be pushing through the eastern US, drying the area out by Thursday, Guy said.
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Made with a water-based, acrylic resin formula, it's easy to apply, highly pigmented, durable, and quick-drying.
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Along with drying out secretions, it increases the heart rate, which slows after exposure to a nerve agent.
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Hurley's Quick Dry seriesis quick-drying, lightweight, comfortable in extreme heat, and unbelievably easy to pack for trips.
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From the ceiling — rice sacks that had been stapled together — the corpses of hummingbirds dangled from strings, drying.
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After months of blow-drying hair to avoid winter colds, Robin suggests taking a break from heating appliances.
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And if you don't want your clothes to fade, avoid drying them in the machine at all costs.
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"For patients with PD, we advise a gentle skincare regimen: no harsh exfoliants or drying acids," Looi says.
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For smaller companies, however, that shift abroad is not an option, and at home, business is drying out.
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Before refrigeration, processes like salting, drying, smoking, and fermenting were used to preserve food and keep it safe.
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She notes that most of these astringents can be balanced out by witch hazel to minimize the drying.
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Oil, cream, butter, conditioner — and thou shalt never use anything drying like hairspray, texturizing mist, or dry shampoo.
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Touchland Hand Sanitizer, available on Touchland and Amazon, from $12Touchland makes hand sanitizers that aren't sticky or drying.
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The two-layer design offers a brushed fleece interior and a quick-drying technical fabric on the outside.
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Moisture would migrate from one ingredient to another, drying out the sauce and turning the crust to mush.
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Farming began in the Fertile Crescent roughly 10,000 years ago, but by 3800 BC, farmland began drying out.
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I don't really do a lot of straightening or blow-drying; I run a glossing cream through it.
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In the drying process, minerals — calcium, magnesium, potassium — from the sea water can attach to the sodium chloride.
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That process requires drying the tailings and storing them on-site, abrogating the risk of a dam burst.
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Sure enough, Hu You Xue, the owner and cook, talks penis preparation while I inspect the drying dong.
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I feel like properly drying is one of those things that none of us were taught in school.
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That gives just the right windbreak to keep blowing air from drying out the surface of the eye.
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Different drying and fermenting processes yield different types of tea, like green, black, white, oolong and pu-erh.
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The scandal risks drying up the loans small- and medium-size businesses need to power the country's growth.
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Funding was already drying up for some Silicon Valley startups when the coronavirus hit, threatening their wild growth.
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As a result of new government rules, that money is either drying up or also getting more expensive.
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It's much less drying than other foaming cleansers I've tried, but still gives your face a good scrubbing.
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Air drying avoids the machine altogether and could save millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year.
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They're made of plaster and reference New York's urban landscape, including fire escapes and laundry drying on lines.
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As for the mint, crystallizing the leaves involves drying them with a coating of egg white and sugar.
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It&aposs also functional as a hand-washable, fast-drying material that&aposs both insulating and shock-absorbent.
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If he did rely on such donations, those might be drying up, Gill said, halting his staying power.
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The leaves release water, trap steam and ultimately protect their precious contents from drying out as they cook.
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Tannic red wines can be astringent, a drying sensation in the mouth that can be experienced as bitter.
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In the bathroom now, she managed fastidiously by standing on one clean towel and drying herself with another.
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After hours of custom dyeing, drying, and styling, Rice's dream of having pastel pink hair became a reality.
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She also kept the dough coated in egg white while she worked to protect it from drying out.
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The low-hanging fruit, and tricks like selling the company or spinning off a business, are drying up.
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Lots of portable shop lights for drying and vision, but the lighting still leaves something to be desired.
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Those fluctuations, however, are increasingly fewer and farther between: it seems that Smithson's primordial sea is drying up.
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"Diffusing hair is a good alternative to regular drying because it's a low pressure air flow that allows the drying process to be sped up without manipulating the natural texture of your hair," says Lacy Redway, Nexxus style and trends curator and stylist to Tessa Thompson, Olivia Palermo, and Awkwafina.
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"That's a big no-no, since it can be drying and you want something that's really moisturizing," says Alvarez.
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And if your hair is curly, take hairstylist Larry King's advice and try not to touch it when drying.
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Keep any filled khinkali covered with a damp kitchen towel to prevent them from drying out before cooking. 8.
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There is another water-saving technique farmers can call on which has neither of these restrictions: partial root drying.
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The Dead Sea is drying out, and it's our fault This is why we can't have nice things, people.
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However, I am apprehensive about it coming back in the winter because the weather is so cold and drying.
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That means your beloved Mario Badescu drying lotion will be just $8 if you shop it on March 30.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since the 2011 uprising drove tourists and foreign investors away, drying up foreign currency.
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And the drying-up of Nobel prizes in 21990 is not the only indication of the university's current plight.
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Lip stains deliver a believable finish but are often faulted for drying out lips or settling in fine lines.
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Before we were even done drying our tears, Swift was spotted getting cozy with someone else – actor Tom Hiddleston.
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I think that something that maybe the air shot out faster out of would help drying my hair quicker.
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The technique is called wrap drying, and it's super effective if you don't want to use a flat iron.
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The real FinalStraw comes with a cleaning tool and a drying case so it can reused over and over.
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After that, it's on to the wet mill, drying patio, coffee bodega, and innovation green house, where research occurs.
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The texture and longevity are reminiscent of a liquid lipstick, just without the matte finish and drying side effects.
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With the ink now drying on a US record deal, we wouldn't bet against her making it happen, tbh.
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Yet the signs are that firms are being slow to respond to the drying up of the labour pool.
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The oil not only hydrates nails and cuticles but will also help you avoid any smudges during drying time.
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Their skin is very sensitive to both drying and sunburn, so the secretion acts like an automatic skin ointment.
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The entire process took about an hour and a half, which shaved 30 minutes off my normal drying time.
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This formula contains niacinamide, peach extract, and a peptide complex, ideal for gently resurfacing skin without drying it out.
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This is especially likely among teenagers, who tend to frequently use products that end up drying out their skin.
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Downplaying what he was caught doing, Gyllenhaal responds, "Just drying my hands," and immediately moves to shut the door.
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The issues over securitization helped spark a lack of confidence that led to liquidity drying up in financial markets.
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Pick something comfortable and fast drying like this elastic exercise belt to secure your extras and lighten your load.
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Over the decades, the family integrated other aspects of rice production into the business, such as drying and milling.
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Egypt's economic growth has deteriorated since a 211.98 uprising drove tourists and foreign investors away, drying up foreign reserves.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since a 2011 uprising drove tourists and foreign investors away, drying up foreign reserves.
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At one point I had three handsome men blow-drying my hair, and I basically felt like Gisele Bündchen.
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Spray on before blow drying hair to protect strands from the heat, as well as prevent frizz and breakage.
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Everyone loves lounge chairs, and if you have a pool, they're perfect for drying off or getting some sun.
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"Drying clothes in a dryer is very effective for killing ticks," Sood said, noting that the dehydration kills them.
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A sweet scent hung in the air, like a Betty Crocker cupcake with a base note of drying paint.
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It's made from a drying oil, like flaxseed, and pigment sometimes with fillers and thickeners added to the mix.
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To cope with the cold, some workers reportedly used heat lamps typically used for drying paint to stay warm.
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NASA's astronauts have had difficulty growing the plants, including a documented case of mold and over-drying around Christmastime.
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Takata has until the end of 2019 to show that its inflaters that contain the drying agent are safe.
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Though these towels look and feel like lightweight throws or shawls, they are actually highly absorbent and fast-drying.
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The higher-risk airbags are not fitted with a drying agent that helps protect the interior from damaging moisture.
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Links are also well-established between warming and drying conditions in the American West and more frequent, severe wildfires.
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The result is the strong, hot Santa Ana winds, which increase the potential for wildfires by drying out vegetation.
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They're hypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested, and ophthalmologist-tested, and free from harsh chemicals like synthetic fragrances, parabens, and drying alcohol.
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With international support drying up, Afghanistan's government had not jumped in to support the struggling pottery industry, he said.
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Scientists are getting worried about how climate change is drying out peat bogs, making them more vulnerable to fire.
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Two backwards-laughing men have finally figured out the secret to drying yourself quickly during those summer lake trips.
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Retinol is notoriously drying, but formulas that combine the powerful antiaging ingredient with moisturizer can mitigate the irritating effects.
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The setup is not ideal for cooking, especially because that counter space is often taken up by drying dishes.
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The Bekaa Valley, nestled between Mount Lebanon and Syria, is stricken with droughts, and many wells are drying up.
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The Glossier Mega Greens Galaxy Pack Mask will leave your skin looking cleaner and clearer without drying it out.
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But reservoirs along the river are increasingly drying up: Lake Mead and Lake Powell sit below 40 percent capacity.
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That's because dying trees and vegetation are drying out (and becoming more available to burn) earlier in the year.
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ShrinkingCashmere is a very delicate material, so you'll want to pay close attention to the washing and drying instructions.
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His foreman jobs were drying up while others seemed to be stepping ahead of him in the proverbial line.
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If you have oilier skin, your doc might suggest a more drying soap (like Ivory or Dial), Robinson says.
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The Salton Sea will begin drying up after one of the Southwest's more contentious water transfers goes into effect.
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Liven things up by drying things out a bit over hot, spent embers after you've done some more grilling.
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Towels primarily serve the function of drying you, but they sit on display too, acting as built-in decor.
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But in the United States, cooking with pumpkin has gone the way of home-canning tomatoes and drying apples.
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Their celebrities and political and religious leaders fall before them, and they observe the environment warming, drying and smoldering.
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So she sneaked some fast-drying white tempera paint into work and concealed her typos with a watercolor brush.
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Ms. Misra said that Rumpl's Down Puffy Throw was comfortable to lie on, but also durable and quick-drying.
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In the entry, balls of clay were drying under a ceiling painted with an image of the Virgin Mary.
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But more and more, the drying of Khuzestan's major wetlands and rivers is one source behind worsening dust storms.
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Instead, consider drying your hands with a paper towel and then using that towel to turn off the faucet.
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During cooking, egg proteins form a thin but critical coating that protects the meat or fish from drying out.
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But work is drying up, wage growth has slowed and many Chinese people prefer to live closer to home.
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IKEA's Algot is Wirecutter's pick: It's inexpensive and durable, and you can upgrade it with baskets and drying racks.
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It also puts an enormous amount of water into the atmosphere at a time when cities are drying up.
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Even dogs who avoid water may scavenge the shore where they may find -- and eat -- drying clumps of algae.
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The product itself is quick-drying and doesn't leave a detectable film or make your hair crunchy and stiff.
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Several rounds of soaking and drip-drying later, she hung the heavy cloth on a wooden pole to dry.
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Pros: Gentle, non-drying, contains soothing cucumber and rosewaterCons: Heavily scented, may be too harsh for makeup removal, expensive
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I watched the girls blowing on their forearms, drying the ink before they rolled their shirtsleeves back in place.
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Food is preserved by drying, and the two toilets available—one indoor, one outdoor—are self-sustaining compost toilets.
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This can cause vaginal atrophy, or thinning of the vaginal walls, drying and inflammation that can make sex painful.
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Peatlands, which store massive amounts of carbon in the ground, are drying out and burning, releasing still more CO2.
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Each coat must be even and requires about a day of drying time before the next can be added.
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"These bacteria are tolerable to drying and protect themselves in food debris and a self-produced slime," she said.
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For years I was using the Mario Badescu drying lotion, and it works too, but I'm changing it up.
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But since a lot of the river is a closed military zone, most people don't know it's drying up.
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The bottom lineEven though air drying is my primary method, the DevaFuser gives me similar results in just minutes.
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Scientists say large stretches of Africa are drying up, and they predict more desertification, more drought and more hunger.
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A spray of drying grass is death looked in the eye — something honest and unflinching in a prevaricating world.
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Afterwards, I lay on a sarong on the grass and rejoiced in the feeling of the sun drying me.
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Aussie Ark president Tim Faulkner said the group was struggling to save platypuses stranded in drying rivers in NSW.
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Altra achieves the lightweight by using an upper manufactured from quick-drying two-layer air mesh and Neoprene lining.
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Infinitely better than glue, it's liquid plastic that hardens via a UV LED light for more controlled drying time.
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Avocados with an edible coating to slow down the rotting and drying process are now on sale in Europe.
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"It looks like regular shorts or a hoodie, but inside you have this comfortable and drying capability," says Busch.
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The funding is drying up, and about 200 families learned yesterday that FEMA had stopped paying for their rooms.
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Coffee trees planted on hills are often safe from flooding, but rain can delay harvesting and affect bean-drying.
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Spayd: With only four days left, is the amount of polling and new data going to start drying up?
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"The main thing to watch out for especially in the winter time is overly drying the skin," Coyne said.
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They have their work cut out for them, since the North American pipeline shows no signs of drying up.
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The freeze-drying process seems space-age and blows people's minds, but scientifically it's somewhat simple and it's all-natural.
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According to Hirano, as the central bank acquires more Japanese government bonds, the liquidity in that market is drying up.
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These AmazonBasics towels are quick-drying, so they won't get mildewy hanging on the back of their dorm room door.
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The wetlands around them are drying up as well, turning from a potential firebreak to a new source of fuel.
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Not only is it too drying, but it can lead to inflammation — which will most likely lengthen your healing process.
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"The technicians spent all day bathing and drying her," Dr. Kimya Davani, a veterinarian at HVH Reading, told ABC 6.
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In the air bags being recalled, Takata didn't use a chemical drying agent that can counteract the effects of moisture.
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Some think that global drying is one of the causes of bloodshed in such places as Somalia, Sudan and Syria.
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Overall, they were happy with the end result, but said that the kit has a drying effect on the skin.
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They take over a laundromat and pay the washing and drying costs for every customer who comes through the doors.
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Press faux fur onto your nails while the polish is drying, and you should have fuzzy fingers in no time.
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"There's a saying in politics that the fastest-drying liquid known to mankind are human tears of gratitude," Rohrabacher said.
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But with this prodigious buying drying up market liquidity, the BOJ has slowed its bond purchases considerably in recent months.
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After all, what's the point in diligently keeping your skin moisturized if you cover it with drying makeup each morning?
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The BOJ's huge bond purchases are also drying up market liquidity, which further limits the scope for a large increase.
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Decreasing the number of patents that trolls can get their hands on weakens them by drying up their feed lines.
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After cooking the brisket, transfer the meat and broth (it'll prevent the beef from drying out) to a large bowl.
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I arrive and find out that the laundromat has raised the price of washing and drying by a dollar. Blasphemy!
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She also recommends investing in a silk pillowcase, as sleeping an ordinary cotton sham can cause drying or lash snagging.
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The state is also drying up quick, with only the very lowest coastal regions not in active drought right now.
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Across the road, pairs of shoes sit on a low wall drying in the sun so they can be reused.
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We turn off the faucets when we're done and look up at the mirror above the sinks before drying off.
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A decline by half, combined with the sun drying the land, would almost certainly transform it into an arid desert.
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That Laundress tip of drying on a towel is our absolute favorite method for speeding up the hang-dry process.
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Image: Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesA horizontal axis Drytime rotating drum for drying laundry, recommended by Good Housekeeping Magazine in 1961.
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Personally, I'd leave the shell on and grill the prawns whole because it protects them from drying out and burning.
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Each one is weightless, long-wearing, fast-drying, and leaves lips feeling soft and comfortable yet drenched in matte color.
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Our crew is still working to prepare the Ark for radiation and Niylah's helping by drying the meat they catch.
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That can include not changing a baby as frequently or drying out a soiled diaper in order to reuse it.
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The west is still charred from last season's burns, and hotter weather has been drying out the landscape's surviving trees.
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The $8 fast drying formula can be used on regular polish but was specifically designed to attract the aerosol paint.
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While they are drying, a good friend texts me to let me know she and her boyfriend are hanging out.
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Many of the rigs will be drying up in the near future, and policy makers are actively debating their fate.
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Buying has been drying up a bit, said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based precious metals analyst at Refinitiv GFMS.
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If I do the math, I've spent upwards of 60 hours (that's 2.5 days) blow drying my hair every year.
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They then returned to a laboratory where their hands were tested for bacteria levels before and after washing and drying.
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Instead, after an animated conversation, a hand holding a towel appears through the window and she starts drying herself off.
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"[Body-cleansing oils] work to gently cleanse the skin without stripping or drying," says cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson of BeautyStat.com.
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"I feel a lot of Houston is drying out, and I don't want them to forget about us," she said.
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California's Mediterranean climate keeps forests without rainfall for months at a time, which leads to a drying out of vegetation.
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