Some locations are drying out, and others are getting wetter.
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The resealable packaging helps prevent the wipes from drying out.
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In fact, with this method, you may be drying out the steak.
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The models show the country should start drying out by mid-February.
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Embedding the molecules in ice would also protect them from drying out.
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The longest drought in decades has been drying out rivers in the Netherlands.
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"That heat is drying out forests and making them more susceptible to burn."
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It also keeps your skin from drying out with moisturizing ingredients like glycerin.
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The eggs stick to the sides of containers and can survive drying out.
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Desert locusts only lay eggs in moist soil, to keep them from drying out.
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In the centre-western region of Daloa, farmers said the soil was drying out.
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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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A third of the world's biggest groundwater systems are in danger of drying out.
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A light copper — like a hare, or pine needles drying out on the ground.
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The wind returned, drying out the fairways and demanding constant adaptation from the combatants.
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Ford began by winterizing, drying out and securing the 640,000-square-foot train station.
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"Plastic wrap is put in place to keep the lightener from drying out," Leal explains.
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For example, cold weather means less air-drying and more heaters drying out your 'do.
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Lips protect teeth enamel from drying out in part by keeping them hydrated, Reisz said.
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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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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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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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Maseko picked up a cannabis plant, which was uprooted and drying out in the sun.
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For the marsupials, the heat drying out these leaves means they resort to drinking water.
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"I only shampoo it twice a week to prevent it from drying out," she writes.
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Cover the 2325 unfurled sheets with a damp towel to keep them from drying out.
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This makes the brisket easier to handle and keeps the lean bottom from drying out.
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Not soaking for hours on end will also keep her skin from drying out too badly.
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The ball is held tightly in a socket to stop air from drying out the ink.
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We can look at these Trinity samples and look at the drying out of the samples.
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Water sources are drying out, driving nomadic herders farther south in search of grazing and water.
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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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Some historically wet forests areas are drying out, straining the dwindling snails and inviting more wildfire.
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But you can mitigate this drying out by prepping the breasts for the roast to come.
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This will help, but also prevent the skin from drying out and forming any dark scabs.
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She sorts the corn that has been drying out under the sun over the dusty tarmac.
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Turn off the heat and leave meringue in the oven overnight, to continue drying out. 6.
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There are more than a thousand species, and different tardigrades might react to drying out differently.
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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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"They tend to have a bad reputation," Ruggiero says, mainly for drying out hair and zapping color.
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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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The tea tree oil dries out the gunk in your pimples without drying out your actual skin.
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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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This has turned Australia into a tinderbox, drying out bushland and helping the deadly fires to spread.
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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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This ability to cope with drying out or freezing is what gives them their durability in the Antarctic.
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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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Then heat waves baked much of the state, drying out the vegetation, followed by unusually stiff seasonal winds.
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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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Rising average temperatures has led to forests in the western United States drying out and becoming more flammable.
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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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Along with drying out secretions, it increases the heart rate, which slows after exposure to a nerve agent.
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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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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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That gives just the right windbreak to keep blowing air from drying out the surface of the eye.
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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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She also kept the dough coated in egg white while she worked to protect it from drying out.
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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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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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Lip stains deliver a believable finish but are often faulted for drying out lips or settling in fine lines.
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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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The result is the strong, hot Santa Ana winds, which increase the potential for wildfires by drying out vegetation.
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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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That's because dying trees and vegetation are drying out (and becoming more available to burn) earlier in the year.
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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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Peatlands, which store massive amounts of carbon in the ground, are drying out and burning, releasing still more CO2.
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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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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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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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"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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To keep from drying out my skin or messing with its natural barrier, I use a gentle and hydrating cleanser.
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These particles prevent your hair from drying out and help prevent the heat damage that many hair dryers can cause.
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The sodium was definitely drying out my mouth, so I did end up drinking much more than I normally would.
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Of course, B.C. isn't the only place in Canada or the world that's heating up and drying out this summer.
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Its vegetation then spends much of the summer slowly drying out because of a lack of rainfall and warmer temperatures.
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Thousands of years' worth of wet accumulated plant matter known as peat is drying out and burning in unprecedented wildfires.
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At home, I keep my opals in a box with a glass of water, which prevents them from drying out.
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We're not here, drying out in a Hackney pub in the middle of the day, to talk about Cap'n Jazz.
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With many relying on local fish as well, threats of depleted fish stocks and lakes drying out leave them vulnerable too.
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That's why the team of researchers thought the film could have protective qualities that can keep the skin from drying out.
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It's important to find a cleanser that thoroughly removes makeup without drying out the skin, and doesn't burn your eyes off.
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A million native fish washed up dead in the Darling river, part of Australia's longest river system, which is drying out.
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The Northeast will also be wet, Garrett said, with rain moving through the region in the morning but drying out later.
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This set includes the favorite for drying out pimples and spots, plus the brand's refreshing facial spray and nourishing lip balm.
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As your nose gets stuffy, you're more likely to be breathing through your mouth, drying out tissues and reducing saliva flow.
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Vaseline for my mouth right before I get on stage helps to keep my lips from drying out when I'm singing.
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A downside is that the packaging can be difficult to keep reliably closed, which can lead to the wipes drying out.
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Its vegetation then spends much of the spring and summer slowly drying out from warm summer temperatures and lack of additional rainfall.
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This strategy led to the discovery of genes that, during the drying out process, express the tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins (TDPs).
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How to cook: Scallops hold their shape well and marinating them in something might be useful to prevent them from drying out.
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Farmers say the late rains complicate harvest in some areas with soybeans sprouting in their pods rather than drying out for harvest.
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Most of Houston is drying out, and people are starting to pile debris in front of their homes, Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
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After drying out, however, the smell becomes more sweet and long-lasting, which is why it is a common ingredient in perfumes.
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After drying out, it took me a few weeks to get up the courage to socialize with people who'd known me before.
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Across the region, at least 23,000 people remained in shelters as the South moved, sometimes haltingly, toward drying out and cleaning up.
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He rarely gave interviews, but made no secret of his alcoholism, saying he controlled it by drying out three times a year.
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You can buy jugs of glycerol online, and it's an important ingredient because it keeps the alcohol from drying out your hands.
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The foam formula is the perfect balance between combating the oil on my forehead without drying out the rest of my face.
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Hotter temperatures around the country are drying out vegetation and resulting in more wildfires, according to the National Climate Assessment, a government report.
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But every day that the rains don't arrive is an extra day that the vegetation is drying out, making it easier to ignite.
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Acadia, a Tennessee-based health-care giant, now owns the Priory Group, a chain of posh drying-out clinics and mental-health centres.
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The washing needed for food safety strips the natural wax off fruits, and to keep them from drying out, packers apply artificial wax.
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The packet of oil is meant to give the noodles a "silky-smooth texture" and preventing them from drying out once they're heated.
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The hydrating formula contains argan and coconut oils plus cocoa and shea butters to deliver a pop of color without drying out skin.
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The mayor said parts of Houston still face flooding issues because of standing water but the rest of the city is drying out.
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Don't let fear of fat force you to go skinless; a bit of skin adds flavor and protects the meat from drying out.
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As the new research points out, the valleys nearby were drying out, forcing the Stone Age humans to find new places to live.
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But changing weather patterns produce less rain during the growing season, and the underground aquifers that feed the state's crop are drying out.
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In dry areas, that means warmer air sucks more moisture out of the soil, drying out vegetation and raising the risk of wildfires.
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"But they can withstand drying out really well, so when it does flood, the eggs are out there waiting to hatch," he said.
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I find that I can comfortably wear and reapply these without drying out my lips, thanks to oils like sunflower, beeswax, and safflower.
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Using his phone he lights the road under his feet, a path of compressed red earth still drying out from the rainy season.
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There was no refrigeration in shops like Moti Mahal, so cooked tandoori chicken would hang near the tandoor, drying out and spoiling quickly.
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But for perfectly silky chicken breasts, cooked without drying out or turning rubbery, a placid poaching is the most reliable way to go.
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Only a handful of photos from Highland Glen resident Christine Jasek's life now remains, drying out under a fan in her Spring, Texas, home.
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The waterlogged peatlands that pepper the Canadian boreal forest, for instance, are now drying out and igniting for the first time in living memory.
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Losing 20% of the Amazon's trees could lead to "dieback," a feedback loop of drying out of the forest that could accelerate climate change.
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The soil drying out in this place is a sign — a representation of the process of losing vitality, the changing of earth to dust.
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If you cut into the steak as soon as it's done, all of the tasty juices will escape, drying out your cut of meat.
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This involves scratching the unripe seed pods to release the milky resin that will turn into opium gum after drying out in juice cans.
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One of Mr. Franklin's apostasies from old-school central Texas barbecue technique is wrapping meat midway through smoking to keep it from drying out.
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Rising global temperatures driven by man-made greenhouse gas emissions are drying out Western forests and leading to more intense and long-burning wildfires.
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It's a decrepit building, full of raw meat, drying out and covered in flies, and pornographic photographs of woman having sexual acts performed on them.
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Wrapped in streaky bacon is a great way of stopping it from drying out and it might catch if it goes straight on the barbecue.
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Rather, the researchers only demonstrate that cloud cover is being lost in the region, and it's linked to an increased drying out of the land.
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It also gently exfoliates but has jojoba, sweet almond, and avocado oils that keep the mask from drying out or being harsh on your skin.
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But he noticed some cracks on the bottom half of my bagels and recommended flipping them in the oven to prevent them from drying out.
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A full-blown water crisis is drying out Iran, much to the concern of officials who fear protests and strife if conditions do not improve.
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Downtown, Karla Wagner was drying out the Corazon Cinema and Cafe, which she said had filled with two feet of water after Irma came through.
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That too, is related to climate change, because dying trees and vegetation are drying out (and becoming more available to burn) sooner than they used to.
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The 2009 Vale report had recommended the company undertake a project to be called "Zero Dams" that would have involved drying out tailings, among other steps.
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It's no secret that dry air can lead to bad sleep, drying out your sinuses and leaving you waking up in the middle of the night.
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As average temperatures rise, heat waves strike and rainfall disappears, the soil and plants are drying out faster, raising the long-term risk of wildfires, scientists say.
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For example, an oil-absorbing mask might be applied to your T-zone, while a hydrating mask is slathered everywhere else to avoid drying out the skin.
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Finally, a conditioner was applied to prevent the treatment from drying out my lashes, and giving an overall glossy effect – much like a conditioner for your hair.
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However, the president of Germany's WSV rivers authority has been widely quoted acknowledging there is only so much they can do to prevent the river drying out.
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Repeated, record heat waves sent temperatures soaring into the triple-digits as late as October, drying out vegetation that is now serving as fuel for the fires.
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Sometimes, it over-produces the oil needed to keep your skin from drying out, and when that happens, dead cells can stick together and clog your pores.
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The instructions said to leave the steak out at room temperature for 1-2 hours to prevent it drying out, but she was starving after the gym.
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The first time I had halibut there, it was grilled, and its skin had been deeply charred without drying out the rich white meat right under it.
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The wipes are offered in a convenient, resealable pop-top canister to keep them from drying out — similar to other household cleaning wipes you may already have.
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You also get a couple extra minutes of wiggle room as far as the cooking time goes, as the marinade will help prevent the chicken from drying out.
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This pinky-coral lip color isn't just on trend for 2019 — it also boasts an ultra-comfortable gel formula that delivers intense pigment without drying out the lips.
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The company, named for its young founder, deals with drying out water-damaged industrial and commercial buildings following floods; it also deals with fire fallouts and hazmat cleanup.
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Hotter weather attributed to climate change is drying out vegetation, creating more intense fires that spread quickly from rural areas to city subdivisions, climate and fire experts say.
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Meanwhile, the South still drying out from days of rain and violent thunderstorms earlier this month that killed six people and forced thousands more to flee their homes.
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For Australia, this makes inland areas more dependent on rainfall and more vulnerable to drying out in droughts than areas that do have white peaks to supply water.
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The state's five-year drought left extremely dry vegetation and winter rains produced thick grasses, which are now drying out and providing the perfect fuel for massive fires.
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The skin and bones add enormous amounts of flavor to the flesh, and they also keep it from drying out, which gives you a wider margin of error.
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Instead of reheating and drying out those Christmas sweet potatoes in the office microwave, let them experience the love and joy of being paired with mozzarella and mascarpone.
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The recent heatwave that has persisted over the last few months has been drying out the soil, which allows aerial archeologists to more clearly see the cropmarks across landscapes.
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It's been a week since Hurricane Matthew lashed the south Atlantic U.S. coast, but parts of the area are still drying out from historic floods caused by the storms.
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Drying out these cleaning and personal care products does several environmentally friendly things: It reduces their volume, thus reducing the number of boats and trucks needed to transport them.
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Suki WaterhouseSince she's constantly on long flights between England and the United States, Suki Waterhouse uses Weleda's extra-thick Skin Food moisturizer to keep her hands from drying out.
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Grains, unlike other produce, are not harvested when they're green; the plants have to essentially die in the field, drying out and turning brown so they can be processed.
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Another priority task, says Mr Bowles, will be to erect a temporary roof so the drying-out process can begin, and to protect the remaining masonry from the elements.
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Since it's both a cleanser and a moisturizer, you can occasionally skip the post-face-wash lotion, since you don't have to worry about it drying out your skin.
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I'd not really eaten properly for about six months, and the process of drying out and then wolfing down half-decent cooked food forced me to reassess my options.
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"We're seeing floods that last longer, we're seeing droughts that are longer, we're seeing a reduction in fish with the drying out," she recently told The Times's editorial board.
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The rocks formed about 3.5 billion years ago when Mars was drying out, although Gale Crater was still filled with water for stretches of thousands to millions of years.
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This way, we can feed the rind of the cheese and make it a little softer, and we can also slow down the process of the cheese drying out.
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Some recent modeling studies show these seemingly easy fixes could backfire in catastrophic ways, such as disrupting the Indian monsoon season and completely drying out the Sahel of Africa.
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Daily, they are confronted by energy rich periods of light and energy poor periods of darkness; they protect themselves against drying out by restricting their water use in dry times.
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The rocks also show that the Red Planet's climate may have been more dynamic than we thought, going from cold and dry to warm and wet, before eventually drying out.
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The researchers expect the climate change signal on global drought trends to become clearer in the coming years, drying out many regions of the globe with potentially severe societal consequences.
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Unlike other wipes, which take two or three cloths to cleanse your face entirely, you only need one to fully cleanse and remove dirt without drying out your skin afterward.
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Dr. Peterson said problems might have been caused both by the excessive rain that flooded the region earlier this year and maintenance decisions made while the soil was drying out.
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Scientists agree that extreme weather patterns brought on by climate change have made fire seasons more destructive, partly by drying out more vegetation that serves as the fuel for wildfires.
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Most hand sanitizers contain anywhere from 60% to 2070% isopropyl or ethyl alcohol mixed with water and gels like glycol and glycerin in order to prevent drying out users' skin.
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You're caught in a Shakespeare-level love-hate relationship with lip balm, which just keeps drying out your lips more but is also the only way to temporarily fix the cracking.
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They found that whenever a strong external force changes weather patterns over a long period of time, California's location means it bears the brunt of those changes—usually by drying out.
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The warming climate also increases the likelihood that this dieback tipping point could be crossed, since climate change leads rainfall to decrease and temperatures to rise, thereby drying out the landscape.
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And there were conflicts over who should pay for its upkeep, delaying much-needed maintenance, like removing flammable dust or waxing the wooden roof structure to prevent it from drying out.
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We farmed excessively, we blocked the streams and the waters that used to sustain the lake, and we all played a part in changing the temperature that's now drying out the lake.
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But experts said the climate was getting warmer, which makes fires worse by drying out fuel and, over the longer term, exacerbating drought — the most recent one of which lasted five years.
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Dug so that land could be drained for sugar farms and cities, this canal network has drastically changed the regional hydrology, drying out the coastline and wreaking ecological havoc in the Everglades.
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National parks in the U.S. are warming and drying out faster than other parts of the country, according to a new climate change study published in the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters.
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Although precipitation across Australia varies year to year, Csiro said the recent drying out of southern Australia was the strongest recorded large-scale change in rainfall since national records began in 1900.
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He opted for contact lenses instead, and to combat the wind drying out his lenses and irritating him, Ramos applied drops between innings, especially on days when the wind was blowing hard.
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CONWAY, S.C. — It will not be easy drying out, fixing up and rethinking whole ways of life in a region drenched and deeply shaken by more than eight trillion gallons of rain.
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From there, just be liberal with the melted butter (this allows the sheets to separate and rise in the oven) and work quickly when brushing the sheets to prevent their drying out.
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But as climate change leads to more frequent droughts and rising temperatures, drying out scarce water sources as well as grazing lands, some experts say livestock poses a threat to the environment.
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And as the smoke from these fires shows, even people far away stand to suffer more as climate change raises average temperatures, drying out trees and increasing the burned area from fires.
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The bread crumb coating also protects the meat from drying out, which it would almost certainly do if you were to try to get any color on a pork chop that thin.
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Despite some brief snaps of torrential rain from the seasonal monsoon in Arizona and other parts of the Southwest over the last few days, Selover said, the region is already drying out again.
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The National Weather Service has issued a "red flag" warning for areas around the Kincade Fire, with low-humidity drying out plants and trees and leaving the flames with plenty of combustible fuel.
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Scientists point to multiple factors for causing this transition, from climate change, which is increasing temperatures and drying out vegetation faster and more significantly, as well as population growth and forest management policies.
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"Omega-3 fatty acids are needed to build the cell membranes in the skin of your scalp and maintain the natural oil that keeps your scalp and hair from drying out," explains Drayer.
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"The alginates work in the same way [as they do in the sea] when it comes to skin and help to prevent it from drying out," explains Mark Sullivan of Living Sea Therapy.
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"Shellac or gel polish is fine to have on brittle nails, as long as you use a cuticle oil on a daily basis to prevent it from drying out even more," she says.
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Climate researcher Sebastian Bathiany of Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands says that moisture in the soil plays a central role in moderating temperature extremes and that climate warming is drying out soils.
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Close to the coast, these winds compress the air coming off the hills and mountains to the east, further warming and drying out the air mass, and helping to dry out already combustible vegetation.
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What I've been experimenting with for the last eight or so years is not grinding and fermenting but drying out solid pieces of meat as they are transformed with just salt, spices and air.
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The Harmattan, a dusty wind from the Sahara that typically arrives between December and March, can slash cocoa output and damage the quality of beans by killing small pods and drying out the soil.
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They put the water bears into a humidity chamber and slowly dried them out, which resembled the type of conditions they might face in a pond or pool of water that is drying out.
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To avoid drying out the hair, B&b infused hydrating hibiscus extract into the Nourishing spray so you can reap all the oil-absorbing benefits without having to sacrifice soft ends and a healthy shine.
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Bobby Flay, who hosts a massive Thanksgiving gathering every year in his New York apartment, has figured out one trick that prevents pre-made dishes from drying out when warmed in the oven before serving.
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The warming is hitting northern regions especially hard: Temperatures are climbing faster there than for the Earth as a whole, snow cover is melting prematurely, and forests are drying out earlier than in the past.
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Researchers found that human-caused climate change accounts for 55 percent of the increase in drying out of Western forests, a major factor in wildfires, and has led to a doubling of the area burned.
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"Because this is the summertime there, the dry conditions also mean that it has been very hot, and these high temperatures have been drying out the soil, which is not helping the crops," he said.
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Residents ranging from fishermen and farmers to mayors and small business owners say water in the region's lake system is disappearing, drying out farmland and jeopardizing the region's economic base in agriculture and, more recently, tourism.
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They are also great plants for those who take long summer weekends as they don't mind drying out a bit between watering, just as long as you give them a thorough soak when you return home.
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The winds push against the air coming from the LA basin's eastern mountains, which compresses the wind and heat between the ocean and the mountains, further drying out vegetation that has dried out over the summer.
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The particular protein that Dr. Henderson and his colleagues wanted to study was embedded in the cell membranes of a photosynthesizing organism, and they used a coating of glucose solution to prevent it from drying out.
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But tropical peatlands, especially, are highly vulnerable to land-use changes and climate warming, both of which can lead to the peat drying out and decomposing quickly, which would release the carbon back into the atmosphere.
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Declines in their populations are associated with increasing frequency of hotter temperatures and drying out of habitats, which raises bumblebees' risk for extinction and diminishes their chances of colonizing a new area and creating more species.
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Unlike many other inferior fried chicken chains, Harold's cooks their chicken to order, meaning you don't have to worry about your wings drying out or your chicken skin losing its crisp before you ever even order.
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But unlike the Cerrado, Brazil's tropical grasslands, the Amazon's thickly packed vegetation — which traps moisture and keeps the rainforest from drying out — makes it very difficult to have an outbreak of fires that aren't caused by humans.
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This year, there's been added fire risk from repeated heat waves that have sent temperatures soaring into the triple-digits as late as October, further drying out vegetation that is now serving as fuel for the fires.
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The EU court said it had not conclusively proved a causal link between the bacteria and the rapid drying out seen in some Italian olive trees, but said there was a "strong correlation" which justified the cull.
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Unlike many exfoliating scrubs, serums, toners, at-home peels, or even retinoid-spiked night creams, this new breed of moisturizer (many even geared for day) tend to offer a gentle entry into exfoliation without drying out the skin.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The longest drought in decades is drying out rivers in the usually wet Netherlands, hitting cargo traffic and threatening a shortage of bulk supplies ranging from hops for beer brewers to cement for the construction sector.
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That is in part because a warming atmosphere means potential fuels are drying out more than they would have a century ago, said A. Park Williams, an assistant research professor at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University.
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You need the skin for its fat, which will render as the skin crisps, and which you can use to sear onions and those aforementioned artichoke hearts, and the bone, which add flavor and ensure against drying out.
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What followed was nothing short of comedy as I got lost in the clouds of flour resulting from my trying to "help" and to roll out the pastry at a pace that would keep it from drying out.
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They have plenty of other reasons to flee: gangs, death squads, domestic violence and femicide, disillusionment with a series of corrupt Presidents, and climate change, which is drying out cornfields—a spiritual as well as an environmental crisis.
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As Bellos demonstrates, by cutting a round cake lengthwise down the middle and removing a rectangular slice, you can then push the remaining semi-circles of the cake together so the exposed surfaces protect each other from drying out.
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Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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Every winter, it's always the same: I swap out my regular face primer for a hydrating face primer, bundle up in cozy sweaters, and spend about 50% of my daily efforts trying to prevent my lips from drying out.
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Adding to the uncertainty, Harvey is still an active storm moving its way across Louisiana into Mississippi; Houston, which suffered the brunt of the flooding, is still drying out; and accurate cost assessments are likely weeks or months away.
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The wipes are also 100% eco-friendly and are advertised as "gentle enough for babies," so I don't feel like I'm trashing our planet with chemical nonsense, nor do I worry that I'm drying out or irritating my skin.
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Many of them suspect an El Niño climate pattern that spanned those two years, one of the strongest on record, may have caused the faster-than-usual rise in carbon dioxide, by drying out large parts of the tropics.
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But in places from Africa to the Middle East, "big rivers are drying out, the population is increasing, demand is piling up and we can't supply (people) with water and food", warned General Tom Middendorp, a former Dutch defense chief.
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The exact same invisible demon that's totally wreaking havoc on your skin this winter — the stuffy, sandpaper air circulating your apartment and office building, chapping your lips and drying out your eyes — is also doing a number on your hair.
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Now, if we are drying out our groundwater resources and pumping too much from an aquifer, that stress will cause permanent compaction of the structures that usually hold the water and they will not be able to hold water anymore.
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According to Richard Valantasis, a retired professor of ascetical theology, even early Egyptian monks who braved harsh desert conditions spoke about "drying out the body" as a way to make them more responsive to God and to dull nonreligious passions.
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I tossed my prescribed cleanser and creams after discovering they were not only drying out my skin to the point of flaking and cracking (which was super cute alongside the cystic bumps) but also came with a list of side effects.
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According to the company, the new formula contains liquid-based silicones, which provide smooth and even application, and a unique wax blend that creates a gel-like texture which helps the formula avoid cracking or drying out after being applied.
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A fan blew constantly across a humidifier, creating a fog-machine-like effect that kept the room at 60 to 80 percent humidity — enough to stop the sand from drying out, but not so much that the walls would mold.
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In contrast to the hard-shelled calcified eggs of birds, parchment eggs are at chronic risk of drying out, which means modern snakes and lizards often are constrained by the need to lay their eggs in a relatively damp setting.
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A dollar-slice joint serving pies with a thick, chewy crust is likely using a dough with somewhere around 67-percent hydration and a little bit of oil, giving it enough time to bake in the oven without drying out.
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" As far as must-try masks go, Adams said she loves "the Tata Harper Resurfacing Mask, which gives my skin the most amazing glow, and the Cremorlab Herb Tea Pure Calming Mask, which is great for breakouts without drying out my skin.
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This extraction would not, however, be carried out in the way that it is in the Atacama Desert of Chile, where one of the largest lithium mines in the world prepares lithium salts by drying out vast lakes of brine in the sun.
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I've spent the majority of this year taking oral prescriptions (even though I was resistant at first), drying out my skin with a slew of daily topical gels and creams, and frequenting my dermatologist's office for cortisone injections like it's my job.
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Additionally, the increase of passive investments and major flows from pension funds and large asset managers into private equity funds is drying out typical sources of liquidity to the stock market and could mean major outflows in the face of bad news.
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Instead, we have what is essentially the same as a macho drinking contest itself—a next to useless drying out period that puts strain on the internal organs, with benefits that can be wiped out in the stampede back off the wagon on February 1st.
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Once you cook according to the probe and not according to the color of the meat, you learn to understand when things are drying out, how long it takes to get a brisket to energize, and how to stop your smoked lemons from burning.
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Add that to the worst drought in history that parched the state from 23 to 2014, throw in some voracious bark beetles, and you get 129 million dead trees in California, drying out and magnifying the risk of yet another devastating wildfire for the state.
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The update also includes new sizes, like a slim rectangle and mini square, and POP accessories that attach to the underside of those lids, like a leveler, scoops, date dial, and a brown sugar saver (a terra cotta disk to keep it from drying out!).
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"Cairo and myself, we had matching flower crowns, and I was actually shocked my daughter kept this crown on her head almost the whole party," Mowry-Hardrict shared, revealing that she would be drying out the crowns to keep as souvenirs of the lovely moment.
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Although these green algae are most often unicellular, they must have shared an ancestor with land plants: They have many genes in common that are crucial for survival on land, including some that confer resistance to drying out and some for synthesizing a cell wall.
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It's secreted all throughout the respiratory system — the mucus you cough up is pretty much the same thing as snot, he says — and it acts like a protective layer, keeping the cells in your respiratory tract from drying out so they can function properly.
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Apparently, each tree will be sent out within 10 days of being cut down, so the company expects they'll make it through the shipping process just fine before eventually drying out and dying in your home a few weeks later — all in the name of holiday cheer.
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It may be a long way off, but Blaxter believes that the proteins that allow the tardigrade cells to survive drying out could be used to preserve cells and cell products "indefinitely" in a dried up state without the need for a freezer or even power.
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Not having one big envelope of wipes means that they're not prone to drying out, they're not going to do that infuriating thing where you accidentally pull out three at a time, and I can toss a few in every bag so I'm never caught unprepared.
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Around the same time as the runoff, which may have been driven by heavy-precipitation events, the climate model for ancient Mars suggests that it was drying out and losing its atmosphere to become the dry planet we know today, with a thin whisper of an atmosphere.
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Around the time as the runoff, which may have been driven by heavy-precipitation events, the climate model for ancient Mars suggests that it was drying out and losing its atmosphere to become the dry planet we know today, with a thin whisper of an atmosphere.
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Roll-your-own tobacco is pickled in flavoring and humectant chemicals, the latter being used to keep the tobacco from drying out when smokers expose the tobacco to the air 23 or more times a day when they remove tobacco to roll up a cigarette. 21.
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And drying out the vagina, which Gunter says many of these tightening products do (and some, like the Madura Stick, openly admit they do), is dangerous—not just for risk of tearing and pain from sexual activity, but actually increasing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases, according to Gunter.
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But it's difficult to put a naked ear of corn on the grill and cook it all the way through without it drying out and getting kind of hard, so what I do is I pull the husk back but leave it connected and brush the silk out between the kernels.
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As many Houston artists prepare to spend the coming weeks and months drying out supplies, rescuing works, and clearing out flooded studios, local arts nonprofit Fresh Arts and the Texas Commission on the Arts have both compiled exhaustive lists of resources, emergency grants, information, and contact details for artists affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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But we also bet that you have encountered the problem of them drying out your eyes and causing them to tear up, effectively creating a flood of pigmented tears, or looked in the mirror midway through the day and saw your carefully applied liner had migrated down to somewhere near your cheeks.
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Herradura, Mexico's second-biggest tequila company behind Jose Cuervo, says that by drying out the 150 tonnes of fibrous agave waste it generates per day and turning it into biomass to fire up the huge boilers it uses to steam the plant, it could potentially generate 30 percent of the energy it needs.
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Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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The last record from The Voidz featured one semi-acceptable song, "Leave It In My Dreams"—mostly by virtue of it leaning directly into that infamous lazy drawl of Casablancas, the one where it sounds like he's been left drying out and day-drinking in the sun—while the rest of that album resembled a mechanical headache.
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Whether you're leaning toward the crab cake flavor profile (serving it up with a creamy tartare sauce) or something more akin to a salmon burger, thoroughly drying out your canned tuna and adding some binding agents like egg or breadcrumbs and turning them into patties is one more way to transform a lifeless can of fish into something not too shabby.
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This was no easy task; in 1999, when Mari was born, there was plenty of info in parenting books on how to tend thin, silky white-baby hair, but when it came to how to keep kinky baby Afros from drying out, getting knotty or falling victim to the judgment of "aunties" who preferred seeing little black girls with "tame" — i.e.
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Here's his takeaway point from the essay, published on The Conversation: I've been studying the science of climate and wildfires for more than 15 years and the take-home message from our research is that, while our management of the landscape can influence wildfire in many different ways, it is a warming climate that is drying out western U.S. forests and leading to more, larger wildfires and a longer wildfire season.
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Almost as though our planet was locked into some sort of terrible, human-induced cycle of gradual warming that is slowly boiling away our ozone shield, drying out our fields, and endangering the very fabric of life as we know it, as we slide headlong into some terrifying post-apocalypse of our own making...Anyway, we'll be back to update you here next month (or shortly thereafter), when we've got another new broken heat record to look back on.
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