When it's hot, the water evaporates and the spores shrink.
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Add mushrooms, and cook, stirring occasionally, until liquid evaporates and
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Patterns appear as the water evaporates, leaving behind organic remains.
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Even if the physical caliphate evaporates, its spirit will persist.
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Sweat evaporates to cool you off, and humidity reduces evaporation.
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If they can't, then the logic in doing so evaporates.
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It is a sweet tale, but evaporates into thin air.
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Cook 5 to 7 minutes, stirring until liquid evaporates. 2.
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So water evaporates off the skin quickly, leaving the skin dry.
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Except that when other games do this well, the structure evaporates.
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Stir in cream; cook, stirring constantly, until almost all liquid evaporates,
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As Maria evaporates, Fury pulls out and activates a small device.
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But the emotional fatigue evaporates when someone special takes the stage.
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Add the wine and cook until it evaporates, 5 minutes. 5.
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This is called virga: rain that evaporates before reaching the ground.
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That tantalizing atmosphere evaporates once these three start to explain themselves.
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But the vitality that marks every musical moment evaporates between songs.
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In housing markets, demand evaporates once home prices begin to decline.
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Any further away, and water freezes – closer in, and it evaporates.
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Tolerance evaporates when the values of the majority seem under threat.
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We glorify love as effervescent, then are disappointed when it evaporates.
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With Ranieri's departure, though, the reverie evaporates, and reality sets in.
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It sometimes seems like a fashion show evaporates the second it's done.
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That calm evaporates for Sasha seconds after she debriefs an understanding Yvonne.
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And when that sweat evaporates, it cools your skin in the process.
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When power is lost to a computer system, its memory immediately evaporates.
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This will collect the fresh water that evaporates out of the can.
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In the first phase, the droplet remains transparent while the ethanol evaporates.
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With demand already falling, the moral justification for a soda tax evaporates.
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But in the rush of work, the power to do so evaporates.
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Also recently cried while watching Inside Out when the imaginary friend evaporates.
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Condensate oil's high volatility means it evaporates more easily than heavier crudes.
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The center, where it was long held that elections are won, evaporates.
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But then you meet someone like Kodie Shane, and all your cynicism evaporates.
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The spores are also connected to shutters that control how much water evaporates.
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Human beings can tolerate heat with sweat, which evaporates and cools the skin.
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But, in a series of unseen and, undiscussed moments, this early lead evaporates.
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As the water evaporates, it will increase the humidity around the plant. Easy!
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But he is loth to hire, lest Mr Temer stumbles and confidence evaporates.
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Instead, the oil evaporates into the atmosphere, burns, or dissolves in the water.
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Sadly for most of us, cool evaporates the second we look for it.
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Warm water evaporates and rises, forming clouds and releasing heat into the air.
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Asset prices formerly thought to be uncorrelated fall en masse, and liquidity evaporates.
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The liquid methane evaporates from the lakes, rivers and seas and forms clouds.
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Stir in the Pernod and cook until it evaporates, about 2 minutes. 2.
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And guess whose clothing soon evaporates in the heat of Daniel's twinkling attention?
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This is what happens when diplomacy dies, when compromise evaporates, when cynicism triumphs.
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We had achieved a sense of control, but it evaporates in an instant.
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The film evaporates from your mind as quickly as it unspools on the screen.
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This is due to the "angel's share," or the alcohol that evaporates during maturation.
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Finally, the water evaporates and we are left with a small anise-oil droplet.
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Most of the rain that falls in the Amazon evaporates from the jungle itself.
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In those conditions, water in the skin evaporates easily, leaving it parched (and ashy).
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When the saline solution evaporates from the eye, it will then stain the scleral.
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When someone is eliminated, their character simply evaporates into a pile of brightly colored loot.
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As the ink is deposited, the solvent evaporates, allowing a solid structure to be built.
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Like popcorn, moisture inside the hairs evaporates rapidly which makes them look a bit... crispy.
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If Russia and the Baltics don't believe the White House would intervene then this evaporates.
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Cooking evaporates the water in the pancake batter, but that water has to go somewhere.
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That she retains her composure as her world evaporates all around her feels almost heroic.
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Stir in cream; cook, stirring constantly, until almost all liquid evaporates, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Add the white wine and cook until the wine evaporates completely, 3 to 22 minutes.
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When you step back and think about the story for a second, it mostly evaporates.
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Add the white wine and wait until it evaporates, about 4 to 6 minutes. 3.
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When sweat evaporates, some of our body heat leaves with it, making us feel cooler.
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When ice gets too warm, the water skips the liquid stage altogether and simply evaporates.
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The possibility of having children — something the Karevs were debating directly before "Silent" — evaporates overnight.
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What's more, LNG also gradually evaporates when stored aboard tankers, so cargoes steadily lose value.
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Weightless and warm, body evaporates and the mind becomes conscious of intimations of universal interconnectedness.
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The air fills with fumes as the liquid metal evaporates - leaving behind a lump of gold.
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Many of those buildings become landmarks, but the sweat that built them evaporates and is forgotten.
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Where payment for plasma is introduced, the pool of people willing to donate freely evaporates fast.
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Instead, those are the markers of a brine rich in minerals, concentrated as the water evaporates.
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"In that fifth year, whatever financial aid package you got often evaporates on you," Grove said.
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Classwork is a hazy dream that evaporates with the introduction of a more pressing plot line.
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You can deconstruct material only so far before it evaporates not into namelessness, but into nothing.
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The alcohol in wine evaporates more quickly than water and is mostly gone after 30 minutes' cooking.
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Divorce is a bewildering emotional experience, when so much of what you've pictured for your future evaporates.
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The Dutch scientists were keen to study this mechanism more closely, by examining how the liquid evaporates.
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But during the summer, that childcare evaporates, with most schools taking a break of around ten weeks.
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Under these circumstances, empathy evaporates or even reverses into schadenfreude, or enjoyment of the other side's suffering.
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Either way, whether it evaporates or is eaten whole, it isn't a pleasant end for KELT-9b.
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When the product starts to melt and liquid evaporates, you are left with what appears as foam.
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Some appear insecure about their new roles, but that evaporates in front of the live studio audience.
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Add mushrooms, and cook, stirring occasionally, until liquid evaporates and mushrooms are lightly browned, about 10 minutes.
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Production there is cheap as the sun evaporates salt pools, but the process can take 18 months.
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If Trump collapses, the need for Ted Cruz evaporates, so Cruz is at risk of collapsing, too.
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More important is the overall briskness of the song, so full of vibes that it basically evaporates.
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As the liquid evaporates, it rises through the copper column above the still, hitting seven perforated plates.
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As demand for travel all but evaporates, the aviation industry is facing its worst crisis in history.
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You talk in the book about just sitting with a feeling that is uncomfortable until it evaporates.
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Realistically, that chance evaporates if they lose at Dallas, which beat Philadelphia last week, in Week 14.
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But when you single out the most rigorous systematic reviews, empirical support for pay for performance evaporates.
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There's a local Korean brand that makes my hands smell like citrus vodka, even after it evaporates.
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Remove the lid and continue to cook until excess water evaporates (you're looking for a jammy consistency).
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As the liquid evaporates, winds kiss the lake bed, leaving a smooth layer composed largely of salt.
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Carbon dioxide frozen on the winter polar cap evaporates, thickening the atmosphere and increasing the surface pressure.
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Dicamba evaporates easily and travels to off-target plants but makers of newer versions, including DowDuPont DWDP.
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Their stale blood evaporates into the air surrounding machines dripping with inky red, covered in broken test tubes.
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But this monster is powered by electricity, not coal, and evaporates aluminum, not water—it makes superconducting electronics.
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The jellyfish's water content, or about 95 percent of its body, is replaced by alcohol, which eventually evaporates.
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The saliva evaporates quickly, taking with it any moisture that was already on them, leaving them even drier.
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Unlike wood, concrete does not rot—conversely, it strengthens with age, as the water inside it slowly evaporates.
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Warmer air from climate change means water evaporates faster — but it also means there could be more rain.
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" The King's power over him evaporates; he becomes "a single drop in the sea of men with stories.
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Ask him about China's trade war with the United States, however, and Mr. Qi's admiration for America evaporates.
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As the spirit evaporates and is pushed through the still's neck, it gets forced through a second chamber.
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Most body sweat should evaporate freely, and when humidity is low, sweat already evaporates faster than humid environments.
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"Then as it evaporates, the surface area will crumble and buckle," Williams says, and a web pattern emerges.
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It is then further extracted using an alcohol, which evaporates, leaving a purified form called fig leaf absolute.
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Soaker hoses conserve water because none is shooting up in the air where it evaporates in the sun.
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They understand that with warmer air comes warmer water, which evaporates quickly, putting water vapor into the atmosphere.
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And hotter oceans means more water evaporates into the atmosphere, which creates more humidity, which can supercharge storms.
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These pull (or wick) sweat from your skin to outer layers of the clothes, where the moisture evaporates.
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This dream evaporates in Oakland, where a shooting has claimed the life of Lucky's cousin and rap partner.
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The liquid inside evaporates and travels to a cooling chamber, where it condenses in a clear, purified form.
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If any of the heroes had a stigma against crying, it evaporates along with emotional barriers and messy tears.
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Normally un-combusted petrol ends up accumulated in the lubricant oil pan but evaporates under heat from the engine.
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The clique system that exists when you're a kid mostly evaporates once you get to that point in life.
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And water evaporates from the leaves as the sun hits them, kind of like how sweat cools people off.
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Then these guys go to Sacramento, away from home for four days a week, and their nominal Christianity evaporates.
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Even if Pheu Thai's claimed majority evaporates, it is clear that the lower house will be difficult to manage.
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The ring occurs because the liquid evaporates more quickly at the edges of the drop than at the center.
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As it evaporates it turns into shades of blue and green, making the plant resemble a giant artist's palette.
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In most cases, this discomfort evaporates as the career executive and political appointee go through a period of accommodation.
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Simply put, the way the ouzo drop evaporates is far more complex than a simple mixture of two liquids.
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As the alcohol in whisky evaporates, the concentration of water increases, and that creates flows that generate the patterns.
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And even that doesn't last; any concern she has for Eleven seemingly evaporates after Will is returned to her.
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And by just hanging around while everyone else evaporates turns out to be a pretty good strategy for Biden.
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"Flat GDP growth will remove any expectation of a return in operating leverage as revenue growth evaporates," he wrote.
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Bear in mind that as the juices cook down and the water evaporates, the fruit will become even sweeter.
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Brine evaporates, leaving crusty formations colored by minerals, iron and salt-thriving halophile algae to create this multicolored scenery.
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Groot's final line, uttered as he once again evaporates from our lives into a cloud of Infinity Stone-inflicted nothingness.
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Farmers have complained it evaporates and drifts from where it is applied, causing damage to crops that cannot resist it.
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But, it will still be forest — forest that evaporates water and can contribute to the Amazon's moist, humid, climatic system.
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Then, a mixture of water, ammonia, urea, salts, and sugar (aka sweat) evaporates on your skin to cool you down.
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TC Sessions: Enterprise takes place in less than one month, but the early-bird price evaporates in just 48 hours.
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Mars's atmosphere may eventually thicken naturally, as an ageing sun puts out more heat and evaporates now-frozen carbon dioxide.
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The traffic of New York City, the din of the museum, the chaotic noise of everyday life — it all evaporates.
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What little sense of community Jughead has with Archie evaporates once Principal Weatherbee requests he finish the semester at home.
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But inside the 66 districts that are tossups, or only leaning, that lead evaporates into a 46-47 D v.
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What NAFTA has shown is that once a trade agreement is ratified by the Congress, support evaporates for further reform.
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When that happens, and consumers' purchasing power evaporates, it hurts consumers generally and those on fixed incomes, like seniors, particularly.
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Dry lightning occurs when a storm forms from high temperatures, but the much-needed rain evaporates before reaching the ground.
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" Møbjerg said the severity of this potential problem would "depend on whether the heatwave evaporates all water from their habitat.
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In Washington, failure often begets more failure, as opposition forces strengthen, alliances fragment and the thin foam of bipartisanship evaporates.
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Smarter Living: After a friendship dissolves or a romance evaporates, it's tough to find closure when the other party disappears.
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Once on a worker's body they act like a sponge, providing cooling for hours as the water slowly evaporates, Sheikh said.
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It's a liquid that's released in a spray of droplets, so it evaporates or breaks down within days, at the longest.
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Dabuxun Lake in China is a strangely eye-catching mine, where water evaporates to leave behind thick layers of mineral salts.
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Panicking, she gives the game away, and once she tells the bad guys that she has a son, her leverage evaporates.
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During the summertime the EPA limits the Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP), a measure of how quickly fuel evaporates, to 9 lbs.
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After the water evaporates, Ben and his team harvest the remaining salt crystals, letting them drain and dry in a pan.
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These items radiate heat, which evaporates residual water for a longer time after the heat is turned off inside the dishwasher.
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This isn't a one-news cycle disaster in which sympathy comes readily, evaporates quickly and doesn't really translate to your life.
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Many construction projects have ground to a halt in recent months as credit evaporates amid soaring inflation and the sliding lira.
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"Only Once Away My Son," an instrumental, has a deceptive opening, with an urgent drum-and-cymbal beat that soon evaporates.
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When you're forced to consult with Congress, and when Congress has the power to declare war, quick and sloppy thinking evaporates.
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It evaporates in the sun, leaving behind gypsum crystals as big as your feet that protrude from the ground like daggers.
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Let the syrup tighten up as the water evaporates until big glassy bubbles start to form, and then pay close attention.
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This measure of how readily it evaporates (and contributes to ground-level smog) is expressed by the gasoline's Reid vapor pressure.
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As water evaporates from the sand, it removes the heat thus keeping the pot above, where food is kept, at cooler temperatures.
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As average temperatures go up, more water evaporates and the atmosphere can hold on to more moisture to dish out in storms.
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If the rice finishes cooking but there is still more liquid, uncover the pot and keep cooking until the steam evaporates. 10.
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Then once the liquid evaporates, all that remains is the virus and the crystallized salt — which slices through the virus, neutralizing it.
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Let it steep a little longer, and the alcohol then evaporates, leaving behind a dry, thin crisp of what once was jellyfish.
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Physicists know that the ring occurs because the liquid evaporates more quickly at the edges of the drop than at the center.
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ZINC TIGHTNESS EVAPORATES The London zinc market has seen a rapid collapse in nearby time-spreads over the last couple of weeks.
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In parts of Pakistan, summer crops also have dried before ripening as extreme heat evaporates the water from irrigation channels, farmers said.
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Because the sweat evaporates into the air, the clothes are able to dry more quickly than fabrics like cotton that absorb moisture.
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Immediately, you start getting a ton of likes and replies, but within several hours, the entire conversation just...evaporates into thin air.
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Sweat is pushed out through your pores, and as that sweat evaporates, heat is dissipated and the body's core temperature is lowered.
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Marzipan, on the other hand, softens with the warmth of a pair of hands, then naturally hardens as its water content evaporates.
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Inside, a drop of water evaporates, dissipating heat along the pipe as it condenses, before returning to the LEDs by capillary action.
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Increase heat to medium high; cook, stirring often, until mushroom liquid evaporates and edges begin to brown, 7 to 73 minutes. 3.
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To make matters worse, the warmer seas would trigger stronger and more frequent hurricanes, which form when seawater evaporates at the surface.
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Pros: Excellent efficacy on clothes and other fabricsCons: Evaporates from skin within 15 minutes, kills most insects that set foot on it
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In a corner of the salt flat, turquoise-colored brine slowly evaporates in rows of vast square pools, leaving behind lithium crystals.
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To put it bluntly: If your value proposition is that you're a winner, your value evaporates the minute you're no longer winning.
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But standing face-to-face with the Frank Putnam Flint fountain, this struggle evaporates and white supremacy is made to appear neutral.
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Basically, you're trying to create a tiny humid environment, a microclimate, where the water evaporates up to the leaves of the plant.
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Cooking them long enough to brown is a key step: The water inside the mushrooms evaporates, and their magical, earthy flavor concentrates.
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But the water gets that potential energy from the sun: Solar radiation heats up water, mostly from the sea, so it evaporates.
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At the end of the video, the charm evaporates with a teaser for another song: a male gripe about gold-digging women.
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Some airlines, for example, have asked employees to take unpaid leave as the demand for travel evaporates due to the virus outbreak.
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The initial tenderness of the encounter evaporates later that morning, however, when the stranger robs Louis and then rapes him at gunpoint.
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Still, when a skater falls in the forest and no one sees it, the embarrassment evaporates like tears in a frigid gale.
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During the winter, when there's less humidity in the air, the moisture evaporates and the virus particles remain suspended in the air.
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Pilots are only supposed to duMp fuel over unpopulated areas, or high enough up that it evaporates before getting to the ground.
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This actually controls the amount of water runoff in the ecosystem, as what's caught in the canopy evaporates back into the atmosphere.
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There, it evaporates with a cooling effect more than twice as effective as those of the sweatiest beasts in the animal kingdom.
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I am definitely not of the view that it's a silver bullet—that you start meditating and all of your anxiety evaporates.
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The water then cools the robot down as it reaches an outside layer of the skeleton and evaporates, taking heat away with it.
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They absorb water from the rain and air and then let off an imperceptible mist as it evaporates, lowering the surrounding air temperature.
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The tense idealism that unites them in their desire to bomb a damn evaporates like mist in the sunlight when things go wrong.
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In that moment, all the tension and internal conflict evaporates, and any connection the audience may have had with him is instantly severed.
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And as we thought about that-- all the valuation from the merger evaporates when you've got $8 billion to $10 billion of divestitures.
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Most power plants, like the ones in Norfolk, puff out immense clouds of steam and exhaust, most of which evaporates into the air.
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For example, defining a temporary phone number for when you are driving to accept phone calls that evaporates once the drive is over.
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The spray very quickly evaporates and leaves my hands quite dry, though with a slight burning or tingling sensation, which is not unpleasant.
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His selling point is that he's inclusive, but if he signs up to run with a stupendously divisive presidential candidate, that advantage evaporates.
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China's economy is taking a big hit as exports slow, factory activity drops off, and consumers' demand for the latest tech gadgets evaporates.
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It could be that your sweat evaporates quickly because you're exercising in air-conditioning, near a fan or outdoors on a windy day.
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Rain evaporates fast in the country's punishing summer heat, forcing farmers to rely on expensive and polluting diesel pumps to access groundwater for irrigation.
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Fahdel records as his society's stability evaporates, dramatically replaced by grief and confusion as the country (now without an operating government) plunges into chaos.
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It's called the "coffee ring effect": the pattern you get when a single liquid evaporates and leaves behind a ring of previously dissolved solids.
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The brine then evaporates from the lakes, leaving behind mineral salts like sodium chloride (rock salt), potassium (potash), bromine, halite, gypsum, and magnesium chloride.
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The biggest mistake I see is developers that raise enough for just one game, but if it doesn't work out, your company essentially evaporates.
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And since the lighter element evaporates faster than the heavier one, that should make the Moon more rich in potassium-39 — not potassium-41.
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When tar sands oil spills, the diluent evaporates pretty quickly — causing toxic, short-term air pollution — and leaves the heavy bitumen behind, which sinks.
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When the economy tanks -- as it had when Obama took office -- Americans' discretionary income evaporates, access to financing dries up and RV sales halt.
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Because more water evaporates from the oceans and warmer air holds more moisture, climate change should also lead to more intense and frequent storms.
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If what the end result of an interview with her is is more confusion about what the Trump world thinks, then that rationale evaporates.
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Evaporation pans are the unsung Band-Aids of the transit system: plain metal trays in which water collects, and, ideally, evaporates before it overflows.
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Despite stimulus measures, loan originations are expected to fall as confidence evaporates, said Barclays analyst John Aiken, despite a drop in banks' capital buffers.
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This makes the whole endeavor feel both valiant and vain, a stunning movie experience that evaporates in your mind not long after seeing it.
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This fabric dries in a third of the time it takes for cotton to dry, so it absorbs and then evaporates your night sweats.
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As a consequence, the plants both do less to cool their immediate environment (because less water evaporates) and also make the atmosphere less moist.
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In a single moment of recognition, everything Dr. Kalanithi has imagined for himself and his wife evaporates, and a new future has to be imagined.
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As the blood evaporates further, it leaves behind different patterns that depend on which parts of the whole blood mixture were deposited in each region.
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Sugar is very soluble in water, so it dissolves, then the water evaporates, and you're left with sugar crystals on the surface of your chocolate.
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Image: SATYRJA/ShutterstockThe "coffee ring effect" is that pattern you get when a single liquid evaporates and leaves behind a ring of previously dissolved solids.
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Inside Doug Wheeler's Synthetic Desert, the traffic of New York City, the din of the museum, the chaotic noise of everyday life — it all evaporates.
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As Hickok notes, "the cycle may continue" as that additional rainwater evaporates back into the atmosphere and causes rainfall on other farms and towns downwind.
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But trust in Suu Kyi among minorities evaporates as the military launches offensives that drive thousands of people, most of them Kachin, from their homes.
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You essentially infuse high-proof alcohol (like Everclear) with decarboxylated weed, then bake granulated sugar in the booze until it evaporates, leaving the THC behind.
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Either we give it to people to ride out the coronavirus now — adding to our deficit — or it simply evaporates as people's livelihoods disappear later.
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Many oil companies have rushed to cut spending and shareholder payouts while refiners worldwide are slashing production or considering cuts as demand for fuel evaporates.
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As true believers will remember, in Avengers: Infinity War, the purple titan Thanos snaps his fingers and evaporates half of all intelligent life in the universe.
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Less severely, booze makes us a bit nastier than normal; our criticisms become more cutting, our anger feels more palpable, and our tolerance for frustration evaporates.
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The scientists think these farms were cooler because the water that evaporates through the crops acts a bit like how your sweat can cool you down.
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However, as the duo's resurrections multiply, partygoers disappear, cool door art evaporates, fish named after cult-favorite Star Wars characters vanish, and engagement rings aren't safe.
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The urgency to find survivors, clear debris, treat the wounded, and comfort the grieving evaporates; the optimism that helps survivors face an uncertain future wears off.
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Add the wine and cook on high heat, scraping up all the brown bits in the pan, until almost all the liquid evaporates, about 3 minutes.
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Najdovski said any impact on local traffic would be temporary, as closing main routes in cities usually means traffic just "evaporates" as people change their behavior.
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Years of deforestation have stripped away the soil's ability to conserve water, leading to shortages in the dry season when most of the surface water evaporates.
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That decision boiled down to economics: "When moisture evaporates out of the cheese, the weight goes down and you're literally evaporating dollars or euros," Kindstedt said.
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It's a recipe for a movie that evaporates the second it's over at best, and one that makes no sense (as The Boss doesn't) at worst.
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Some Chinese companies hope the country's cornerstone One Belt One Road foreign policy initiative will provide a boost even if trade with the United States evaporates.
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" One Kurdish intelligence official, Lahur Talabani, told Reuters last week that even if ISIS evaporates "another group will pop up under a different name, a different scale.
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"It evaporates the water from the ink, curing the image to the fabric" so the print will last over time and through the washing machine, she explains.
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The bottom line: We are very close to the worst-case scenario for Brexit negotiations where positions become entrenched, goodwill evaporates and brinkmanship leads inexorably to disaster.
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Records held by the FBI on US citizens are typically private and not for public consumption, but an individual's right to privacy largely evaporates upon their death.
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Cask whiskey is stronger, at about 55% to 23% alcohol by volume, even if some alcohol evaporates as it matures in barrels for at least three years.
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Yet within moments, the thrill of Sam (Logan Browning) and Lionel (DeRon Horton) discovering a secret society lurking in the history of Winchester University ("The Order") evaporates.
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According to the EWG, a longevity study that took place between 2000 and 2013 showed that PMD evaporates from skin much more slowly than DEET or picaridin.
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As water evaporates from the lake, it appears to don a seasonal leopard print — not made of fur, but of minerals, which materialize in colorful spotted pools.
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If the good economic news is a mirage, or if Trump is just riding the Obama administration's economic policy coattails, then his sole claim to success evaporates.
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Oil exporting heavy-hitters like Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Nigeria and Russia will (and have started to) face growing political instability as their primary source of revenue evaporates.
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And as we watch take after take of the commercial, seeing the gumballs hit and miss and hit, the pleasure that this play's fabulous title promised evaporates.
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What that makes for is not a generation of stars you'll always remember, but a moment that will last until it evaporates, maybe taking everyone with it.
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So if the confidence evaporates that these guys at Liberty Street have lost control, then it will be at that moment, a real scramble for dollar cash.
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But all this tingling psychological horror evaporates as quickly as the phantom breath we see next to Cecilia as she stands outside — supposedly alone — one chilly night.
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The key issue is whether information that is seemingly lost when objects fall into a black hole is in principle recoverable from the radiation when it evaporates.
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Any mystery surrounding the band soon evaporates when you see them all changing under the cover of a boot in a rainy car park like Sunday league footballers.
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So people have to watch content — forgetting the issue with Snapchat of evanescent content — I send you a picture and it evaporates — but now it's a media platform.
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It's within those few post-lunch hours that our attention span slowly starts to fade, follow-up emails vanish and enthusiasm evaporates like rain on an arid day.
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The water then evaporates, leaving crusty formations (see picture) coloured both by minerals like iron and copper, and by such algae and bacteria as can survive the salinity.
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He said the environmental impact would be less severe than for a heavy crude spill, however, as condensate evaporates quickly and would not cause a major oil slick.
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Its lithe arpeggiations are shimmery and incandescent, a side of the producer born Dylan Scheer's musical output that's not often on display—but all too quickly, it evaporates.
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One of the things that makes humans such good distance runners is our ability to sweat, a liquid discharge that helps to cool our bodies as it evaporates.
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His entire campaign and essence was that he was a winner; people like to be with a winner, but once the winner tag evaporates, many start to leave.
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The term describes any carbon-based chemical that evaporates at room temperature, and it encompasses a huge variety of molecules, emitted both by plants and by human activities.
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The engine sits on the surface of water (blue), and when water on the surface below the device evaporates, it creates a piston-like back and forth motion.
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Turn the heat down to medium-low and cook uncovered until the liquid evaporates and the rice is cooked through, but not mushy or gluey, about 10 minutes.
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Why do we buy into the notion that our so-called prime evaporates along with our reproductive usefulness — if not before — despite all the evidence to the contrary?
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And because that "certainty" is based on the reference data set and the algorithm the company uses, even that certitude evaporates if the data set or algorithm changes.
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With great gusto Mark had knocked out, apropos of the hypercapitalistic reader: As class-based submissiveness justly evaporates, appropriate deference —to expertise, rationality, and even data—also disappears.
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As water evaporates from the saltwater lake, its salinity increases to eight or 10 times that of the ocean, creating an extreme habitat where few organisms can live.
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Liquid nitrogen evaporates pretty quickly when it reaches the air, but it could form residual puddles or pools in the dish or cup in which the dessert is served.
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Asphalt and concrete absorb more of the sun's energy than natural landscapes, while vegetation has a cooling effect as water drawn from the soil evaporates from leaves on plants.
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What remains when old-fashioned hard racism evaporates is a residue of unconscious bias and a tendency for people to sympathise more with those of their own racial group.
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And the Republican nominee's 2402-point edge among whites without college degrees evaporates into a 24.9-point deficit among those with a college education -- a full 35-point swing.
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Other variables matter too, from changes in temperature as blood flies through colder air, to the caliber weapon used, to how the stains dry out as the liquid evaporates.
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As Michael Schirber writes at Physics Focus:As a drop evaporates, the surfactants collect on the edge, creating a tension gradient that pulls liquid inward (the so-called Marangoni effect).
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"Clearing of trees reduces the soil's ability to retain water which seeps into rivers feeding reservoirs like Ndakaini dam," said Kihara, explaining that without trees, the water evaporates faster.
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The researchers don't know exactly what caused the blue whirl to form, and they plan to analyze how the fuel evaporates and mixes with the air, and other factors.
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Adopting the term that distillers use for the portion of their whiskey that evaporates as it ages in the barrel, Mr. Ousley calls the cemetery series The Angel's Share.
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But surely one reason has to be that the reason to spank your kids evaporates if there's a more effective way to change their behavior that doesn't involve violence.
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He might be a black man, but when he gets close enough to a white person (like his white female lover, for instance), his race evaporates from the conversation.
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Wrong-way bets, however, can mean heavy losses and unlike in oil, traders can't anchor laden tankers at sea in the hope that prices pick up because LNG slowly evaporates.
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When condensate meets water, it evaporates quickly and can cause large-scale explosion as it reacts with air and turns into a flammable gas, the transportation ministry said on Monday.
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In a large pan, melt the coconut oil on a medium heat; add the remaining paste and cook, stirring occasionally, for 20 minutes or until all of the moisture evaporates.
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That evaporates once you realize the source of the sound, and turns to confusion — what robber would attempt to enter via the front door and so persistently announce their presence?
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Unlike sweat, which some mammals (including humans) secrete onto their skin, where it evaporates and therefore cools the body, this fluid functions as a skin moisturizer, water repellent and antibiotic.
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The Aqaba complex, set to open in the summer, evaporates salt water piped from the nearby Red Sea to cool greenhouses, creating conditions for crops to grow all year round.
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That cultural dominance establishes a broad, shallow left-of-center consensus, which then evaporates when people have some personal reason to reject liberalism, or confront the limits of its case.
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"People will take psilocybin at a rave or at Burning Man" — the art and performance desert festival — "but the effect," he said, "evaporates like water running through their hands." video
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To prevent that, if I find myself in a dry room, I'll wet a towel and hang it over the room's heater so that the moisture evaporates into the room.
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Much of the rainfall in the Amazon is created by the forest itself — through the vapor produced by the forest when water evaporates from tree leaves high off the ground.
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"The laser evaporates tiny microscopic zones of tissue, almost like it drills tiny holes in the skin in a microscopic fashion, and that allows the scar to remodel itself," Rokhsar said.
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"If you forget the smear part, you will be worse off than before the bath because all the water evaporates out of the skin and leaves your skin dehydrated," she says.
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This current work has been years in the making, and if momentum evaporates as a result of the transition, it could leave a significant lingering risk to the overall global economy.
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During the hot summer months, the water evaporates and leaves behind shallow mineral pools, each surrounded by crusty frames made of salt and minerals, like magnesium, sulfates, calcium, titanium, and sodium.
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LNG boils off, or evaporates, at all stages of its transport, storage and re-gasification and the longer it is in any of these processes, the more that will be lost.
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Water that evaporates from lakes, swimming pools and reservoirs, or "transpires" in the photosynthetic process whereby water passes into the leaves of plants, joins the atmosphere and will eventually be recycled.
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Many of the ghostly poems in "Garden Time" convey, with the virtuosic control of a lifelong craftsman, the actual feeling of time slipping away — each line rises and evaporates like steam.
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The grave Nocturne No. 13 in C Minor — with a funeral march opening and an ending that, he said, "evaporates like a last breath" — at the center of the track list.
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And if their anticipatory catharsis and faith in the democratic process evaporates, the anger could seek a different outlet — in turn risking a backlash from Trump supporters and a downward spiral.
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When large spacecraft enter the atmosphere without a heat shield, between 10 percent and 40 percent of their mass usually makes it to the surface, and the rest melts or evaporates.
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If you are cooking in an uncovered container for a long time (such as 2+ hours), you may want to slowly add extra water during the cooking process as water evaporates.
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One is that the very excess of the aesthetic experience, the fact that it evaporates so fast upon contact with daily life, is a reminder of how impoverished daily life is.
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The panel emphasized that perinatal depression is shouldn't be confused with "baby blues" — the tears, irritability, fatigue, and anxiety that many women experience after delivery but which evaporates within 10 days.
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Asked about the spit that his people had given Colleran, he told me he had come to believe that there couldn't be anything in it; spit evaporates to nothing, after all.
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The question as to whether these references are naive and accidental or wink-and-nudge purposeful eventually evaporates into a damp cloud of mortified discomfort when the visuals are added in.
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VX is not only the deadliest nerve agent, but also the most persistent in the environment -- it evaporates slowly, especially in cold conditions, making it both a long- and short-term threat.
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When that moisture-laden air reaches cooler temperatures higher up in the atmosphere, the water condenses to form clouds — which spin and grow, fueled by more warm ocean water as it evaporates.
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Nvidia nurses 'crypto hangover' as demand for mining chips evaporates (CNBC) Why it matters: The ups and downs of cryptocurrency prices have business consequences beyond their direct investors, as Nvidia's challenges shows.
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Baroque and melodramatic, everything about bullfighting—the absurd seriousness of it—bears a faint trace of humor, which immediately evaporates when you witness the wavering, frustrated bull collapse to an undignified death.
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But if information is lost when a black hole evaporates into a featureless gas of Hawking radiation, then the universe's past can't be gleaned from the present, and quantum mechanics breaks down.
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Everyone I trust has reported back to me that the challenging aspects of your 20s — the sort of stuff Girls is about, actually — just evaporates into the rearview mirror in your 30s.
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Next thing you know, you've entered the land of no return known as binge drinking, and any chance you had of a productive tomorrow evaporates faster than the liquor on your breath.
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The vegetation on a living roof cools the surrounding air through evapotranspiration, the process in which moisture in plant leaves evaporates into the air, essentially working like an outdoor air-conditioning system.
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Fuck Yeah Fluid Dynamics explains that there's a lot to be seeing going on in this accelerated footage of blood evaporating:As water from the blood evaporates, it causes relative changes in surface tension.
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Minerals like salts that form when water evaporates, clays that form when water sticks around for a long time, and carbonates that form when carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is dissolved in water.
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The coalition between left and right evaporates, the idea's economic inevitability looks fanciful, and the promise that the plan could end poverty forever looks more dependent on technical details than you might think.
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If you're holding onto $100,000 worth of BTC, and things take a sudden turn for the worse... well, you could be left holding a bag whose value quickly evaporates before your very eyes.
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It is also a particularly volatile chemical, which means it easily evaporates after spraying and can be carried by the wind—often in unpredictable directions—making it far more drift-prone than glyphosate.
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I suppose the real danger is not that the press ceases to be free but that it becomes so hopelessly fragmented that the line between fact and fiction, news and propaganda, completely evaporates.
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When masters arrive at Iron Mountain, they say, institutional memory — archivists' firsthand knowledge of poorly inventoried stacks — evaporates, as does the possibility of finding lost material, either by dogged digging or chance discovery.
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All pretense of shyness or awkwardness evaporates as the group — two 503-year-olds and one 15-year-old — begin hammering away at bass, guitar and drums to create a joyous, youthful racket.
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"The Spanish and German flash CPIs will underscore that euro area inflation is in for a major drop as the support from energy base and calendar effects evaporates," Commerzbank analyst Michael Leister said.
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But the instant the song is over, that feeling evaporates into the tumult of this sprawling, frequently incomprehensible play, which means to be obscure, though probably not to the degree that it is.
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All pretense of shyness or awkwardness evaporates as the group — two 17-year-olds and one 15-year-old — begin hammering away at bass, guitar and drums to create a joyous, youthful racket.
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Excitement all but evaporates when Ms. Mutu turns to sculpture and installation, as evidenced by "Ndoro Na Miti," her show at the Gladstone Gallery and her first in New York of only sculpture.
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Earth currently sits in the "habitable zone" of the sun — the distance at which the planet is warm enough to have liquid water on its surface, but not so hot that the water evaporates.
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When experiencing the chemical, the awareness of individual body identity somewhat evaporates and subject/object relationships tend to dissolve; the world seems as if it is simply a fluid, shifting extension of the mind.
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Usually, warm ocean waters and atmospheric disturbances traveling west from Africa create what amounts to an atmospheric exhaust fan: warm, moist air evaporates off the surface of the ocean and rises to cooler altitudes.
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Images courtesy the artists Efflorescence is the process by which salt rises to the surface of a body of water: that body water evaporates, leaving a coat of salt on the now dried wall.
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Not only does the wine impart a nuanced flavor upon the tempura, it also makes the tempura crispier and drier as the alcohol prevents gluten formation and evaporates once it hits the hot oil.
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But just days into Nic's arrival, Annaleise evaporates into thin air, and town residents are understandably convinced that the two disappearances are connected, down to the roster of suspects, motives, and clues left behind.
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The frisson evaporates, and the game becomes more like church: a profoundly alienating activity where the suspicion that everyone is faking it vies with the fear that everyone is more into it than you.
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While smoking the meat, you may experience the dreaded "stall," in which the internal meat temperature plateaus around 150 to 160 degrees, or even drops, as liquid evaporates from the surface of the brisket.
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As any hope of romantic tension — or actual acting — evaporates, we're left to ogle clichéd underwater thrashing about as the so-called Megalodon, basically a crusty Zeppelin with fins, gobbles an appetizer or two.
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Researchers gave a cough or a sneeze the term "multiphase turbulent buoyant cloud," since the cloud mixes with surrounding air before its payload of liquid droplets falls out, evaporates into solid residues, or both.
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And any vanity you have about this gradually evaporates as you get bigger and just want to be comfortable and hide the deeply unsexy maternity-ness of your jeans with as little effort as possible.
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This closing admonition seemed to allude to a familiar phenomenon: school shootings inspire immediate outpourings of grief and calls for stricter gun regulation, but before long, the shock recedes and political will for change evaporates.
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I had to attempt to reach him through other means, such as: if you do get caught with drugs on your possession, your dream of going to play professional football or play professional basketball evaporates.
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Companies like airlines are rushing to draw down on revolving credit as their revenue evaporates, M&A and IPO work is drying up, and the Federal Reserve is taking drastic steps to shore up liquidity.
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But in the summer, when the air is hot and dry, most of the water evaporates, leaving behind shallow, mineral-rich pools separated from one another by crusty salts and minerals that precipitated in the process.
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As Mr. Trump's mirage of an Arab order evaporates, a stark reality emerges: There is no credible Arab challenge to Iran's regional influence, nor is there any prospect of reducing it with American threats and bluster.
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Russia's economic growth has waned this year as investment activity evaporates and consumer demand flatlines, but it is seen increasing in 2020 as the government gears up for so-called national projects designed to boost growth.
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That's why companies such as Abermale have been here for years extracting lithium in a time consuming process of pumping water into huge extraction pools where the water evaporates and eventually leaves the salt, potash, and lithium.
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However, in arid regions, this increase in leafy vegetation may actually be slowing the effects of global warming by up to 14% through a process called transpiration, in which water evaporates from leaves and enters the atmosphere.
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One user posted to the Kamado Guru forum found that the spray works well at 300 degrees Fahrenheit, but the solution evaporates too quickly anything above that, which explains why we had to spray a few times.
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Eight months later, planning for the withdrawal is now underway -- against the advice of those same officials, who warned in April that Russia and Iran would gain stronger footholds in Syria when the US presence there evaporates.
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Kamburoff throws himself onto the floor violently, puts his bassist in a headlock, hurls himself into the mosh pit with the blatant disregard for personal welfare that usually evaporates as soon as you can grow facial hair.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government will likely announce a package of measures to prop up the civil aviation sector later on Monday, as business evaporates and flights are canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Infrastructure Ministry said.
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But some of that confidence evaporates when she hangs around a practice space used by the Lionesses, a local championship dance troupe whose members practice an aggressive form of unison movement somewhere between crunk and ritualistic war dances.
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With so much debt and little equity — its market capitalization is only $600 million despite having $2.4 billion in cash — if SunEdison declares bankruptcy, Vivint will face a drawn-out process and may find that the cash evaporates.
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As of now, Trump has expressed support for big, vague ideas — including tougher background checks and restrictions on firearms access to the mentally ill — but on the gun issue, consensus typically evaporates when lawmakers dive into the details.
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Some of the water evaporates from warm concrete walkways, wafting an artificial petrichor scent over entrance D2, the gate in the north-west corner of the compound which leads to a sixth factory as yet only half built.
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But the charm evaporates swiftly as the river, often labeled the world's most polluted, descends past crowded zones of factories and homes that dump a pungent stew of garbage, waste and sewage into its 2280-km (190-mile) stretch.
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Chinese steel mills are adding millions of tonnes of new high-end capacity, just as Chinese demand evaporates for metal sheets used in products ranging from car bodies to household appliances as economic growth in that country slows down.
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BRASILIA, March 16 (Reuters) - Brazil's government will likely announce a package of measures to prop up the civil aviation sector later on Monday, as business evaporates and flights are cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Infrastructure Ministry said.
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Often, it will simply hang there until it evaporates, but if the air is hot and humid, the cloud will keep bubbling upward to the tropopause, the lid about 21 miles up beneath which most of our weather occurs.
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In some ways, that safeness is a virtue, but Eddie is the kind of film that evaporates from memory about five minutes after you leave the theater, crowded out by all the better variations of its story that you've seen.
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That can not only accelerate the freezing process on an airplane's wing, for example, it can also be problematic in areas where corrosive salt can build-up on a surface as ocean spray slams into a structure and quickly evaporates.
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Typically, courts have held that any expectation of privacy, and the attendant Fourth Amendment protections, evaporates when an individual voluntarily shares material or data with a third party, such as in social media posts or your cell phone's location services.
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Warehouses should be bulging with tens of millions of tonnes of rice, if harvest data is to be believed, but every January officials reset the numbers to zero and the stock just evaporates from the books, the senior official said.
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Heat and water loss are closely related: heating the air in the nasal cavities means the lining of the nasal cavity (mucosa) becomes cooler than core body temperature; at the same time, water evaporates (becomes vapour) to make the air moist.
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Yet now, Istalif is endangered again, and the peril this time is more difficult to escape: imposed not by marauders but by neglect, as Afghanistan's government grapples with accelerating violence and a collapsing economy, and as the foreign presence evaporates.
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Gasoline evaporates really quickly, and it's likely that some drops are still on your face when you breathe out—any little spark from the torch can light you up, which is why, for that act, we prefer to use diesel.
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The steam that evaporates from the onions helps cook both the beef, and—while passing through five holes in the patty—the buns, making them distant relatives (or at least casual hookups) of soft Chinese breads like baozi and mantou.
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With all brushes, no matter the materials used, you still want to invest in a good drip stand that orients the bristles upside-down after use so moisture evaporates properly and doesn&apost soak down into the base of the knot.
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As the mayonnaise on the surface of a piece of meat cooks, its water content eventually evaporates away, breaking the emulsion and leaving behind a thin, evenly distributed layer of fat, as well as a very, very thin coating of egg protein.
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Alabama will send letters to parents around Christmas notifying them that 84,000 kids stand to lose health coverage next year as funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program evaporates, Cathy Caldwell, director of Alabama's Bureau of Children's Health Insurance, confirmed to Axios.
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I have done both, and when I am honest, I've frequently felt the respect drain from people's faces; the rapport I've worked hard to build evaporates, and I can feel their confusion and judgment burning into me for the duration of the trip.
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I am particularly impressed with the smooth movements and the ability to adjust the spray so that I am not shooting water high into the air where too much evaporates before it ever hits the ground and the roots of the plants.
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"Gold and silver are highly likely to rise sharply if the sudden consensus that the ECB (European Central Bank) and even the Bank of England might join the Fed in cutting back stimulus evaporates just as quickly when they disappoint," he added.
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But a soundtrack which would not be out of place in a classic arcade platform game sets a playful tone which should put your mind at rest, even as the artist's catlike form bristles, liquefies on the floor, and then evaporates altogether.
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The importance of losing yourself to awe once in a while Malu: You'd like to think you are a person of average conversational and social skills, and yet this all evaporates the moment you find yourself sharing an elevator with the CEO of your company.
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Median annual pay: $79,370Projected job growth through 22026: 219% These workers study how water moves across and through the Earth's surface, how forms of precipitation impact river flows and groundwater levels, and how surface water and groundwater evaporates into the atmosphere or eventually joins oceans.
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Median annual pay: $284,2270Projected job growth through 22026: 224% These workers study how water moves across and through the Earth's surface, how forms of precipitation impact river flows and groundwater levels, and how surface water and groundwater evaporates into the atmosphere or eventually joins oceans.
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Catch up quick: Cryptocurrency scams are thriving on Twitter eight months after it said it was working to eliminate them; two initial coin offering issuers settle Securities and Exchange Commission registration charges; and Nvidia nurses a "crypto hangover" as demand for mining chips evaporates.
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It's even more laborious if you're pumping instead of latch-feeding: You have to get up multiple times in the middle of the night to feed the baby and pump, separately, because as soon as you stop pumping every two hours, your milk supply evaporates.
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And so it's curious to see how the empathy of so many people evaporates when they read a story about a pretty young woman who died in an accident when that accident may have involved taking a photo of herself or her fabulous experience.
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Return to Mosul: Hell and humanity in ISIS' shadow Orphaned by an airstrike But if the story of Iraq is one of survival of the human spirit, it is also one of deep suffocating sorrow, and moments later, my joy evaporates as Mattar's neighbour arrives.
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The United States has faced an agricultural crisis this year caused by the new formulations of dicamba-based herbicides, which farmers and weed experts say have harmed crops that cannot resist the chemical because it evaporates and drifts away from where it is applied.
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The Duffers go for competence rather than wonder every time, and while they are smart to do that, keeping the show on an even keel, it means that Stranger Things evaporates after you see it, a popcorn pleasure but not a whole lot more.
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For an issue of the European Physical Journal Special Topics, to be released in January, they follow carbon dioxide from where it first becomes trapped in grapes on vines until it enters the bottle and forms, rises and eventually bursts and evaporates in your glass.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Storms in Argentina over the coming two weeks will slow the final stages of 2017/18 wheat planting, crop weather experts said on Monday, adding that flooded areas will likely be sown with soy once the moisture evaporates later this year.
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So-called "tidal dwarf galaxies" could form when dark matter and baryonic matter is "ejected" from an existing galaxy due to tidal forces, but the dark matter component evaporates due to its higher velocity, leaving only stars and gas to form a new galaxy.
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Normally it could be interpreted as a playful moment between two men, the threat of annihilation diffused by a simple smile, but by placing the action or "capturing" the moment within an environment consumed by smoke and fire, the playfulness evaporates and the imminent danger is highlighted.
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The $20173 billion contained in the Senate version of the stimulus package — which stalled in Congress on Sunday — would guarantee private-sector loans to companies through the Small Business Administration, freeing up more funds for outfits struggling to keep their head above water as revenue evaporates.
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One of the most acute financial strains for Americans if they get the coronavirus will be related to cash flow — the loss of a paycheck for those who can't go to work or dramatic reductions in revenue for business owners whose foot traffic evaporates, according to experts.
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As the mist slowly evaporates to expose a breathtaking view of the rugged Helan Mountains, scores of women dressed in jeans, light jumpers and colorful head veils crouch along rows of vines, expertly cutting the dark-colored, ripe grapes and collecting them in green plastic cases.
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"If there's a sense in some of these rural communities that there's no recourse for the chronic, ongoing killing of their cows or sheep killed by wolves, then their willingness to do any kind of collaborative, positive work with the agency and to use nonlethal tools evaporates," Cantrell said.
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In Haacke's non-illusionist piece, water simply but beaufifully evaporates and condenses on the inside of a clear Plexiglas cube, cycling around presumably forever, thus demonstrating Haacke's powerful interest in the biological, ecological, and cybernetic, which was inspired by biologist Ludwig von Bertalanffy's book General Systems Theory (63).
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However, Democrats should be clearly aware and deeply alarmed when polls show that the large Democratic lead in national polling evaporates almost entirely in key battleground and electoral vote states, and in key states and districts that will determine which party controls the presidency, House, Senate and federal judiciary.
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The album's hardly a more objective take on decadence than those of his contemporaries, as if such a thing were possible, but by dunking his head in a bubbling swamp of textured sound until any vestige of received songform evaporates, he dodges the convention of identifiable/relatable performative subjectivity.
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Much of the energy and urgency of what looks like the makings of a full-fledged war evaporates the moment Shyne decides not to shoot Andre, whom he's discovered is involved with Nessa, his sister (or niece, or best friend — the show has described their relationship all three ways).
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Under the white gaze, the black child becomes another black boy, like Michael Brown and the officer, representative of the history of law enforcement as an institution that polices black bodies unjustly, his race evaporates, he is simply an agent of the state, like the white patrolman, Darren Wilson.
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While most moisture-wicking fabrics currently on the market draw sweat to the surface of clothing so it evaporates more quickly, microfluidics directs moisture into tiny three-dimensional channels and then controls the direction of the fluid so it collects or drips off textiles exactly where manufacturers wants it to.
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And since the air is so dry in a sauna, sweat evaporates faster on your skin, so you can tolerate the higher temperature (most saunas are heated between 160-170 degrees Fahrenheit, per the American College of Sports Medicine) and often end up sweating a lot, according to Harvard Health Review.
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"When the sea water evaporates, the anticyclone ... stops it from becoming rain, and when it hits the mountain, that's where it can be gathered," Derhem told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, looking out from the top of Mount Boutmezguida besides a small building used as a fog observatory and tool deposit.
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His technical skill, evident in his loose, laid-back, absent-minded guitar noodling, is as reassuring to fans of power blues as "White Christmas" and "Sentimental Moments" are to the collective American heart; the result is a brand of synthetic all-purpose pumpkin pie so rarefied it evaporates into ether.
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As the memory of Shaq as one of the greatest big men of all-time evaporates, we still have the lovable, 7 foot-2 inch goof to celebrate, and as long as there are products to sell, then dammit, Shaquille O'Neal will be there to sell every last one of them.
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A glass of water (or other room temperature liquid) is key to the bird's continuous thirst as when it tips forward the fabric wrapping around its beak and head absorbs water which eventually evaporates and cools the head, causing the methylene chloride to once again condense and the cycle to start over.
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Mornings pass like boats in the fog, your sense of purpose evaporates onto the ceiling and leaves a strange dark stain, and you spend entire days watching TV, only standing upright the moment you hear your flatmate turn the key in the door so they don't think you've been sat on your arse all day.
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For modern-day American visitors, the Canary Islands resemble the Caribbean, but possess facilities and characteristics of Europe — hospitals, low crime, relatively high standard of living, Spanish culture and healthy, delicious food (great tapas, olive oil, indigenous white goat cheese and a local delicacy, "wrinkled potatoes" boiled in salted water until the water evaporates).
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There are five poems in this book called "Wonderland," and in each a character appears called Caleb, who goes from playing in his yard to tormenting a dog to tattooing a swastika on his arm to joining a skinhead march, swinging a pipe in his hand as his childhood evaporates and he disappears into … what?
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"No one disputes the convenience of the ride-hailing industry, but that convenience evaporates when you're stuck in traffic behind a double-parked Uber or Lyft, or when you can't get a ride because the vehicle isn't accessible to someone with a disability or because the algorithm disfavors the neighborhood where you live," Herrera said.
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But I saw him do this on TV and later, as I did television as a singing-songwriting pianist, I began to assume he chose that song for the same reason that I've often gravitated towards silliness on TV. It feels like nuance evaporates over TV. It doesn't feel like it will be absorbed or remembered.
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But even so the beats are fainter and laxer than those on If You're Reading This, and although things perk up at the end with "Pop Style" and the inescapable "Hotline Bling," for the most part each slow, bland, half-rapped/half-sung elegy drags and drags and evaporates into a fine, chilly, barely tangible mist.
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So I guess I'm pretty one-dimensional, but an ideal candidate for taking on a book like The Bag I'm In. Also, I figured it would be cool to share some of the sartorial tidbits I've gathered over the last 21960 or so years for the next generation of "yoof culture" historians, and before my brain evaporates into jelly.
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Keetje Kuipers's "Spring Letter from the South" follows the form faithfully, down to an unvoiced "wish you were here"; her beguiling account is like the letter you write in your head before you sit down and everything evaporates, as she gently urges us from the change in seasons toward a contemplation of the cycle of life.
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Given how verbose the band are—well, three of them; Kwon doesn't say anything—20 minutes evaporates to nothing, but it's definitely enough time to get a glimpse into the minds of one of the more unlikely phenomena in modern music, and to find out that, the more things have changed for the band, the more they've stayed the same.
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But the point of the film, which intercuts footage of actors Evan Peters, Barry Keoghan, Blake Jenner, and Jared Abrahamson with periodic interviews with the actual people they're playing, is that the fun quickly evaporates as you confront the contrast between how these inexperienced kids imagine the heist will go versus the much messier, darker reality they face when they stop dreaming and actually act.
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When synthetic fertilizer or manure is applied to agricultural soil but not fully taken up by plants it will enter the environment, either by volatilizing or washing off fields, he explains: When it evaporates, this nitrogen typically enters the atmosphere as nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas; when more fertilizer is applied than plants can use, excess nitrogen runs off with rain and irrigation water.
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See the full list below: Batman Begins Chernobyl Diaries Clerks Constantine Dreamcatcher Edge of Fear Eraser Gran Torino House of Deadly Secrets Los tiempos de Pablo Escobar: Season 1 Million Dollar Baby No Reservations Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Moby Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Nile Rodgers Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Noel Gallagher Once in a Lifetime Sessions with TLC P.S. I Love You Secretariat Silverado Steel Magnolias Stripes Switched (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): High schooler Ayumi's perfect world evaporates when her envious classmate Zenko somehow steals her body, her boyfriend and her life.
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