Love is strong as death It&aposs flashes are flashes of fire.
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Treatment of hot flashes is often neglected, but while hot flashes are benign, they can affect sleep and quality of life.
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A new and beautiful human family The very dream of God Love is strong as death It&aposs flashes are flashes of fire.
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One of every three women reported having hot flashes, which also increased their risk of depressive symptoms by 67 percent compared to women without hot flashes.
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Frequent moderate to severe hot flashes can often last 7 to 10 years, on average, and less frequent or severe hot flashes can last even longer.
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The term came from telegraphy, and before that from sending messages with literal flashes of light with mirrors or fires; "news flashes" come from the same origin.
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This slim, striking novel recounts the bizarre story, in poignant shimmering flashes and the subtle interstices separating those flashes, of the Ertl family as imagined by Hasbún.
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"Smokers have much worse hot flashes than non-smokers, so if you stop smoking, not only is it good for you, but also your hot flashes," Minkin said.
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Rebecca Thurston, Ph.D., a professor of psychiatry and director of the women's biobehavioral health program at the University of Pittsburgh who studies night sweats and hot flashes, said that nocturnal hot flashes in pregnancy seem to mirror hot flashes in menopause, and that those hormonal fluctuations might play a role.
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These blinding flashes were about the output of a thousand suns and some flashes lasted for a short period, about 10 times faster than the blink of an eye.
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And should you go full-on pro and start using multiple flashes it has an optical receiver mode so it can work with other flashes you might have in the room.
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Flashes of our own reality, then, sneak up on us.
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Then, five or ten minutes later this light flashes round.
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Some players at Summer League show flashes of those fundamentals.
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"Then we saw the flashes from Mandalay Bay," James said.
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Are there little pieces or flashes that you can share?
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There are arguments, flashes of paranoia and conspiracy as well.
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Another suggestion is that the flashes attract predators of copepods.
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And sometimes, that curiosity leads them to flashes of insight.
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There are only two flashes, but most people see three.
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Eclipses bring flashes of insight, a glimpse into your destiny.
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The series' harsher moments contain searing flashes of inescapable imagery.
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I get flashes of that anxiety looking at the MacBook.
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For example, I'm thinking of taking four flashes this year.
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" The ad then flashes that Trump will "stop illegal immigration.
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Heydari has flashes of memory from that day, he said.
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Coming out the door, the flashes are mightier than ever.
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When the unit flashes white, then blue, release the button.
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There are few surprises and few flashes of unpolished candor.
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The Golden Flashes finished the half with 53 total yards.
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Here I am, 70 years old, complaining of hot flashes.
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Although he struggled with command, he showed flashes of potential.
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I'd close my eyes and could see flashes of electricity.
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In other words, it encodes messages in flashes of light.
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Flashes of Beyoncé's face fill the cube as it turns.
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They're flashes only — they never last; the aether always disperses.
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And listen for the chords: flashes of Bach's immortal Chaconne.
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I saw flashes of my future rites of passage, mangled.
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Flashes of color; birds, butterflies, fish shining in the water.
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My consciousness was flooding with flashes of reality and unreality.
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There were at least flashes of real disapproval from Ryan.
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The Golden Flashes are home to face Stetson on Saturday.
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I am now into my fifth year of hot flashes.
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Maybe. But such flashes of recognition, however plentiful, remain incidental.
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I glanced to my right and began to see flashes.
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The cameras shudder as blinding light flashes across the earth.
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Lightning flashes not just within the storms but between them.
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There are flashes of promise, especially in the supporting characters.
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And then sometimes flashes of the real thing creep in.
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"I started going into menopause, having hot flashes," she said.
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"In the 2015 North American Menopause Society review of non hormonal therapies for hot flashes, we state that acupuncture cannot be recommended for the treatment of hot flashes," Pinkerton told Reuters Health by email.
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He momentarily flashes back to the sight of it burned down and torched, which we saw back in the season premiere, then flashes back again to playing football with his family in the yard.
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Her books include Gates & Fields (Belladonna*), Swimming Pool (DoubleCross Press), Flashes (Shearsman Books), Holiday (Shearsman Books), Waves (Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs), from Flashes (Sona Books), snapshot (Sona Books), and Fanimaly (Dusie Kollektiv).
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"The source of the flashes is definitely not on the ground," Alexander Marshak, DSCOVR scientist and co-author of a new study about the flashes in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, said in a statement.
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And in "Closer," she displays flashes of real menace and manipulation.
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Camera flashes hide nothing and this powder keeps shine in check.
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Roiphe flashes her richness of mind most intently on Updike. In
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These flashes are amplified and turned into signals in the detectors.
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Mostly sheet lightning and not too loud but flashes are spectacular.
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Almost immediately I was getting flashes of the SNES classic Pilotwings.
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Before the crowd dispersed, there were flashes of applause and chanting.
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Two flashes illuminated the scene, making the chrome and colors pop.
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Both were flashes of life in genres that had practically flatlined.
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He has generated unexpected flashes of celebrity support and national attention.
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"Big Pants and Hot Flashes," Kevin Meaney and Julia Scotti. Feb.
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Each image flashes on the screen for only half a second.
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For brief flashes, though, I felt like I'd developed digital telekinesis.
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But even then, you see flashes of what's really troubling Shane.
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The more Trump flashes that temperament, the more presidential Clinton looks.
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Flashes of millennial pink, crisp fronts, and results to shout about?
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The trailer of the show flashes the words: CAN YOU SURVIVE?
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He snaps on his dive light, flashes it toward the shadow.
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Now celebrities showcase flashes of their personal lives on social media.
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Genius flashes of inspiration and exciting messages are coming your way.
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The corridor flashes in sync with music, resulting in entrancing patterns.
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I woke up one night with hot flashes and a rash.
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He plunges into the sea and that tuna fin flashes again.
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But when his humanity flashes out, it's all the more touching.
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You could see your muzzle flashes and the explosions of grenades.
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These unwelcome flashes of imagination force us to consider horrible scenarios.
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Any flashes of excitement are undercut by swaths of musical darkness.
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Mr. Lonergan allows them all, even Strings, flashes of self-awareness.
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Flashes of psychic insight arrive as the moon mingles with Uranus.
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A friend's name flashes on the caller ID, a welcome distraction.
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You know when they say your life flashes before your eyes?
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But those kinds of candidates come in flashes and fade quickly.
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Flashes of hesitation crossed his face at the Hampton pizza joint.
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Kamala Harris's fans like her smarts, toughness and flashes of warmth.
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On average, a woman will experience hot flashes for seven years.
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But Lynch showed flashes of Beast Mode, rumbling for 212 yards.
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Pylypchuk's empathy for his creations shows through in flashes of vulnerability.
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I still have flashes of us wrestling on the floor, roughhousing.
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Rihanna flashes a grin that is somehow both reassuring and mischievous.
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Taylor's prose is clear and direct, with flashes of surpassing loveliness.
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There's probably nobody on the horizon to see your flashes, anyway.
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"Keep the cult alive!" she flashes a Cheshire cat-like grin.
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Polek's imagery, though, comes through like flashes in a silent film.
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Maia provides flashes of humor and suspense as she outwits Jax.
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But I stay for the rare and magic flashes of connection.
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Flashes of intuitive insight arrive as the moon meets electric Uranus.
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But he provides enough flashes to tantalize teammates and demoralize opponents.
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This story flashes between Enia's Sicilian childhood and the recent past.
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But the hours drag on and the flashes elicit fewer cheers.
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"Throughout this whole season we've shown flashes of who we can be, but we've got to get past that stage of showing flashes and be the team that we want to be," Cousins told reporters. 1.
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Perhaps the lightning itself is directly responsible for the gamma-ray flashes.
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When electron neutrinos hit the oil, they create tiny flashes of light.
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Tubes turn the flashes into a signal that a computer can read.
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She points to the ladies, bathing in the light of camera flashes.
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This LED flashes different colors depending on the status of the printer.
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Despite the fixedness of the figure, the rapid animation flashes every second.
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The big picture: None of the crises are flashes in the pan.
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A tense scene in which protestors of color confront cops flashes by.
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At the wedding, the show flashes through Callie and Brandon's love affair.
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The time flashes up on the face and disappears just as quickly.
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But Biden's advantage flashes a particularly bright danger sign for the incumbent.
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Mr. Obama spoke informally at times, and with occasional flashes of humor.
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"I'm better but from time to time, I have flashes," he says.
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Keep it in sight, even as the Trump Express flashes dangerously past.
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Amorphous bodies dance and twist across canvases, with flashes of bright colour.
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Tonally, they're also similarly reserved, remote movies with sudden flashes of violence.
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You'll see TWO RED FLASHES and then a SOLID RED BEFORE FADE.
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Muzzle flashes could be seen from the sniper's position inside the city.
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Here and there, all the same, Barnes's rapier wit flashes and glitters.
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Nor was it from from the glare of flashing paparazzi flashes. Nope.
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Participants were able to sleep through the flashes of light without waking.
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Everything that flashes, shines, and fascinates is built for you to investigate.
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I'd have taken the superficial flashes of color as a get-out.
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Astronomers have described these red flashes as fast-moving jets of matter.
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To the left is an indicator that flashes big, white and bright.
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Two black hole scenarios might result in the observed x-ray flashes.
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The swelling in his heart and flashes of warmth across his shoulders.
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She flashes a toothy smile across the restaurant at a little girl,
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I looked around for single flashes near the grass and approached them.
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That night, after dinner (tilapia), flashes strobed above the canyon's southern walls.
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The hot flashes "came back with a vengeance" and haven't stopped since.
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These radio flashes usually last a millisecond and have unknown physical origin.
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This produces brilliant flashes of light that we call a meteor shower.
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Fortunately, Stenberg is genuinely appealing, mixing vulnerability with flashes of her powers.
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She flashes to another moment in another car and sees a dreamcatcher.
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As the fan walks away, Saweetie flashes a smile to her team.
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Lots of intuitive flashes will come your way today—don't ignore them.
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Ramaphosa will not change that as a billionaire who flashes his wealth.
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To facilitate more flashes of inspiration, make space for these serene moments.
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The most common in the trials were hot flashes, headaches, and insomnia.
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Does Spencer Ware still get the majority of touches until Charles flashes?
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She steps forward into a burst of camera flashes and gawking tourists.
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He also identifies himself as a journalist and flashes a press pass.
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"I wanted it to be pops and flashes, not chronological," she said.
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Is there new evidence that tells us about hot flashes in menopause?
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Hot flashes and night sweats are the two vasomotor symptoms of menopause.
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But this time, it bypassed hot flashes and went right to sex.
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Occasional flashes of blue whizzed past as we spotted a crater lake.
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After he takes a bad fall, the movie flashes back two days.
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You'll also find discounts on Olympus accessories like voice recorders and flashes.
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This gives them pain, of course, but also illuminating flashes of eloquence.
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Water flashes, blue as lapis, from behind bottle-green stands of pine.
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The arrival of "Wonder Woman" was accompanied by flashes of ongoing sexism.
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Despite brief flashes of dominance, Harvey has struggled through command this season.
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"The Affair" flashes back a year in the life of Noah Solloway.
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Witnesses described seeing only "flashes of light from the weapon," police said.
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It's hard to deny that Mercenaries offers flashes of that old joy.
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Mr. Trump, who enjoys flashes of showmanship, appeared intrigued by the possibility.
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The momentum measure flashes overbought conditions when it trades above 70. Disclaimer
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In addition to low-level criminal activity, there were flashes of violence.
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Without dominating the mix, Carlos Santana's distorted lead guitar flashes alarm signals.
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A senior yearbook photo of her troglodyte kid flashes across the screen.
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This city in southern Florida ranks 14th in North America for the most lightning-prone places and 122nd globally, receiving almost 205 lightning flashes per square mile (79 flashes per square kilometer) every year, according to the study.
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Flashes of personality and humor Having lived under what she calls the "crushing intensity" of the media spotlight, the Clinton you see here exhibits flashes of personality and humor both in the sitting interview and behind-the-scenes footage.
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But her latest novel has something extra — flashes of comedy amid the chaos.
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The darkly comic tale doubles up as a thriller, with flashes of violence.
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Flashes of the Ozark surroundings introduce us to this mysterious characters about town.
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Scientists have reported flashes during quakes since before the widespread use of electricity.
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An officer says he sees flashes of gunfire from an upper floor window.
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Some of the brightest flashes in the universe may be coming into focus.
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As Ben hears this, he flashes through the similarities of Sasha and Becky.
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The moment evoked some of the unscripted flashes that defined Trump's 2016 campaign.
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A video flashes the message: "Keep Thailand the Land of Smiles for all".
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We've shown the world that we have flashes of being a good team.
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The music doesn't change, Tess doesn't get flashes and images of the ocean.
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The logo flashes up, and it's over—viral influencer marketing in 30 seconds.
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But there were also flashes of annoyance as Green was probed more deeply.
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Fear flashes from the dense woods seen in Taejoong Kim's Foresta series (2019).
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My life flashes before my eyes every time I set foot on one!
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His silhouette flashes throughout the video, before appearing within a sleek sports car.
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WHITE PLAINS "Big Pants and Hot Flashes," Kevin Meaney and Julia Scotti. Feb.
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The Oracle flashes a smile as he makes his way into the meeting.
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Hot flashes reportedly improve with use of certain antidepressants that change serotonin levels.
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Watch for yellow flashes around the edge of the screen during a battle.
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He even saw a few Polaroids amongst the sea of cameras and flashes.
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And then suddenly, the life she will never have flashes before her eyes.
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She looked for flashes of ultraviolet light, not X-rays as Komossa had.
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I'm getting flashes of being at a rave in the Lowlands, years ago.
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When the moment came to take the first shot, my flashes weren't working.
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Despite flashes of brilliance, Woods knows there is plenty of room for improvement.
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An unknown number flashes on the screen, but the messages are weirdly personal.
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For years the flashes first seemed either improbable or at least vanishingly rare.
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When their atom is in the excited state, the researchers observe no flashes.
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A siren sounds and a panic of blue light flashes through the darkness.
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Rachel flashes back to the moment the rift between her and Leekie began.
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Sometimes these flashes are rapid-fire montages from Dolores' mental point of view.
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But again, it's not unusual for younger women to get hot flashes, too.
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It does this faster and faster — 200 flashes a minute is not uncommon.
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There are flashes of that, but it deserves to be the lead singer.
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The power went out, and the darkness was rent with flashes of lights.
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Cultivate awareness and savor every experience, as life flashes by in a moment.
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Extraordinary sentences, flashes of fresh perception, a carefully constructed edifice with deep meaning.
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Alana Yzola: Tattoo flashes are some of the earliest depictions of tattoo art.
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The place lit up with smartphone flashes as he moved toward the bar.
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While the symptoms were subtle at first, the hot flashes became more bothersome.
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Hot flashes are a lamentable part of reaching middle age for many women.
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Then he flashes back and commences the long story of her fraught life.
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Indeed, a look of naked exasperation flashes across her carefully made-up face.
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PERSONAL MUSICAL STYLE Tender jazz vocals with flashes of adult-contemporary R&B.
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Other useful features include an alarm with a buzzer sound and screen flashes.
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But the injuries seemed to plunge her into menopause, complete with hot flashes.
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In Ohio, Mr. Kasich is known for flashes of impatience, anger and disdain.
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During hot flashes, women suddenly feel uncomfortably warm, become flushed and begin sweating.
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I'll be back with video games, with all their noise, flashes, and melodrama.
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The Google team notes that these trends might be flashes in the pan.
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There have been flashes of fight-inspired brilliance in comedy in the past.
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"Cargo transported," flashes my engineering station screen, barely operating with sparks flying everywhere.
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Like for many young players, the lulls between the flashes were her issue.
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These radio flashes usually last a millisecond and have an unknown physical origin.
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And then I turned around and actually saw the flashes from the gun.
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Despite the flashes of self-awareness, the hero of "Wisdom" is mob justice.
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A tall, strong-armed quarterback out of California, Webb showed flashes of potential.
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But Danvers, also known as Captain Marvel, starts getting flashes of her past.
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Since Elizabeth arrived in Monterey, she has been seeing flashes of menacing water.
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He knew his father only "in flashes," he told The Times in 21977.
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Lisbeth takes out her cellphone and flashes a picture of her foster daughter.
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The clerk's diamond engagement ring flashes as she hands me the marriage license.
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I feel better, though there are still flashes of chest pain and discomfort.
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It flashes like hot, molten gold across the nail plates of young women.
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They are prettiest, adding flashes of pink and gold amid the dark leaves.
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Then the flashes of pain were just an extra beat in the music.
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And then, some surprises: flashes of brightness from lightning strikes within the hurricane.
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Flashes from tank muzzles, antiaircraft weapons and machine guns lit up the air.
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You see flashes of Hammond's explosive temper and some vanity, but also talent.
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But the cast's commitment brings the work's flashes of lyricism to powerful life.
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Instead, we keep seeing the same vague flashes of flames and shadowy figures.
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The flashes soon subsided, but the red cast across his vision did not.
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The Anunnaki gods carried torches of fire, scorching the country with brilliant flashes.
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Muzzle flashes could be seen inside the truck, helicopter footage from WSVN shows.
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Even the bleakest Carnegie stories, by contrast, strobe with flashes of good will.
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The resulting episode contains flashes of brilliance, but overall is clumsy and unbalanced.
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But suddenly, flashes of a purple parka can be seen through the trees.
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It was really dark but [there were] flashes of lights here and there.
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Scientists have been aware of high-energy physics occurring inside thunderstorms since the 1980s, when gamma-ray satellites started measured terrestrial gamma-ray flashes blasting into space, but didn't really know why so few lightning bolts came with the flashes.
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"For 18 years now I have been trying to convince women that they don't want to start postmenopausal estrogens, and I've been encouraging women who have hot flashes to try to resolve those hot flashes through other medical means," Brawley said.
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And even though it presents what happens to Marie only in a series of quick flashes that never show so much that you get a full picture of the crime, those flashes will still be too much for some viewers.
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His few flashes of emotion came when discussing the prospect of recurring electoral interference.
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The home button is also a display that flashes the original Xbox splash screen.
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Look at the fuzzy tails of passing comets or the bright flashes of meteors.
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Rihanna — N/A Rihanna will only appear as flashes of a giant fur coat.
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Short flashes show that it's recording, and five glowing lights indicate that it's charging.
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It flashes on the screen for a few seconds, but you can't miss it.
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The majority, 82%, felt the intervention had helped them with hot flashes/night sweats.
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Since then, he's cycled through flashes of mediocrity, solidity, flat-out awfulness and brilliance.
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And before you can react, the pup is going in the flashiest of flashes.
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PetGa says fondly, "Hello Gaga," and then the word "Enigma" flashes across the screen.
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She has a face so recognizable that it has launched a thousand camera flashes.
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The episode ends with flashes of green and red on Owen and Annie's faces.
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Especially notable because of the early flashes of greatness the young Rick Rude shows.
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We show flashes where we're making a real, genuine effort and we look good.
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Solar flares are intense flashes of light created by the tempestuous conditions near sunspots.
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The couple have wide smiles as the fertility nurse flashes a dazzling diamond ring.
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Those who stayed for the after-credits scenes saw flashes of these gruesome details.
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In the van, Offred flashes back to her own experience, which is pretty terrifying.
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How it works: Lightning can emit high-energy bursts known as gamma-ray flashes.
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In the current study, sedentary women were 21% more likely to experience hot flashes.
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Mercury retrograde meets Uranus on April 28, bringing you some brilliant flashes of insight.
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Yet they are seeing sufficient flashes from Fultz to believe he really is rebounding.
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And when I open the door to my truck, he flashes me the finger.
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Anti-Trump sentiment among Latino, Asian and African-American voters flashes clear warning signs.
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His discography is a cumulative slow burn, with flashes of brilliance on each release.
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The guard had shown flashes of exceptional talent, but he kept injuring his ankles.
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There will be more such multitasking during Wimbledon along with plenty of camera flashes.
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But, in flashes, he's showing he can survive when forced to do just that.
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It's unfortunate that these momentary flashes have to light up some pretty rough going.
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Weight loss also may lessen hot flashes, but losing weight after menopause is difficult.
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There were also brief flashes of the Dixie Chicks's formal politics during this show.
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So he flashes the prospect of an ultra-famous rapper named Calvin Wright, a.k.a.
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"In the Room" offers no flashes of universal revelation, but it's solid and smart.
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All of the women had been experiencing at least four hot flashes a day.
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We don't, except for brief curated flashes of them on vacation or being #couplegoals.
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Oliver looks directly into the camera and flashes the well-practised cheeky chappy grin.
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The Golden Flashes shot 230 percent and were 222 of 228 from long range.
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Senior guard Jalen Avery added 11 points and four assists for the Golden Flashes.
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But he continued, in flashes, to show his value to Woese as a thinker.
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Both players showed flashes early of the form that had brought them this far.
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Rare flashes of kindness and civility shine forth like beacons in all this murk.
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The program flashes an icon of a speedometer, indicating that he should slow down.
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She had shown toughness and flashes of bravery in six years as home secretary.
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And so we began to get flashes of Deadpool framed as a tragic figure.
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Hot flashes affect 75 percent of women during the transition to menopause, called perimenopause.
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There was a nearly blinding bombardment of photographers' flashes, as at a Broadway opening.
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Now, a team of researchers thinks it has uncovered what causes the unexpected flashes.
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Waiting for the mortar flashes, he focused on the Ukrainian positions on Karachun Hill.
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Occasionally, there are flashes of something like a "normal" 153-year-old in Morse.
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Or like the idea that when you are dying, your life flashes before you.
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Flashes of sparkly beads and long legs — the evening's entertainers — break up their exchanges.
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It typically "flashes red" by inverting 12 months before the beginning of a recession.
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The novel then flashes forward to June 1945, at the end of the war.
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Expect the Golden Flashes to come out with everything they have on Friday night.
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The past arises in kaleidoscopic flashes, as it does in so many Adès works.
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My heart is thudding; Michael flashes the lights; Laurel shifts; we hang there, together.
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Anti-paparazzi devices: CamoFlash, also by Harvey, triggers LEDs that overexpose paparazzi camera flashes.
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The flashes became even more important to Miller after the presidential election last November.
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In other words, the brain will turn the series of flashes into one flash.
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It flashes up on the screen for a very very brief period of time.
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A slideshow of photos flashes across the screen, and the shrill ringing goes on.
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To solve the mystery, researchers started digging through old DSCOVR photos to try to figure out what the flashes could be, and they came across something interesting in the process: This isn't the first time a spacecraft has spotted these flashes of light.
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Each of those quarterbacks (outside of Manziel) has shown flashes of greatness, however, and those flashes are a damn sight better than the mediocrity the Texans got in its long-running attempt to pull an effective passer from New England's quarterback junkyard.
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In between hitting all the high and low notes, she flashes a big, bright smile.
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Then, as the narrative progresses, Harding flashes back to the dad's relationship with his dad.
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The longer teaser showed flashes of various scenes, many featured the singer donning different outfits.
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They play until the early morning, at which point the episode flashes forward 11 years.
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As we register more of these flashes, chances are that some of them will repeat.
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Harlander said she drank a lot, and remembers the rest of the night in flashes.
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Jalen Brunson showed flashes of frustration, Omari Spellman was neutralized and Paschall was conspicuously quiet.
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It's been said that right before a person dies, their life flashes before their eyes.
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The dual flashes and software give users extensive control over lighting, skin tone, and makeup.
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You get flashes and pieces of what's to come on the rest of El Astronauta.
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"Before you share, you get nervous: You can't help but have those flashes," she says.
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The drone video zooms in on them, and flashes of gunfire light up the screen.
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No visual images, not of the show and just flashes of how we got out.
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As Dolores struggles against her programming, her mind flashes back to the Man in Black.
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During the scene, Alan's memory flashes back to him dancing around with a giddy Amma.
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From time to time I have 'the flashes,' but I wasn't hurt physically like many.
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Could it be because Milo Ventimiglia flashes his naked butt in the first few seconds?
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That's especially true if the causes of the flashes could harm astronauts or lunar infrastructure.
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The episode flashes forward 11 years, and Danny is a bored husband in the 'burbs.
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We've reported that satellites have measured terrestrial gamma ray flashes, or bolts of gamma rays.
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The colors alternate at a rate of 12 flashes per second for approximately six seconds.
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The yellow flashes represent lightning strikes, either cloud-to-ground discharges or cloud-to-cloud.
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I started having flashes that I might die on the table and not wake up.
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A title card flashes MONDAY, and we see the students sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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The process really is mesmerizing, brilliant flashes of crimson flame and drippy gobs of glass.
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As paparazzi shot their cameras, Edwards spotted their flashes reflecting off Lohan's Christian Louboutin heels.
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Chargers fans should hope he flashes this ability early and often once pads start cracking.
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"For women who are peri- or postmenopausal, hot flashes can be debilitating," Dr. Shirazian says.
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They may have trouble getting good sleep and can even develop anxiety around hot flashes.
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A spontaneous energy is in the air, and brilliant flashes of insight come your way.
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It flashes on him eating instant noodles, sleeping in a car, and scrubbing a toilet.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders displayed new flashes of impatience and even contempt toward each other.
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But the creature's purpose, like her flashes of fury and supercharged strength, are never decoded.
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When such flashes do occur, they often come from people who are not practiced politicians.
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Gradually, strikingly, it deflates for about a minute, its flashes slowing until it hangs dejectedly.
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Some women, called "early onset" hot flashers, begin to experience hot flashes long before menopause.
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Seeing such flashes on Jupiter is rare, and capturing one on video is even rarer.
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The flashes Ntilikina showed on Wednesday suggest he could turn a corner in Year 3.
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So far in his career, Winston has shown flashes of being a potentially great starter.
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Denver BroncosOne thing to know: Aaron Rodgers showed flashes of his incredible playmaking on Sunday.
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He would have wandered the woods, ever hopeful, eyes dazzled by sudden flashes of sunlight.
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"He passes my house and flashes me an awful expression," Mr. Reis said through tears.
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There's still room for flashes of kitsch: a paper umbrella here, a palm frond there.
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The moon connects with Uranus, the planet of surprises, bringing you unexpected flashes of insight.
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"DON'T DO DRUGS JUST TAKE SOME" flashes in digital letters across a retro desktop screen.
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"I've found it has reduced my hot flashes, although I still get them," she says.
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They are flashes of the day when two military officers showed up at my door.
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To be truly successful, Mr. Trump shouldn't shoot for flashes of genius with immediate results.
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And the government still appears to be turning off the internet during flashes of unrest.
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But Brexit also flashes a warning to those expecting a big win for Mr. Trump.
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He returns only in flashes, as a haunting specter of a bird engulfed in flame.
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When it's on, it flashes a white LED to signal that it could be recording.
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On June 11 and 12, Miller will take on three of his largest flashes yet.
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In 393, I wrote about gabapentin after discovering accidentally that it could counter hot flashes.
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As soon as the walk sign flashes, they are the first ones into the crosswalk.
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Grasping at flashes of normalcy Most of us crave some degree of predictability and stability.
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It's April, people, and Mama Nature is having hot-and-cold (but mostly cold) flashes.
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The most effective treatment for hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause is estrogen replacement.
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These flashes of hyperstylization enthrall, but Lobo does not extend this flair to his characters.
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As she's driving, Camille flashes back to photographs and memories of Ann's and Natalie's bodies.
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But in the course of their travels, their blog posts also noted flashes of cruelty.
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But despite each showing brief flashes of success, the early returns have not been pretty.
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Brooke still flashes back to the shadow of the gunman passing by their classroom door.
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His true self-periodically shows through, with flashes of sadness, confusion, and murderous self-loathing.
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Still, Williamson showed flashes of brilliance even when his shots weren&apost falling early on.
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Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady and Allen Iverson were all guards with flashes of Jordan's flair.
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When the convoy reached the road, muzzle flashes appeared in windows, and bullets whizzed by.
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Frightening blasts of light from the beach turned out to be flashes from photographers' cameras.
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Still, coaches and family friends said Gauff shows flashes of a girl still in childhood.
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Still, coaches and family friends said Gauff shows flashes of a girl still in childhood.
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Occasionally visible are flashes of the sharp but fair-minded writer from her previous works.
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Your brain is meant to instantly jump towards the most obvious conclusion: hot flashes. Menopause.
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He had flashes of greatness in Miami, but was largely inconsistent and hampered by injuries.
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"No, not that guy," the narrator says, as an image of Buttigieg flashes on screen.
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Lightning flashes, and cloud droplets swept aloft by immense updrafts freeze and fuse into hailstones.
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It flashes a photo of Warren at the White House with former President Barack Obama.
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I still don't know what triggers it, but hot flashes are terrible, and 100% real.
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He and Alexis finished their meal, then stepped outside, into a battery of camera flashes.
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As the flashes went off, ricocheting off her reflective pastie, she didn't bat an eye.
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He said it seemed in trouble, with flashes of flames coming out of its back.
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Thankfully, the narrative's multifarious hard-luck stories are also leavened with cunning flashes of humor.
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The movie flashes back to events of earlier months when the duo were still alive.
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We couldn't see them through the dark so shot at darting shadows and muzzle flashes.
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Some very surprising and exciting news—and even psychic flashes of insight—arrives this afternoon.
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He flashes teenage stubbornness in defying Iron Man (and everyone who seems to know better).
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Then he displays flashes of anger, sometimes so impassioned that he trips over his words.
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From the Song of Solomon in the Bible: Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm, for love is as strong as death, passion as fierce as the grave, its flashes of flashes of fire, a raging flame.
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The teasers start with several quick flashes set to the bass thumps that open the song.
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"This is one of the brightest gamma-ray flashes ever seen on the ground," Dwyer said.
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Hart flashes her a smile and proceeds to hit another goofy pose as Parrish starts laughing.
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We see flashes from Nina's life, and when Prairie comes to, she's a changed person. Literally.
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Pilots targeted by laser attacks have reported disorienting flashes, pain, spasms and spots in their vision.
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He showed flashes of what made him such a coveted player during his stint in Denver.
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We can, of course, see cloudy skies, flashes of lighting and other signs of inclement weather.
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None of that stops the brave—some might say foolhardy—commuters in Wiktoria Wojciechowska's Short Flashes.
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Chopra flashes an adorable smile in the video, as she runs towards Jonas on a balcony.
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In late August, researchers reported that the repeating burst sent out 15 flashes in one hour.
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Overall, participants under age 55 reported more night sweats and hot flashes than their older counterparts.
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Scouts can point to him seeing flashes of a defender's jersey and chucking the ball away.
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Maybe's it's Moriarty, maybe it's not," before text flashes, promising "Everything they know will be tested.
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Earlier today, they were but flashes on the big screen at Microsoft's big E3 kickoff event.
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Seven years gone, their door still flashes the shade of fire-engine red I helped choose.
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"Normally, we search for pulsars and these flashes of light called fast radio bursts," he said.
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Scraps of tarp flap against the tent poles, sending flashes of light across the dirt floor.
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What we can do is, occasionally, turn away from the fear that flashes across our screens.
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Keep in mind that some of the biggest successes weren't immediately seen as flashes of brilliance.
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Each episode begins in Slough and then flashes back, with impact a little closer each time.
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We get flashes of this old spirit in the second and third episodes of the reboot.
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It means to take control of a memory, as it flashes in a moment of danger.
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Mogensen managed to capture a 23-second video showing blue flashes above a thunderstorm over India.
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The screen then flashes the question, "Is Donald Trump the president we want for our daughters?"
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Flashes of irritation now mark the relationship between the two leaders, particularly over euro-zone reform.
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You'll know it's ready when a little light at the bottom of the sensor flashes green.
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The audience, at this point, needs no cue; the room explodes with cheers and camera flashes.
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Episode nine's "Ruthie" (seemingly) flashes to a distant future in which "the bean system" rules all.
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First, here's another look at the eye, which flashes up at the end of the promo.
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The news flashes about Manafort and the headlines about Trump's "regrets" are doing it for him.
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Transient lunar phenomena are brief flashes of light and color on the surface of the Moon.
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As the winds shrieked around him, houses collapsed, transformers blew out in flashes and trees snapped.
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Lightning flashes over windmills of the Odervorland wind energy park near Sieversdorf, Germany, on Aug. 1.
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But change isn't always easy, and symptoms of menopause can be incredibly uncomfortable — namely, hot flashes.
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"REALNESS" flashes on screen just as Lynn's voice hits the catlike purr of that titular chorus.
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What's next: The gamma-ray flashes themselves were too bright for the researchers' instruments to record.
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Protests and flashes of violence have added to the precariousness of the situation on the ground.
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The story flashes forward to the man's wedding, where his father is standing by his side.
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And those flashes are so powerful that the gadget instructions warn you it could cause seizures.
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And even if your hot flashes are brief, they can come increasingly frequently as you age.
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It's a quick scene that flashes by in seven frames, and it's beautiful when slowed down.
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His referendum campaign, for all its flashes of skill and conviction, was too little, too late.
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The idle rigs on the horizon, illuminated by the blinding flashes, looked like ideal lightning rods.
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In the Trump probe, Mueller has displayed flashes of doggedness that recall the Enron Task Force.
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"I double parked and had my flashes on in front of a school," Ms. Williams recalled.
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Flashes of bright colors were seen across collections as were short hemlines and quirky asymmetric designs.
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They first recruited 21 menopausal women who did not currently exercise but did experience hot flashes.
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They also, in the last of those 16 weeks, kept another diary of their hot flashes.
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Their hot flashes were less intense than those of the women who had not worked out.
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It flashes between the characters' young and adult selves, who are separated by nearly three decades.
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If you read and enjoyed Tartt's novel, there are flashes of brilliance in the movie's adaptation.
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Flashes of red and blue strobed through the twilight, illuminating the marchers' faces and picket signs.
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The radar soon picked up the flashes and booms in the rebel-held area of Syria.
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There's also a little blue light on the controls that flashes when the headphones are on.
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Your intuition is amped up today—pay close attention to the random psychic flashes you receive.
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After Legasov's suicide on the second anniversary of the explosion, Chernobyl flashes back to the moment.
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Flashes of psychic insight and surprising news arrive as the moon clashes with wild card Uranus.
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A week later, I do the whole steroids/no carbs/hot flashes/no sleep thing again.
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There were thigh-high strappy sandals, flashes of metallic black lipstick, and 3-D floral skirts.
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When you win a match in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the message "WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!" flashes onscreen.
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Both oestrogen and the antidepressant were better at relieving symptoms of hot flashes compared to placebo.
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On occasion, fireworks exploded above, sending flashes of light and wafts of smoke through the square.
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Taylor Swift is finally back with a new single and flashes of her forthcoming music video.
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Mr. Sanders has displayed some flashes of humor throughout his political career, including his 2020 campaign.
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He has shown flashes of being a good cornerback but at times has not made plays.
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And before I know it, I turn around and there's photo flashes, and it was weird.
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Holes and perforations conduct like flashes of lightning in the material which becomes organic and open.
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Then she flashes a peace sign and drops a "Gucci!" and uploads the video to YouTube.
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In my case, hot flashes began as night sweats in the last year of my 30s.
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A cryptocurrency exchange flashes the prices of Bitcoin, Ether and other digital money on a ticker.
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Some have uterine bleeding or vaginal dryness and even that hallmark of actual menopause, hot flashes.
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It flashes to let you know it found you and then again when it starts recording.
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Mr. Ferlinghetti, who lives in San Francisco, still writes poetry ("In flashes, nothing sustained," he said).
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These may have been the result of hot magma contacting groundwater, which then flashes into steam.
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A blitz of 17 points in about three minutes showed flashes of a bright future. 9.
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Silent faces watch him from the shadows; his present is constantly interrupted by flashes of memory.
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"WELCOME BACK BUCKET!" flashes across the screen in bubble letters because you love to see it!
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" Ecco ," the driver announces as they pull in; the late-afternoon sunlight flashes on the pool.
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Though the Americans showed flashes of skill, the French were faster, and better tactically, all night.
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It appears Anker has one of, if not the, first of these flashes on the market.
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Excuses abound but ultimately, the longer the denial exists, the brighter the "red warning light" flashes.
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They may help lessen hot flashes as well as pain during intercourse caused by vaginal dryness.
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A 2013 study also found that hypnosis helped decrease hot flashes by 74% in postmenopausal women.
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"Little Women" thus flashes back and forth in time over the course of its two hours.
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The win was the first ever in a bowl game for the Golden Flashes (7-6).
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" It flashes to another clip from the 2007 interview of Toomey arguing, "Let's not tax corporations.
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Especially when the text message from "My Boyfriend" flashes up on the phone he is holding.
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Momoa's Aquaman is seen in a sunken ship, flashes his brilliant hair, and then bolts off.
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Throughout the episode, there are flashes where you could swear they're about to do something nefarious.
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He also showed early flashes of belligerence toward competitors, an auger of the conflicts to come.
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But it's also possible that the human brain isn't quite built like a Heptapod's brain, which means that we would experience flashes of the future as just that — flashes that function as fugue states that are more or less forgotten, unless they're particularly emotional and impactful.
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When flipped, Assistant lets you know, "the mic's off," along with an icon that flashes on screen.
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Mateen seemed at ease as he sprayed the cavernous club with bullets, muzzle flashes illuminating his face.
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We see flashes of Homer's last dimension and his time with Prairie, and he suddenly remembers everything.
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Frantic search Video of Tuesday's blasts showed flashes of fire and what appeared to be fireworks exploding.
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Up top is a hot shoe for connecting flashes and other accessories and a pop-up flash.
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Maya's flashes of unpleasantness are some of the most honest parts and relatable parts of the show.
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Another group tried to recreate a model of these flashes in a lab, and observed voltage spikes.
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Shot in monochrome flickers and flashes the video is as hypnotic and mesmerizing as it is abstract.
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Further investigation revealed that it wasn't just any light that brought on the sneezing, but sudden flashes.
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The Golden Flashes were outgained 667-221 while falling to 0-393 all-time against Penn State.
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A second question is whether Rubio's flashes of anxiety support his expressed concerns about the country's fate?
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He then zapped the entire apparatus with flashes of ultraviolet light to knock electrons off the electrodes.
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Flashes of his body reveal womanly breasts and an oversized hand covered in oozing scars and cuts.
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The flashes of greatness from the cast's performance and well-executed visual effects will satisfy some audiences.
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That means snap-on lenses, battery cases, selfie flashes, and external storage, to name but a few.
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Beside her, daughter North stands and looks into the camera while son Saint flashes a giant smile.
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Elle passes out from the effort and flashes back to meeting the monster in her underwater abyss.
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The musical performance, however, was prone to mishaps, with some flashes of intensity but many inert stretches.
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Researchers studied 327 menopausal women over 40 who had hot flashes at least seven times a day.
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Pilots targeted by these laser attacks have reported disorienting flashes, pain, spasms and spots in their vision.
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Kara has been hanging out with the baseball players' wives and is also experiencing crazy hot flashes.
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She kept seeing flashes from pregnancy possession horror, Mia Farrow eating raw chicken livers in Rosemary's Baby.
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With the right lenses, he might even pick out the tiny XPRIZE rovers as he flashes by.
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See it right here: The same skull image flashes in every now and then during the teaser.
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Unlike any prior release, the case also syncs to a song's beat tone and flashes to it.
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But as Aziz, the group's spokesman, begins to make his speech, the camera flashes back to Syria.
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In the photo, Dunham, 32, leans against Antonoff's shoulder, while the Bleachers frontman flashes a big grin.
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While all of this happens, we see flashes of two unidentified lovers whose encounter quickly turns violent.
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JACK THORNE'S phone flashes with messages and alerts; he turns it face-down, swearing under his breath.
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Then, however, she starts seeing flashes of Rob's dead face and the man they had killed accidentally.
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The parents, doing their part, all perform a skepticism, huffing about, until Arie flashes his blue eyes.
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Suddenly, a quick cut montage of Gaga exiting studios, airplanes, and concerts throughout her career flashes by.
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At one point Kendrick asked the crowd to turn on the flashes and hold their phones aloft.
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His high school football coach, Brent Fackler, said the student couldn't wait to join the Golden Flashes.
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At that point, the system is so choked with material that subsequent flashes can't make it out.
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In the human brain, neurons communicate with each other through brief flashes, or "spikes," of electrochemical energy.
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The flashes might be caused by any combinations of these or other yet-to-be-considered causes.
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One boy is so blasé about the situation, he flashes unsolicited pornography at Rue from his iPhone.
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"I was just seeing some mild flashes of light for, say, 7 to 10 days," she said.
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We've gotten flashes of Bernard strangling her, but not snapping her neck as he did with Theresa.
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A fast-imaging camera that was mounted on a telescope in the Canary Islands documented the flashes.
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Found materials, draped in patinas, collide face-first with moments as mediums frozen by flashes of light.
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Users will get 440 full-power flashes out of the 400L, and 200 from the larger 800L.
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This ties back to another prophecy Bran often flashes to of dragon wings beating over the capital.
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Flashes of those fiery buildings are just as iconic as the video footage of King being brutalized.
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Breast cancer patients who can't take hormone replacement therapy for hot flashes are left with few options.
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The moon opposes Uranus, bringing flashes of psychic insight, and connects with Venus, inspiring a generous atmosphere.
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"Exercise has shown mixed results for reducing hot flashes in symptomatic menopausal women," Pinkerton said by email.
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His low-key army trousers and T-shirt offset his smiling flashes of rich-people-white-teeth.
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Buxton also showed flashes of speed that allows him to cover so much ground in the outfield.
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Other times, the flashes are dreamy and transportive, showing Dolores from the third-person within her setting.
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But now I wonder if these flashes aren't mental quirks, but memories of moments that actually happened.
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It's filled with flair and flashes that are visually stimulating and signal new elements of the game.
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At eighty miles an hour, the shadow of the drone flashes across the face of the rocks.
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Shortly after 2 in the morning, both men were woken by loud blasts and flashes of light.
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Now and then, though, he shows flashes of anger, a reminder of the horrors he's been through.
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She shows certain scenes—like the scene of the murder—multiple times, in quick, Rashomon-like flashes.
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Then Legend hams it up to the camera before Teigen dances goofily and flashes a toothy grin.
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The Czech, by contrast, showed only flashes of her old grasscourt brilliance and produced 36 unforced errors.
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They glow with opal hues of blues and greens, and sometimes brilliant flashes of red and yellow.
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Previous studies examining exercise as a treatment for hot flashes had shown mixed results, the scientists knew.
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Films and videos are filled with flashes and explosions that resemble warfare — and, of course, video games.
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Goeddel has also shown flashes of promise at the plate of late, improving his batting average to .
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But it's common enough to encounter a hodgepodge instead, where flashes of brilliance are undercut by clunkers.
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Rick took the advice to heart, in a finale that exhibited flashes of the show's underlying strengths.
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Could Asher be the one orchestrating this whole Philip scare just for these brief flashes of friendship?
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He sees me, flashes a winning smile, and says hello, to which I garble something vaguely audible.
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"Did I mention that this sucks?" he chided as the video's closing chyron flashes on the screen.
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That involves some combination of flashes on the side of the the eyes and a buzzing sound.
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This evening, expect some phenomenal flashes of insight when the Moon meets your modern planetary ruler, Uranus.
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This character we are watching is getting sucked into this vortex of veils, as this blue flashes.
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A couple of artillery flashes gave them a visual notion how to make it to the trench.
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Woods, now 40, showed flashes of his old self on the course Thursday, but finished over par.
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Just a couple of syllables and the whole of the mononym's grandeur flashes across our consciousness. Solange.
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The new trailer for the film flashes back to Jean's childhood, when she discovers her extraordinary abilities.
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That dead girl, as well as Alice, flashes through her mind as she and Amma whirl together.
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But behind those flashes of bitterness is a budding working relationship -- with Trump particularly focused on Cuomo.
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For neutrino scientists, Watchman will also finance the development of improved technology to record the Cherenkov flashes.
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In the solos, though, are flashes of something more interesting, rubbing against the grain of the music.
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Tarantino leans in and Thurman flashes a relieved smile when she realizes that she can briefly stand.
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Either way, this week has provided welcome flashes of independence from at least a few Republican lawmakers.
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More than just hormones are probably causing the hot flashes, and they don't just happen at night.
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Sensors can spot the flashes and then draw a path to where it originated in the sky.
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His new book, "Little Boy," recounts his life story in a free association of flashes and arias.
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The most effective therapy for hot flashes is estrogen supplementation, but nonhormonal medications can be helpful, too.
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Rooms are all suites, decorated in muted tones and flashes of green, akin to high-rise apartments.
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My friend's question was simple: Are there any foods that help ease the intensity of hot flashes?
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" Text flashes on the screen saying, "And now she wants us to believe she backs the president?
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All is black and white and gray with periodic wild flashes of razor-blue sky and sun.
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The Golden Flashes showed from the onset that they weren't intimidated by the Buckeyes' record or ranking.
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Former Trump adviser Roger Stone flashes peace signs while leaving a federal court in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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They also appear to lack the ability to regulate their flashes in synchronous patterns like some fireflies.
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In between jokes, she flashes a bewildered smile, as if she can't believe what she just said.
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They say your entire life flashes in front of your eyes in the moment before you die.
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"A Doll's House, Part 2" flashes forward 15 years, and my, how things have — and haven't — changed.
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He then flashes back to the deadly evening and says he remembers seeing Margaret covered in blood.
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But it was Bernie Sanders who displayed flashes of his Trumpian side during the two-hour clash.
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Like Phaneuf and Hoffman, Brassard said there were only rare flashes of humor from their ultrafocused coach.
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Reimer was quiet as he studied the document, and Rosenbaum watched for flashes of fear or regret.
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She starts a diary to log the frequency of her hot flashes, nine or ten per day.
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"Got a light," he says (it's not a question) amid distorted sound and static and bright flashes.
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It is estimated that 5,000 to 10,000 of these flashes should happen every day, not every year.
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You will know if the controller is searching for the Adapter once the controller flashes more rapidly.
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ADLON You know how they say, right before you die, your whole life flashes before your eyes?
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We see flashes of wit, poetry and even genius and observe momentous events, both private and presidential.
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Using the foundation's handle and hashtags, the attackers posted videos and GIFs that used triggering light flashes.
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The Golden Flashes stretched their lead to 26-17 with 25:213 left in the first half.
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The line consists of three skin-care products, including a $39 mist spray to reduce hot flashes.
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I'll walk by, and people will open their purses, take out their phones, a bunch of flashes.
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Specifically, plant estrogens decreased the total number of a woman's hot flashes by 1.31 per day, on average.
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Your gambols, your songs — your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar?
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Sudden flashes of inspiration will arrive later this afternoon, as will a chance to connect with a crush.
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In the selfie, captioned, "Aloha #MamaGoldie," Hudson flashes her enviable abs while mom Hawn waves to the camera.
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Muzzle flashes of gunfire cannot be seen from the camera view about a block from the concert venue.
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An instrument called a photomultiplier tube turns the flashes into signals that a computer or oscilloscope can read.
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Every spacecraft to have visited Jupiter, as far back as Voyager in 1979, has spotted flashes of lightning.
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Beaudreau plays with wandering lines, shapes, and flashes of color to create different patterns, transitions, and mesmerizing graphics.
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And sure enough, for the entire drive, his paws lit up constantly in intense, unceasing flashes of red.
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Mirror-like flashes of light dance across her patent leather lips in a mesmerizing display of makeup artistry.
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But I just get these little flashes or impressions that come through very quickly, in my mind's eye.
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On the way out, the paps started snapping ... and the flashes turned her little black dress see-through.
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Watch out for flashes of psychic insight as the moon connects with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected.
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" Then, Westworld bot Aeden flashes the following: "We will find the door, but they will try to first.
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Harlander's memories of her bad night with Balakrishnan in June of 2013 are disjointed flashes in the dark.
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Feeling very sudden flashes of rage in everyday interactions with men that might have just irritated me before.
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"To say that it doesn't work for hot flashes is not the same as saying it doesn't work."
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Hello," Denman can he heard saying in the clip, as Alex flashes his mother a big grin. "Hey.
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Those moves come as the U.S.-China trade war intensifies while the bond market flashes a recession signal.
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On average, the women in the study were having 56 hot flashes and/or night sweats per week.
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Baylee attended the Cleveland Cavaliers' annual Flashes of Hope Big Shots and Little Stars fundraiser for cancer research.
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The flashes are smaller and dimmer than the typical lightning seen in the footage erupting within the thunderstorms.
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Along with teasing her fans with brief flashes of nudity, she tries elaborate, bloody stunts to garner interest.
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What it looked like from these 10-second flashes was that flowers were taking over Kylie Jenner's home.
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Stripe manages to kill two of them, including one who flashes some sort of laser pointer at him.
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Yet, by the time "Episode 10" rolls round, Ford is no longer showing flashes of Dennis' worst impulses.
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Special kinds of neutron stars can periodically send out flashes of radiation, which may explain the repeating waves.
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A bright red light flashes to indicate when brushing too hard, which is great for someone gum recession.
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Flashes of beauty are found in scenes of tension, quarrels between partners, and attempts at achieving impossible perfection.
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WITH flashes of drugs, nude bodies and partying, the trailer for "Berlin Babylon" flaunts the show's sex appeal.
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But those flashes of brilliance can't make up for Google's institutional neglect of Android and ChromeOS on tablets.
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No light detector can register total darkness, because, if nothing else, quantum fluctuations produce tiny flashes of light.
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His friend asks if he's alright, and Robbie flashes a thumbs-up sign, indicating he was just fine.
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"He showed flashes of why we're excited about him," Angels manager Mike Scioscia told the Orange County Register.
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In the clip, he appears to be in good spirits and flashes a thumps up to the camera.
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But Comey for me is a complicated character, a man of honorable service and flashes of horrendous judgment.
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The kind of mistake that makes you facepalm seven years later, after it flashes across your memory, uninvited.
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It flashes hints of serious threat but is also so outwardly playful that it can make you laugh.
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The fans were pretty obvious, with flashes going off only 10 feet away from Bill, according to Scott.
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In the pilot episode, Offred (Elizabeth Moss) flashes back to the beginnings of the society she now inhabits.
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Some 80 percent of all menopausal women experience symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats, the drugmaker said.
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Back in December 2008, Abdul-Jabbar was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia after experiencing hot flashes and sweats.
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As she stares at these "undesirables," Offred flashes back to a lecture by a woman named Aunt Lydia.
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Postmenopausal women can fight off hot flashes and night sweats by pumping iron, a new clinical trial shows.
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The memory of the event is less a memory and more a series of blurry flashes of consciousness.
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She frequently flashes sidelong glances at it, quirks eyebrows in surprise at it, and chortles privately for it.
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It's told to us free of flashes, so we never "see" it, and can therefore question its legitimacy.
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I felt occasional flashes of panic as I was furnishing my first apartment and navigating my first job.
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An uncanny skill at modelling flesh in receding depth produces odd flashes of beauty seemingly against Coe's will.
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"Patria o Muerte" quickly flashes pictures, drawings and clips of Cuba's past before landing on the present day.
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Many journalists sit behind monitors, their eyes flicking towards the latest flashes in the corners of their screens.
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" It then flashes to a clip on Fox News of Trump saying he thinks eminent domain is "wonderful.
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Most people welcomed him warmly, but there were also flashes of anger, Mr. DeGioia said, and some skepticism.
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The super flasher begins to experience hot flashes relatively early in life, similar to the early onset group.
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Scene City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' And in a flash — well, several hundred flashes — she was gone.
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We're not telling the stories to ourselves, we know the story, we're just seeing it in flashes overlaid.
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"His flashes of temper and fragile nerves led some to wonder about his genetic inheritance," von Tunzelmann writes.
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The series rather quickly flashes back to Einstein's youth in Munich, in which he's played by Johnny Flynn.
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People assume they are more likely to be flashes in the pan and avoid them as a result.
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Everyone is holding lights up for each other and there's so many flashes going off at the table.
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Still, she flashes a tense smile and does her best to bond with Conway's bubbly British wife, Hannah.
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Both build a sense of dread through flashes of images and suggestion, rather than through prolonged gory scenes.
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The lighting is all blues shot through with flashes of white light spilling through the stained glass windows.
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Too much for the man to handle: Flashes of a Brazilian flame-out, and portrait of human despair.
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At the plate, Reyes has shown brief flashes of power, as well as speed and contact-hitting skills.
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He endured sharpened questions and sustained attacks from his opponent and maybe a few flashes of self-doubt.
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These radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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They are wily adversaries, their silvery-white bellies appearing as momentary flashes on the curl of a wave.
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" ■ Another dispelled the notion of a lower floor shooter and said, "I haven't seen any flashes from Mandalay.
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Venus connects with Uranus in Taurus on July 8, bringing you unexpected blessings and flashes of creative insight.
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He showed flashes of promise in his return to the rotation but has slumped offensively in recent games.
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Let's not forget those flashes of light, the videos and memes that brought genuine joy into the world.
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Her weight, down to exact ounces, flashes in red on the screen and gets recorded in the computer.
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The fourth episode, a stunner, flashes back to 12-year-old Ramy (Elisha Henig) in school on Sept.
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The average age of menopause is 51, and hot flashes typically start a few years before, during perimenopause.
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When the fireworks exploded -- they lit up the sky with bright pink flashes -- and the crowd went nuts!
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Employees work 12-hour shifts made up of long, tedious stretches punctuated by unpredictable flashes of mortal danger.
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If I look away longer than three seconds, it flashes to bring my gaze back on the highway.
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It is chatty rather than polished and occasionally hokey, populated by entertaining allegories and regular flashes of humor.
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One by one, owners and their dogs made their way down the catwalk before a parade of flashes.
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Thanks to the police and ambulances' flashing lights, drivers are conditioned to see flashes as something worth noticing.
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Then the show flashes back to Guthrie's early years in Oklahoma and Texas under his mother's musical influence.
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Maybe Gilligan didn't want to foreclose too much future story in case "Saul" flashes forward before it ends.
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The explanation offered for the flashes was that they were reflections from the smooth surface of the water.
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Danny Pippen had 19 points with eight rebounds and Antonio Williams 298 for the Golden Flashes (27-25).
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Symptoms like night sweats, hot flashes and depression originate not in the ovaries but largely in the brain.
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Guerrilla flower "flashes" are taking the most evanescent of the decorative arts into places it has rarely gone.
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With Ms. Leighton he founded Audubon Films and distributed European films with sexual stories and flashes of nudity.
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Rather, it's those moments when something unexpected, something artful, flashes out of the roil of bodies in space.
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She hopes to excavate some sort of arc, a scaffolding of her inner thoughts, from these discursive flashes.
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His Trumpian flashes this week foreshadow what the general election might look like if he won the nomination.
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Zelman shot all his photos at night, using studio lights and flashes to illuminate and isolate his subjects.
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Black clouds that deliver flashes of thunder and lightning in the afternoon can change quickly, clearing by nightfall.
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Photography can be a great hobby, but it can also be expensive for a DSLR, lens, flashes, etc.
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A text overlay reading "EARNED $70 MILLION DURING THE FINANCIAL CRASH" flashes across Blankfein's face in the ad.
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If extrapolated to the whole sky, that means 103,000 to 10,000 of these flashes should happen every day.
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When you start up the entertainment system, it flashes with information about some of Egypt's top tourist destinations.
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It's rich but not so heavy that your life flashes before your eyes, and creamy without losing coherence.
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The unrelenting grimness matches the opera's darkest moods but misses its flashes of joy—and hence its complexity.
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During his only full season in the majors, in 2014, he showed flashes of becoming an ace, too.
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It's bursts of noun phrases, self-interruptions, sudden departures from the theme, flashes of memory, odd side remarks.
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It is, in a way, a bedroom producer's take on jazz: layered and obsessive with flashes of brilliance.
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"Exercise has many benefits for postmenopausal women, with decreased incidence of heart disease, bone loss and cancer, and thus finding that it worked to reduce hot flashes gives us another reason to recommend resistance training as well as cardio exercise for all the benefits including improvement in hot flashes," Pinkerton said.
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To this day, I have flashes of that moment even though I've tried to erase it from my memory.
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Lock the car, and the performance is reversed, finishing with a light blip, that flashes like a TV set.
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The rest of the trailer flashes by in a series of concerning images while a hectic orchestral score plays.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump flashes a thumbs up after the presidential debate with Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Other groups have also tried to detect lunar flashes during an eclipse, said Madiedo, but none succeeded—until now.
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Those include much larger floaters more common in old people that come with flashes in vision and other symptoms.
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You can see flashes of this in Lewis, who is maybe the most tragic character in the whole show.
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The youngest member of the royal family flashes a toothless smile with his hand held up to his mouth.
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Audience members at the festival reported seeing flashes of muzzle light coming from the upper floor of the hotel.
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Every now and then there's this little target that pops up and it just flashes for a brief second.
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Not even five minutes into the drive, we careen into a guardrail and my life flashes before my eyes.
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BERLIN — "Flat and soft women who could be rolled up and stored," inhabit Pauline Curnier Jardin's Hot Flashes Forest.
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One level flashes a series of codes on giant monitors, and tasks you with decrypting them in quick succession.
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The Golden Flashes (238-3) completed their nonconference schedule ahead of their MAC opener at Ball State next week.
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"That's the total thing I've had in flashes and I want more of," he said, referencing the tune's lyrics.
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Those are the years immediately before menopause that can create uncomfortable symptoms such as hot flashes and low libido.
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In the central section of her novel, which flashes back 40-odd years, we meet their grandfather, the Rev.
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Pinpointing their intergalactic origins could help us figure out which objects are likely sending these excited flashes our way.
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At the beginning of the video, a ring around the camera flashes lights, apparently to signal it is recording.
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You know how people say your whole life flashes before your eyes when you have a near-death experience?
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"If there's one criticism of us, we've probably been a little bit inconsistent with flashes of brilliance," he said.
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Overall, poor sleep was related to physical symptoms and vasomotor symptoms such as night sweats, hot flashes and flushes.
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The firms that have made this virtual gold rush possible have no intention of being flashes in the pan.
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The show begins when an error in a programming update provide the bots with flashes of their previous trauma.
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A hundred meters from the decomposing corpse, a well fire burned, spewing smoke and bright flashes into the sky.
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To date, only 17 episodes of these millisecond-long flashes of radio energy have ever been recorded by astronomers.
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As to why we see the FRB flashes here on Earth, that's just leakage from the alien propulsion system.
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Unfortunately, the CIO only flashes — there isn't an option for the steady glow that is required by some cities.
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Make time to sit in quiet meditation today—the moon clashes with Uranus, bringing unexpected flashes of intuitive insight.
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Despite showing signs of dementia, Rita has flashes of lucidity, during which she remembers her time with Helen fondly.
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Update: The Flirt Cosmetics Flashes lash applicator is finally available for purchase today at 12 PM EST at flirtcosmetics.com.
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The teaser video ends with flashes of a graphics card with a new cooler, backplate design, and shroud design.
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Almost immediately after the test is over, the screen flashes a prediction based on my eye motions and responses.
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That moment, which was preceded by a succession of sparks and flashes, was caught on camera by passing motorists.
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It's their intense sexual chemistry and Perry's flashes of sincerity that makes it understandable why Celeste struggles to leave.
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As he speaks of Juana, the show flashes on all the people Pius has touched since the season began.
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Arc flashes are especially bright and hot, and companies employ various methods to stop these arcs forming between electrodes.
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Retina flash, where the screen flashes bright white just before selfies are taken, made skin tones look more natural.
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Courtney Act suffers EPIC wardrobe failure as she flashes audience after tripping on her skirt while entering #CBB. pic.twitter.
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There was virtually no change in the control group participants, who went from 6.6 to 6.5 hot flashes daily.
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"These red flashes were found to be strongest at the peak of the black hole's feeding frenzy," Gandhi said.
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Taylor has shown flashes of brillance but has never been able to nail down regular playing time in Washington.
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Isn't it obvious, she seems to say, as she flashes a smile and flicks her hair off her shoulder.
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And this is where we find the novel's 40-something friends, past millennial hipness and on into hot flashes.
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Perhaps I gave my true identity away when I didn't dim my light, or miscalculated the timing between flashes.
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Mr Zhou is one such author—he flashes anger at the notion that he might be a party stooge.
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The game flashes the name of a color and asks players to click on the color they're actually seeing.
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In time, she also picks up their language: She pierces her ears, wears nail polish and flashes a smile.
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My walk from downtown to Findlay Market was notable for the sudden flashes of gentrification every couple of streets.
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Lightning Ridge opal has a natural dark background, and flashes of green, blue, yellow or red through the stone.
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"The impact flashes are faint, short, and can be easily missed while observing the planets for hours," he said.
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In the FX series, after the acquittal, an African-American juror flashes Mr. Simpson a black-power fist salute.
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"It's like your life flashes in front of your eyes," says Ty Murray, a founder of Professional Bull Riders.
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He's had flashes of brilliance since, but his turnover rate is an area for concern for Big Blue faithful.
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They sit back down and discuss a photo of Sam swimming with a dolphin, which flashes on the screen.
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The Cuban leader showed flashes of temper, at times yanking at his translation headset, at others raising his voice.
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They are hoping the detection of these mysterious red flashes will help improve our understanding of how they form.
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Within the jet, the team observed several intense flashes of red light, each shining as bright as 1,000 suns.
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Every inch the sharp-suited Goldman Sachs alumnus, Westerman enjoys flashes of dry, self-aware humour about his image.
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But those looking for early flashes of brilliance in cast-off studio sessions would be advised to look elsewhere.
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The remainder of the fight settled back into the vibe of a sparring session with short flashes of action.
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I had a few days where I didn't have my medication with me and the hot flashes substantially increased.
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He endured ice-water dousing and said he was beaten until he saw flashes of light and lost consciousness.
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The lighthouse's light flashes every five seconds and its foghorn sounds two seconds of every 15 seconds, he said.
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France ousted Belgium with defensive tenacity mixed with flashes of offensive brilliance; they will be the favorite in Moscow.
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Yet the decision to stay on in Syria passed almost unnoticed between the strobe-flashes of Trump administration scandal.
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The phrase "sometimes, lighter is better" flashes on screen before the woman, who has lighter skin, inspects the bottle.
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Slippery cadences blend funk with ideas from around the globe; flashes of conspicuous historical memory meet a tenacious futurism.
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These horrifying flashes throw her off her game, and she fails to seduce brothel guests at the proper rate.
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He was inconsistent in his return, showing flashes of brilliance as well as inexplicably poor ball-striking at times.
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As its bleaker themes begin to emerge, first in flashes and then more pervasively, Barnes never slumps into abstraction.
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But Mr. Sellars's concept has flashes of brilliance when combined with his direction, which owes much to Brechtian distancing.
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One of his passengers saw flashes of light, dozens of them, from the spray of bullets pockmarking the doors.
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Ms. Wallstrom, for her part, flashes with anger at the idea that Sweden will back away from the treaty.
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The blandly emotive choreography, seen in brief flashes is not worthy of an apprentice, much less a prima ballerina.
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And, although very few of us are potential mass murderers, who among us has never felt "flashes of rage"?
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But, as Celeste blinks into the morning sunlight, she flashes back to a steamy sex scene in a car.
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The result was a noble failure, sluggish and dark, but with flashes of inspired payoff from its unusual structure.
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In the video, Heidi turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy.
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She turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy like plant life.
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They mean the cornucopia of symptoms — hot flashes, vaginal dryness, psychological problems like "irritability" — thought to accompany those changes.
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"I remember first seeing flashes, and then it felt as if everything was going in slow motion," Sakran said.
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It is beautiful, if very strange, seen as flashes of white as we drove around the sprawling suburban park.
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You asked about preventing things, including hot flashes, sexually transmitted disease, sagging breasts, hair loss, vaginal atrophy and more.
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Now experiencing a magmatic eruption, it has started spewing out lava fountains and causing thunder and flashes of lightning.
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Apart from a few flashes of frustration and feisty, made-for-TV exchanges, neither candidate managed a knockout blow.
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External flashes have existed for the iPhone in the past, but just not as part of the MFi program.
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Additionally, some studies have suggested that eating soy foods can help reduce certain menopause symptoms such as hot flashes.
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An antiseizure medication called gabapentin and a blood pressure medicine called clonidineare can ease sleep problems and hot flashes.
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In one ad, she charges, corruption is "breaking our democracy" as an image of Trump flashes on the screen.
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"The flashes of mobile phones, the breathing and touching the antiquities — all these have really harmful effects," he said.
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Inside the house, the palette is the opposite of the exterior: white and bright, with flashes of vivid color.
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Once your controller&aposs backlight flashes rapidly, press and hold the Bind button on the top of the controller.
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Suddenly, a chime sounds and a "front cross traffic alert" warning flashes on a screen attached to the windshield.
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Flashes of pastel pop from behind a tiled bar, which includes a display of "Dia de los Muertos" statuettes.
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But despite its fits of humor and flashes of ingenuity and borrowings from "Frankenstein," it rarely feels alive. "Frankenstein"?
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And when it flashes 23 minutes, you almost want to laugh that the M.T.A. has chosen to prioritize this.
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These fast radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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Michele has flashes of the attack at inconvenient moments, and she needs a second to recompose herself every time.
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His early 20th-century illustrations for the fantasy stories of Lord Dunsany are like flashes of a dark reverie.
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Floyd Mayweather, for someone who flashes around all his cash and everything on Instagram, owes the IRS $22 million.
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Remember, dude put up a 50 burger on Halloween -- showing real flashes of his MVP season back in 2010-11.
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The music then turns sinister, and suddenly people are dead, while flashes hint that the doll is behind the chaos.
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In just the last couple of weeks, we saw flashes of these symptoms, the irritability and inability to process things.
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Then the movie flashes back, diving into the scene with Stella's two friends, Camila (Cecilia Leal) and Mya (Trina LaFargue).
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She's smart, but not defiant: Though she turns Billy down, she flashes him her bare chest as a consolation prize.
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Should the award go to Ashton Kutcher, who gives off adorable puppy dog vibes whenever he flashes his pearly whites?
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For all that Lil Wayne succeeds with punchlines, his rare flashes of narrative and emotion are worth savoring as well.
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These videos are then analyzed by software, which automatically identifies lunar impact flashes and calculates their position on the Moon.
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Still, video and photographic evidence seem to have confirmed that sometimes there really are flashes of light during some quakes.
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The detector onboard the plane measured a phenomenon that scientists have been interested in for decades: terrestrial gamma-ray flashes.
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The Golden Flashes converted all three of their fourth-down attempts to set up 10 of those first-half points.
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Close to Havana's seafront, the "Bar Cabana" sign flashes red, while around the corner "La Farmacia" restaurant sign burns white.
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When I look back, I can see flashes of Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind in Binti.
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In the snapshot, Kardashian West, 37, gazes lovingly at the rapper, 41, who flashes a big smile with downcast eyes.
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LOS ANGELES — What's worse, a thoroughly bad movie, or one that flashes brilliant potential and ultimately falls on its face?
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The flashes of light are believed to come from a star near the Aquarius constellation, hence the name Delta Aquarids.
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The screen then flashes to footage of his children, which prompts the youngsters to erupt into laughter and joyful yells.
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It uses a specialized, high-speed, near-infrared imaging system and can spot brief lightning flashes even in bright daytime.
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That's when you start seeing flashes of Vanessa Sky Ellis, Pauly D's "stalker" during the later seasons of Jersey Shore.
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Style and doomsday aside, it's in these pockets of emotion that The Umbrella Academy flashes its true beauty and intent.
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Molly, aka The Thing of Evil, flashes a sinister smile after torpedoing the canine-feline peace talks in London. pic.twitter.
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LIGO was designed to catch collisions of neutron stars, which can produce the violent flashes known as gamma ray bursts.
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But in 2015, a special FRB discovery was made when multiple flashes were found that came from the same location.
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Called AR Scorpii, the star flashes brightly and fades again every couple minutes, like a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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The study also revealed an unexpected correlation between the frequency of lightning flashes and the total volume of ash released.
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"What is synchronous is not the individual flashes themselves, but the period of flashing and period of darkness," Soehn explained.
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When players pull the trigger, the entire screen briefly flashes black, then a white square appears at the "duck's" location.
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There are sweeping shots of snow-clad mountains and azure waters as well as flashes of guns, motorbikes and marches.
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Drake flashes a huge smile that could light up a room, he claps for his beloved Raptors with unmatched enthusiasm.
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As she stares at her reflection, she suddenly flashes back to her most recent encounter with the Man in Black.
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Hot flashes are thought to be more common among African-American women, but no difference in the variants was observed.
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As they go through their practice moves, she gets rougher and rougher as the world flashes and spins around her.
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They were defensively solid, the younger players showed flashes of promise, and Eric Dier's free kick was a rare treat.
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We're also learning that the Moon undergoes seismic activity as it shrinks, and perhaps these tectonic events cause visible flashes.
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At the writing desk, he appears to have flashes of inspiration and scribbles so fast he writes off the page.
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In part, the fun was in recognizing what WIRED saw coming—the flashes of uncanny foresight buried in old print.
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Anyway, the box that flashes, the People Meter or whatever they call it, it stopped flashing, so I contacted Richard.
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Flashes of irritation kept breaking through Bush's upbeat demeanor in the final days on the campaign trail in South Carolina.
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Oh, and don't be thrown off by the date 3/3/17, which flashes at the end of the clip.
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When Richard wants Owen to turn the patient into someone, Dr. Hunt flashes back to working with his sister overseas.
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It also changes the optical properties of the air, creating the colored ring and flashes projected onto the far wall.
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This sequence flutters between Jane recounting the story to Madeline on her porch and flashes of the night in question.
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This is appealing because Zytiga and drugs like it can cause side effects like hot flashes, muscle pain, and hypertension.
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She flashes a smile the breadth of her entire face and announces Muna's family will start arriving in two days.
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The researchers advise healthcare providers to be cautious about recommending acupuncture if they have already prescribed antidepressants for hot flashes.
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Ever since Narkevic spotted the first burst, scientists have been wondering what could produce these mesmerizing flashes in deep space.
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Legrand raises his eyebrows as an action-packed montage flashes through various James Bond-like exploits in far-flung places.
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German-born and Uruguayan-raised artist Luis Camnitzer's installation greets viewers with analog clicking sounds and flashes of warm light.
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Barrings can often be freak flashes of behavior mixed with a spot of overindulgence, making you perhaps wilder than usual.
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There's a moment an hour or two into Shadow of the Tomb Raider, where Lara flashes back to her childhood.
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Occasionally a bright icon flashes, meaning a fan has paid money to send him a virtual sticker as a tip.
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An image of the crime is contained in the thumbnail, and it also flashes up on screen during the video.
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This tendency has produced flashes of cynicism and condescension toward her listeners which were formerly never present in Swift's world.
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His singing was strongest in the upper reaches of the role, when flashes of the old Domingo sound came through.
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Several times, her singing suddenly leapt to a higher register and gave her voice the jagged luminosity of lightning flashes.
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TX-001, which will treat menopause symptoms, particularly hot flashes, is already being seen as a potential blockbuster by analysts.
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But the Manitoba women remembered flashes of these assaults, even if they did not recall the identities of their attackers.
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Several studies suggest that the timing and duration of hot flashes may be an indicator of a woman's cardiovascular health.
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A Simple Favor is littered with similar flashes of humor that don't reconcile with the rest of the movie's tone.
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In flashes, like the lightning that cracks from the clouds, the book recalls and reflects the author's research and reference.
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Despite flashes in these playoffs, 2015 first-round picks Terry Rozier and R.J. Hunter are in danger of following suit.
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Post wears a white suit and flashes a samurai sword; 21 plays the boss and hangs out with a snake.
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"The very high speed indicates that the region where these flashes originate from has to be very compact," he said.
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Breast swelling, loss of sex drive, hot flashes, throat cancer, yes, but nothing about changing the quality of the voice.
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We spoke to Damien about capturing flashes of late-night ephemera and how drag reminds us of London's colourful past.
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The reduced estrogen can result in decreased sexual desire, vaginal dryness, hot flashes, and night sweats—everything I was experiencing.
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Her voice is capable of flashes of granitic coldness but gained an appealing smokiness and heat as the evening progressed.
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Croatia now faces France, a team that showed flashes of its sublime skill to beat Belgium and reach the final.
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The mezzo-soprano Angela Brower sang Octavian with plush, full sound, yet also youthful brightness and flashes of cocky energy.
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Which is why you often see flashes of powerful conservative movements precisely when there are profound challenges from the left.
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Later, after feeding the data into a software program designed to detect impact flashes, Chappel was alerted to the event.
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A tightly wound Mr. Bradbury gives perhaps the most layered turn, offsetting Bobby's reflexive menace with flashes of real grief.
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He clearly cares about the court's credibility, and he has shown flashes of judicial modesty, respecting both precedent and Congress.
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Ligety, however, who has shown flashes of his old self, has yet to regain his form in a consistent manner.
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The point here is not the exotic but its opposite: mysteries of the ordinary, attained in patiently awaited, brief flashes.
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The skies opened up again on Thursday, with pouring rain and a few brief flashes of lightning and rolling thunder.
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Williams, 39, showed flashes of brilliance in her second-round match at the U.S. Open but lost to Elina Svitolina.
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In the year and a half Greyson was on them, the most difficult side effect he faced was hot flashes.
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For people like this, life becomes a little less comfortable in the wake of catastrophic events, but only in flashes.
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"We're starting to link these hot flashes to various different health indices and outcomes, including women's cardiovascular health," she said.
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" He also talked about seeing flashes of lightning during such flights through hurricanes, which "always kind of grabs my attention.
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As seen in live helicopter footage from CNN affiliate WSVN, muzzle flashes were visible from inside the truck, then smoke.
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