Everything gives off music, everything dances, everything sings, everything gives off a sound.
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The color of the flame is the indicator; for example, Potassium gives off violet colors and Sodium gives off yellow.
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It's sheer, yet buildable and gives off a dewy finish.
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Something about their reflective metal gives off a sterile vibe.
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A salt lamp that gives off a nice, warm glow.
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The swimsuit portion gives off major "Fifteen Million Merits" vibes.
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This is a novel that gives off light and heat.
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"And at night, it gives off a pattern" when illuminated.
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The sum total gives off a feeling of occultist ferment.
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Because having a correctly fitted suit gives off that executive presence.
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The film totally gives off Parent Trap vibes, which Hudgens absolutely loves.
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This candle gives off a fresh floral fragrance — minus any actual gardening.
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He just gives off the vibe that he thinks that he's untouchable.
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The steam it gives off in a sweat lodge, for example, purifies.
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Consider your body language and what signals it gives off to others.
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The Skylark has semi-double petals and gives off a musky fragrance.
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"It gives off this teenage feeling of irresponsibility and youthfulness," he said.
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A volcano gives off a warning blast, a reminder of nature's power.
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It gives off just 0.05 percent as much light as the Sun.
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She gives off a very 'real woman' vibe that resonated with me.
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The "warmer" the screen is, the less blue light it gives off.
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Mr. Ramasar, even just walking and standing, gives off three-dimensional light.
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He just gives off this vibe that he's not going to lose.
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The "Bambi" gives off a doe-like innocence while adding to a curvier look, the "Barbie Feet" is front and center in every model-of-the-moment's feed, and the "Manspread" gives off a zero-fucks-to-give vibe.
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It gives off the appearance of a medium that's turning, increasingly, toward desperation.
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The lamp gives off a beautiful soft pink hue that is truly relaxing.
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It even gives off a shutter click sound when the phone is charging.
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This communication network gives off signals that indicate how conscious an individual is.
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Plus the cork-like material gives off more fun bursts of color throughout.
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It gives off just 0.05 per cent as much light as the Sun.
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Still, the place somehow gives off the comfort of your favorite dive bar.
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Twice a day he can look forward to it: the passage of this being who is in fear of him, who cannot mask her fear, who gives off the smell of fear as a bitch gives off the smell of sex.
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Instantly catchy and thoroughly satisfying, the album gives off the finest of Venom vibes.
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There's also a patronuses shirt-dress that gives off strong "Three Wolf Moon" vibes.
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Give the necklace a little shake, and the orb gives off a bright blue light.
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"The sheer power that a rocket gives off when it launches is breathtaking," he says.
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Name: Bounsweet Type: Grass Bounsweet is the Fruit Pokémon which gives off a delicious aroma.
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Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane seems to know a lot more than he gives off.
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And that's the bacteria that smells the worst, because it gives off a sulphur smell.
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The Mi 9 gives off a very sleek appearance, but it's still got a notch.
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The Volkswagen ID. Buggy is cute, doorless (and roofless!), and gives off strong beach vibes.
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Adams, with gray hair and a sizeable mustache, gives off a calmer, more staid vibe.
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The answer: because she gives off the smell of fear, because she cannot hide it.
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The couple gives off that kind of happiness that makes people seem inarguably good-looking.
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Turns out the computer I'm writing on gives off more than anything in my house. Phew!
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The Urus interior gives off fighter jet vibes, with angular surfaces and lots of information screens.
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Barely able to stand (Camille's crawling sequence gives off extremely Killing of a Sacred Deer vibes).
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In this episode, Will and Aaron explain why the #WengerOut movement gives off serious Brexit vibes.
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That water displacement gives off an electrical charge that the Healbe can supposedly measure using electrodes.
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In fact, her facial expression almost gives off the impression that she's been performing for him.
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A peach that gives off its sweet aroma while it warms up on the kitchen counter.
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The vapor, which is made up of essential oils, gives off a menthol smell resembling Bengay.
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The woman gives off an impression of calm, elegant composure, with a hint of impish humor.
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The gasket includes strips of poron foam, which gives off a specific "typing feel" and sound.
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Pros: Adjustable, breathable, relatively inexpensiveCons: Gives off slight smell for the first few days of use
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I also feel like your music gives off this kind of masculine energy in general–Tor: Why?
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He's also from JoJo's home state of Texas and gives off some major sexy cowboy vibes. 6.
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The next layer of the Sun, the photosphere, gives off the brilliant light that fills our sky.
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There is perhaps no performer around today who gives off more infectious, joyful energy than Tiffany Haddish.
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The Japanese company sells a tiny digital assistant named Azuma Hikari, who gives off strong Her vibes.
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As the supermassive black hole chows down on surrounding matter, it gives off huge amounts of energy.
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However, that may change as he releases his sophomore album, which gives off Eminem circa 2000s vibes.
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The laid-back Southern California vibe he gives off, though, dissipates when he talks about his faith.
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He's an approachable aw-shucks everyman, and his version of Sully gives off a subdued fatherly appeal.
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It accepts Samsung Pay (naturally) and the cafe gives off a vibe not unlike mid-aughts IKEA.
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For all the weirdness and occasional off-putting humor, Fantastic Fest gives off a summer camp vibe.
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"She just gives off this positive energy that makes me want to be around her," he said.
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It looks great, and gives off the impression of costing more than £50, which is a plus.
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Schubas gives off a grittier vibe than its Lincoln Park sibling, and is intimate without being claustrophobic.
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And the Prophecy's front end — home to some futuristic, pixelated headlights — gives off serious Model 3 vibes.
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Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths.
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And if all that gives off the sense of choosing sides, well, that's what a crisis demands.
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The alpha-particle radiation it gives off travels only a few inches and would not penetrate skin.
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Like spoiled milk, rancid butter gives off a sour, unappetizing aroma, and may also have discoloration in spots.
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For you, the show gives off a confusing message: Are you supposed to feel bad because she's famous?
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The cream-to-powder glitter gives off a dewy sheen, but since it's a powder, it doesn't migrate.
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The neon glow gives off the kind of light one would see in an institution like a prison.
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Calorie counts are based on how much heat a foodstuff gives off when it burns in an oven.
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When Freya detects the scent it gives off, she sits down next to it to receive a reward.
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This strain is especially dangerous, health officials said, and the toxins it gives off can damage the kidneys.
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This one also gives off that tropical feeling and has the capacity to hit most studio apartment ceilings.
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The wafers themselves are chocolate-flavored, but it's the creme that gives off the distinct aroma we first encountered.
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Claudia gives off life-of-the-party vibes and is quickly becoming a fixture among the young Hollywood set.
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The device will work based on the theory that everyone's heart gives off unique signals in their heart rates.
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Even the wording of the alert is one that gives off the impression the user has done something wrong.
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The new series gives off a vibe similar to the myth of Sisyphus, battling tedium and also cursed immortality.
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But if you scroll through Grande's feed, it definitely gives off a more playful vibe than Swift's photos do.
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She was always smiling, and she gives off this attitude of wanting to enjoy every moment to the fullest.
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In comparison to its lower-altitude counterparts, it gives off extremely floral notes and has a distinctive milky aftertaste.
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It's about the unique combination of scents each of us gives off, which is partly influenced by our genes.
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"This gives off the vibe that you're closing in on yourself and not willing to understand," warns Melinda Edwards.
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At times, it smells like Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray soda; at others, it gives off sweet puffs of peony.
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The space gives off a hip, mid-century vibe with high ceilings, exposed brick, and splash of colorful art.
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The glowing filament gives off a very broad spectrum of frequencies of radiation, however, that we perceive as heat.
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It gives off the illusion of readable text, leaving passers-by squinting after it, trying to decipher its meaning.
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"Disruption in education gives off the same aura as did the Soviet Union in the late 1980s," she writes.
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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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These devices can detect the different elements present in a star based on the wavelengths of light it gives off.
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As the lines get blurred emotionally, Pugh gives off a frenzied sense of someone on the brink of self-implosion.
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These are made of material that gives off light as a muon passes—again allowing its path to be followed.
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And when teamed with the lingerie, she gives off a classic vibe that nods to her everyday sense of style.
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I think my art gives off a film-inspired vibe because it's uncommon for photography to be explicitly narrative-based.
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For precision and comfort, you should get a mechanical keyboard, which gives off a satisfying clack when keys are pressed.
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Traditionally, labs measure food calories by measuring how much heat it gives off in burning, which takes a little longer.
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The whirlwind celebrity romance definitely gives off Tom and Katie vibes, although Kyle has yet to jump on any couches.
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It also gives off a slightly umami flavor because of the mushroom, which definitely makes eating vegetables much more enjoyable.
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Although its color scheme is neutral, this "hello fall" candle gives off hot cider, cinnamon, clove, apple, and nutmeg scents.
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In other words, the colors and formulas that will enliven, empower, and perfectly complement the energy the cosmos gives off.
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Charcoal grilling gives off about twice the carbon that gas does, plus the briquettes emit petroleum, as does lighter fluid.
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He gives off a vibe that he was unpopular in high school but has made it work as an adult.
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The brewery is built inside an old railway roundhouse and gives off rustic vibes with exposed pipes and brick walls.
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Here, he gives off less energy than the audio snippets of news reports about his misbehavior that open the song.
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There's always that one restaurant that gives off an excruciatingly holier-than-thou vibe—and it will be Aries's favorite!
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Chewie roars, and the camera pans over to his companion, a tiny porg who gives off a roar of its own.
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Instead, opt for a lighter, sun-kissed version that both accentuates those cheekbones and gives off a healthy dose of color.
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It gives off just the right amount of humor, anxiety, and pathos without a single pistol being held to anyone's head.
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Traditionally, scientists have tried to determine habitable zones based on the amount of heat and light the host star gives off.
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Fortunately, TATP is detectable by security forces, since it gives off an odor that explosives-trained dogs can pick up on.
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I think of him as the political umami of the American left — even if he sometimes gives off an overbearing flavor.
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She gives off constant waves of tension, her limbs practically shaking as she tries to control them, and subdue her fears.
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And when Cassini flew through the magnetosphere, they were able to pick up on the radio emissions the planet gives off.
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These days, M.I.A. gives off the frayed energy of an artist being dragged through a career she didn't sign up for.
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Even as the entitled Zack, Prinze Jr. gives off major Ryan Gosling sensitive gooey-eyed vibes — can you blame Laney for succumbing?
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Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation is a matte liquid that gives off a flawless finish — even on camera.
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And Extremely Wicked gives off the distinct impression that it finds Bundy far more fascinating than anyone who suffered at his hands.
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I think bros make this face because they believe it gives off a combination of mysteriousness and quirkiness at the same time.
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Kendall Jenner is a successful model who gives off an air of cool confidence, but that doesn't mean she hasn't endured bullying.
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AAC generally gives off a more accurate sound quality as MP3 at the same bit rate, plus better handling of high frequencies.
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It gives off an optical illusion that the camera is actually debossed, or sunken into the phone, when the opposite is true.
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Overall, Halford gives off the impression of a man who is supremely comfortable with himself and with his place in the world.
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Add a little bit of dirt, and you could even say it gives off a retro-future vibe a la Mad Max.
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His space is pleasingly messy and gives off the feeling of some kind of bizarre antique shop, rather than a working environment.
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Williams, who is forty-three, with brown hair and a blinding smile, gives off the self-assured vibe of a yoga instructor.
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The process, which gives off gases that must be contained, results in a waste product that has more environmental and health risks.
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Brick is everywhere in the store With hung lighting and acoustic timber ceilings, the open space gives off a warehouse and loft vibe.
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Her voice work is sublime; she gives off a real leader vibe because she isn't afraid to take charge and speak her mind.
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I find them distracting — particularly in sunlight — and have always preferred the "single slab of glass" appearance that a black border gives off.
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Smith gives off an "I'm getting too old for this shit" vibe as Henry Brogan, an expert operative for a shadowy government agency.
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The cheese, on the other hand, gives off a distinctive odor, something akin to sneakers that have made a long journey in footsteps.
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Deeds gives off little whoops as we watch and it's deeply infectious, even if I find the music to be tuneless, sexist noise.
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Uranium ore is a naturally occurring rock with a high concentration of uranium, which gives off a mixture of different types of radiation.
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Place the bag as far away as possible from humans and animals so that the radiation it gives off does not affect others.
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When activated, it gives off 300 volts of DC power, which is more than enough to totally kill the computer it's plugged into.
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When one lamp is touched, the other gives off the same radiant glow — which is sure to put a smile on their face.
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The whole thing gives off this feeling of needing time with yourself, to think about stuff, but wanting to escape your head too.
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When one lamp is touched, the other gives off the same radiant glow, regardless of how far away you are from each other.
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Every time the bright state decays by emission of a photon, the detector gives off a signal akin to a Geiger counter's click.
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Even a scene in Sara's stuffy office gives off a chrome-yellow radiance—this same light bounces off Victor's paintings in their home.
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The Band's complicated afterlife is never overtly mentioned in the text, which gives off the impression that Robertson is taking the high road.
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Now, sure, it's always good to learn more about how much methane human work gives off, and what that does to the Earth.
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For instance, in the visible spectrum that we use to see, Proxima Centauri gives off 0.0056% as much as light as the Sun.
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The whole thing gives off major Pulp Fiction vibes, but a version in which the women have clawed their way into the spotlight.
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And sure, Pilla B sings and flexes about the usual particulars of rap, but he gives off infectious positive vibes while doing it.
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I know what spooky theatrical sets look and feel like, but the dank basement gives off more of a not-yet-renovated vibe.
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Image: NASAEvery 100 years or so, our Sun gives off a great big belch that sends an intense wave of charged particles towards Earth.
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James gives off the air of someone who is difficult to figure out because he is still figuring himself out from moment to moment.
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It lights up in 16 different colors and gives off just the right amount of light, so they won't get blinded by the overhead.
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When one lamp is touched, the other gives off the same warm, relaxing glow, regardless of how far away you are from each other.
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According to Stila's creative artistry director Sarah Lucero the glitter gives off a sheen akin to light dancing off water — and she's not wrong.
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This tiny lantern, not much bigger than the Wonderboom, gives off light to set the mood and serves as a charging station for phones.
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It lights up in 16 different colors and gives off just the right amount of light, so they won't get blinded by the overhead.
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Earlier on Wednesday, she posted a particularly spooky photo of a skeleton mermaid that, as one commenter noted, gives off some Tim Burton vibes.
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"All my siblings posting their babies and shit and I'm just like," she wrote underneath the photo, which gives off serious cool aunt vibes.
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As Baskets's matriarch Christine Baskets, Anderson gives off a similar sense of effortlessness—which is astounding, when you consider that he's playing a woman.
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And the group also gives off a few clues that indicate it's made up of people who live in North America and speak English.
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He is an extremely good listener, makes near-constant eye contact, and gives off a strong impression that he cares about what you say.
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"Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths," A. J. Jacobs writes in his review.
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I'd like to think that this mix gives off a light blue feel with some pink thrown in (synesthetes should confirm or deny this).
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She claps when she's excited and snaps her fingers when she forgets a word and gives off a vibe that's both relatable and otherworldly.
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It gives off the impression that the phone is more powerful and advanced than previous phones with standard 60Hz screens, like your Galaxy S10!
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That has two implications: First, the acid gives off hydrogen ions that leech carbonate, a building block of marine life, out of the water.
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As revealed in an Instagram post, Lohan now has vibrant crimson hair that gives off major Ariel-from-The Little Mermaid-meets-Parent Trap vibes.
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O'Connell always gives off the impression he is very much grateful to be in the position he finds himself in, fighting for MMA's premier promotion.
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The fabric gives off a more relaxed, casual feel and they work perfectly with a cozy sweater, booties and a cute hat in the fall.
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In one, hundreds of men, mainly Afghans, sleep on the concrete floor, relying for warmth on burning plastic garbage that gives off choking black smoke.
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"When the sores drain it gives off a rotting trash odor, or sometimes it smells like mold, depending on what color comes out," Amber explains.
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An "event-related potential", for example, is an electrical signal that the brain reliably gives off in response to an external stimulus of some sort.
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"Old-timers like me look at it and get it," said Osborne, 51, a lanky, soft-spoken man who gives off a Mr. Rogers vibe.
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As a bonus, this cocktail even contains some nicotine, but gives off zero smoke—making the drink great for long car rides or movie nights.
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Underneath the glass box, a boiling pot of water gives off a steam flow that keeps the islak burgers warm and drenched in garlic fumes.
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The more a paint reflects light the more fluorescent it becomes, and Semple's PINK is very reflective, meaning it gives off a very powerful fluorescence.
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PEOPLE can exclusively debut the music video, which pays tribute to the late actor Patrick Swayze — and gives off some hilariously intense '80s workout vibes.
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The intentionally airy production gives off a ghostly feel, an air of psychedelia, and, as the album name promises, a quiet darkness to it all.
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Instead, the TRAPPIST-1 star is just a tenth the size of our own sun, and only gives off around a quarter of the radiant heat.
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"I think color really gives off certain vibes, so whatever design aesthetic you want, paint is typically the easiest way to transform your house," Gaines says.
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Unlike the light from conventional TVs, which gets diffused by adjacent colours, the colour of light each quantum dot gives off is very stable and precise.
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Although small and humble, the house gives off a strong contemporary feeling, with dark-brown siding and a flat-roofed porch supported by white pipe columns.
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Night Shift is designed to limit the amount of blue light your iPhone gives off, which can be helpful when you&aposre trying to fall asleep.
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Political leaders may then feel like they did in 2008, and focus on where the money is, rather than what kind of odour it gives off.
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The Barn gives off a curious mishmash of signals: located in a renovated carriage house, it's both rustic and contemporary, family-friendly and romantic, all at once.
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He speaks eloquently and, with his round glasses and slim build, gives off the vibe of the young teacher who's simultaneously chill and has his shit together.
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MicroLED is a complex new emissive display technology where, like OLED, each pixel gives off its own light instead of relying on backlighting for the entire panel.
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But she's since moved into video directing, and this music video for Amanda Palmer (former member of The Dresden Dolls) gives off major steampunk and vaudeville vibes.
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I love her and she's such a nice person—I don't know how I know that, but it's something that I just feel that she gives off.
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Remember that, aside from his heartwarming monster-rotica, del Toro is known for his nightmare fuel Pan's Labyrinth, and that's definitely the vibe Hellboy II gives off.
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Not voting -- particularly after he's already gone public with your own presidential ambitions -- gives off a strong whiff that this is simply a vanity campaign for Schultz.
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And although this location is very much a store, the openness of the layout gives off a vibe of a place you can come to just hang out.
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Bacteria proliferate in a liquid broth that often resembles the color of Yoo-hoo and gives off an earthy smell, like a freshly dug hole in the ground.
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Here is one example (pretty over the top): Ethanol is flammable and therefore unsuitable for large quantities to be on public display, and formalin gives off hazardous fumes.
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Harper is compassionate enough to treat infected patients, and one of her first is a mysterious Fireman who shows a telltale sign of illness: He gives off smoke.
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Right out the wrapper, it gives off heady rubber vibes—think of a fresh can of racquetballs, new rain boots, balloons—and just a hint of wet cave.
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Speaking of noise, the Shengyi motor definitely gives off a noticeable hum during riding, which I found a little rankling at times, but easy to ignore at others.
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The 21-year-old still gives off the impression that she is a little nonplussed by all the fuss, preferring to make statements with her aggressive brand of tennis.
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The hydrail can travel almost 500 miles per day at speeds of up to 87mph, and the only sound it gives off comes from the wheels and air resistance.
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The bacteria proliferate in a liquid broth that often resembles the color of Yoo-hoo and gives off an earthy smell, like a freshly dug hole in the ground.
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While "Dangerous Woman" definitely gives off girl power vibes, "Say You'll Be There" definitely belongs to Sporty, Posh, Ginger, Scary, and Baby — which Grande was quick to clear up.
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"Look What You Made Me Do," on the other hand, gives off a vengeful vibe and starts off with the superstar as a zombie climbing out of her grave.
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Microsoft is positioning it for Internet of Things, so that when a device or sensor gives off some information, it can trigger an event and make something happen automatically.
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Presumably things will get even more complex and difficult as the game progresses — a bit of a surprise considering the lighthearted and wholesome vibe that Mario + Rabbids gives off.
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The artwork inside isn't as lush as Farinas' cover, but it still gives off a frantic, hurried vibe that suits the stilted dialogue—an homage to classic indie comics.
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But as Lockhart's treatments progress the lid starts to come off this creepy place, where the nurses wear starched uniforms and everybody just gives off the air of Nazism.
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Personality-wise, Jay's chart gives off "preacher" archetype vibes—it's all that spiritual-yet-fiery energy that comes from his Sagittarius Sun-sign—balanced with earth and air elements.
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In addition to being a very dim star, Proxima Centauri is known to be a "flare star," which means the star periodically gives off far more light than usual.
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The smaller, sometimes more angular shape gives off a cool sci-fi vibe, making the traditionally retro eyewear more edgy — but still approachable enough to wear on the reg.
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Directed by Pete Docter, who's been responsible for some of Pixar's most emotionally mature films (like "Inside Out" and "Up"), "Soul" gives off an "It's a Wonderful Life" vibe.
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Jay Kay gives off the impression, just for a moment, that he is quite relatable and anyone could do what he does—but he isn't, and you definitely can't.
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It was almost antiplot — it seemed like David Lynch was ignoring plot completely and just sticking to tone, and how it feels and the vibe the show gives off.
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A shivering beech tree in a damp winter forest gives off its own light in the same way that dogwood blossoms in springtime look like tiny ground-borne suns.
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Behind it, a large projection of this same eyeball blinking slowly gives off the feeling that the sculpture may, in fact, blink of its own accord at any moment.
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There's the keyboard, which is lit per key, and the alien head logo, but also a ring of light on the back of the laptop that gives off a glow.
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This clip-on ring light gives off a white glow that's much more flattering than a bathroom's yellow light, and can also be helpful for shooting videos in the dark.
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Greenpeace Not as clean as it looks Local residents complain that the dump gives off horrible smells and that the smoke from the fires causes asthma and other respiratory ailments.
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Inside, the home gives off a rustic coastal vibe, with accents like a nautical roped chandelier in one of the bathrooms, and a fish hanging over one of the beds.
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Matter hurtling into them at almost the speed of light gives off all sorts of radiation, sometimes so much of it that it can be seen half a cosmos away.
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Utilizing a handful of dimmable LEDs, the Glass Sound Speaker gives off a muted glow similar to a standard table lantern, albeit with a few more tricks up its sleeve.
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He gives off an air of practiced nonchalance, so that it never looks like he's actually trying to pose, even though you'd be forgiven for thinking he was a model.
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It is not like any stone that has been used in such quantity anywhere else in New York, and it gives off a glow of happy, if self-satisfied, affluence.
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For someone who gives off a super tough vibe when I first see her walk through the door, it's disarming to find Uchis is open and easy to talk with.
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The "Boss oversized blazer," a '90s throwback that gives off some serious Beverly Hills, 90210 vibes — Brenda, Kelly, and Donna were all fans of the look — is already sold out.
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The lamp gives off enough light to fill a large room, but when it's off, it looks as if it were a sculpture or piece of artwork, which I love.
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Scamarcio gives off a whiff of Tony Curtis in "Sweet Smell of Success," and also of Marcello Mastroianni in "La Dolce Vita," though his milieu makes theirs look positively antiseptic.
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If you get close to the garage, you might notice that the windows are fogged over, because Carlson uses it to season firewood, which gives off moisture as it dries.
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Instead, she chose an Isabel Marant skirt made with a coated cotton blend, so that it gives off that shiny, patent (and, assumedly, liquid-repellent) look, plus a very '80s vibe.
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Indeed, Bushnell himself gives off the air of a twenty first century PT Barnum — or a real life Willy Wonka creating a technology-based wonder factory for kids of all ages.
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To make matters worse, Box puts Naz in a Harvard t-shirt, which gives off the impression that he is a privileged rich kid, immediately alienating him from the fellow inmates.
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When I ask about the seven she shot on the 13th hole, Noh gives off the impression that she was so focused on winning the setback didn't even register with her.
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There's also something... just as a color and shade that black gives off... a sophistication, and I like that it strips away some of the Lego-ness of what I do.
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" This is an actual term used by both publishers and bookstores, and means something only slightly different from "gives off the vibe of ten-year-old girls at a slumber party.
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Tucked into a corner of an upscale mall next to a record store, the low-lit restaurant gives off a hushed air of mystery with its black marble and velvet surfaces.
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One nifty discovery came in March, when researchers published a paper describing the South American polka dot tree frog, which gives off a green-blue glow when placed under ultraviolet light.
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They're made from real leather which gives off such a sleek finish, have a snake-skin print giving it a cool and edgy vibe plus come in a sophisticated pointy-toe design.
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The subtle transformation gives off a retro look that works for the summer — as opposed to bangs sitting right in the middle of the forehead, which could get real sweaty real fast.
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And we don't know if Ross, who clearly gives off the vibe he feels ownership of Becca, was given the full, lengthy psychological inspection regular Bachelor cast members are forced to undergo.
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It gets down to understanding why a traditional light bulb gives off a great deal of heat whereas a new LED light bulb producing the same amount of light remains quite cool.
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I've had several people come up to me this week and say that the last few pages made them cry, where Starr gives off the names [of the victims of police shootings].
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Al-Hakim is bald, well-dressed, and gives off a faint air of the urban sophisticate, such that at times he looks a bit out of place in a sewage-filled ISIS workshop.
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The keyboard is flanked by two long speaker grilles, and when you're looking at it open, it definitely gives off MacBook vibes — in an alternate reality where the MacBook had a good keyboard.
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It's a feeling not dissimilar to the one that Drake's "Hotline Bling" video gives off—but I also love that video, so I guess I have as many contradictions as Yeezus itself contains.
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As a face of Dior, Jennifer Lawrence returns to star in the brand's Cruise 2018 ad campaign where she gives off major Western vibes while modeling intricately embroidered dresses and cowboy-style hats.
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At first the piece gives off the insouciance of childish discord, but as your eyes trace the limbs — human and not — extended throughout it, you begin to see the meticulousness behind the bodies.
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This is an environmental problem not only because the main function of the Information Revolution is to sell us stuff we don't need, stuff that gives off carbon dioxide or gathers in dumps.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Oil and gas drilling gives off far more of the powerful greenhouse gas methane than the U.S. government estimates as leaky wells go unnoticed by federal regulators, scientists said on Thursday.
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Simply throw it on with a pair of jeans and white sneakers, and you've got a no-brainer look that still gives off the illusion that you spent hours deciding what to wear.
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Greetings have barely been exchanged before the brothers make clear their differences: Samad is more expensively educated and bookish, while the leaner, more impulsive Tom gives off an energy that Samad can't match.
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The music gives off a sort of Sims 3 vibe, and here's my personal favourite part: the wretched characters trying to hack you or get you to spill secrets look like little devils.
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The good news for Democrats of all stripes is that the Republican Party is more likely than not to nominate Trump, who gives off every sign of being a disastrously weak general election candidate.
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What's hot: Brad Pitt as a nonchalant astronaut who gives off the vibes of a reluctant superhero, a possible parallel to real life, the fictional tech made for the future, and the beautiful cinematography
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LUBUMBASHI, Democratic Republic of Congo — Sitting in his palatial living room amid lots of marble and white leather, Moïse Katumbi gives off an unmistakable air of being content with his place in the world.
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The building, some 100 years old, provides its own creaky soundtrack, and gives off a haunted house vibe, enhanced by the sticky counters, tables, and chairs, all covered in a film of sweaty latex.
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On a Dark, Cold Night One of many bedtime story podcasts designed as a sleep aid, On a Dark, Cold Night stands out thanks to its narrator, who gives off a benevolent witch vibe.
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One satellite that launched on Monday, for example, will test an "experimental darkening treatment" that could reduce the reflection it gives off, according to Lauren Lyons, a Starlink engineer who hosted the launch webcast.
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When you look at them, as well as the cultural cues Trump gives off, it is all carefully calibrated to appeal to cultural conservatives while shearing off Koch-style libertarians and foreign policy neoconservative hawks.
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And though the sign out front, with its lion-flanked escutcheon and Gothic lettering, gives off a whiff of high society, the club's membership spans classes, embracing socialites and police officers, lawyers and factory workers.
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The three fugitives bend their heads over the creature, admiring its long green body curling and uncurling "lasciviously," while the mother's skin gives off the scent of wine and smoke from the goings-on below.
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"The Oval presents itself as historic and it gives off a sense of power, but the residence has a sense of exclusivity," said a former senior administration official, describing Trump's affinity for conducting business there.
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Every 60-watt incandescent lightbulb gives off about the same amount of light, and we've been using incandescents for so long that we've grown accustomed to treating the watt as a measure of lightbulb brightness.
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First, she jetted to N.Y.C. wearing a satiny striped top with velvet pants, accessorized with a top-handle bag and oversize, upside-down winged sunglasses, which when worn all together gives off some strong '80s vibes.
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Microsoft gives off the impression that the company saw it coming since the beginning, but it's hard to shake the feeling that it was somewhat surprised by the momentum the Surface built after a slow start.
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FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack The pretty lavender icing sandwiched between two white Oreo cookies gives off a strong scent of blueberry as soon as you open the package, according to Popsugar.
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But while those who meet with Kim often determine he is not necessarily insane, Klingner warned that the difference between those misconceptions and the impression Kim gives off in person can also lead to an overreaction.
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I'm especially taken with the crisp collar and slim fit that gives off an unabashedly sleek look; indeed, there are a number of menswear-inspired details that make this shirt look every bit the power outfit.
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Besides the fact that they gives off major Baywatch vibes, red swimsuits stand out from the crowd (in a good way), they're indisputably sexy, and let's be honest: the color looks really good with a tan.
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I know some grandmothers, or as we call them, "bubbies," who wear so much perfume it totally defines their presence — but the Randolph cologne gives off a pleasant, fresh scent without overwhelming me or my coworkers.
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Though probably not the intention, this cover, with its moody lighting, and acoustic guitar, and cerebral dance, kind of gives off the sense of having added meaning or authenticity to the heartbreaking lyrics of Britney's song.
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In fact, Minn has also made documentaries (presumably with the same approach) on the Pulse nightclub and Las Vegas shootings, and at times this hasty, low-budget production gives off an unfortunate air of ambulance chasing.
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The color has a number of advantages in this context, says Rama Chorpash, director of the industrial design MFA program at Parsons: Blue is widely liked, associated with blue skies, and gives off appropriately corporate vibes.
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"It's not the volume of the nuclear waste that's the issue, but the radioactivity and heat it gives off as well as the fact that it remains dangerous for hundreds of thousands of years," he said.
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The signals could also be caused by a black hole at the center of the dwarf galaxy -- also known as an active galactic nuclei -- which gives off bursts of light as particles fall into at incredible speed.
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" She goes on to bizarrely add that she is also "not transgender or anything" but that she may come off as gay because she is a tomboy who gives off a "male energy" and she moves "differently.
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Released back in October, "Heroin Song" is one of the year's underrated tracks—a simultaneously intimate and cinematic bit of writing, that gives off the sensation of falling down a plughole with a head fall of valium.
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His stand-up shows and his podcast The Champs and his work directing Amy Schumer's show all make it clear how funny he is, and sometimes he gives off a glimpse of how smart he is, too.
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While filming my YouTube Red show Foursome, one of my favorite wardrobe items I wore was this Zara palm leaf two-piece — it gives off major tropical vibes, which was a perfect print for a beach setting.
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It aims to combat flakes with peppermint oil, which gives off a refreshingly strong scent as you shampoo, and piroctone olamine, an antifungal compound that helps prevent the growth of a yeast that can lead to dandruff.
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Helmed by series maestro Ryan Murphy, it has a tone that veers wildly, and it gives off a madcap air of not caring whether it makes sense or hews to any of the conventions of narrative television.
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As a result, Dacosta's impressive debut feature gives off Winter's Bone vibes, not just because of the hardened, barren and bleak atmosphere, but because Deb and Ollie aren't the kind of women we're used to seeing on screen.
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Alice's blearyeyes gives off a deep kind of sadness, a kind pain only someone who's spent over a decadewith an abusive rapist could emit, and for which you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy, letalone an innocent child.
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Yet despite the respect of her peers and her legions of fans, Ms. Burke gives off the vibe of someone who feels in a precarious position, ever conscious of the skepticism toward women in a male-dominated profession.
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Other theater highlights include "Anything That Gives Off Light," a collaboration between the National Theater of Scotland and the Brooklyn company the TEAM, and John Tiffany's production of "The Glass Menagerie," which ran on Broadway in 2013-14.
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To achieve the second look, which Pica said gives off a "cool, minimal '90s vibe," she applied silver eye shadow across the lids (from Chanel's Les 4 Ombres palette in Modern Glamour) and down around the tear ducts.
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Titled "Encirclement," it consists of hundreds of small items confiscated from airports that she has collected since 2002 — scissors are the most represented — and piled up and organized into a large ring that gives off an aura of sacredness.
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A study released last week from the Environmental Defense Fund found that oil and gas drilling gives off far more of the powerful greenhouse gas methane than the U.S. government estimates as leaky wells go unnoticed by federal regulators.
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The three methods the group employed targeted acoustic data, electric data, and electromagnetic data: the sound the computer makes (known as "coil whine"), the changes in electrical potential across its physical chassis, and the electromagnetic radiation it gives off.
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The Cabana Club, on top of the Robey Hall building on the sixth floor and open from May through September, gives off urban charm, with its rooftop pool and bar, proximity to the passing El trains and city views.
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Along which lines, this is the sort of show that may invite charges of slumming by a world-famous architect who, it is said, often gives off the imperious, slightly impatient impression that he has something better to do.
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Today, the impressive penitentiary — with its imposing wooden door, thick covering of soot and notoriety as a gang-riddled institution where, the BBC reports, prisoners import drugs via cellphone-controlled drones — gives off a sort of neo-Dickensian air.
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Makeup artists, vloggers, editors, beauty lovers, and probably your next door neighbor have raved about this formula, and Hoola stans swear that it has a natural finish that gives off a summertime glow, even if you're in the midst of winter.
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According to Hale, she's "a mixture of Selena Gomez, Sarah Hyland, Mila Kunis, and Maisie Williams," though, if we could make one other comparison, we'd say she gives off some serious Eva Green vibes with those high cheekbones and wide eyes.
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I was never given those duties, which is a shame because I'm from Minnesota and giving a lollipop to someone as a way of chastising them gives off the strongest dose of Minnesota energy outside of a plate of wild rice.
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Once it's in motion, things happen fast, new people (and animals) keep turning up to play their parts in the comedy, and the whole complicated apparatus gives off a soothing hum, like a smooth-running motor on a fishing boat.
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The trailer gives off some strong Lady Bird vibes—Ronan's Jo is dead-set on making her way through the world as a writer, a staunchly independent girl who loathes the idea of measuring herself by the guy she marries.
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The whole tape, which took Kamaiyah two weeks to record, gives off a breezy, celebratory West Coast vibe that pushes away from the harsh realities of growing up on High Street to document the good times and the riches to come.
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Raised in Louisville and discovered on the street in New York by a talent scout when she was a teenager, Lawrence gives off a lively, funny, slightly smart-aleck vibe in interviews that's a perfect buttress against our celebrity-obsessed times.
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Its defiance may have put it in the line of fire of U.S. politicians, government agencies and segments of the population who disagree, but it also gives off the crucial impression that Apple is putting its customers before all else.
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If someone wants to steal a keyless car, they can hold one relay box outside a home's front door (or somewhere near where the car keys will be hanging) and receive the signal the key fob gives off through the walls.
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Generally Double Bounce sites are more in-groupy which does a lot to prevent the abuse of other places on the internet and gives off that fun early 2000s vibe of "discovering" something, but makes it hard to grow through the site.
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Appropriately, this took place at the ghastly Marlins Park where the center field wall gives off distinct green-screen-on-the-set-of-an-overcooked-Michael Bay-film vibes, because Jarrod Dyson pulled off some special effects wizardry in Miami last night.
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With its drab battledress of grey, very grey, concrete, its array of lift shafts and fly-towers punching upwards through heavily stratified decks, the NT certainly gives off a strongly militaristic flavour, rather like an aircraft carrier in collision with a Norman keep.
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The little cardinal fish in the BBC Earth clip above — which went viral after it was shared recently on Twitter — is actually regurgitating a creature called an ostracod, which gives off that bright blue light when swallowed as a form of defence.
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Witherspoon gives off Elle-Woods-meets-Madeline-Martha-Mackenzie vibes, complete with green lipstick; Oprah is, well, Oprah (who else could play mother figure to the universe?); and Kaling exudes a grace not usually associated with her Mindy Lahiri and Kelly Kapoor personas.
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And each of the whopping 20 shades has its own unique scent — for instance, Mangoes Wild smells like (you guessed it) mangoes, Mint To Be is reminiscent of a fresh mint julep, and Boom Meringue gives off a fragrant aroma of vanilla frosting.
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Directed by the industrious and imaginative Rachel Chavkin ("Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," this season's "Hadestown" on Broadway), "Anything That Gives Off Light" is a collaboration between two adventurous theater companies that ultimately gets lost within its dizzying breadth of aspirations.
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However, Amalia Mesa-Bains's "Emblems of the Decade: Borders" (2015) is the kind of installation I want to spend time with: it's detailed and sundry and gives off the feeling of someone's actually lived-in space crossed with a sort of reliquary.
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With bespoke furniture and potted palms, pines and olive trees, the airy ground-floor library gives off a decidedly Mediterranean vibe, which extends to the rooms showcasing interior design by the Amsterdam-based Saar Zafrir, who created a swank and retro aesthetic.
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The milky liquid that the seafood gives off during its bath is perhaps the most important component of leche de tigre, being the one that transforms it from a marinade into a beverage, and probably the source of its reputation as an aphrodisiac.
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In summer our city is deserted and seems very large, clear and echoing, like an empty city-square; the sky has a milky pallor, limpid but not luminous; the river flows as level as a street and gives off neither humidity nor freshness.
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In addition to prepping for touring, dates TBA, Samp says he's about 90 percent finished with a new album, he has a publishing deal for an "alternative beekeeper's diary," and is designing a rotating hexagonal sculpture that gives off a magnetic field that creates sound.
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It's a sumptuous performance from Burke, whom I've seen on TV playing the nefarious Dolokhov, in the BBC's "War and Peace," and onstage as the agonized pastor in Ibsen's "Rosmersholm," and who gives off an aroma of loucheness as if it were expensive cologne.
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Though he never gives off the air of swing-for-the-fences method acting, Mr. Stuhlbarg has said that his process includes a lot of preparation to understand the psychology of his characters (he even keeps the details in order with a color-coded notebook).
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For calorie counters Our pick: Salad with romaine lettuce, chicken, fajita vegetables and tomatillo green-chili salsa Not only is the tomatillo-green chili salsa lowest in calories out of all the salsas, research shows that the heat it gives off can cut your appetite, too.
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The flipping camera may seem bizarre at first, especially with the wacky sound effects that Asus has set by default (don't worry, you can turn it off, although the motor itself gives off its own whirring noise), but it's actually a smart solution to the bezel issue.
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The later sections of the story, dealing with Mercury's AIDS diagnosis, are carefully handled, but most of the film is stuffed with lumps of cheesy rock-speak ("We're just not thinking big enough"; "I won't compromise my vision"), and gives off the delicious aroma of parody.
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The dodging, the jumping, and the blocking is all easier to execute using a regular pad, and while ARMS gives off a before-play impression as being somewhat lightweight, with colorful cartoon characters and only-ever family-friendly smack-downs, it absolutely demands your full concentration.
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Bioluminescence, in which an organism gives off light via an internal chemical reaction, such as a firefly, and biofluorescence, in which an organism takes in UV light and then re-emits at a lower energy level, like some sharks, is a fairly common biological process on Earth.
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Had it been the 212s this could have been the set for a great minimalist art porno, but inside the the one-room gallery, Davis and Ruiz's new show gives off a glow that is more of a nostalgic, inviting warmth than a tacky, tasteless heat.
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So, to make sure your gift gives off only good vibes, we've nailed down eight personality types — from your fanciest, froufrou friend to the most charitable of the group — and paired 'em with correlating beauty buys that'll make you look like the most thoughtful person in the room.
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Generally people remember them for their MTV2 staple "The Future Freaks Me Out" and its corresponding OK Go-via-Pavement video, which gives off the impression of a bunch of extroverts having a laugh, offsetting the fact that the song is about introversion and anxiety completely destroying a relationship.
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The decision to cast a man as one of the sisters can seem like a gag (Perfetti wears a black silk skirt, which gives off a gothic rustle when he moves), but it turns serious when we realize how much Masha cherishes her sense of her own difference.
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In this collab, she gives off the distinct impression that she's a woman who has just shot her no good rotten husband, and now she's fleeing through the night, from motel room to motel room, with nothing but a sparkly silver dress and a glint in her eye.
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Travelers and doctors alike should be aware that prolonged contact with the Sargassum weed, or inhaling the hydrogen sulfide gas it gives off as it decomposes on the beach, can cause heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, vertigo, headache and skin rashes, the authors write in the Journal of Travel Medicine.
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He wanted to dive into an Indonesian acid lake that gives off sulfur gas "the pH of battery acid"; descend 1,000 feet into the "world's deepest blue hole," recently discovered in the South China Sea; and drive into the teeth of a Saharan haboob to study the movement of pathogens over long distances.
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And by not explaining the forces behind Trump's rise — the socio-political trends, the recent behavior of the parties, the interference and hacking from foreign governments — the film does something even more nefarious: it gives off the impression that it was just some unknowable, Trump-ian magic that led to the election results.
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Methinks it has something to do with the intentionally-disheveled styling trend that's been taking over for the last year or so — leaving the ties of your clothing undone gives off a certain amount of IDGAF (not to mention adding a bit of motion to your look, for that perfect in-stride street-style snap).
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Read more: Air pollution kills more people each year than smoking — but it's not the only dangerous pollutant you encounter on a daily basisDue to the cigarette's inherent harm to the environment that is in addition to any smoke it gives off, some environmental activists have pushed for cigarette filters to be banned all together.
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Coulter's mask is on display in Think Tank's Trap House, a sci-fi horror art show and escape room mashup that's exhibiting legendary monster and SFX makeup artists in LA. The point is to experience art and horror at the same time, and Coulter's vaginal mask, sans eye holes, gives off that deep-seated fright.
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It's not immediately clear why he thinks this — other than the fact that Yara would be pretty great at it — but it's another good scene that contributes to the biggest sense "Book of the Stranger" gives off, which is… Game of Thrones has a frequent problem with feeling as if it's running in circles, unable to move forward.
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Even the Manson family exerts an allure for a still newer generation of novelists: like Furst's new book, " The Girls " (2016), by Emma Cline (born in 1989), gives off a sense that the narrator (a peripheral figure in a Manson-style cult) carries not only a burden but also a weird privilege by being connected to something legendary.
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As for the aesthetic, the boot definitely gives off a bit of an equestrian vibe, which is unsurprising, considering the inspiration for the designer's latest collection: "Fall/winter 2016 combines the nonchalance of street style — inspired by the café scene in Éric Rohmer's 1972 film L'amour l'après-midi — with my childhood love of horseback riding," she said of the offering.
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There are scent-markings: for instance, a deer might urinate down its leg, which catches the smell, and gives off an individual identification A grey fox will very intentionally poop right in the middle of a trail or on top of a rock in a place that's really obvious, as a way of saying 'I was here, this is who I am.
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The rest, she said, came from physics: 21 percent from the train's actual movement; 15 percent from the train's motor engine; 12 percent from the heat given off by the electrical and auxiliary systems installed to run said trains; and the majority—or over 50 percent—from the train hitting the brakes as it pulls into the station, an intense friction that gives off an exorbitant amount of warm air.
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The Brand: Flower Beauty The Celebrity Behind It: Drew Barrymore What We Tested: Zoom-In Ultimate Mascara, HydraSilk Ultimate Lip Butter, Ultimate Blush & Contour Brush, E.E. Erase Everything Ultimate Foundation Who Tried It: Lindy Segal, Style Social Editor Drew Barrymore is one of those people who just gives off a gorgeous aura, so I was determined to capture a bit of that glow with her Flower products, which, surprisingly, I had never tried before.
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