Walnut litter is generally very low in dust as well, though litter with fine-textured granules may track more than larger granules.
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Strain the ghee and remove and discard the cardamom granules.
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You're only going to need about ten itty bitty yeast granules.
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Just a quarter of a milligram -- a few granules -- can kill you.
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In this case the filament contains 45-65% by volume of magnetic granules.
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Just a quarter of a milligram -- a few granules -- can kill a user.
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Companies hiring: X3 Tradesmen, Specialty Granules, Arandell, Pechanga Resort and Casino and more.
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Crack "honeycomb" into manageable pieces and pulse in a food processor into coarse granules.
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For this project, granules of cork were compressed and heated to create building blocks.
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Others have structural color: nanoscopic bubbles, lattices, and granules that scatter and refract light.
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I keep a jar of instant coffee granules at my desk to save money.
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Pine cat litter comes in several forms including small pellets and sawdust-like granules.
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Years of sand granules have worn down her eyes, and she can't see clearly anymore.
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So a dessert spoon of coffee granules rather than a traditional teaspoon is probably best.
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The only non-white object in the room is a jar of instant coffee granules.
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You're going to see the little yeast granules swimming around in there like sea monkeys.
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The crunchy ice granules were a blessing after spending the day in the city's tropical heat.
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Some granules are so large, I swear they're actually tearing up the surface of my skin.
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Yesterday, which was "breezy and dry," helped create the ideal conditions for pollen granules to congregate.
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As the colorful fruit-flavored granules hit my tongue I was instantly able to know all.
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In a microwave-safe mug or glass, combine cocoa powder, coffee granules, chocolate chips, and sweetener. 2.
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The terrain would vary, but the essentials would remain the same: parched earth, granules between your teeth.
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She'd combine the sugar, butter, and juice in a pan, and simmer until the sugar granules liquified.
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The resulting granules can be melted and moulded in the same way as plastic is in factory processes.
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The firm had been selling pepper mixed with the battery-laced coffee granules for years, the paper said.
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With a bag of Spectracide Fire Ant Shield Mound Destroyer granules, that ant nest doesn't stand a chance.
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"Just passing through town," the woman said, her accent like sand granules on a warm and windless beach.
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Basically, these cells feature various immunoactive compounds which are stored in tiny vesicles called granules within the cells.
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Granules have been difficult to detect on late-stage supergiants because they tend to be clouded by orbiting dust.
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During this division process, the researchers observed that P granules grow, shrink and move across the cells via diffusion.
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It was a burning, scratching feeling, like granules of sand were being smooshed around the surface of my eyes.
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In people with certain types of blood cancer, so-called azurophilic granules appear in their lymphocytes (white blood cells).
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The British company Celox Medical makes granules and gauzes impregnated with chitosan, made from shells of shrimp and crabs.
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Please feed me that slab of off-white cream with granules of chocolate cookie crunch while I'm on my deathbed.
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To ensure that these samples were visually indistinguishable from those they replaced, they mixed in salt and Nescafe coffee granules.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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Dusted with cracked pepper, large sugar granules and dark paprika, there was no need for sauce — though we tried it anyway.
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The sound of cascading granules is heard as a mountain of sugar forms, and a sugar packet shows Mr. Rubio's face.
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The WHO noted that even in extremely small doses -- equal to a few granules of salt -- carfentanil can produce lethal effects.
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Pinch those ten or so yeast granules and drop them into that other bottle with the rubber stopper/cage-top thing.
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Kitty Catter gives this litter an A+ rating, commenting that the granules are soft and gentle on a cat's sensitive paws.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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She'd stir fat granules of the salty cow's cheese into the potato dough that made gnocchi or whip it into scrambled eggs.
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The French federation annually grinds up 1.5 million balls into granules that are added to resins for sports surfaces throughout the country.
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It is unscented and dust-free so it won't cause respiratory problems, and its unique heavy clay granules help to reduce tracking.
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These substances are available as oils or granules, and contain between 70 percent and 90 percent THC, the psychoactive molecule in cannabis.
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Mr. Ramanavarapu, 35, is the president of the American unit, in Parsippany, N.J., of Granules India, which sells and distributes pharmaceutical products.
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The granules are coated first in a polymer that doesn't melt until it reaches the stomach, and then with sweet, fruity flavoring.
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Instead of acids or granules, I use a piece of gauze as a physical exfoliant and hydrating emollient products to get her glow.
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As the new image shows, this particular giant is mostly circular, featuring complex areas of shifting material known as granules, or convection cells.
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The 151-page report says that table salt and Nescafé instant–coffee granules were used to help conceal tainted urine and bypass controls.
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The subterfuge included using table salt and Nescafé instant-coffee granules to help conceal tainted urine and bypass controls, according to the inquiry.
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Meanwhile, beat heavy cream, powdered sugar, espresso granules and vanilla with an electric mixer on medium speed until stiff peaks form, about 5 minutes.
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The Martian surface is covered in sand, dirt and dust granules, and the planet is known to have storms and be struck by meteoroids.
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Image: Ian Waldie/Getty ImagesA biologist at Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant isolates aging granules from human heart tissue in a zonal centrifuge, c883.
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These granules are abnormally large, and doctors identify them by using a dye that stains them a blue ranging from purple to deep azure.
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Some contain only granules, but others contain liquid, which when ingested doubled a child's odds of being admitted to a medical facility, the data show.
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Personalize your java on the rocks with these must-have ingredients: Instant Coffee Coffee granules are incredibly useful when it comes to making iced coffee.
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A single pollen grain contains up to 700 starch granules of 0.6 to 2.5 um (small enough to reach the lower airways in the lung).
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If there is a single identifiable subject to his resolutely abstract works, it is coalescence — the gradual coming together of disparate colors, textures and granules.
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He was compulsively superstitious; twice on other plane trips I had seen him toss a few granules of salt over his left shoulder after eating.
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She tore open the package and poured it on a lab bench, separating out a few granules, about two milligrams worth, with a razor blade.
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Meltwater from the upper layers of the glacier trickle through the airspaces between the snow granules, smearing the chemical signals and making the core unusable.
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This type of natural cat litter usually comes in pellet form, though some brands offer litter with softer granules more similar to regular clay litter.
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The devil-may-care group tipped over salt containers on the table but were forbidden from tossing any of the spilled granules over their shoulders.
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The Gum-Tec compounds are formed as granules and are then molded into the sole of the shoe, which also features a map of the city.
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But when I swiped it on, they didn't feel gritty or scratchy; instead, the tiny granules dissolved on contact while gentle AHAs did the real resurfacing.
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Made from all-natural corn granules, World's Best Cat Litter Clumping Formula is biodegradable, forms hard clumps for easy cleanup, isn't dusty, and offers excellent odor control.
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When doors open they search for possible infestations and, if they find any, put down orange larvacide granules, which attract the feeding larvae and then poison them.
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Dewormers for dogs come in several forms including tablets, granules, powders, and liquids, so talk to your veterinarian about the option that is best for your dog.
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I also swish peachy granules onto my cheeks and use a pencil to draw a line around my eye, so that people know where my blinkers are.
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The new drug, called Quadrimune, comes in strawberry-flavored granules the size of grains of sugar that can be mixed with milk or sprinkled on baby cereal.
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The classic circular pastry, split and filled with hazelnut cream, is indulgent without being excessive, and I like the faint crunch of granules of sea salt caramel.
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As noted in the new study, this star features massive surface granules, the largest of which occupies upward of 27 percent—more than a quarter—of its surface.
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Under a scanning electron microscope, she discovered that this film is made of millions of microscopic melanin granules shaped like drug capsules, capped by a thin gelatinous layer.
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Kenya's arabica coffee, grown in the highlands around Mount Kenya, is world-renowned, unlike the robusta produced in places like Vietnam and Brazil and used in instant granules.
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The hard-clumping action makes scooping the litter box a breeze, and, because the granules are made from corn and not clay, they can be flushed or composted.
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Probably because the ink granules are too bulky for the microscopic Pac-Mans to break down, they hold onto the pigment, your body art shining through their bellies.
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"These images are important because the size and number of granules on the surface actually fit very well with models that predict what we should be seeing," said Baron.
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As for the arduous snowy climate, Shanks fans out, using white stone granules for snow and wind machines to create a similar effect to Shank FX's 4K Sand Paintings.
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As China's Communist troops fled from attacks in the 1930s, trekking thousands of miles to a new base, they spread its yellow granules on their wounds to stanch bleeding.
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When the cells get the right signal, the granules start sticking to the surrounding cellular membrane, with the result being the release of their contents into the outside world.
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The prime minister of Vietnam gave the president a "gemstone painting" of Mr. Trump smiling against a backdrop of an American flag, made of stone granules, worth about $1,20173.
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The researchers suggest that as the granules of powder bump up against the stirrer, the fluid and each other, the level of friction they experience at first is high.
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Even with a vision, the U.S. market is just getting tougher for companies to operate in, said Vijay Ramanavarapu, the head of the U.S. business of drugmaker Granules India (GRAN.NS).
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Whether the granules are heating buildings or fueling cars, the main point is they're not being dumped straight onto landfill sites or sent to the incinerator, where they'd produce C02.
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For the image above, his crew rinsed a small ball of dough with water to wash away starch granules and water-soluble proteins, leaving behind a blob of near-pure gluten.
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Over the next few months, she and her team will look for division of liquid droplets made of polymers that are physically similar to the proteins in P granules and centrosomes.
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In this case the granules start out in an unmagnetised state, but placing the printed object into a strong magnetic field of the required geometry converts it into a permanent magnet.
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You can buy hemostatic powder loose in packets or built into a gauze pad, but for potential gunshot wounds buy what looks like a big plastic syringe filled with Celox granules.
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In the soda tax episode, the host, María Paulina Baena, with granules of sugar flecking her lips, skewered the industry and members of Congress for spreading misinformation about the proposed tax.
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Pros: Highly absorbent materials, forms hard clumps, neutralizes odors quickly, virtually dust-free, fine-textured granules, comes in multi-cat formulaCons: Dark color may disguise clumps, tracked litter shows up easily
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He theorizes that cold granulated glass was packed into a mould, and then a blob of molten blue glass was introduced and pressed against the mould, heating the white granules from behind.
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In both cases, stirring tiny granules in a fluid results in a substance with very specific properties — for chocolate, it's a meltingly smooth mouthfeel, and for concrete, it's a cohesive, consistent texture.
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This rejuvenating clay mask may not emit ionic energy to soothe your anxious mood, but the actual salt granules will refresh your skin — and the clay will leave your pores squeaky clean, too.
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The Answer Could Help Find Alien Life Deposits of hematite (an iron mineral) found embedded in the quartz-like jasper formed a wide variety of structures resembling tubes and filaments, granules and rosettes.
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Until now, investigators had been exploring the different ways the poison could have been delivered: a bouquet of flowers, or granules of the nerve agent in the ventilation system of Mr. Skripal's car.
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Ground into granules, cork is formed into expanded insulation corkboard through heat and pressure that releases the cork's natural resin — forming the glue that holds the cork together, without additives, in rectangular panels.
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In regular fur, the agouti gene controls the production of granules that carry pigment, speeding it up and slowing it down so that an individual strand winds up with light and dark bands.
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Servings: 215Prep: 215 minutes plus marinatingTotal: 23 hour for the marinade: 53 teaspoons celery salt 25 teaspoon onion granules 24 teaspoon garlic granules 22017 teaspoon black pepper 1 teaspoon ground white pepper 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper 2 teaspoon finely chopped parsley 2 teaspoons finely chopped tarragon4 chicken breasts2 tablespoons coconut oil, melted for the sauce: 43 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice 200 ml unsweetened coconut water 2 tablespoons fine-cut dried hibiscus petals, plus more for serving 4 tablespoons coconut sugar 1.
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While the obese bullfrog gorging on sweets and caviar is riddled with bumps and granules of dirt that reflect his slovenly nature, the curious tree frog's body is a smooth surface conducive to stealth.
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The Dresden droplet discoveries began in 2009, when Brangwynne and collaborators demystified the nature of little dots known as "P granules" in C. elegans germline cells, which undergo division into sperm and egg cells.
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At that point, I had eaten Nashville hot chicken only once in my life, and yet I felt a snobbish disdain for the spices that ostentatiously coated the crust; the granules resembled crimson sand.
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Dump the cornmeal and the bag, and brush any stray granules off the fur using your hands, or knock them loose by clapping a pair of shoes together over a garbage can or sink.
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When making chocolate or mixing cement, stirring tiny granules in a fluid results in a substance with very specific properties — for chocolate, it's a meltingly smooth mouthfeel, and for cement, it's a cohesive, consistent texture.
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Nicola Harrison, a personal stylist who lives in the East Village, was in with her son, Christopher, 9, to buy products from her native England such as digestive biscuits, PG Tips tea and gravy granules.
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ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — When she was a student in Paraguay, teachers forced her to kneel on jagged granules of salt and maize for entire mornings as punishment for speaking her mother tongue, Guaraní, in the classroom.
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Place the bowl of the stand mixer on top of the saucepan and whisk the sugar and egg whites, stirring constantly, until you cannot feel the granules of sugar between your fingers, about 4 minutes.
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As needed, a very gentle physical exfoliator like a gommage or scrub (be sure the granules are no bigger or sharper than a grain of sugar) used after cleansing and before a targeted, acid-free serum.
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It's in your pocket for a start, so you can take it with you wherever you go; use it to examine some sugar granules in the café, or the texture of a sculpture in the museum.
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One possibility, the researchers speculate, is that the granules could be helping them grind up plankton and other creatures floating in the water, much the way gizzard stones help birds break down food they've swallowed whole.
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The Indian generic drug manufacturer Cipla announced a more palatable pediatric formulation called Quadrimune, which comes in flavored granules the size of sugar grains that can be mixed with milk or sprinkled on baby cereal. 8.
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To start, the heavy oils used in some formulas seem as if they'd leave any texture a greasy mess — and we haven't even mentioned how odd it is to massage big ol' salty granules into your scalp.
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But scoop up a teaspoonful and rub all over your wet scalp, and it melts into a luxuriously fizzy paste-cream consistency that, combined with the satisfyingly scratchy texture of the granules, gives you a salon-worthy head massage.
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Each jewelry item is repeatedly dipped in a pool of liquefied gold or silver granules, after which "we let both our eyes and our fingertips search to remove any bumps, 'nails' or uncovered spots with sandpaper or pliers," Ms. Knutsson said.
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Importantly, it's the first image of a star where we can actually see active granules on the surface, and it's the first to confirm theories about the physical characteristics of late-stage, giant stars, according to new research published this week in Nature.
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And when he renourishes the beach of the Royal Pyrenees Hotel and Resort with a substance that "more closely resembles shrapnel than sugar granules," he runs afoul of the establishment's owner, a mob capo named Dominick (Big Noogie) Aeola, who orders him snatched.
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The 25-year-old Bancroft was caught on camera shoving the sticky yellow tape, which he used to pick up rough granules off the pitch, into the front of his trousers when he believed he had been spotted by the umpires during the third test.
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They depend on electric fans to pull air into the ducts and over a special material, known as a sorbent, laced with granules that chemically bind with CO₂; periodic blasts of heat then release the captured gas from the sorbent, with customized software managing the whole catch-and-release cycle.
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Origin stories differ: either there was no hot water available, or he was simply overheated, but either way the enterprising Vakondios grabbed a shaker meant for a Nesquik cocoa drink, added some granules of Nescafe and sugar, shook vigorously, and poured out what would swiftly become Greece's preferred beverage, especially in the summer.
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"There are many common threads in all reports of thunderstorm-related asthma -- a high concentration of potentially allergenic material such as that in late spring in Melbourne (pollen grains or fungi), a thunderstorm that sweeps up the allergens, which burst when wet and release very small particles (such as starch granules or fungal spores)," she wrote last week.
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As for guilty pleasures, there are several things I can't get out here and I'm lucky enough to have a few good friends who are part of the P2S Prepper Network who occasionally send me "Aid Packages": Sunpat Crunchy Peanut Butter, Bisto Beef Gravy Granules, Marmite, HP Sauce, Kitkat Chunky Peanut Butter… …You sure like peanuts.
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Twice a year, Nike will ship out a prepaid bag where parents can send back their kids' worn shoes, which will either be donated to families in need if in good condition or recycled through Nike Grind, a program that separates out the rubber, foam, leather and textile blends, grinds them into granules and incorporates those into new products, including footwear, apparel and play surfaces.
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