Lozenge TwoAround the time I popped my second lozenge, I realized I should take a full inventory of the night's activities and offerings.
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Lozenge Three As I tucked into my third lozenge, I was beginning to know some of the other misfit concertgoers, if not by name, then by appearance.
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While I waited, I shoved another lozenge in my mouth.
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Oliver Chase, a young English newcomer, invented a lozenge cutter.
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But hard candy, not a throat lozenge, might be the answer.
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Actiq, the first TIRF drug, is a lozenge on a stick.
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The chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, handed her a cough lozenge.
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The research team recruited close to 2,000 cigarette smokers online and randomly assigned about half to use the L-cysteine lozenge with every single cigarette they smoked for six months, and the other half to use a dummy lozenge.
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"Just a minute, I gotta get a lozenge," Clinton said as she coughed.
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Some people use a nicotine patch or lozenge, there are also other medications.
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As Temer choked up, an assistant brought him a lozenge to the podium.
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Fauci said he was instead trying not to choke on a throat lozenge.
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But the little candle just stood there, reflected in its lozenge-shaped mirror.
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The men stopped the session and scoured their rule books for lozenge-eating infractions.
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Fauci has claimed that he was trying to suppress coughing on a throat lozenge.
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The medicated lozenge will probably contain menthol or benzocaine, which have a numbing effect.
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In Minter's enamel painting, wet rouge lips part to hold a crystal like a lozenge.
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In the crux of the vinyl rests a solid steel lozenge about four inches long.
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The new Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has lozenge-shaped windows and Dutch-influenced design features throughout.
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Scientists at GSK spent seven years developing, studying and submitting the new lozenge for FDA review.
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It is usually administered to patients in severe pain through injection, a patch or a lozenge.
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Fentanyl can be administered in various forms: as a transdermal patch, lozenge, tablet or nasal spray.
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Itching, nausea and vivid dreams were the most common side effects with combined patch and lozenge use.
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Lozenge FiveNow five lozenges in, I reassessed the scene as darkness settled over Amazon's giant music box.
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The brand is launching its first major new product in 10 years, a coated ice mint lozenge.
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I was driving a lozenge-shaped gray sedan; he was driving a 20133 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead coupe.
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NASCAR legend and former smoker Dale Earnhardt Jr. will serve as spokesman for the ice coated lozenge campaign.
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Zonnic, an over-the-counter nicotine gum and lozenge, is marketed by a Swedish subsidiary of Reynolds American, Inc.
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Lyft, for example, now uses a longer lozenge-shaped button, but it still feels like a native Android app.
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The Kit Kat Nodo Ame Aji, or Cough Drop flavour, is made up of 2.1 percent throat lozenge powder.
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The lozenge interiors are each painted a slightly different, but related tone; the distinctions vary from sharp to subtle.
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Anthony Fauci's trending facepalm was reportedly made to cover his face after a lozenge was stuck in his throat
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The edges of the laptop curve into each other gently, making the whole thing a sort of giant, flattened lozenge.
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And although it may not be for everyone, I appreciate that its creators are doing something other than a featureless lozenge.
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Then she suffered a coughing fit that not even a lozenge gallantly provided by the chancellor of the exchequer could halt.
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The people using nicotine replacement therapy could select from an array of products, including the patch, gum, lozenge and nasal spray.
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You can also keep the throat moist by sucking on a piece of hard candy or, better yet, a medicated lozenge.
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When it's prescribed by a physician, fentanyl can come in the form of a lozenge, a "lollipop," or a slow-release patch.
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So to prevent them from being fancy lozenge-shaped bricks for 21 days, Apple needed to get iOS 22 out the door.
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Fentanyl has been used since the 1960s in medical settings to treat extreme pain, more recently as a patch or in a lozenge.
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Fauci answered that his throat had been scratchy and the lozenge he was having became stuck in his mouth, according to The Times.
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Participants were instructed to have a lozenge every two to three hours and the lozenges took about 15 to 30 minutes to dissolve.
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Lozenge Four At this point, it became clear I would not be befriending Pete Davidson, who, even if he was there, was definitely backstage.
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While fentanyl was introduced in the 1960s to treat extreme pain, it did not appear in patches or as a lozenge until much later.
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Each lozenge is framed by a narrow band of bright, changing colors, which vary in length and are surrounded by a thin red line.
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"Inside Outside," with its bright, glowing colors against the subdued tones of the lozenge interiors and the black ground, emits a continuous, soothing thrum.
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Fauci later told The New York Times that his throat had been scratchy and the lozenge he was having became stuck in his mouth.
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Pink fought off the flu and spit out a throat lozenge to belt out a spirited National Anthem (which saw no protests from players).
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I'm feeling tired, and my throat is a bit scratchy, so I suck on a lozenge I find in my purse and get to work.
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"Long week," Williams said at the beginning of her Hot Topics segment on The Wendy Williams Show, dropping a throat lozenge into her coffee cup.
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Its lozenge shape helps by ensuring no awkward corners and with finding somewhere it can be parked parallel but not too close to a wall.
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Ketamine can cause blood pressure to rise and the heart to race, so Michael began with a low-dose lozenge to see how he'd react.
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Scrip is a handsome copper lozenge that's smooth on the bottom and stippled on top, with space for a tiny numerical screen at one end.
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Over time the root of the marsh mallow plant was combined with sugar, making it sweet and perhaps the first rendition of a throat lozenge.
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Used in the hospital, it can be injected, put in a patch for absorption into the body or given as a lozenge or a lollipop.
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People on the highway pulled over and snapped pictures of the strange lozenge-shaped craft, glinting silver, cruising a few hundred feet in the air.
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At some point in the near future the small lozenge of electronics we wear on our wrists will become obsolete, replaced by something beyond our ken.
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The lozenge isn't available in the U.S., and other formulations of L-cysteine might not work as well as the one that was tested, Sherman noted.
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By connecting our brains to a glowing lozenge from Apple or Motorola we would be able to have the world's culture, wisdom, and news at our fingertips.
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Her other tip was to chew gum or suck on a lozenge while climbing because the dry, stale air of stairwells is known to induce coughing fits.
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She is particularly drawn to lozenge-size semiprecious stones in rock-candy pastels and neons — gems that might have washed up like sea glass on the shore.
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Sitting astride the swan, we cannot tell from the young woman's expression — a lozenge for a mouth and two small, impenetrable circles for eyes — what she is thinking.
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Among those who adhered strictly to the directions, 170 (45.3 percent) who took the L-cysteine lozenge quit smoking compared with 134 (35.4 percent) who took the placebo.
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"She went on: "And then of course, the one thing the camera finds, the first place they find me is me spitting out my lozenge onto the grass.
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Lozenge OneNearing the event in an Uber, I was well into my first minty smoking cessation aid when I asked the driver to look for the giant Amazon box.
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Over six months, 83 people who finished the whole study quit smoking: 181 (18.2 percent) who took the L-cysteine lozenge and 150 (15 percent) who took the placebo.
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"Lot Ball," however, is menacing, a 15-foot-high black asphalt sphere with protruding lozenge-shape curbs inspired by the Costco parking lot that was once Mr. Fisk's backyard.
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The fentanyl in the lollipop retains its potency because, unlike a medicinal patch or a chewed, crumbled lozenge, it is not first digested and then metabolized by the liver.
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"Cachettes Votives aux Dimensions Insaisissables," my own favorite, is an 84-inch-square black lozenge with a thick shaft of whites and grays pouring down just right of center.
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In the front hall, Powell & Bonnell made a rakish nook with black walls by Farrow & Ball, custom wool chairs and a lozenge-shape table they designed for the space.
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"We came from a railroad — long, narrow everything — and we were sick of that," said Ms. Thorner, director of marketing for Crave Crush, a lozenge intended to stop sugar cravings.
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The intricate pattern is centered on an extremely rare and flawless emerald-cut, 9.46-carat octagonal old-mine Colombian emerald, with one lozenge-cut and two marquise-cut Zambian emeralds.
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The lozenge-shaped cards have a hunt theme, with four suits: collars for the dogs, tethers for the hounds, horns and nooses that were used to hang game from a belt.
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Then May began a coughing fit and was repeatedly forced to take drinks of water, even coughing into her glass, and was proffered a lozenge from her finance minister, Philip Hammond.
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The study was conducted by Dr. Kari Syrjanen who, along with five coauthors, works in Helsinki for Biohit Oyj, the company that funded the study and markets the lozenge as Acetium.
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Hockey engenders a connection between anthem singers and fans, who grow familiar with a voice, its cadence and its crannies, and anticipate it game after game, as soothing as a lozenge.
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Before she sang, she took a throat lozenge out of her mouth, which you can see in the GIF below: Many celebrities took to the social media platform to praise her performance.
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Members complained that she had a lozenge in her mouth -- which Ogata said was necessary to avoid coughing during the session -- and demanded that she apologize, when she refused she was ejected.
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MealEnders Signaling Lozenges (25-count Pouch), $30.99, available at AmazonThe idea of MealEnders, a two-layered candy lozenge meant to prevent overeating, intrigued the judges, but some did not like the taste.
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It is not perfect, but until that lozenge is rammed inside my head next to my brainstem I, like so many of us, will have to get my ancillary notifications on my wrist.
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The researchers didn't compare the lozenge to other smoking-cessation treatments, he noted, and it's not clear if it would have worked as well if participants weren't required to complete the daily diary.
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She said she has been bullied by colleagues, including an incident where she was thrown out for sucking on a lozenge when she had a cold, an act for which she refused to apologize.
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The tablets, known as "turbah" or soil in Arabic, come in many shapes - round, square, lozenge, half-circle - with various inscriptions, often praising Imam Hussein, Prophet Mohammad's grandson who is buried in the city.
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Active windows are indicated by little lozenge-shaped bars at the top of each app, and you can tap on them to slide apps to different positions or open up yet more windowing options.
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In 2017, Mark Bernstein asked the sharks for $300,000 in exchange for 8 percent of his company, MealEnders, proprietors of a lozenge that claims to curb the appetite and ward off desert cravings naturally.
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In the 100-odd books that he published during his lifetime—books with three-word titles like The Fatal Lozenge, The Pious Infant, The Blue Aspic, The Disrespectful Summons—he experimented promiscuously with format.
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Except when she doesn't: In "Homeopatia," arguably the show's star, lozenge-shaped indentations of brilliant color dot the raw bronze surface while other lozenges are painted flat on the surface, which creates strange spatial ambiguities.
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It's also about that word you've heard so many times it no longer feels like a word, more like a round, lozenge-shaped thing that falls out of your mouth every time it opens. Wellness.
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Doctors can prescribe it in patch and lozenge form, but illegally made fentanyl is increasingly being mixed with heroin or cocaine—with or without the user's knowledge, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The city of Yinchuan, in northwestern China, is the capital of Ningxia, a tiny lozenge of land that accounts for just half a per cent of China's population and a similarly tiny proportion of its landmass.
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"Following a review of Nestle's confectionery business in Australia and New Zealand, Nestle is looking to focus on its major chocolate, baking and medicated lozenge brands in New Zealand," Nestle said in a statement on Thursday.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the leading US expert on diseases, claimed a lozenge was stuck in his throat during a brief but trending moment that was caught on camera on Friday, according to The New York Times.
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Daan Berkouwer, who works for a water management company, said the combination of financial incentives and the promise of cutting emissions helped him decide to buy a lozenge-shape Tesla Powerwall battery to use with CrowdNett.
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Pharmaceutical fentanyl is an opiate drug that is about 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine, and it is usually administered to patients who are in severe pain through injection, a patch or a lozenge.
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As emotional Brooklynites streamed in to hear him speak — and to collectively reminisce about life before the Trump era — Mr. Souza, 62, sucked on a lozenge and fretted about the projector's ability to perfectly display his photos.
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Some of the cloud series are composed of cottony white forms imposed on a strong blue sky, while others are quite abstracted, evoking lozenge-shaped white bricks or Chiclet chewing gum, in a steady, streaming, and descending formation.
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A flat, misshapen clay lozenge, covered in abraded red pigment, is affixed to the left of the stairway/path's base, while three drops of white paint in the middle of the lower right quadrant balance out the clay object's weight.
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Meanwhile, in more or less the middle of the painting, single rows of vertical, lozenge-like shapes, their horizontal stripes alternating with the narrow band of stripes they are set against, can be read as the windows of a passenger plane.
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Zip-trimmed moto tops in gold duchess satin were paired with purple stirrup pants; peach silk nightie dresses came with jewel-encrusted panels; and a transparent degradé lozenge-like plastic jacket topped a hooded turtleneck (Hoods are turning into a thing).
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Sanders was eager to find distractions, rummaging through old papers, emptying the contents of his jacket pocket into a small trash can under his desk, and, at one point, intently studying the label on the back of a lozenge tin.
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But the style of the vase is not traditionally Greek: The strange lozenge pattern on the rim, the stars right below it, and even the squared-off shape of the rim are typical of pottery from Etruria, in what is now central Italy.
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Nor did I arrive at Circle in the Square the other night anticipating the panorama of village folk barbecuing on the beach, fishing in the lagoon and going about their daily business in a joyful preshow panorama on the theater's lozenge-shaped stage.
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At the top of "How Many Greens" (2018) are rows of lozenge-like shapes, each a particular green, spanning the surface, while in the lower left-hand corner are a series of small brushstrokes demonstrating the colors that can be mixed to make green.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases who has been thrust into the national spotlight, reportedly claimed a lozenge was stuck in his throat during a brief but trending moment that was caught on camera on Friday.
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Test out her pens, take a mint or lozenge from the candy bowl, spin around in her swivel chair, poke around in her Post-it notes where she has left breadcrumbs of an ongoing legal battle with her estranged husband, and weep (for yourself, for her).
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The prime minister's keynote speech was widely panned as a disaster; May had to be handed a lozenge after struggling with a cough, two letters from a party slogan fell off the wall behind her, and a prankster managed to evade security and interrupt the speech.
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I fold the foil flap I've created back carefully and remove a lozenge-shaped tablet, snap it in half, place one half in my mouth, put the other half back in the strip and carefully fold the foil flap back over it, before placing it in my tote bag and securing it in a locker.
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" Curling is harder and more exhausting than it appears to be on TV. One player slides a heavy, lozenge-shaped stone down an ice sheet toward a target, called the "house," and other players attempt to control the stone's velocity and path by fiercely scrubbing the ice in front of it with long-handled "brooms.
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In the last 25 years, international cricketers have been punished for tampering with the ball in many ways — including keeping dirt in their pockets, rubbing a cough lozenge on the surface, scuffing the ball on the zips of their trousers and even biting the ball, which the Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi was found guilty of in 2010.
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" Sherman said if one of his relatives wanted to quit smoking, "I would tell them to use one of the seven medications demonstrated in (the U.S.) to be effective - nicotine replacement (patch, gum, lozenge, inhaler and nasal spray), bupropion and varenicline - in conjunction with a call to Quitline (1-800-QUIT-NOW), as that remains the best way to quit smoking.
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Moreover, Mr. Luciano's physical and emotional state when he reported for work that morning must have been precarious, another omen that might have been divined from two other ads on The Times' front page that morning: one, for a wheat gruel that promised to restore the "wasted tissue" of patients who withstood influenza, and a second for a lozenge to ward it off.
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Joe and the girl were drinking at Austeen's and there were firefighters in suits huddled over the bar and the girl said, "They must have come from the funeral," and Joe said, "What books do you like to read?" and the girl ate a lozenge and smoked and took a pill her roommate gave her and said, "I love you," and went out and stumbled off into the street. 27.
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On top of countless royal commissions, Garrard is known for exquisite tiaras, including the Cambridge Lover's Knot, a headpiece of 19 diamond-encrusted arches framing large drop-shaped pearls that has been passed down from Queen Mary to Queen Elizabeth II and lent to Princess Diana, and recently worn by the Duchess of Cambridge, in addition to the "Girls of Britain and Ireland tiara," the spiky diadem with a band of round and lozenge-shaped diamonds frequently worn by Queen Elizabeth II and featured on British bank notes.
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Among the first group are "Side Ox" (1968), a strongly graphic work representing an orange X that frames a central lozenge-like shape — which can be read as a vaginal slit in the surface of the otherwise very flat silver ground — and "Keyhole" (1971), a large pink and blue acrylic and spray-painted work in which a shape thrusts back from the painting surface, away from the viewer, like a spaceship flying into a gender storm: it is sexually ambiguous or dual (pink and blue), suggesting the symbol for both male and female, at the same time as being a technological Duchampian keyhole sexually coded as cunt or asshole.
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