I use SPF every single day, and I finish with Elemis serum mist over my face.
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And, during those sunny days, the CDC committee expressed a preference for the mist over the shot.
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An argument over pesticide use has settled like a fine mist over the operations of these companies.
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Would a gentle burst of water mist over you as Juan teaches Little to swim in Moonlight?
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Soloneshnoye Journal SOLONESHNOYE, Russia — Wood smoke hangs like a mist over this town, nestled in a valley deep in Siberia.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, a DJ with a light show and a fog machine started pumping mist over patrons eating nearby.
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I'll also spray a ton of hydrating mist over the skin to really drench it; I'll even go back in with moisturizer and even an eye cream.
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Branwell is a man who produced nothing and squandered his talents, but the fantasy of his wasted potential hovers like a mist over his sisters' enormous achievements.
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First, right there on the cover, we meet the author, the real protagonist of every text — a sacred presence that infuses the whole enterprise like mist over a meadow.
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That the performer, Mario Diaz-Moresco, is a student at the Mannes School of Music, his life and career ahead of him, made the line bring a mist over my eyes.
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It starts to rain, but the grass shields me just enough so that I can look out into the gray mist over the surreal landscape, which stretches and pitches into hills and valleys like a skate park for giants.
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He then recounts how when he visited Costa Rica last October, local guides told him that the clouds that used to mist over the tops of the tallest trees in the famous Monteverde forest were rising higher into the sky.
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The researchers found that Puerto Rico's power authority was by far the biggest polluter in its E.P.A. region (which includes New York and New Jersey), spewing an estimated 100 million pounds of sulfur dioxide mist over Cataño and other communities in the shadow of its smokestacks.
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This statistic comes as no surprise to anyone who's ever experienced the simple luxury that is spritzing the soothing orange flower water facial mist over tired, greasy, mid-afternoon skin, but we can all agree that it's not an easy $49 to shell out every few months.
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The Jikkalarm is an elaborate alarm clock that, at the designated time, will begin to mechanically chop away on the cutting board and blow mist over a faux bowl of miso soup in the direction of the sleeper, presumably to emulate the steaming hot broth of your Japanese breakfast.
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There I was on a comfy gray couch, surrounded by pillows and being handed an eye mask in a reserved office space in downtown San Francisco when, next thing I knew, Michael Acton Smith, co-founder of Calm was tucking me in and spraying a relaxing mist over my body.
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Storkey is also an artist and paints both landscapes and portraits. He exhibits regularly and five of his paintings, especially "Early Mist Over Granchester", are featured on the official Grantchester website.
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The top three school wide councils are the Student Activity Council (SAC), Athletics Council, and Integrated Arts Council (IAC). Other influential clubs include Green Revolution, DECA and MIST. Over 1600 students attend this school.
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It was based on a dessert served at the restaurant called Lemon Distillation, and was developed to spray as a mist over the diners as they ate the dish. The wine list is split into separate lists for red and white, and is delivered on a trolley to each table.
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Map of fighting on and near Walcheren in October and November 1944 After some debate over the sea conditions the operation was planned for 1 November. On the day of the assault a heavy mist over Dutch and Belgian airfields limited RAF support for the actual landings, although the skies over Walcheren itself were clear.
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I Thank a Fool is a 1958 novel by the British writer Audrey Erskine Lindop.Vinson p.253 In the United States it was published by Doubleday under the alternative title of Mist over Talla. In 1962 it was adapted into a film I Thank a Fool starring Susan Hayward, Peter Finch and Diane Cilento.
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Morning mist over Ba Bê Lake Puong Cave is a large cave in the north of the park through which the Nang River flows. The main cave is up to 50 meters high and about 300 meters long. It is inhabited by a population of 5 to 10 000 bats belonging to 18 species. The "Fairy Pond" is rock basin filled with clear water which seeps through the surrounding limestone rock.
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The two songs that Oakland wrote with Oscar Hammerstein II are "I'll Take Romance" and "A Mist Over the Moon." The latter, which was written for a 1938 picture called The Lady Objects won Hammerstein and Oakland an Oscar nomination. The former, which was written for a 1937 film starring Grace Moore, won no awards but is frequently performed. June Christy sang it, to an arrangement by Pete Rugolo, on the 1954 album Something Cool.
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T-54/55 operators in blue, former operators in red Marksman self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (SPAAG) vehicle, which is referred to locally as the ItPsv 90. MiG-21 to blow water mist over a fire. The T-55 has been used worldwide by as many as 50 countries and quasi-armies. They have been subject to numerous improvements throughout their production history and afterwards and many are still in service today.
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Accessed 29 March 2008. The show's presenter, Yvette Fielding, said it was the scariest episode they had made. Pendle Hill and the surrounding area are the setting for 1951's classic Mist Over Pendle by Robert Neill, and also for the fourth book in Joseph Delaney's The Wardstone Chronicles, called The Spook's Battle. "The Witchfinders", the eighth episode of the eleventh series of the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who, takes place during the 17th-century Pendle witch trials.
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RAF Bassingbourn was constructed by John Laing & Son between 1937 and 1939 in the parishes of Wendy and Bassingbourn immediately to the west of the A14 (now the A1198) road.Ritchie, p. 91 The site selected was low ground between several tributaries of the River Cam. The area had been long cleared of forest and tended to be swampy and unstable, and because the boggy ground produced a persistent mist over the large meadow the site was considered ideal for airfield camouflage.
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The trail now crosses a sheer face which is made somewhat easier by a single guard rail. At the top of Vernal Fall, the Merced River traverses a shelf of granite, and the hikers frequently sun themselves to dry off. The Emerald Pool is named for the color of the river here. Up the trail, Nevada Fall, a waterfall that is almost twice the height of Vernal Fall, awaits the hiker, although there is no cascade of mist over the trail at that waterfall.
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Victorian novelist, William Harrison Ainsworth, wrote a romanticised account of the Pendle witches published in 1849. The Lancashire Witches is the only one of his 40 novels never to have been out of print. The British writer Robert Neill dramatised the events of 1612 in his novel Mist over Pendle, first published in 1951. The writer and poet Blake Morrison treated the subject in his suite of poems Pendle Witches, published in 1996, and in 2011 poet Simon Armitage narrated a documentary on BBC Four, The Pendle Witch Child.
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One of Ogilvie's 800+ poems included the six stanza The road to Roberton: :The hill road to Roberton: Ale Water at our feet, :And grey hills and blue hills that melt away and meet, :With cotton-flowers that wave to us and lone whaups that call, :And over all the Border mist – the soft mist over all. :When Scotland married England long, long ago, :The winds spun a wedding-veil of moonlight and snow, :A veil of filmy silver that sun and rain had kissed, :And she left it to the Border in a soft grey mist.
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There is a legend that a spectral huntsman and his hounds appear in the gorge every Halloween. A hair- raising account of a journey through the gorge on horseback is made in Harrison Ainsworth's classic novel of magic and witchcraft, "Mist over Pendle". The valley is a major transport link between Lancashire and Yorkshire, and both the A646 road and a railway line pass through it (there was previously a railway station at Holme Chapel). However a road called 'The Long Causeway' which runs above the valley (passing Coal Clough Wind Farm), is believed to be ancient in its origins, possibly dating back to the Bronze Age.
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Only a handful of settlements have been established on the bay. The town of Carancahua first formed as a small collection of cabins that were used in the 1880s as a stop for mail between Texana and Matagorda. However, the bay's propensity for flooding and malaria prevented growth. In fact, the bay was notorious for its swarms of mosquitos that would fly from the Colorado River delta, and documented by a late 19th-century rancher: > A fairly strong easterly wind had been blowing for three days; on the > evening of the third day, the mosquitos arrived, flying high, about fifty > feet, and looking like a cloud of mist over Carancahua Bay.
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