It helped mold our attitude and mold our work ethic.
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Hugh toils away clearing black mold from the basement; the black mold returns.
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Doesn't fit the mold Hicks doesn't fit the mold of a top communications aide.
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A mold cutter works with a rubber mold used to reproduce a piece in quantity.
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This dampness then allows mold to grow, causing more people to seek treatment for mold allergies.
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We want to show how real estate can mold a city and mold next-generation companies.
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Toxic mold Many "haunted houses" are creepy and old... and may be home to dangerous mold.
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Also, mold and mildew are bound to grow in certain room environments and, if you want to get technical, the mold-resistant claim does not guarantee the curtain to be mold-proof.
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And we stop the mold growth, or the blue mold growth, at that particular stage of production.
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He explained that the clay would be cast into a mold, and then the mold filled with molten metal.
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And just as moist environments help mold survive indoors, constant misinformation helps the myth of toxic mold survive online.
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Not the white, fluffy mold that gives cheese its essence — it was the nonedible, possibly reputation-destroying black mold.
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Fortunately, Clorox Plus Tilex Mold and Mildew Remover helps kill mold and cleans your bathtub at the same time.
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I think it's absolutely the right thing because of mold, and you've got to replace it because of mold.
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Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage doesn't fit the mold of a conventional heroine, or even the mold of a conventional antiheroine.
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If you can see black or brown mold on there, that means there are probably millions of mold spores present.
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You occasionally want to tell Rowbottom to ease up: Sometimes a Jell-O mold is just a Jell-O mold.
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" To suggest otherwise is irresponsible and does nothing beyond contributing to mold hysteria and the internet lore of "toxic mold syndrome.
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They break the mold, change our thinking about the mold and then hand us the new rules for how things work.
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Mold infections are more dangerous for those already sick Fungal spores from mold are present everywhere, and few can cause serious infection.
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"Like the slime mold, we assess our environment and make decisions — and it's the same thing that slime mold does," she says.
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Breaking the mold While stories from the Kenyan wilderness often bring images of tall boots and khaki work suits, Sheldrick broke the mold.
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If this was accurate, it could support the idea that testosterone levels — already known to mold facial features — help mold sexuality as well.
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After surrounding the butterfly mold with white stones, Mr. Duarte lifted the mold and began filling in the empty spaces with black stones.
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He then 3D-printed a mold of Dio and cast the sculpture into this mold using resin and the ground remains of the computer.
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While the artist uses a basic mold as a starting point, each donut is individually hand-formed when it comes out of the mold.
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Not to say that the popular queens don't break the mold, but there are so many others that could break the mold even further.
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However, you will be amazed at the power of Mold Armor Instant Mold & Mildew Stain Remover to remove even the most obstinate black stains.
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The soft soapstone carving looked like a mold for casting metals, but the farmer never found any of the little dragons spawned by the mold.
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Add edible flowers to the base of the mold, remembering to place them upside down to ensure correct presentation once the mold is flipped. 6.
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When confronted about the mold and potency, NIDA and the University of Mississippi told PBS that neither test the samples for mold before they're shipped.
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There have been more than 3,000 consumer reports of mold in the valves, including 68 reports of illnesses consistent with drinking from a cup with mold.
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"There are ways to test vegetation for mold, and topicals and edibles would have gone through processing and would not have mold on them," she says.
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Moisture increases the likelihood of deterioration because of bacterial and mold growth, though even samples contaminated by mold can yield useful evidence with modern amplification techniques.
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Still, the landlord would not acknowledge the existence of mold, nor would it share the results of its own mold tests with the Oakleys, she said.
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Add one ice-pop stick to each mold (there should be at least ¼ inch between the top lip of the mold when your stick goes in).
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He is one of the few doctors in Finland who is willing to give mold patients a diagnosis, which he calls Dampness and Mold Hypersensitivity Syndrome.
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Because mold was discovered in your walls, there is a good chance that reports exist identifying the type of mold and the extent of the problem.
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Transfer to a plate and, using a 3-inch ring mold, place about half of the fluke into the mold, using your spoon to even it out.
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Silpat Silicon Muffin Mold, available at Williams Sonoma, $59.95I personally use this muffin mold, and I love it so much that I threw out my metal one.
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After that, when the mold grows, it grows with different strains and different occurrences of mold, which will already be available to be brushed off once more.
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If scientists take one piece of slime mold that has solved a maze and add it to another, that second slime mold will finish the maze faster.
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The slime mold holds office hours, and the Hampshire students who work in the lab are its research assistants (yes, they are ones assisting the slime mold).
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Instead of attempting a replica of lesbian icon Stewart, they went straight for the most average Barbie face mold of the late '90s and '00s: the "Mackie" mold.
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We understand it's unpleasant, but the mold is naturally-occurring, just like if you left an apple on your counter for too long and mold begins to grow.
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Mold found in this product poses respiratory risks and infections to people who have "compromised" immune systems, lung damage or a mold allergy, according to the safety commission.
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Scraping off the surface might give the impression that the jam is now mold-free, but in fact the jar may still contain mold that continues to grow.
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Both objects were made using the same mold (Shechet's elegantly chunky object is, in fact, a cast of the mold itself), whose form was inspired by a lotus.
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The health effects of mold Though the majority of people are not allergic to mold, a lot of people do react and children are no exception to this rule.
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The median vote on the Court will almost certainly be a conservative in the mold of Alito or Roberts, or a liberal in the mold of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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The ever-present myth of "toxic mold" has become well-established on the internet, ironically similar to the the way stubborn mold clings to indoor surfaces in damp environments.
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But that work isn't always straightforward because mold can be difficult to spot: After Hurricane Katrina, even homes that were only partially flooded had mold lurking within their walls.
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" - Erica, 32 "On floor: wet laundry with mold.
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People allergic to mold may have more severe reactions, while immune-compromised people and patients with chronic lung illnesses may get serious infections when they come into contact with mold.
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That honor goes to the dog that's the purest representation of its breed, the one that doesn't just fit the mold, but defines what the mold is supposed to be.
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I continued to think this about pretty much every mold sufferer I met: most had documentation to show me the proof of mold contamination found in their home or office.
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A wheel inside the press spun like a lazy susan, 180 degrees, positioning the mold beneath the nozzle and bringing around a second mold with a frame of cooled catheters.
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If people who look like Underwood are routinely given the job of the Bachelor because they fit a certain mold, and that mold is unequivocally white... where's the room for diversity?
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Photo: AP The idea that a bit of gross mold would be worth $14,617 seems absurd until you realize it may be the most important mold to that was ever grown.
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Investigators said that the fatal infections were not attributed to the mold-covered linens, but rather to ventilation that may have allowed dust and mold spores to enter the hospital rooms.
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Pipe the batter into a madeleine mold, about ⅔ full.
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" It says, "Hey, you have mold in your bathroom.
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But for what it's worth, several years ago, mold expert Dr. Patrick Hickey told the BBC that mold-scraping was fine, and that the jam underneath would be perfectly safe to eat.
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In the CDC review, the fatal infections were not attributed to the mold-covered linens but rather to ventilation that may have allowed dust and mold spores to enter the hospital rooms.
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"I began to shape and mold the way that I viewed the world, while the world continuously tried to shape and mold me," said Knowles, dressed in a low-cut pinstripe suit.
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After residents in the state's Tidewater region complained of mold and other hazards in 2011, Lincoln agreed to offer free mold inspections, and the Navy committed to enhanced oversight of property management.
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"Simply grease a donut mold with coconut oil, mold in cooled sushi rice, and then gently remove by lifting the pan upside down," the Instagram's creator Sam captioned a photo of it.
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In the traditional lost-wax casting process, a sculptor makes a form of plaster or clay, shapes a mold around it, then fills the mold with liquefied metal, once or multiple times.
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He says there is still hope for a mold-exposed patient with only SBS, because their symptoms will stay away if they avoid any source of mold or chemical that triggers them.
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For some, he is the worst ever; for others, he is a hero for breaking the mold of Washington as usual, for deregulating, for appointing judges in a particular Federalist Society mold.
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From left to right, the ink or polymer cartridge, clone your own mold maker and a 3D plate, one of the pre-made molds, a hamburger I made, and the teddy bear mold.
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Press the patties: Divide the beef into four 5-ounce balls and press with your hands into ¼- to ½-inch-thick patties, ideally using a 3 1/2-inch ring mold or tart mold.
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But they ran up against the grain of the Americanizers, who are saying that you have to pour everyone into the same mold, which is really an Anglo mold and pretending it's American.
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Trilobites That mold that looks like a Dr. Seussian forest growing on the rotting strawberry in your fridge: It's probably a pin mold, a remarkable example of some of nature's most overlooked innovations.
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Eartha Kitt They broke the mold when they made Kitt.
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Excessive exposure to mold can pose a potential health hazard.
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Today, the CDC doesn't believe this mold is particularly dangerous.
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He does, however, know he knows he fits the mold.
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Things begin smoothly as you mold the meat into shape.
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Chill with a big block of ice or ice mold.
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Soon, brightly colored pink ink was flowing into the mold.
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Once gelatin is completely set, invert mold onto a plate.
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Tales games since have mostly fallen into a similar mold.
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"The mold was the worst in his room," Tuttle said.
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Clusters colonize rocks like some kind of jagged, glittering mold.
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Checked on the basement and it was full of mold.
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Chiara doesn't exactly fit the mold for the typical Republican.
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But alas, that mold will have to be broken elsewhere.
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He didn't want to mold his lifestyle to fit hers.
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Sure, some might argue that Other M fits the mold.
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Mr Holzhauer's gigantic Final Jeopardy wagers fit the same mold.
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Breaking a mold is difficult, but it's not exactly complicated.
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The Carmichael Show wasn't exactly expected to break the mold.
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He urged the company to remove the fungi and mold.
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Cocktail Kingdom Collins Ice Mold, $7.95, available at Cocktail Kingdom.
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Thousands more residents are living amid broken elevators and mold.
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It didn't exactly fit the mold of conventional research grants.
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Pick up this dragon cake mold for $19.99 See Details
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I have to take a mold of their remaining nipple.
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But that mold is more out of touch than ever.
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This is where Poehler's advice most fits the millennial mold.
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But such flooding is common, and mold is a concern.
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Once we got inside, it was covered in black mold.
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"You mold your style according the presidential requirements," said Howman.
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Mark the centre of each mold with a pen. 6.
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This includes pollen, dust, mold spores, bacteria, and pet dander.
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The rank smell of mold and mildew fills the air.
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It becomes a question of who will mold the other.
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"Clearly, the Joker does not fit this mold," Cohen said.
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Some that are living in homes that are mold infested.
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Repeat once more, but don't fill mold to the brim.
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Clinton seemed to be breaking the mold of candidate's wife.
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Death Star Ice Mold Whisky stones are so last year.
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In some extreme cases, exposure to mold can cause death.
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He was also breaking the mold of his own job.
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The dough will hang over the edges of the mold.
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They await treatment on wire racks, smelling distinctly of mold.
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Mold into prepared loaf pan and cover with plastic wrap.
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Here are six different artists who are inspired by mold.
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The soft black mold and Tokaj wine are mutually beneficial.
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"It was toxic — the mold, the broken windows," Young recalled.
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But what she saw next was more immediately concerning: mold.
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Trump is not a charming, eloquent figure in their mold.
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As long as it can breathe, it will not mold.
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Hannah has had issues with mold, slow to be fixed.
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Huntsman does not fit that mold, to say the least.
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"We already have mold, we don't need lead," she said.
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The mold displayed a number of telltale signs of transformation.
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Day has seen kratom sold clumpy with mold and dirt.
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The pipes had burst, resulting in mold, among other maladies.
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Eventually, she made a mold by hacking apart a sieve.
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Among them: mold, asbestos, and the risk of lead poisoning.
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Keeping your slime mold alive might be a challenge though.
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But it struggles to mold itself to the biblical parallels.
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But it struggles to mold itself to the biblical parallels.
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It's honoring the tradition of skateboarding that helped mold them.
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The place turned out to have high levels of mold.
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When it comes to Senator Hollings, they broke the mold.
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A millennial prospect may or may not fit the mold.
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Shadow can promote mold on historical structures and hasten deterioration.
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It turned out the new house was plagued by mold.
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Koji, the ancient mold responsible for miso and soy sauce.
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Trump's impulses are already in the mold of an autocrat.
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"Mold in the showers," Ms. Egyptt said, shaking her head.
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Generally, the humans and slime mold are working well together.
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Break the mold with the other kind of pumpkin pie.
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Mold has grown under tile and carpet because of dampness.
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The mostly plastic, 13-inch tall, battery-operated mold maker ships with 3 pre-made molds, 20 mold plates, something called Formula 4D for cloning objects (more on that later) and two ink cartridges.
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Fleshlight Girl Elsa Jean told me that the process of getting her custom mold done involved going to the Fleshlight headquarters in Austin and having someone cast a mold of her vulva and anus.
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"Mold can be present on the fabric insert inside the helmet, posing a risk of respiratory or other infections in individuals with compromised immune systems, damaged lungs or an allergy to mold," it said.
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Details of mold report The 16-page analysis documents evidence of mold at the hospitals and in nearly every tested area of the Paris Healthcare Linen facility, which handled the hospitals' linen, in Dubois, Pennsylvania.
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Each fantastical creation was made by pouring resin — a favorite material of the designer's — over an egg-shaped wooden mold held upside down and then righting the mold as the viscous material began to harden.
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When I returned home, I realized it was covered in mold.
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If there's any chance this can be mold you must recall.
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Each mold can last for years and make hundreds of copies.
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Amazing man kind of in the mold of CT, Justice Thomas.
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That's much more than a slime mold, say, or a bacterium.
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More than once, I over-filled the mold with messy goo.
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A16z breaks the mold with its ever-expanding team of GPs.
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This is the mold that they make from the clay model.
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They are supposed to mold the minds of the next generation.
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They're effectively trying to re-mold the system in season four.
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In other experiments, the slime mold has successfully completed a maze.
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What you've seen since are other shows in a similar mold.
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One elementary school was shut down this year over harmful mold.
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" Laura Pederson, Payson Unified School District: "Our 'it's-not-mold' wall.
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I've always been the guy who didn't mind breaking the mold.
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Gerber has found their 2018 Spokesbaby — and he's breaking the mold.
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For a scary surprise, pour it over a skull ice mold .
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The soupy liquid is then placed into a mold and dehydrated.
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Why has surfing been the sport to finally break the mold?
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Use a round or squared ring mold to cut the biscuits.
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We need to realize that the mold is kind of illusory.
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Any infections from mold, the family's doctor warned, could be lethal.
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Tim Toburen, an environmental specialist in mold and water damage, disagrees.
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The doctor told Balfour Beatty to remove mold from their home.
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I don't think I'm unattractive, but I don't fit the mold.
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In the traditional scenario, the muse would mold to the master.
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It particularly irked Morley, whose politics hardly fit the isolationist mold.
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There, potters mold lifelike religious idols for the city's many festivals.
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Once you had to build a mold to make one prototype.
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Think she has a mold of Noel's (Brant Daugherty) head somewhere?
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People suffering from eating disorders no longer fall into this mold.
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"I can't imagine how long she's been drinking mold," Greene wrote.
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The idea was to wedge them into a nondenominational Protestant mold.
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Repairs can also be extensive and there's a risk of mold.
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Transfer to a 6 cup ring mold coated with cooking spray.
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But the first batch they delivered to Whole Foods grew mold.
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Foundry mold and core makers are projected to decline by 24.0%
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And don't try to fit yourself into someone else's mold either.
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Not everybody fits into the mold of being in a bar.
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Each hemisphere is cast as molten metal separately in a mold.
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The two Bushes broke the mold, holding their approval ratings steady.
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Can Cersei mold Tommen into something more than a cream puff?
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But Trump won and nominated another conservative justice in Scalia's mold.
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There's more than one mold that makes a D&D player.
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We'll take this dough, and we push it inside the mold.
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Your basement does not need to flood for mold to grow.
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Maria Ellis Perez, 55, a mold inspector from Pompano Beach, Fla.
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They are going to mold it according to their fucking needs!
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When ready to serve, remove the pie from the springform mold.
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They have plugged in dehumidifiers and fans to fend off mold.
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How does she break the mold in terms of typical heroines?
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It looks like a sort of mold, an unwanted growth. Something.
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Do you try to mold your life in the Quaker style?
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In this respect, did Hitler's efforts to mold German culture triumph?
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Anyone who does not fit that mold, he added, is disregarded.
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After a leak in the bathroom, mold grew on the tiles.
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Like the way we broke the mold with the first iPhone.
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Diego sometimes assists him in the workshop, helping to mold clay.
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A building company found high levels of mold in her basement.
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A. Mold is serious and needs to be taken care of.
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So how do you make sure the mold is really gone?
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But others are Republicans who don't fit that mold at all.
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It stagnates the ability of original acts to break the mold.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's nominees fit a similar mold: Sens.
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And it's true, Cook and McCaffrey fit that Swiss Army mold.
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They're of people who represent a narrow mold of archetypal masculinity.
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Like everyone else, I dug the Tribulation and Tomb Mold records.
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This forms the mold into which molten metal is eventually poured.
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Mold is starting to cover the walls in the former offices.
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Gucci is renovating its stores around the world in this mold.
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But in one very obvious way, Waititi doesn't fit the mold.
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I recently visited her home, which reeked of mold and mildew.
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I kept covering my refried beans, and they kept growing mold.
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But Mr. Macron might be the one to break the mold.
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Mold the mixture into spheres the size of Ping-Pong balls.
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Russell Beyer Russell Beyer was a mold operator from Yorkville, Illinois.
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We later figured out that there was mold in the house.
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Mold isn't the only long-term heath risk after the storm.
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Separately, "Doctor Who" is breaking the mold with a female lead.
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"God thankfully broke the mold after Joe was born," she wrote.
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Thanks to the nylon exterior, it's resistant to mold and mildew.
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The mold is already made, why can&apost you create more?
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He is not a celebrity editor in the Anna Wintour mold.
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Ms. Ade's film "kind of broke a mold," Mr. Kniebe added.
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It's sleek, fashion-forward design broke the mold at the time.
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A piece of mold is up for auction in London today.
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Then she poured plaster into the mold to create the cast.
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The reason HQ works is that it doesn't break the mold.
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Signs are taped to windows, warning of mold remediation in progress.
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Our friendships and our relationships are what mold us as humans.
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There's even evidence that slime mold can keep track of time.
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Even European women don't have to fit into just one mold.
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You even need to check for mold on your ceilings regularly.
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Warren is a free-market social democrat in the Nordic mold.
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Mold bloomed in the walls, photos taken by the couple show.
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Unfortunately, I must've blundered the science, because my mold never solidified.
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Pros: Antibacterial and mold and mildew resistant, blends into any bathroom design, textured fabric that plays a design and water-preventing role, low priceCons: May not be 100% resistant to mildew and mold in certain environments
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Even if the mold does not bother you now, you should still insist on removing it because "if you continue to live in that space, you might develop an allergy" to mold eventually, Dr. DePalo said.
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"Indeed, once a leak, flood, or dampness occurs, mold can begin to spread, and its natural progression is to spur highly toxic 'mold mushrooms' that are harmful to human and animals alike," according to the lawsuit.
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He first tried a 3D-printed mold, but the sand and cement mix—more of a mortar really, it didn't have any stone aggregate in it—stuck to the mold and it messed up Thwomp's grimacing visage.
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Even the cartridge shell is impressive, being made by Mortoff Games, which owns a mold for original SNES cartridges and uses an injection mold to make cartridges that look near-identical to the ones used in 1992.
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Imagine a petrified Jello mold made by Wilma Flintstone for a dinosaur.
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Scott, who has fought a lot in his career, fits that mold.
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The Defense Department would bolster protections against lead, mold and other toxins.
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Once the sculpture is finished, a mold of the prototype is created.
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Prominent autism advocate, professor and author Temple Grandin didn't fit that mold.
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Bush (W), Cheney and Rumsfeld each got a slime-mold beetle apiece.
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He didn't fit that mold but he was a great baseball player.
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His study about mold pigs published Tuesday in the journal Invertebrate Biology.
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In the case of the Parkland students, however, the mold doesn't fit.
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Once cooled, the mold would be cracked open, revealing the final product.
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Ben Shapiro, a conservative in the more classic mold, cannot stand him.
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Don't get into the mold most CEOs get into to get elected.
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The extremely thin hexagonal panels also flex and mold to the wearer.
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She wholly celebrates living outside the mold and thrives on pushing boundaries.
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Also, why are these sweets covered in a weird mold-like topping?
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Willing to break the mold: Trump is unafraid to advocate unorthodox views.
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At the time I ordered, it was like, $50 per extra mold.
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She is seen as a Republican in the mold of Arizona Sens.
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A local potter in Seattle cast the actual bowls using the mold.
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Place mold in the freezer before using to aid in cooling.220.
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Allen's character Sid in Crisis in Six Scenes fits that same mold.
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In doing so, Klobuchar fit the mold of the prosecutor back then.
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But Crimes is still stuck in the same mold as its predecessor.
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Consumers are left wondering which is worse — the mold or the pesticides?
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For detailed guidance on safe cleanup, mold prevention, and hygiene click here.
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There are new mold-making materials that are durable and damage-resistant.
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Staying healthy Remove flood-damaged belongings to lower the risk of mold.
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Alexander: There's certainly pressure out there to fit into a certain mold.
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Is it the careful pour of the molten aluminum into the mold?
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Obviously, the source of the mold must be the Red Room itself.
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You see patterns, and you try to mold them into something after.
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Then strip out the leather—it may be infected with mold spores.
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But the mold dotting bread isn't a benign source of extra fiber.
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The drug, born from mold, fights infections caused by staphylococci and streptococci.
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Patrick Murphy, the Democratic Senate candidate in Florida, fits a similar mold.
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It gives me a mold of their nipple, and it's very accurate.
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And one of the candidates in particular has really fit the mold.
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Judge Gorsuch does not fit the mold of a rock-ribbed conservative.
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They seem like kindred spirits in the way they mold harsher sounds.
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Last year Robyn Lawley, a size 12, broke the SI swimsuit mold.
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And from that rubber mold you can then make the solid master.
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"He really sees himself in the mold of Teddy Roosevelt," said Sen.
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Like the best stuff in this mold, the track is simply effective.
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Instead, tenants live with toxic mold, lead, and elevators that don't work.
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Put another way, Espy needs to break the mold in some way.
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The colorful and textured appearance breaks the mold of smooth, modern architecture.
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Wind and time bestow a layer of greenish mold on the meat.
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Trump is not fitting into this conventional mold and doing extraordinarily well.
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Carrabba can mold any sentiment into totalizing torment without surrendering its sweetness.
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But if your basement is still damp, the mold could be lingering.
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If you find more mold or high humidity, install a dehumidification system.
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No one would see Biden as a politician of the Obama mold.
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Anyone from Jennifer Lawrence to Millie Bobby Brown could fit that mold.
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The tiles will carefully be removed together in a mold for preservation.
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But water damage, mold and contamination could render others unlivable for months.
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Texas' 22020th District, home to the west Houston suburbs, fits that mold.
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So in that sense, I did create the mold, as it were.
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A cheaper black market option may contain pesticides, mold, bugs or debris.
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The plants were covered in extra water which led to mold growth.
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Irving, on the other hand, is a gunner in the old mold.
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Clean your home quickly after a storm ends to prevent mold growth.
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Qandeel shattered the mold, and she paid for it with her life.
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Cigarette smoking is an obvious offender, as are dust, mold and pollen.
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The Housing Authority has a court-appointed special master to address mold.
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It had been neglected so badly that mold had grown on it.
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Romance novels are breaking — slowly — out of the boy-meets-girl mold.
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"He's broken that mold of the corporate, almost robotic, driver," Priestley said.
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Kennedy said exposure to mold was the stated cause of her death.
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They can also acquire lung infections from the mold on spoiled food.
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She wanted to break out of, not a rut, but a mold.
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In many ways, Kavanaugh fits the mold of a traditional "conservative" judge.
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My ancestors' groundnuts and millet and rice seeds would have sprouted mold.
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"We break the mold of how traditional tools are used," Martini said.
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His next-door neighbor's leather couch was already bearded with white mold.
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I've kept them uncovered up to about 10 days with no mold.
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Or do Democrats need an unapologetic progressive in the mold of Sen.
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I get Christmas storage, La Croix, and a heart-shaped pancake mold.
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But "Manchester" and "Moonlight" might not fit into the best-picture mold.
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But they have something important in common: They don't fit the mold.
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Meantime, some Tinker families were exposed to asbestos, sewage, vermin and mold.
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At one point, you find a supercomputer powered in part by mold.
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It works by capturing and filtering out harmful particles, viruses and mold.
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She fit the mold of whistleblowers we had represented since the 1980s.
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" Bucket list vacation: Hong Kong First kiss: "I broke the mold early.
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His latest project with Ms. Guinness utilizes simple foil as a mold.
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A dead starter could be caused by a rare bloom of mold.
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In other words, they're receptive to candidates in the traditional Republican mold.
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Some bathrooms had mold and peeling paint on walls, floors, and showers.
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Vogmasks are designed to protect from PM2.5, dust, allergens, and mold spores.
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How much can an old, dried out piece of mold be worth?
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But none of that matters, because she doesn't fit the liberal mold.
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But the way she's broken the mold surrounding the disorder is rare.
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Yes. The soft leather pairs will stretch and mold to the feet.
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Transformative science requires a different mold than the one found in industry.
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Like the mold of educational children's shows, human decency is the premise.
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How to fix the gate, remove the mold, rebuild her back rooms.
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They set the mold for everything that came after, like BB-8.
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French media likes to categorise, to put everyone into a predefined mold.
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The infection comes from a "contaminated bioculture," basically various species of mold.
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Its frosting is parched, chalky, with the barest spray of white mold.
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The results, analyzed by a certified lab, showed the substance was mold.
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Mold, the CDC says, triggers coughing, wheezing and inflammation of air sacs.
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Her peers back then believed, "Whatever it is that you're going to do, you can't just fit into the mold—you have to break the mold, blow people's minds, do it perfectly, and then not care," she continued.
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Buy a 16-ounce bottle of Mold Armor Instant Mold & Mildew Stain Remover on Amazon for $12.85Buy a Clorox ToiletWand Starter Set on Amazon for $8.88Buy four 80-count packs of Lysol Disinfecting Wipes on Amazon for $12.47
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The two women found a temporary mold maker in Michigan, which quickly turned out the first 3,000 Guac-Locks they needed to meet immediate obligations, and the factory in China then reworked the mold to make the rest.
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The lawsuit, filed this week in US District Court in Tampa, accuses the housing owners and managers of ignoring repeated complaints about mold exposure, conducting inadequate remediation work and not sharing mold test results with the military families.
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Sarah Kate Ellis, the president of Glaad, the L.G.B.T.Q. media advocacy group, said "Transparent" had "broken the mold, or created the mold" for hiring transgender actors and other industry workers, who have historically faced barriers to employment in Hollywood.
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"It all helped mold me into who I am now," she said. 2.
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I hope these lessons will help mold them into honorable, strong young women.
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Army leaders singled out mold infestations as the leading cause of health concerns.
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Mike Fontaine and I sculpted and created the masks derived from that mold.
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Not worrying about gray mold means farmers can water their plants more readily.
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Experts say it's unlikely that Mattis's replacement will come in the same mold.
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Except that in every other way, Van doesn't fit the American startup mold.
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I think they have to figure that out and mold the HR operation.
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There he developed a reputation for sharply worded opinions in the conservative mold.
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It's not spoiling, but there's mold growth and it stimulates some chemical reactions.
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It doesn't quite fit the mold of what we think a city is.
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His vision for philanthropy through sports is to mold characters rather than careers.
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He doesn't fit the mold and that's what his supporters love about him.
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After a decade of delivering pop chart primed singles, Anti broke the mold.
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And those come into play in the more final stages of the mold.
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"We were able to extract a perfect mold of her stomach," Baez said.
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I think we just fit into a mold that Netflix is looking for.
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This is an unconventional president, whose tweets have definitely broken the political mold.
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"The [CDC] says that no link exists between mold and adenovirus," Lawson wrote.
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And they're actually helping mold the shape of galaxies and clusters of galaxies.
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The report noted that bathroom walls and shower floors were covered in mold.
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Olivia and Annalise aren't simply TV characters, they're mold-breaking, history-changing icons.
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But we do get an interesting look at the handmade mold blowing method.
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Was it during the opening shots cut from a This Is Us mold?
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Baxter also in 2014 recalled some of its dialysis products due to mold.
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Most of the people around Trump seem to be in the sycophant mold.
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Like, did you know she has a plaster mold of someone else's breasts?
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Josh didn't try to fit her into the mold of being someone else.
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Green webs of mold stretched across the Batman emblems of her son's sheets.
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Imagine if the black mold had disappeared after a one round of treatment.
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Donald Trump has pledged to appoint conservative justices in the mold of Scalia.
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"We should [continue] to mold our society into a better place," she said.
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After arriving at a shape they liked, Uitto began designing their first mold.
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A taciturn and intently focused public servant, Mueller fits the Western lawman mold.
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To be fair, Scope may be breaking out of its particularly ostentatious mold.
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Trump may be the first major U.S. political candidate to break this mold.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's third oldest son is growing into his father's famously ripped mold.
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Trump's first meeting with the leaders of major tech companies fit this mold.
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Eventually the inside mold dissolved, leaving behind a structurally sound, carbon fiber wing.
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Scaramucci seems to fit that mold perfectly -- in a way Spicer never did.
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This car, I think, is interesting enough that it will break that mold.
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They would break them down and then mold them into a subservient mindset.
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When pressed, they'd check air filters for mold and declare the school safe.
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They street-cast [campaigns]; they were like, 'We're going to break the mold.
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Judicial observers have described Gorsuch as very much in the mold of Scalia.
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Certainly joysticks, like many video game items, have traditionally fit into this mold.
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One that fits this mold is Headspace, provider of a popular meditation app.
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It's not simply that Pruitt wants to mold the agency in his image.
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VPN services need to mold themselves in order to serve the gamers well.
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He's about 63 percent jawline; she is blond in the Heather Childers mold.
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If you want to learn more about slime mold, watch the video above.
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"This whole show just breaks the mold for women," Duggins said of Glow.
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Mold was endemic in some school buildings, and vermin was common in others.
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Warren, as I previously noted, fit the Trump mold better than McMaster did.
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This mold and roller set is a simple way to get them started.
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So first we use a silicone mold that is hollow in the center.
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Then he can start the process of making the mold of his fingers.
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The Kardashians aren't the only celebrities able to deftly mold the news cycle.
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Residents have complained about mold, bedbugs, leaks and, yes, mice — plenty of mice.
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Mold bloomed around the mysterious wet patch that appeared in my bedroom ceiling.
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Trump, in contrast, has promised to appoint justices 'in the mold of Scalia.
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Then mold began to grow in thick patches on the walls and furniture.
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He could be a gem in the mold of the Mets' young starters.
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The late Seyed Qutb in particular was very much in the Gülen mold.
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More than a dozen area residents told Reuters they continue to battle mold.
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But recently, I've heard whisperings of cushion compacts gone bad (read: growing mold).
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They incorporated trout or salmon to add a pinkish color to the mold.
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There are other monsters, too, and they're these weird humanoids made of mold.
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His lovable, comedic demeanor allows him to mold into a lot of characters.
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Teachers even cleaned water tanks that were contaminated with mold and dead birds.
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Keep your blood refrigerated because the corn syrup may make it grow mold.
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Let's look at Boku's book to figure out how it fits the mold.
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The mold, Cladosporium cellare, absorbs the alcohol fumes evaporating from the wine barrels.
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They've worn into a customized mold over time, but haven't lost their shape.
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Kin Khao breaks the mold of Thai restaurants in a number of ways.
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Some conservative pundits even thought the party could mold him to their liking.
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He says many of his mold patients can no longer use mobile phones.
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Helping mold his players is inherent in coaching any sport at any level.
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My wall was damaged during its construction, and mold keeps growing on it.
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The milk slowly curdles, and when it's ready, it's pressed into a mold.
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The nurses also knew they didn't fit in the traditional mold of masculinity.
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He now has a chance to mold a team in his own image.
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Pellegrini's style, the thinking went, was cast in the same mold as Guardiola's.
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A spore mold finds its way into the jar, ruining the entire batch.
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"The books were contaminated due to the mold and termites," the statement said.
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To break a mold that was constructed for her but not by her.
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"Everything about Naomi breaks the mold," says Kenshi Fukuhara, a producer with Wowow.
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Women there told me there are maggots and mold in the food sometimes.
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"There is nobody who does not fit a pole mold," Sapakie told PEOPLE.
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There's a lot of mold, greenish and bluish, coming out of the walls.
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It could build a robust public media in the mold of the BBC.
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That's a mold some of Buttigieg's New Hampshire supporters think he fits well.
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Even humidifiers, once standard, have come under criticism as possible sources of mold.
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A blob of molten plastic to be injected into a minion-shaped mold?
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"I grew up a conservative Republican in the Robert Taft mold," he said.
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Food typically rots when moisture exits, oxygen gets in and mold takes over.
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They posted images of faucets spewing discolored water, and walls splotched with mold.
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"Though the mold is the decay," she says, "it's the most alive part."
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She said she found mold in her home not long after the storm.
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The Public Theater's annual celebration of boundary-pushing, mold-breaking performances is back.
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In parliamentary elections, however, the old mold has yet to be fully broken.
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One patient died and six more were sickened by the initial mold outbreak.
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We've been programmed with these images and we have to break that mold.
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Don't: Touch it if there's an off odor, flavor or appearance (especially mold).
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The orange dye looks like blooms of rust, and the green like mold.
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The mold, a green-yellow splotch, is mounted inside a small glass disc.
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Some of these plants are contaminated with heavy metals, pesticides, mold or salmonella.
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Instead, in the mold of educational children's shows, human decency is the premise.
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" As a candidate, he added sagely, Carson "broke the cookie cutter politician mold.
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On moving into a studio, she learned it was infected by black mold.
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They were movies that broke the mold in a different kind of way.
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"This Bushwick Crew is in the mold of the Flores group," Jones said.
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Players in this mold don't have a great track record in the NBA.
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The hair is too dark and the same color as Beetlejuice's face mold.
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But not every teen, in the DC area or elsewhere, fits that mold.
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Patrician denied it was mold and declined to do additional testing, emails show.
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And I don't think that you need to put yourself into that mold.
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Even before Ali refused to serve in the military, he was disliked by those who disliked how he broke the mold of heavyweight fighters and how they should comport themselves in public, a mold defined by boxers like Joe Louis.
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Mayborn has received more than 3,000 reports of mold in the removable, one-piece, opaque valve of the cups, including 68 reports of children experiencing diarrhea, vomiting or other symptoms associated with drinking from a cup with mold in the valve.
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All you do is melt a bunch of cheddar cheese, scoop the gooey mess into a shot glass mold, and then just let the mold sit for half an hour until the melted cheese coagulates into something resembling a solid.
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If you are concerned about the possibility of mold, Dr. Neil Gershman, an allergist and immunologist and fellow of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, recommends hiring a mold inspector to take air samples both inside and outside your house.
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At a clinic in Marib, soldiers were lined up awaiting rudimentary artificial limbs to replace missing feet or legs — each essentially a plastic mold to fit over a stump and a steel rod extending from the mold to the ground.
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You broke the mold 12 years ago today when you came into the world.
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Instead of a mold, a robot stitches the wood together to retain its shape.
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A plaster mold of a pair of breasts, gifted to Handler by Ellen DeGeneres.
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An AMCC employee, Schneider said, suggested she and her husband remove the mold themselves.
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They pull it off you, and you have a perfect mold of your face.
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At four times the size of a typical office calendar, theirs broke the mold.
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They mold perfectly to your feet, though that does mean they do fit snugly.
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To do this, Trump will have to break the mold of his Republican predecessors.
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Now that seat will go to someone in the mold of the conservative legend.
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Some found similar evidence of mold, others discovered their mangled Sophies remained internally sound.
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Kids can mold the conductive dough into creations that move, flash, and make sound.
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She then used an Afro pick to further perfect and mold the rounded shape.
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All had recently been removed from homes with mold, dilapidated roofs or other problems.
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It was in fact the slime mold Physarum polycephalum, a common, well-studied species.
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Spores from mold are a common problem — particularly in old buildings or humid environments.
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I'm always inspecting objects for where the mold seams are and how it's fabricated.
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Never mind aging out, he's lucky his plastic mold is still in one piece.
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It was brown and infected, white mold caking the sides of its sagging wound.
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Ice Mold Wine Bottle Chiller, $2175 Who the hell needs a boring silver bucket?
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Hot wax was then carefully poured into the mold to avoid bubbles, then removed.
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Then perhaps you can bust out the mold and try a few homemade options.
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The printer can also fill a mold with materials like silicone or other polymers.
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The company says this allows for the midsoles to mold into a wearer's feet.
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Both she and Hedy Lamarr tried to break out of the studio system mold.
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"They fit the mold of the imaginary (shooters) that the world believes," he said.
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An environmental testing firm found high levels of mold spores in her child's bedroom.
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An environmental testing firm found high levels of mold spores in her son's bedroom.
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By tasking Hugh, a chronic fixer, with an unfixable problem: endlessly spreading black mold.
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Zuckerberg has been laying the groundwork to be a philanthropist in the Gates mold.
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But apparently they have different opinions on mold in the UK, especially about jam.
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Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)President Donald Trump broke the mold as a presidential candidate.
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If your portfolio doesn't fit the traditional mold, it's probably of even greater importance.
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President of mobile security firm Vkansee, Jason Chaikin, created a mold of his fingerprint.
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Also concerning are the health effects of mold or environmental contamination from industrial chemicals.
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Moana broke the mold with its portrayal of Polynesian culture on the big screen.
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In the mold of the traditional emperor's inspection tour, Xi's visit was highly choreographed.
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Their smart solution was to tell a classical story in that Lee/Ditko mold.
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Just take a look at this little kitten trying to help mold some pottery.
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Parnell is running as a moderate pragmatist in the mold of former Democratic Rep.
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Donald Trump has the right to mold the message and means around his goals.
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"The acidity from the starter inhibits growth of mold and bacteria," Reid told INSIDER.
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Then I just kind of see what I did and mold something from there.
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Needless to say, Sports Team are in the mold of a gold-medal winner.
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Pour into the mold then place the cucumber slice gently into the mould. 3.
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Volunteers have begun work to repair the damage -- and get rid of the mold.
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"It was not dignified," he admitted of the process of making a butt mold.
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"He has broken every single mold, every single political convention out there," he said.
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The coming years will mold the calculi on the decisions of this massive summer.
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And anyone who doesn't fit the mold—particularly white, male, conservatives—is cast aside.
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Gorsuch, a judge on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, seemingly fits that mold.
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He's sought to frame himself as a political outsider in the mold of Trump.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, who is very much in the Percy Republican mold.
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After all, DeSantis was made in Trump's mold; and he is proud of it.
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Look for evidence of mold on your walls, on cardboard boxes and on books.
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At worst, they expose our students, teachers and staff to mold, lead and asbestos.
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The Virginia outcome suggests that firebrands in the mold of Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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The art is very difficult to preserve because of high humidity and mold growth.
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After all, there's no one "mom" mold that women with kids must fit into.
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We can mold our children into leaders, but only if we work at it.
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But she had to flatten herself to better fit the mold of first lady.
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I am looking to appoint judges very much in the mold of Justice Scalia.
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Of course, there are plenty of real moms who break this mold every day.
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The painting was almost perfectly preserved, but hidden among dust, mold, and penguin shit.
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Or is their main function to funnel money to candidates of a particular mold?
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Molesley leaves service behind to mold-sley the next generation of Yorkshire minds. Mrs.
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"The way we make music, there wasn't any overarching scheme or mold," Frankel explains.
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If you're allergic to pets or mold, this can also cause reactions, as well.
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"But anywhere with poor ventilation is where mold can be found," Dr. Stukus warns.
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There's usually one word that comes to mind when I think of mold: loathsome.
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There is no mold that you have to be to fit in this community.
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Today the cellars, with their black mold, are the treasures of the Tokaj region.
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According to prosecutors, Butina appeared to be operating in the same mold as Chapman.
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The Zoku Ice Ball Mold comes with two units that create 2.5-inch balls.
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But after a few wears, these mold to your feet to become really comfortable.
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Repeated flooding has curdled the paint and caused mold to bloom on the walls.
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Dictators in the mold of Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe continue to terrorize their own populations.
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Manchin voiced a similar sentiment, saying Democrats shouldn't have to fit a certain mold.
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Mold and mildew had grown on the walls, and the furniture fabrics had deteriorated.
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Can I test for environmental issues like mold or, in my case, cat dander?
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Reported problems about vermin, mold, leaks or neighbors should turn up in the minutes.
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Speculated causes have included dust, microbes, carpets, ventilation and, like in Linda's story, mold.
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At first glance, I would fit the mold of a supporter of President Trump.
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Did they have mold illness before they went to see him, or only after?
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He said the recently removed mold in his bathroom exacerbated his mother's breathing problems.
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Although black mold is toxic, common molds can be harmful to your health, too.
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It was time to empty buckets of liquid plaster into the upside-down mold.
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In the bathroom, the lack of ventilation soon triggered mold growth, Dr. Bottrell said.
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But no matter the mold of voter, first they will have to turn out.
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Mold painted every surface, and the couple's furniture bobbed around in the living room.
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They can be a bit pricey, but hold up best against moisture and mold.
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The waters had receded, leaving colonies of mold splayed across the wall, he said.
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Her apartment has mold, and recently, she said, the water has smelled funky, too.
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Allowing the EPA to relax its policing certainly seems to fit that same mold.
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"I opened up the mold and there was this beautiful yellow 'I'," he recalls.
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The disinfecting spray deodorizes and kills 99.9% of germs including bacteria, viruses, and mold.
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All of those teams, after all, are cast in the modern Premier League mold.
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To Sora, cut from the mold of the noblest Disney princes, this is unacceptable.
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I use the silicone style that mold to your ear, available at most drugstores.
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Photograph the damage, and move damaged items outdoors, to prevent mold in the house.
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Initially, President Trump took pride in breaking the foreign policy mold, in good ways.
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The house smells rustic, a mixture of mold and flowers and snuffed-out candles.
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"There was just no way I was going to fit that mold," she says.
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Here is the story of my first, traumatic encounter with a Jell-O mold.
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Will religious conservatives in the Mike Pence mold be satisfied and take a backseat?
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"He was still searching, still trying to mold this sonic clay," Mr. Harris said.
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I don't think we've really found a number that everybody fits the mold of.
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Gabriel: This is the traditional mold farmers used to use to make the cheese.
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However, all the movies do break the mold about what a "scary" setting means.
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Standing in her home, mold already visible on the walls, she began to cry.
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"The smell in there is just the mold from all the water," Reidy said.
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As a female NASCAR driver from New York City, I've never fit the mold.
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Exposure to mold spores can cause allergic reactions that may be particularly long-lasting.
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The second floor, where her sister used to live, is uninhabitable, musty with mold.
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She was long told she did not "fit the mold" of being an executive.
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Courage to Change PARTY: Democratic FOCUS: Electing more candidates in the mold of Rep.
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I fell quickly into the angry Black girl mold created for me by society.
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Eat more unprocessed, clean food, with no mold, no obvious discoloration, and no parasites.
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Employees say they told corporate managers about the mold but didn't see any action.
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He made it in the mold of Lumosity, a wildly successful brain-gaming app.
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Is it his father, who is said to be "made from the same mold"?
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All will be in the same ideological mold of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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The mold itself, a green-yellow splotch, is mounted inside a small glass disc.
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Buttigieg told Stephanopoulos he supports Medicare for all, but not in the Sanders mold.
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Shower curtains can start to develop mold and mildew if they aren't properly cleaned.
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Buckskin is stretchable and will mold to the shape of your hands over time.
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In 83, Radiohead sought to mold a truth out of their own confusing times.
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Depression is the mold on those six ketchupy plates by your door becoming sentient.
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An art history student raised concerns over mold at the Picasso Museum in Paris.
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Sanders isn't a non-interventionist or an isolationist in the Ron Paul mold, though.
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The mold is grown in the installation and digital sensors monitor and measure it.
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More than a dozen Norfolk-area military families contacted Reuters with concerns about mold.
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Lincoln also settled a lawsuit over mold at Camp Pendleton for an undisclosed sum.
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Reuters tested two other area homes where Lincoln had denied the presence of mold.
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Two of the most widespread hazards families face on bases are rodents and mold.
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Complaints of mold were even more widespread, with families at 163 bases describing outbreaks.
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I am looking to appoint judges very much in the mold of Justice Scalia.
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You can't make a prototype until you know how you want to make a mold and what materials you need, but you can't know how to make a better mold or use better materials until you have a prototype that informs the changes.
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After realizing audiences have an appetite for movies that are so bad they're good, the folks at Netflix are releasing many more movies cut from the same goopy mold as Christmas Prince mold — including a sequel to the movie that kick-started trend.
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"Slime mold researchers insist that functionally equivalent behavior observed in the slime mold should use the same descriptive terms as for brained animals, while classical neuroscientists insist that the very definition of learning and intelligence requires a neuron-based architecture," he said.
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In addition to the "hay fever-type" reaction to mold allergies, inhaling or touching mold spores "can irritate the eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs, even in people who aren't allergic to them," according to the United States Food and Drug Administration.
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"In the past, women candidates too often either felt or were told to hide parts of themselves in order to fit the mold of political candidacy -- a mold created by men," said Kelly Dittmar of the Center for American Women and Politics.
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One was an invalid mold test in which they didn't visually check for mold, and another one revealed high levels of CO₂ (high 1,800s), which would be reason to increase the ventilation, but the head of buildings says he can't do that.
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But it "doesn't have enforcement powers over the business agreement," said camp spokesman Carl B. Redding Jr. CEO Bliss said he does not consider mold a widespread problem, even as Lincoln acknowledged it responds to about 20173,22017 mold complaints a year nationwide.
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The Coen's best characters always have a certain peculiarity — and yours absolutely fits that mold.
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Remove frozen popsicles from the mold, and dip each one in the melted chocolate mixture.
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The wood has rotted in some; others have black mold, broken windows or failing foundations.
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Clearly this pup named Oakley is going to grow up to fit his breed's mold.
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Projects or repairs involving hazardous chemicals, pests or substances like mold carry elevated risk, too.
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For Graham has remade himself from a politician in the mold of the late Sen.
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When ready to serve, carefully remove semi freddo from mold onto a cold cutting board.
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And these homes were much more likely to contain a mold known as Stachybotrys chartarum.
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And he ran a campaign rooted in breaking the mold of the gridlocked capital city.
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Netflix's hit show 21 Reasons Why broke the mold when it premiered in March 28255.
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A space for people with similar ideals who couldn't fit into life's pre-made mold.
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Peter Dering, founder of Peak Design, with a mold for the company's Capture Pro product.
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To help the humans, overhead lasers project patterns onto the mold for them to follow.
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So here are the issues the country has teed up, ready to mold young minds.
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"Lone Star has broken the mold when it comes to beef jerky!" the website proclaims.
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Insert a wooden stick in each mold, and freeze until mixture hardens, about 8 hours.
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In sum, no, you do not need to worry about mold shitting in your coffee.
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The mold pigs were 100 micrometers long with four pairs of legs and flexible heads.
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Dedivanovic added that collaborating for the past decade with Kim has helped mold his career.
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Many home exteriors have been power-washed, and several units are undergoing extensive mold remediation.
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Some cheese brands are squeezed tight and later injected with mold, but not authentic Cabrales.
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She quickly began a family and tried to fit the mold of proper royal princess.
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But instead of competing against each other, women can work together to break that mold.
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He's just about retired, and he says he doesn't fit the average NFL player mold.
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It's also hypoallergenic and designed to ward off dust mites, pollen, mold, and pet dander.
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The only true way Gilead doesn't fit the cult mold is in its creation story.
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The buttons have completely eroded and that black and gray behind the screen is mold.
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Where I could pass it from hand to hand, and mold it into a disk.
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According to Indiana University, researchers used 3D printing to create a mold of the face.
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The G25 is a cheap phone pressed into the mold of far more expensive ones.
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He noticed things I didn't, like wood rotting in certain areas and hidden mold. 9.
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But unlike her very prim and blonde character, Nicholson wants us to trash the mold.
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In the mold of Apple's Siri and Amazon Echo's Alexa, Signpost introduced Mia last April.
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The letter also said the mold problem represented a "repeat violation" from a 2012 inspection.
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Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is definitely cut from a mold, but that's okay.
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ZL 2015 23 0436939.7), for rim expanding mold * Says its controlling unit received patent(No.
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Ennion perhaps invented — but in any case developed — the method of decorated mold-blown glass.
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This willingness to break the mold is what somehow ties the NCT vision together. 8.
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That includes invisible impurities like pollen, air pollution, mold, and bacteria, but also unpleasant smells.
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Be careful not to soak the mattress (moisture can create mold and damage the padding).
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The kit includes volcano mold and paint to make the experience as realistic as possible.
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Pillis also included a mold of Simon's hand, which was originally made in the 1990s.
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Additional testing This isn't the first report to link the mold outbreak to hospital linens.
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So you can excise the mold at the surface before it ruins the food's interior.
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There are about a hundred different kinds of brewing rice and dozens of rice mold.
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The group rented a giant walk-in freezer where items are stored to kill mold.
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I think all of our life experiences help to mold us into who we are.
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The deal calls for Doc Johnson to create a life-sized mold of Safaree's manhood.
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This prototype was then used to make a mold that produced ten concrete Walken heads.
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We keep it dry and ventilated in there so mold or mildew doesn't get introduced.
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Will your friend's rampant texting-only habit affect or mold her real-life social skills?
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Mold Is Beautiful is published by Poursuite and available at Amazon and other online booksellers.
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You're just in this dark box and it smells like mold and there's no ventilation.
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While each model comes out of the same mold — there is room for occasional innovation.
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REMEMBER THE TOXIC WALL BOARD THAT CREATED ALL SORTS OF HEALTH EFFECTS DUE TO MOLD.
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Amanda Townshend, a mom from Lacey, Washington, discovered mold in her son's cup on Wednesday.
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This material is more durable, drying quickly and resisting mold and mildew better than cotton.
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Don't let paid climate change denier Myron Ebell mold (or lead) the Environmental Protection Agency.
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On Sunday, excrement-filled Jell-o mold Steve King was slightly more racist than usual.
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Trump has broken that mold, and the diplomatic community doesn't like it one little bit.
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Here are some other show places that are breaking the mold in their own ways.
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I like conversation as a way to challenge ideas and a way to mold them.
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Once thoroughly mixed, mold the meat into patty, keeping it as flat as possible. 2.
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Families are still in homes that flooded with water that is itself toxic, with mold
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For being a single-cell organism without a brain, slime mold can act pretty smart.
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That means it's up to you to adapt and mold yourself into your company's culture.
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Yang has been no stranger to breaking the mold when it comes to debate fashion.
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However, according to the FDA, the mold is not necessarily visible to the naked eye.
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Krasner, who had a long ponytail until he was forty, seemed to fit the mold.
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There haven't been many instances of Trump getting behind candidates who didn't fit his mold.
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"I know that I don't necessarily fit the specific, you know, mold," she said, drolly.
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Pelosi is the best of American women icons in the mold of so many legends.
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On the wall, above his head, hung a plastic mold of the face of Ataturk.
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"Mold is a really big problem as people go back into their homes," Benjamin said.
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Mold, she thinks, is the toughest stain — she charges an extra $25 to remove it.
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When I discovered it, it was covered in a sprinkling of coffee grounds and mold.
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If your products are starting to smell funky, separate, or grow mold, throw them out.
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The practitioners of Trumpist politics have framed themselves as populists who are breaking the mold.
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With whatever leftovers you've got on-hand, watch out for mold, smells, and slimy textures.
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But I agree—it definitely broke the mold for what we were known for, visually.
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Mold, a new study shows, is even more suited to space travel than we are.
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It's no secret that we like to break the mold when it comes to beauty.
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The company's founders broke the typical start-up mold, rejecting outside funding and growing slowly.
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They've made the most compelling game in Half-Life's mold to come out in years.
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The result has been failing boilers, broken elevators, mold, leaky roofs and mountains of trash.
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He cast his defiance in the mold of Rosa Parks and the early American Revolutionaries.
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Yet another challenge is that Delacroix does not fit smoothly into the proto-Modern mold.
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The government's investigation, which resulted in the settlement, found hazards such as mold and pests.
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Post Ocasio-Cortez, he reasons, voters believe anything can happen — and Bacelar fits the mold.
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Each artist in Meet Me in the Bathroom fits the mold of a bygone trope.
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Water was seeping under the carpet and growing mold, causing the man to become ill.
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The placed that raised me and helped mold me into the man I am today.
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The beef was beautiful, but unconventionally so, speckled all over with a splendid, powdery mold.
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It must be fun to have kids and be able to mold their music tastes.
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Lysol Mold & Mildew Blaster kills 99.9% of bathroom bacteria and viruses, according to the company.
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One of the most effective cleaning products for mold and mildew infestations is chlorine bleach.
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But Mr. Mulvaney does think that his eventual successor will be someone in his mold.
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Now he will get the chance to mold young quarterbacks — Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch.
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Open up the windows before you apply this mold remover because the smell is strong.
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Sandy survivors said to expect scores of mold treatment companies to flock to the area.
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Seeing people who may not fit the mold owning who they are is really important.
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You might beat a slime mold in a fight, but they could out-think you.
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Ms. Backstrom also finds nature in the details — some mold in full bloom, for example.
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The documented failures — mold, rats and leaking ceilings — spanned the Bloomberg and de Blasio administrations.
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Refreshingly, Choi seems intent on writing about Korean-American families who don't fit the mold.
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I love this team and am proud to help mold the future of this organization.
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Ceilings droop from water damage, mold creeps across walls, and roaches scramble out of refrigerators.
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