They often resemble moles and some even develop from moles.
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The person who received Moles' voice mails later called police and alerted them of Moles' alleged plans.
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It's a grim game of whack-a-mole, where the more moles you whack, the easier it becomes to whack moles.
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A tip allegedly led investigators to Moles: Someone in Pennsylvania called 911 to report Moles was allegedly headed to the nation's capital with two guns.
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Newsham also would not discuss Moles' possible motive for traveling to Washington, DC. "We are going to do a thorough examination" to determine Moles' intent, Newsham said during the press conference.
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When the recess ended, Friedman told the judge that he and Moles' attorney, Eugene Ohm, had brokered a deal which allowed Moles to walk out a free man, at least temporarily.
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He may wear eyeglasses and has moles on his face.
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The hotel called D.C. police, who came to Moles' room.
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None of them were setting themselves up to be moles.
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The conditions of the deal include: Moles relinquish his cache of weapons at his Pennsylvania home pending the end of this case; Moles must not have access to any weapons or have anyone assist him in getting access to any weapons; Moles must stay away from the White House, the Trump International Hotel, and its surrounding areas; and Moles must stay in Washington at an undisclosed hotel, which is guarded by US marshals, until his federal court hearing on Friday afternoon.
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In another, two moles dot the left side of her face.
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Moles was arrested without incident, after an assault-style rifle, a .
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Now, back to Trump&aposs eruption about FBI spies or moles.
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Moles and marks appear where they are not bidden or provoked.
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In this week's financial market, we are also facing seven moles.
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We will keep an eye on those risky moles for you.
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Nick Lowles, HOPE Not Hate's chief executive, also runs several moles.
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I have moles in every newsroom, we're going to do this.
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VICE Games: What number of moles did you end up at?
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"I remember his body was hairy, with rolls, moles," she said.
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Authorities are now interviewing Moles, who is cooperating, according to police.
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Moles' preliminary hearing in the federal court will be June 22.
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Was Cork filled with glo-moles and overturned semis used as shelters?
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According to police, Moles had checked into the hotel at 1 a.m.
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Bolanos also has several smaller moles; they cover most of her torso.
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Police spokeswoman Karimah Bilal had no information about an attorney for Moles.
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They may look soft and cuddly, but golden moles are hardened survivors.
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Or take 37 selfies of your body moles for monthly self-monitoring.
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There are no blemishes, there are no moles, there are no growths.
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Though awareness has spread and moles exposed, the system has not improved.
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Viagra tablets, stretch marks, over-the-counter lubricants, strange moles: oh my.
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Always check on any moles or beauty marks for any slight changes.
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" It's a great yarn with plenty of corporate intrigue, including "Data Moles!
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"He had like bumps all over his chest, like moles," she said.
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At a family performance, the moles domesticated themselves and declined to breed.
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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Three of my moles had to get taken off because they were precancerous.
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Star-nosed moles' diet consist mainly of worms, insects, small amphibians, and fish.
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Despite being about the size of a hamster, star-nosed moles are strong.
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Bryan Moles is facing charges for unlawful possession and transportation of a firearm.
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I'll tell you: the moles who provide leakers with the images and info.
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Last week, a company of moles infested a Papaya King on Sixth Avenue.
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Police will conduct a "thorough examination" to determine Moles' motive, according to Newsham.
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Her skin, the color of chocolate fondue, was dotted with freckles and moles.
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A "7 Moles" margarita debuted, confusing my tongue with a litany of spices.
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Asked about reports that Moles had made threatening remarks and was a U.S. military veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, Newsham said the suspect's motives were under investigation and there was not enough information to charge Moles with making threats.
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Bill: It did seem like he was at least one of the only moles.
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Every body is born with moles and birthmarks and develops wrinkles and stretch marks.
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Pumpkin shows up in Indian curries, in Mexican moles and in stews across Africa.
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Moles no doubt burrow there, and toads do whatever it is that toads do.
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Little hopes to use this technology to find golden moles in the Succulent Karoo.
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Grob observed that people typically produce moles that look similar to each other, so a lesion that doesn't conform to the body's usual pattern for moles may be pre-cancerous or cancerous, even if it doesn't bear the classic signs of skin cancer.
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Moles look similarly on the vulva as they do on the rest of the skin.
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You've spoken about directors asking you to cover your moles or hide them with makeup.
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Participants' results have varied pretty wildly, ranging from otters to hyenas to dolphins to moles.
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Polyps, moles and benign growths also have mutations that resemble those in tumors, he said.
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Or people telling me that they want to remove or cover up all my moles.
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Star-nosed moles can only stay underwater for about 10 seconds before surfacing for air.
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Once cops tracked Moles to his hotel room, they discovered a large amount of cash.
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Bryan Moles, 85033, of Pennsylvania, was released on June 2 pending his next court appearance.
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Turns out my moles look stellar but she prescribes a topical cream for my pimples.
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One character skins moles and hangs them around his property to scare off the serpent.
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The area is also a breeding ground for ingrown hairs, moles, and cysts, Dr. Graf explains.
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All of her moles are benign, but that didn't make growing up with them any easier.
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The Mole Mapper app uses the iPhone's camera to keep track of moles on the skin.
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To learn more about moles, you can get more information from the American Academy of Dermatology.
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"Many people get seborrheic keratosis, but it's important to differentiate them from moles," Dr. Lee explains.
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People in the area said they have repeatedly heard Moles firing his gun on his property.
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Evita Delmundo, who was born with moles covering her face and body, is doing exactly that.
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According to ABC 7, Moles told police that he is a US veteran and Trump supporter.
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One of the moles it whacked during a testing was a large network of cryptocurrency scammers.
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Moles from a molar pregnancy can be detected at around eight or nine weeks into pregnancy.
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In turn, these insects draw insect-eating animals into the desert, like scorpions and golden moles.
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He's trying to protect Van Zyl's golden moles -- but they are exceptionally difficult to track down.
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Moles was charged with possession of fire arms without a license and illegal possession of ammunition.
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A rock concert, a nature mockumentary, a collective hallucination and a goof on the idea of underground theater, "The Moles" welcomes audiences, wordlessly, to Caveland, a stalactite-studded subterranean lair that the moles invade and then enjoy, sometimes in the company of a neighborly purple teddy bear.
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Now also feels like a good time for us to remind you to get your moles checked!
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The animals were star-nosed moles, beavers, and groundhogs — all industrious tunnel-digging and dam-building creatures.
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He also declined to "read anything into" the fact that Moles had checked into the Trump hotel.
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And Trump&aposs team used moles within the DNC to hack the DNC along with the Russians.
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Adorable fact: Though their strange faces might seem like an impairment, star-nosed moles are extremely quick.
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According to cops 43-year-old Bryan Moles left a gun in plain view inside his car.
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At any given time, six different moles on the menu simmer for at least eight hours each.
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" Prosecutors claimed that Moles' message "apparently [was] referring to the possibility that the defendant will be incarcerated.
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Then, I noticed [an] excessive amount of moles on his face, which became real distracting to me.
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Consider moles made with charred and dark-toasted ingredients, above, blackened avocado and, mmm, lamb heart ashes.
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A bile concentration result above 10 μmol/L (micro-moles per liter of blood) is considered cholestasis.
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They asked whether venom might have existed in the common ancestor of moles, hedgehogs, shrews and solenodons.
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And sometimes, we make a video of our body moles and take our shot at the stars.
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"Neck moles gave it away," King wrote in his posts, which were shared more than 77,000 times.
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This week, we discussed FBI moles, compartmentalization, Slackware, bitly, steganography (Stepic!), the economy, and predictions for next season.
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As the Kardashian sister revealed on Twitter, the moles on her back were actually major self-confidence killers.
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Oaxacan micheladas are more complex in flavor as compared to the Northern ones, kind of like our moles.
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People use black salve not just for skin cancer, but other skin conditions, including acne and unwanted moles.
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This is, as it happens, the only way to make the moles that are the pride of Oaxaca.
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I stare at the moles I never knew she had: two vampire bites just above her left ear.
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I don't see my tattoos at all now, they might as well be moles I was born with.
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Their scientific name is a bit misleading, since Eastern Moles spend most of their time tunneling around underground.
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The app scans and tracks suspicious moles on your body and guides you through a self-diagnosis process.
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These chiles are key ingredients in the region's famed seven moles yet are in serious peril of disappearing.
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They were also more likely to ask clients about preexisting skin conditions and even looked for atypical moles.
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Crucially, because of his notoriety within the far right, Collins's moles don't have to explain themselves to him.
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It is more closely related to elephants than to the moles you might find in gardens and parks.
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On Infowars, Jones touted what he called a "bombshell" story about Hillary Clinton planting moles throughout the White House.
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Kardashian's personal story was an effective way of encouraging her millions of followers to get their own moles checked.
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Last February, the FTC went after the makers of two apps that claimed they could help detect cancerous moles.
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Every once in a while, you'll control a giant Yoshi or race to kill as many moles as possible.
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For example, Mole Mapper uses the iPhone's camera to track moles based on measurement, location and monitoring over time.
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His four associates recruited Navy officers as moles for the company and submitted fraudulent invoices, according to the Post.
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The bottom line remains, team Obama spied on the Trump campaign using wiretaps and moles with no clear justification.
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Rodents and rabbits, anteaters and armadillos, bats and weasels, moles and shrews, possums and koalas, could all probably arise.
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And the hand comparison is apt; the "star" portion of the moles' snout is used for touching — not smelling.
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And when star-nosed moles get scared, they can run at a speed of about five miles per hour.
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The countermeasures ranged from routine polygraphs to creation of a special internal unit looking for moles and risky behavior.
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Running visual body scans for potentially cancerous moles — they're the things we know we should do, but mostly don't.
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Mr. Phillips sells his raisins to Ray Moles of Sun Valley Raisins, and is not a Sun-Maid grower.
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The sources reportedly confirmed that the jihadi group is turning on itself in an attempt to root out moles.
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In an earlier version of this column, I said that the collective term for moles was a SPY RING.
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How to attract a wider range of people to the work is a perennial question, Kerry Moles told me.
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Some wondered if there could be moles in Ibama's ranks that could have tipped loggers off about their patrols.
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Born with moles spotting her body from head to toe, the woman was ridiculed and often shied away from attention.
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He can still wise up now and be more consistent using sunscreen and keep track of abnormal moles and lesions.
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Her new baby was then born covered with hairy moles, some of which have turned carcinogenic and been surgically removed.
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There's the boyish smile, two distinct moles on his right cheek, and signature curls that he incessantly touches during interviews.
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The program was trained on nearly 130,963 images of moles, rashes, and lesions using a technique known as deep learning.
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With melanomas, for example, the human dermatologists correctly identified 95 percent of malignant lesions and 76 percent of benign moles.
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Among the Cause's guerilla strategies is convincing young Process recruits to join the Cause in advance, establishing themselves as moles.
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Moles for the Cause flip-flop in their dedication as they're seduced by the Process's promise of a better life.
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A notice on her disappearance says Jimenez-Rodriguez has unique moles on her face, including one by her right temple.
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Police responded to the hotel -- just blocks from the White House -- after getting a tip that Moles had the weapons.
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The new results show people can ask friends or relatives to help examine their bodies for suspicious moles, said Robinson.
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In court, Moles said very little, only using one- or two-word answers, when the judge asked him direct questions.
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Authorities then arrested Moles at his hotel room and later charged him with carrying firearms and ammo without a license.
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As any reader of spy novels can tell you, the presence of moles in an organization is a morale-killer.
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Similarly, watch out for changes in the color, shape, or size of any existing moles or other growths on your skin.
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Police allegedly found the two guns and dozens of bullets in Moles' car, which he had left with the hotel's valets.
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One of my Wall Street moles was able to capture the rare and elusive sandal and sock combo in the Hamptons.
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I've gone through this process a couple of times and I am so grateful that most moles have not been cancerous.
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Cotton rats have a pseudothumb and certain moles and extinct marine reptiles called ichthyosaurs evolved different forms of an extra digit.
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And this process happens fast; star-nosed moles touch their noses to the ground around 10 to 15 times per second.
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It's possible that they use various glands to produce chemical cues that can signal to other moles — but that's a mystery.
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Newsham said Moles was cooperating with authorities but they did not have enough information to immediately charge him with making threats.
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"You can't have any broken fingers, no scaring, no identifiable moles and marks, and the nail bed is key," Taylor said.
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Technically speaking, these burrowing, medium-sized mammals are native to Africa and are closely related to manatees, elephants and golden moles.
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Upon Moles' release the judge ordered he stay away from D.C. unless he meets with lawyers or must go to court.
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Moles and cysts are best left alone, as they tend to be benign and the removal can do more harm than good.
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Emma: One of the more senior moles was my assumption, and one of the only ones in that particular area of operations.
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But as computer code took on more complex tasks, like spotting specious moles and quantifying blood flow, their duties began to accelerate.
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The gene Zayner was about to put into his skin cells sometimes occurs in abundance in dark moles that can become cancerous.
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So when an Instagram user thought her moles were airbrushed out of her new Health cover, Philipps cleared the air right away.
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"I once got a TV show and apparently the network told the producers to have makeup COVER ALL MY MOLES," she wrote.
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In fact, when they have to live with or around their relatives, golden moles wind up slashing each other with their claws.
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" She added, "Now that I've gone through this a couple of times, I am extra aware of my skin, body and moles.
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Bryan Moles, 43, of Edinboro, Pennsylvania, was charged with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered ammunition, police said.
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By that point he knew from paid moles inside the US embassy in Manila that the American government was on his trail.
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It also hired U.S investment bank Moles & Co to help it prepare for a delayed meeting with lenders in London next week.
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So, I'm also looking forward to introducing more people to the idea that good Mexican food isn't just good salsas and moles.
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Now, as long-silent accusations of sexual harassment surface like so many whack-a-moles, Thrush is one of the latest casualties.
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A study found that the leading apps were both missing melanomas and incorrectly telling people their moles were a cause for concern.
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Still, it's conventional wisdom that humans' sense of smell is worse than that of other animals — dogs, mice, moles and even sharks.
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"We'll look at everything so we'll try and get every little capillary, every wrinkle, slight marks on the skin, any moles," said Talbot.
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I also plan to talk about the various moles that are all over my body and see if any of them require monitoring.
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That's especially true when it comes to the Cause, a nebulous resistance group that seems suspiciously good at planting moles among the applicants.
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And then his paranoia comes to a head when his own co-workers, who are moles for the evil organization Hydra, ambush him.
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Much of the rescue work in 1985 was carried out by topos (moles), ordinary citizens who dug through the rubble to find victims.
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Marsupial moles are spotted on the surface usually after rain, Eldridge said, running along the surface before burrowing back down into the desert.
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The ungulates group itself is puzzling to researchers because some of them seem elephant-like, while others are more like aardvarks and moles.
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As we reported ... the Secret Service says the people they protect were not at risk at any point during Moles' time in D.C.
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The researchers previously found that skin cancer survivors and their partners could be trained to spot potentially cancerous moles by doing skin exams.
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Huntsman, 58, said he had both moles removed, and doctors told him he would likely be OK since they caught the disease quickly.
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According to court documents, Moles also consumed drugs during his time in Washington, D.C., in violation of another part of his court order.
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You whack moles, you blast balloons above clown heads with a pair of squirt guns, you break inexpensive dishware by hurling soccer balls.
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But T.J. Steele, the chef, is serious about his moles, which show off the different traits of various chiles in deep, complex layers.
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Like every Hollywood person interviewed for this article, Mr. Connolly claimed to see a dermatologist only to keep an eye on suspicious moles.
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One of the seven traditional moles of Oaxaca, Mexico, this version barely resembles mole negro, its complex — and far better known — sister sauce.
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They said that the Facebook mole (or moles) wouldn't receive their money if the reactivated ads didn't run for at least two days.
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TechCrunch comment: 3D construction software for full body mapping, able to track the growth of moles on the body using off the shelf robots.
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In simple terms, the karrkaratul is a rare example of truly convergent evolution—combining helpful adaptations from both placental moles and distantly-related marsupials.
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Of the beachgoers that received the free skin checks, 70 had skin lesions such as moles imaged and were referred to dermatologists for review.
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Consider that late last year, Stanford researchers trained a computer to identify images of skin cancer moles and lesions as accurately as a dermatologist.
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By Andrew M. Seaman Melanoma survivors may want to enlist partners to help search their bodies for suspicious looking moles, according to new research.
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Moles is also charged with destruction of property at the Georgia facility, in addition to the charges of unlawful transportation and possession of firearms.
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If you are playing against other people, as you might at a carnival, the first person to hit a certain number of moles wins.
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I don't want to scroll news alerts or wonder what I'm going to bring to the potluck or worry if my moles are cancerous.
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Addiction is fanned by extreme poverty, but it's maintained by local dealers, who, we're told, are often protected by moles within law enforcement agencies.
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Nor has any evidence emerged to support the dossier's claims about D.N.C. moles, Romanian hackers, Russian pensioners — or years of Trump-Putin intelligence trading.
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The moles are doing good work for you, aerating your soil, eating destructive grubs and slugs, and serving as food for owls and snakes.
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Richard Conniff Years ago, doing some research in England on moles — the burrowing kind — I paid a visit to the grave of Kenneth Grahame.
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The opener is the Moles, led by Richard Davies, another busily unpredictable, 56113s-loving songwriter with whom Mr. Pollard made an album as Cosmos.
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The D.C. Superior Court judge also said Moles must receive a "mental health evaluation and treatment" in Atlanta, where he will reside awaiting trial.
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Police found two guns and dozens of rounds of ammunition in Moles' car after he left it with the valet at Trump International Hotel.
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Case #3: BrittenyMemphis, Tennessee, is where we meet 31-year-old Britteny, who has wart-like bumps all over her body that present fleshy moles.
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The ambiguous ground-dweller would later be recategorized as a relative of placental mammals, mostly because it closely resembles Africa's Cape golden moles (Chrysochloris asiatica).
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Five moles pop up from a board at random, and your job is to hit them with a mallet before they duck out of reach.
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Though his menu is fairly simple, it includes various regional specialties, like an assortment of moles, often made from chiles and spices imported from Mexico.
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Cisgender men typically have testosterone levels of 7.7 to 29.4 nano moles per liter, while premenopausal cis women are generally 1.7 nmol/L or less.
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At parties, he wowed people with descriptions of boils and rashes and growths, strange hair patterns, nasty scars, pus-filled cysts, bizarre freckles, cancers, moles.
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No wonder moles evolved independently in Europe (where they are kin to shrews and weasels) and in Australia (where their cousins are kangaroos and koalas).
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The usual process for identifying the many varieties of the disease involve a visual examination of moles or other marks on the skin by a dermatologist.
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Some of her coworkers at CBS even said that they had a doctor check for the first time in their lives, and had concerning moles removed.
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Doctor Hazel spent the last 24 hours at TechCrunch Disrupt's SF 2017 hackathon working on an interesting idea to use artificial intelligence to detect cancerous moles.
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Plucky little mice, badgers, hedgehogs, and moles hole up in an ancient abbey while vicious rats and ferrets try to storm it and enslave its defenders.
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Late Thursday, a D.C. Superior Court judge temporarily agreed to release Bryan Moles, 43 -- after a last-minute deal between the federal prosecutor and defense attorney.
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The 43-year-old Pennsylvanian man, Bryan Moles, was staying at the Trump hotel, just down the street from both the White House and Capitol building.
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Similarly, in films ranging from You Only Live Twice to Wonder Woman, villainous characters often have scars, warts, moles, and the like to signify their vileness.
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So when I was digging through the mods for Resident Evil 2 and found one called "Less Moles on Leon," I knew I'd hit the jackpot.
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Front Burner La Morada, a bright outpost for the cooking of Oaxaca, Mexico, will inaugurate a brunch that surveys assorted moles from the region and beyond.
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Evita Delmundo was bullied for years after being born with moles all over her body — now, she's setting her sights on becoming the next Miss Universe Malaysia.
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"Then based on risk factors, including history of atypical moles or history of skin cancer, your dermatologist can help recommend appropriate skin-cancer screening needs," she says.
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Actually, one of the reasons I was appealing to Olay as a partner is because of my skin and of the experiences I've had with my moles.
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To that we'd add that you should do a skin check at home every few months to keep track of any new skin issues or changing moles.
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People will monitor their heart conditions, detect concussions, monitor the progress of diseases and check up on moles or ear infections using apps, mobile phones and sensors.
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It is a shame that Mr Davenport-Hines dismisses stories he disbelieves, about other moles, sexual foibles and bureaucratic mishaps, as "delusions", "nasty inventions" and "silly fancies".
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This past weekend, President Donald Trump suggested that his presidential campaign may have been the victim of spies or moles who were FBI informants or undercover agents.
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The group, Im Tirtzu, began a poster campaign calling the writers "moles in culture," which prompted accusations of McCarthyism and worse, even from many on the right.
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A law enforcement official told CNN that the individual who alerted authorities in Pennsylvania said that Moles was traveling to DC and wanted to kill the President.
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Hadid's lack of freckles and/or moles is especially conspicuous because a wide expanse of her abs are on display — a place where she has several spots.
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Rescue team Los Topos ("The Moles"), members of the Mexican navy and marines and a group of volunteer doctors were working around the clock inside the compound.
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Previously his opinions had been restricted to the perils of moles; now he opened up, unprompted, on the pros and cons of monogamy as he'd experienced them.
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At court, she is surrounded by a slippery cast of moles, spies and turncoats who busily conspire, as much against one another as against the common enemy.
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I'm desperately missing the invincible giant moles from SMW, but would having them (and a dozen other rare critters) in the enemy selection just clutter it up?
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Starting in August and September 1945, a stream of defectors, Russian and American, informed the F.B.I. about the moles in Washington and the spies at Los Alamos.
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Authorities said Bryan Moles was arrested in his room at the hotel and charged with possession of fire arms without a license and illegal possession of ammunitions.
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Characters: Vladimir Putin Alexander Bortnikov, who runs the F.S.B., successor to the K.G.B. Fade in … PUTIN: Alexei, old buddy, how many moles we got in Washington today?
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The best moles are about a beautiful alchemy that occurs when ordinary ingredients — from a nearly endless list of possibilities — produce a taste that is sui generis.
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He also may withhold classified information that could reveal intelligence sources and methods still being used to spy on the Russian government, like any moles or wiretaps.
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Good on Monki for celebrating our natural bodies and not shouting about it — a model's scars, stretch marks, or moles aren't going to stop you buying a garment.
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It's true, taking prescriptions drugs can often feel like a game of side-effect whack-a-mole, and needing to pee a lot is one of those moles.
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Partygoers sipped on Sean "Spicey" Margaritas and Moscow MOLES; nibbled on sliders, avocado toast and shrimp cocktail; and danced to a DJ spinning hip-hop and pop beats.
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If you are alone, at an arcade, the moles come faster and faster until you miss too many or time expires, depending on the version of the game.
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About the size of a mouse and found in nearly all regions of the world, shrews are often mistaken for rodents, but are more closely related to moles.
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New clients often arrive at Hurley's studio listing the things they want to obscure with a pose: moles, a snaggletooth, a scar, a large nose, a double chin.
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Apple, notoriously secretive and tough on employees who smuggle out products or plans before they're announced, has a department dedicated to preventing and then rooting out potential moles.
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Ms. Moles is the executive director of CASA-NYC, an organization whose volunteers are assigned by judges to help children in foster care and those who age out.
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They compared the genome to those of related animals, like hedgehogs, moles and shrews, and identified substances present in the venom, including a set of enzymes called kallikreins.
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"We're at great risks if we have these kinds of moles with this low level of integrity that are leaking information out to move their political agenda," he said.
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And even if they had the money, they might be refused by crimeware sellers: Newcomer buyers might raise a shopkeeper's suspicions, and be blocked or marked as possible moles.
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They are ghouls — one with clown-like features, the others with patchy hair, dripping moles, savage grins, and face contorted into something like fascination and pleasure and committed intent.
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The tool's results are determined from a person's age, sex, ability to tan, number of moles at age 21, number of skin lesions treated, hair colour and sunscreen use.
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Commerce between the two sides is secret and strictly regulated, which provides the background for a delightfully twisty spy plot involving assassins, secret cults, identity swaps, and embedded moles.
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Sitting down with Dr. Lee at her consultation, Adela finds out that her little mole-ish bumps are actually not moles at all, rather a condition called seborrheic keratosis.
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"The remarkable thing is it looks like some of the completely unrelated moles from places like South Africa, but ended up looking similar because of their lifestyles," Eldridge said.
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Over the course of the meeting I was walked through the process of navigating menu screens, selecting icons and whacking moles in a mini game, all with my eyes.
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My thoughts on that matter: Sure, it might be that— or my stretch marks, my misplaced moles, and every other shred of evidence of being a living, breathing female.
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Dr. Moles pleaded guilty in federal court in July to carrying a pistol without a license, and agreed to forfeit the weapons in his car and at his home.
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Whether you call them beauty marks, freckles, or moles, checking your skin for changes is very important, as even the slightest variation could be a sign of skin cancer.
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It took her twenty minutes, but she was thorough and comprehensive, running her fingers over the landscape of moles and skin tags and calling out diagnoses as she moved.
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Bryan Moles, who was arrested Wednesday on federal weapons charges, is out on bail until his next court hearing next Friday, the U.S. Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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Behold the karrkaratul's glory in action as it burrows back into the desert sands after making its latest appearance: Since we're all karrkaratul fans now, here are a few more facts about the shy Australian sweetheart: According to Australian Geographic, the tunneling moles can breathe through grains of sand, and are so elusive that scientists have had trouble classifying their exact behavior or even their appropriate conservation status (marsupial moles are currently classified as endangered).
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Lee hopes to show people—especially those who cannot afford a dermatologist—ways they can treat skin imperfections, and how to check their skin for things like moles, at home.
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Bryan Moles, 43, of Edinboro, Pennsylvania, was arrested in his hotel room and charged with possession of fire arms without a license and illegal possession of ammunitions, according to investigators.
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A veteran, Moles was preparing the July 4 launch of his new business, Boro K9 and Service, which will provide therapy dogs to those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Skin cancer scanner (MoleScope and SkinVision)Using a bulky camera lens clip and an Android or iOS app, MoleScope lets you examine skin moles exactly, just as its name suggests.
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The curries you find in Thailand and the moles in Mexico both take time to make and lots of dedication on the part of the cook to get them right.
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I don't say this because of his memorably unusual features, though a long nose, full lips, and paintbrush flick of moles and freckles certainly help give Driver an outsized countenance.
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The Chicago-born chef is the owner of Hija de Sanchez, where the moles, paletas, and tacos al pastor are made with skill, love, and appreciation for authentic Mexican recipes.
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Ad Kan activists say they have been planting their moles in leftist organizations for more than two years and promise to reveal additional material that they say will embarrass the groups.
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A tipster had told the Pennsylvania State Police that Moles was traveling to Washington with weapons, and the information was passed on to the Secret Service and Washington police, Newsham said.
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Adela wasn't born with these bumps — which look like they could be skin tags or moles at first glance — they popped up when she was pregnant with her now-teenage daughter.
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Without well-placed moles and recording devices inside the CAA building, it's impossible to know what Tavares will be offered and who exactly will be making a play for his services.
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Cops say Moles, who is a physician at a PA hospital -- also admitted he'd stopped taking anti-psychotic meds -- to treat PTSD from his military service -- because they made him suicidal.
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But on Wednesday, Mick Mulvaney, the director of the White House's Office of Management and Budget, took things a step further, arguing that there were Hillary moles inside the nonpartisan CBO.
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When she looked at charts comparing photos of benign and malignant moles, she was relieved that the photo of the benign mole on the first page looked like the new spot.
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Before leaving New York on Thursday to return to Washington, the president suggested the officials and witnesses from whom the whistleblower derived information were like government moles, and deserving of punishment.
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These tufty mammals are the stars of Philippe Quesne's "The Moles," which ran at N.Y.U. Skirball over the weekend and kicked off with a Friday afternoon parade through the West Village.
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A report in The New Straits Times, citing unidentified Malaysian officials, said investigators had used the pattern of moles on the man's face and a distinctive tattoo to confirm his identity.
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At Casa Oaxaca—where René Redzepi, Alice Waters, and Rick Bayless like to eat—Alejandro Ruiz serves the pre-Columbian food of his country childhood: local herbs, exquisite moles, crickets, worms.
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All the other moles — Oaxaca's mole verde, say, which gets its green color from pumpkin seeds, tomatillos and fresh herbs — were about as rare as a mandarin duck in Central Park.
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Murphy has "outed" myriad marathon cheaters through his obsessive analysis, which encompasses everything from suspicious negative splits in data sets to matching distinguishing features in race photos—such as moles—to runners.
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A team of Stanford researchers trained a computer to identify images of skin cancer moles and lesions as accurately as a dermatologist, according to a new paper published in the journal Nature.
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But the study did control for several factors, including the number of severe sunburns participants had ever had, their number of moles, and the average amount of ultraviolet radiation where they lived.
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In a post titled "My Skin Cancer Scare," she wrote about the realities of living with cancerous moles — in order to encourage more people to speak to their doctors about skin cancer.
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"Yo me paraba en ese pasillo y veía cómo pasaban mis héroes," dice el ajonjolí de todos los moles, Dave Grohl, en un nuevo libro que celebra los 30 años del club.
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Whenever you notice some new-to-you spots or moles on your skin, it's a good idea to see a dermatologist who can tell if there's some other reason for the darkening.
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With Russian hacking commanding real-world headlines, FX's Reagan-era drama set during the height of Cold War hostilities -- with two KGB moles hiding in plain sight -- took on somewhat different hues.
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Those who have had melanoma, or who have a family history of the disease, and people who have more than 100 moles on their bodies are most likely to develop the disease.
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The film accompanies him in his green pickup truck as he patrols the streets of Los Angeles, pointing out the best places to find fiery Southern Thai stews and sublime Oaxacan moles.
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DC police had been tipped off that Moles was packing the weapons in his car, and after he valeted it at the hotel, officers spotted the AR-15 through the car's windows.
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It is still not known what the doctor, Bryan D. Moles, a former Navy corpsman who a friend described as a "hard-core Trump supporter," planned to do in the nation's capital.
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"Additionals are cutting or tweezing brows, faux lashes, covering scars or moles, and fixing tanning lines," said Lori Taylor Davis, a professional makeup artist at Smashbox who is based in Los Angeles.
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"To some extent, we are playing whack-a-mole, but we are whacking a lot of moles right now, and we're putting out individual guidances that relate to individual abuses," Gottlieb said.
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"There's almost a revulsion at times, when you talk about human composting," said Brian Flowers, the managing funeral director at Moles Farewell Tributes, a company north of Seattle that supports the bill.
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His first East Harlem venture, a taco and ceviche bar also called El Paso, has closed, and this new restaurant, decorated with Mexican artwork and specializing in moles, is now his focus.
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You take risks they can't, shooting through an army of evil space moles (I mean, it is still a videogame here) in the name of people who are risking everything to support you.
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So, when the reality star recently shared on Snapchat that her derm was "burning off" her moles and freckles with a laser, one by one, we assumed it was just another smart precaution.
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So make sure to load up on the sunscreen, limit your exposure, check your body for moles and marks regularly, and ask your doctor how often you should have a skin cancer screening.
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Fast forward to October, when her beautician and childhood schoolmate Erika Hodgkiss got a look at the mark on her chest and warned Hobbs that changing moles are something to take very seriously.
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Seven moles are available in addition to a number of tacos, ceviches, and other dishes, and as the name suggests, the liquor-of-choice at this spot is mezcal, tequila's smokier older brother.
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The charging document said that Moles left voice mails with an "acquaintance" before arriving in D.C. and said he was heading to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and would stay until he met with Trump.
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Moles eventually decided to check into the Trump International Hotel, and when he did, the criminal complaint states he asked the parking attendant to keep his car "secure" because it contained two firearms.
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Students generally learn about moles, atoms, compounds and the intricacies of the periodic table in college, but Daniel Fried is convinced that children can learn complex biochemistry topics as early as elementary school.
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It can take a sledgehammer to ego boundaries, making you wonder who you were before you had a baby and who you are now and where did all those new moles come from.
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According to docs ... Moles told them he'd withdrawn $10k from his checking account to leave it with a balance of $4.19, as a nod to April 19 ... the date of the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Slightly more formal but equally pleasant is Catedral, which, like Los Danzantes, is in the center of the city, and where a range of dishes sauced with a variety of moles can be ordered.
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The five moles Ms. Mendez prepared for her customers soon earned glowing reviews from critics who praised the family's ability to bring both Oaxacan food and its sense of selfless reciprocity to the neighborhood.
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The moles at Claro are riveting: The ground nuts and dried spices, the garlic and onions all seem to bring out the personalities of the chiles — sometimes fruity, sometimes vegetal — while tamping down their heat.
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Chichilo, not one of your everyday moles, was the brightest and most outgoing of the three, and a big pool of it made an exciting foil for a chile relleno filled with shredded, spiced duck.
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Edinboro Police Chief Jeff Craft said by telephone that Moles had no criminal record in his hometown, a suburb of Erie, Pennsylvania in the northwestern corner of the state, and was not known to police.
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The photos should be high enough resolution to include identifying features such as moles and scars, in order to provide a sophisticated level of facial recognition capability, according to a description of the contractor's requirements.
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Alex is among my closest friends and allies, taught me to use the word "froth" to denote editorial excellence, and always looked at my moles to tell me whether he thought I had skin cancer.
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A rainbow of moles—red, green, black, even white, delicately spiced with chiles and chocolate and cinnamon and pine nuts—are served over tender dark chicken meat, and have gained Mendez a legion of fans.
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It had been a dream of mine to have my own restaurant specializing in moles since the first time that I made a handmade tortilla to scoop it up with—I was nine years old.
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However, dermatologists like Kally Papantoniou, of Advanced Dermatology P.C. in New York, still advise getting a yearly check—or twice-yearly if you have lots of moles and a strong history of ultraviolet exposure and sunburns.
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The chief said Moles was being held on charges of carrying a handgun without a license, possession of unregistered ammunition and carrying a dangerous weapon - the latter charge stemming from the rifle found in his vehicle.
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" Kardashian went on to look back on her past experiences treating her own skin cancer: "I've gone through this process a couple of times and I am so grateful that most moles have not been cancerous.
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Last-minute negotiations The judge had recessed in order to read up on the case and the federal statutes, which Assistant US Attorney Michael Friedman had initially argued should be used to keep Moles behind bars.
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"My burning method of choice is the broiler," said the chef Gerardo Gonzalez, who draws inspiration from traditional Mexican moles to make his own at Lalo, the restaurant he opened last fall in Chinatown in Manhattan.
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Every fall, my neighbors' lawns are dotted with traps as the neighborhood moles, who have been living in the damp soil deep underground all summer, move their tunnels closer to the surface with the autumn rains.
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A weathered old grump named Cracknell — he wouldn't be out of place in a novel by Annie Proulx — skins moles and strings them along his fence like chili pepper lights to keep the beast at bay.
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More closely related to porcupines than moles or rats, they thrive in colonies boasting up to 300 members including a breeding queen in an insect-like social structure of cooperation in food-gathering and tunnel-digging.
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I played one that was essentially whack-a-mole, except you had to hit moles in a circular level by rotating the ring to find them, and either squeezing or stretching the ring to squash them.
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Moles used her knowledge of Chicago-style cheesecake essentials to transform this classic dessert into a cute little snack you can make a lot quicker, and in individual portions to keep your snacking size under control.
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"One of the things we've known about moles is that the vast majority never will become melanomas," said Dr. Keith T. Flaherty, a melanoma expert at Massachusetts General Hospital who was not associated with the new study.
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WATCH: Hugh Jackman: The Moment I Was Told I Had Skin Cancer The American Cancer Society recommends checking your own skin monthly for changes in the shapes of moles, blemishes, freckles and other marks on your skin.
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For example, depending on your plan, now may be a good time to see a dermatologist to have any concerning moles checked out, or a physical therapist to ask about a weird injury you've been dealing with.
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Shrews may look like mice, but they are close relatives of moles and hedgehogs, are voracious invertebrate-devouring mini-predators, and have famously-extreme metabolic rates—sometimes requiring their own body weight or more in food daily.
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Treats include bolacha, as crispy as a waffle cone and 18 inches round, spread with ovos moles, a traditional sweet egg custard sprinkled with cinnamon, then folded into a triangle and placed in a wax paper cone.
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Through interviews with officials, candidates and local operatives in Madagascar, The New York Times independently confirmed much of the information in the documents, which the Dossier Center said were provided by moles working within Mr. Prigozhin's organization.
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Adding his own Asian-cooking background, he turned a roast pork dish into a global "suckling porquetta," seasoned with Sichuan peppercorns, cooked sous-vide for 36 hours, then deep-fried and served with a choice of moles.
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There are many of the foods mentioned in the abbey feasts like the otters' Hotroot Soup or the moles' Deeper'n'Ever Turnip'n'Tater'n'Beetroot Pie, but the Great Hall Cake was always described as a masterpiece of plant-based confection.
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These animals emerge to hunt for insects at dawn and dusk, and since temperatures plummet at night in the desert, careful timing of the drone flights would let scientists detect the moles' body heat against cooler sands.
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What must it be like to work in the confines of the West Wing, with a raging President, a cabal of officials working against him and the destabilizing spectacle of a witch hunt to find the moles?
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From our wingless moles in the City of Angels, here's what we definitely know about the record: Star Treatment If the opener isn't an enormous riff-fest about blowjobs and 1970s-quality cocaine then what is the point?
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It was that mistrust that led a group of volunteers known as Topos Azteca, or Aztec Moles, to help with the massive search and rescue effort, crawling their way through openings of collapsed buildings to locate survivors inside.
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Just look at this critter feel its way around a tunnel: One of the main functions of the organ is to help the moles catch prey items, which they can gobble up in as little as 120 milliseconds.
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Based in Los Angeles, Florida native DJ Neff makes art that examines various shapes and the relative arrangement of different elements, occasionally with a cast of anthropomorphized goggle-wearing underground moles hell-bent on wreaking havoc on humanity.
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While New York's counterpart magazine, Punk, promised to document punks in all their "warts, moles, pimples and all," Slash saw vibrancy in the mosh pits, and sought to capture the energetic Los Angeles scene and its abundant creativity.
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A robin's usual practice here is to pick earthworms out of the exposed soil churned up by moles in what passes for a lawn at this house, but there are no worms near the surface on freezing days.
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Occasionally bursting into song, they enlist the children in activities like building a transmission pod from hidden parts, launching an airship and frightening off Volter's henchmen, the moles (huge rodent puppets that look too silly to be scary).
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The International Olympic Committee has more granular rules: Transgender women can compete in the women's category as long as their blood testosterone levels have been maintained below 10 nano moles per liter for a minimum of 12 months.
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There are seven moles at the heart of Oaxacan traditions — in shades of yellow, green, red and black — and when I visited her restaurant, Mi Tierra Linda, Hernandez seemed determined to introduce me to as many as possible.
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Bryan Moles, 43, from the western Pennsylvania college town of Edinboro, was taken into custody shortly after checking into the Trump International Hotel a few blocks from the White House, Metropolitan Police Chief Peter Newsham told a news conference.
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The online risk predictor asks a range of select questions, including where a person lives, their age, ancestry, their level of health insurance or coverage, what they believe their risk level to be and how many moles they have.
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The challenge is the randomness; moles may appear at every hole in the next step, requiring the player to be highly focused and once you miss the hitting time, then the probability of the entire game crash will increase.
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Lest you be disappointed, here are those "tamer" moments: These incidents certainly don't rank amongst the best animal encounters Zoo's had to offer, like last season's bulletproof bears and this season's moles that conspired to bring down a skyscraper.
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True to its moniker, his "mole madre" at Pujol aspires to be a kind of earth mother of all moles: He and his team keep feeding it, aging it, letting it funkily expand and evolve from month to month.
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The robot was reportedly built over the course of 12 weeks by a company called Engineered Arts and modeled after an English dude named Tedroy Newell, who lent his likeness to Fred down to the moles on his face.
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Mole Mapper, an app from Oregon Health & Science University that tracks skin moles to help prevent melanoma, and the mPower Research App for Parkinson's now list the tech giant as a third party that can receive medical data from study participants.
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"Well-embedded Yankee moles tell me that deviants, who get their kicks harassing women, have come out of the woodwork and landed on Waldman," Bob Raissman wrote in the New York Daily News, nearly a month after Waldman's on-air rhapsody.
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Recently, the brand has made it their mission to showcase the work of makeup artists who haven't edited their pictures to blurred-out perfection, showing off their pores, wrinkles, moles, blemishes, and peach fuzz instead — because those things are not imperfections.
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On the Tuesday that I visit his restaurant, the daily special is molotes topped with pan-fried, spiced and pickled butternut squash, and chichilo mole, one of the lesser-known, chocolate-less moles from the Oaxaca's famous seven mole variations.
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The once-fragrant piles of damp earth that moles turn up in the night are as dry as anthills, and the robins that like to pick through their leavings in the morning seem to have given up all hope of worms.
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But the aye-aye joins a very small contingent of mammals—including the panda, as well as some moles, which added digits to widen their hands and move more dirt—to have faced the evolutionary pressure to develop an extra digit.
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In medical school he'd learned VEGF controls blood vessel growth, and he hypothesized that the blood moles that had shown up with every Castleman relapse were a direct result of that protein spike, which signals the immune system to take action.
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Enhanced image-recognition algorithms, for example, could help dermatologists identify moles that are potentially cancerous, while self-driving cars could one day reduce the number of deaths from auto accidents, many of which are caused by human error, he told Live Science.
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"I had made the assumption that there was some unknown desert on the continent that must have been there to explain the special desert adaptations of the marsupial moles," Mike Archer, a professor at the University of New South Wales, told National Geographic.
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And as opposed to finding moles on the back or legs—which are the most common locations on white men and women, respectively—on men and women of color, the most common location is on the bottoms of the feet, Parikh tells me.
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Television audiences can revisit two of the director's other mob movies: "The Departed," a story of made men and moles in Boston with Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson and Mark Wahlberg, and the decades-spanning New York crime story GOODFELLAS (1990).
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Jalisco-style Mexican food is a regional variant of the cuisine that was overlooked as the moles of Oaxaca and Puebla got all the attention, despite the fact that Jalisco is the birthplace of such Mexican culture assets as tequila, birria, and mariachi.
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"The way that the office is portrayed, they way that things happen at that FBI office, the integrity and the ethics of the agents trying to get information and being very serious about finding government moles — that's very well done," Williams says.
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In time the moles will move deeper again, and the soil will spread out again, and in the meantime the freshly turned earth will be an invitation to ground-foraging birds and serve as fertile ground for wildflower seeds carried on the wind.
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Moles. (The word has roots in middle French and Latin.) During the Battle of Dunkirk, the harbor was rendered unusable by German bombing, and the big boats couldn't get to the soldiers on the beach, which meant evacuation initially progressed very slowly.
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Closer to home, you can make your way to La Morada, in the South Bronx, hoping the elusive mole blanco will be simmering in the kitchen that day, and ready to settle for one of the more easily spotted moles if it is not.
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With the right training materials and a little patience, you can teach it to do all sorts of useful things, like recognizing the difference between malignant and benign moles or watching the baby monitor to see if your infant daughter has escaped her crib.
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I did have to make Raffey look more like what Natalie would at a young age: I'd draw two moles on her every day, she had contacts to lighten her eye color, and I had the chance to tan her a little bit, too.
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Eventually the startup will have an app and possibly come with an image capture device the team can sell to doctors and hospitals to help them filter out non-cancerous moles in real-time, thus saving both patient and physician time, money and worry.
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He's buried behind a mountain of makeup and prosthetics, of course, but here he seems to be playing with it — magically moving moles on the character's face from shot to shot — seemingly aware that his reliance on makeup has become a criticism at this point.
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"I'm good at using my face as a canvas," Ms. Sherman told The Guardian in 2011, and Facetune permits exactly that; users can smudge their skin with corrective balms, zap moles and wrinkles, and reshape their heads as if they were made of Plasticine.
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Reports that the FBI used confidential informants to interact with campaign officials also led some of Trump's allies to accuse the bureau of planting moles with a domestic political campaign—an awkward and troubling allegation, given the bureau's troubled track record on that front.
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The system isn't guided by an explicit store of medical knowledge and a list of diagnostic rules; it has effectively taught itself to differentiate moles from melanomas by making vast numbers of internal adjustments—something analogous to strengthening and weakening synaptic connections in the brain.
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Reports that the FBI used confidential informants to interact with campaign officials also led some of Trump's allies to accuse the bureau of planting moles with a domestic political campaign—an awkward and disturbing allegation, given the bureau's troubled track record on that front.
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Our first morning on the island, eyes half-blinded like moles by the equatorial sunlight, we followed Ebby Jules, a muscular local dive master with two decades of reef experience, to his truck, dented from a recent fender bender on the island's narrow roads.
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On a lovely summer day last year, Diana Moles, the R&D expert for Chicago's beloved Eli's Cheesecake, spent the afternoon with us in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, making the case to us New Yorkers that Chicago is a cheesecake force to be reckoned with.
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"Early on in my career, anytime I would do a photo shoot they would airbrush all of my moles off and it was something that really messed with my self-esteem, and really made me feel terrible as a young actress working in this business," she shared.
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One of my closest friends had a cerebral hemorrhage at age 27; another, a fair-skinned redhead, regularly has pre-cancerous moles removed from her body despite armoring herself in sun-protective gear every time she so much as crosses a parking lot; another is HIV-positive.
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As in the game, these risky moles may appear at the same time, and then this requires the market to adjust and respond more quickly, but at the same time, there is also a great chance that we will face a volatile week in the financial market.
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Mr. Trump, it said, had moles inside the D.N.C. The memos claimed that he and the Kremlin had been exchanging intelligence for eight years and were using Romanian hackers against the Democrats, and that Russian pensioners in the United States were running a covert communications network.
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The backlash came quickly, at a time when many of the nation's leading, if leftist, literary idols — including Amos Oz, A. B. Yehoshua and David Grossman — were under attack by a right-wing group for being "moles in culture," not sufficiently dedicated to the Israeli cause.
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That said, if you're determined to prove that any cheesecake can be a personal-sized cheesecake if you try hard enough and believe in yourself, then you can also watch Moles make Eli's classic Chicago-style cake in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen in our How To series:
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Another law enforcement source said the individual told police that Moles allegedly stated in cell phone messages to the tipster that he "wanted to get close to Trump" and he "wanted to be like Timothy McVeigh" -- who bombed the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995, killing 168 people.
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The brand's swimwear models are shown on its website with stretch marks on their legs and behinds, small scars, hair on their forearms, and facial moles, which brands still tend to airbrush out despite growing customer demand to see people who look more like them in fashion campaigns.
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Dr. Bettin figured that if he could create an exceptionally perfect silicon crystal — ultrapure, spherical and with a very orderly atomic structure — that weighed exactly one kilogram, and counted the atoms with the unit moles, he could essentially define a kilogram as a specific number of silicon atoms.
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These leakers — whether they are people who are angling to harm a White House adversary and thereby increase their positions on this totem of travesties, or actual moles animated by a sense of civic morality — have exposed this administration as a marauding band of incompetent, unprincipled, self-mutilating posers.
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Anna, in her quasi-paralysis, has become a shameless voyeur; she has acquired a camera with a powerful zoom lens that apparently allows her not only to spy on lovers next door but to note the very "archipelago of tiny moles trailing across the back" of a beautiful red-haired adulteress.
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Based on the fact that genes start to rack up mutations once they lose their function, the researchers worked backward and estimated that testicondy independently arose at least four times, ranging from about 25 million years ago in cape golden moles to about 80 million years ago in cape elephant shrews.
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Add to that the devastation caused by "moles," such as the CIA's Aldrich Ames and the FBI's Robert Hanssen, who not only identified to Soviet and Russian intelligence the catalogue of human assets working for U.S. intelligence but also provided the very methods and techniques used to run those spying operations.
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Favreau captures both those moments when espionage seems like futile, even juvenile one-upmanship (a surprising number of intel coups have been ruined by moles) — and also those few moments when the fates of two nations, and perhaps the world, were changed by the right word scratched in chalk in a park.
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A 2010 Project Veritas memo proposed using "moles at The Los Angeles Times" to embarrass a media critic there who had questioned the tactics and accuracy behind the Acorn videos, and also suggested nominating the videos for a Pulitzer Prize, then exposing the bias of the judges by secretly recording their deliberations.
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There is a history of intelligence agencies being penetrated by dangerous moles — notably Aldrich Ames in the C.I.A., whose betrayal led the Russians to execute 10 sources, and Robert Hanssen in the F.B.I., who spied for the Soviet Union and later Russia for 18 years and contributed to the deaths of three United States sources.
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Sure, there are the standout moles, but to order only these would be to miss the Molcajete, a stone bowl filled with nopal cactus and spongy grilled cheese and topped with two meats (the pechuga asada chicken and cecina skirt steak are the most popular), a creamy off-menu flan, or a range of mouthwatering tacos, tortas, and enchiladas.
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Aged flesh is so fertile, grows excrescences: papules, papillomas, skin tags, moles that have to be checked yearly; yet the hair thins out, underarm and pubic, as if the soil had changed to one that no longer supports the verdant shrubbery, but instead nourishes an astonishing variety of wild mushrooms — beautiful, if you have an eye.
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Jones and her team compared TRAP laws with laws governing all office-based surgeries and procedures, from the removal of moles to gynecological procedures and vasectomies, across the U.S. The discrepancies support the view that the laws do more to restrict access to abortion services than to safeguard patient health, Jones said in a phone interview.
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Details differ by plan, but examples include: Joint replacement surgery Cataract treatment Hernia repair surgery Treatment for any injury incurred while the patient was intoxicated Injuries resulting from organized sports Treatment for acne or moles Treatment for chronic fatigue or pain Immunizations The plans tend to limit how much care they will pay for in a given year.
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If there was an In-N-Out drive thru in all of Los Angeles for me to stalk, feverishly snapping zoomed in pics of potentially famous hands emerging like whack-a-moles from the backseat windows of Escalades in an attempt to figure out by their jewelry who just ordered fries and a milkshake, this would certainly be the one.
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The waffle batter is made in the Costa Nova kitchen from a secret recipe the owners say they coaxed from Portuguese street vendors over many years; another local Portuguese bakery makes the ovos moles, also based on a traditional recipe, but many of the 15 daily fillings (milk or dark chocolate, candy bars, chocolate hazelnut spread and fruit spreads) are undeniably American innovations.
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Greene based the novel on the real-life escapades of Garbo, a Spaniard living in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon during the Second World War, who gave his German handlers, on behalf of the British, false information, making up sources and pretending he oversaw a ring of informants and moles in England, all the while earning good money from the delighted Germans.
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You're pushing it if: Regardless of whose position you espouse, you're in trouble if you ignore unusual moles or growths, especially those that follow the ABCDE rule of melanoma: asymmetrical shape, borders or edges that are irregular, color variation within the mole, diameter of 6 millimeters or larger (about the size of a pencil eraser), and evolution, or any change in size and shape.
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The theory he lays out, one he believes to be bolstered by former FBI and CIA agents, is somewhat complex: He suggests the feds knew Ames was a mole and temporarily left him alone to trade secrets—perhaps hoping he might lead to more moles or hostile spies—but never considered what would happen if Ames and Woodruff had any sort of run-in.
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