So I'm thinking it both neutralizes and enhances the lemon.
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Baking soda neutralizes acid and inhibits the growth of yeast.
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Her healthy lead in every recent poll largely neutralizes these concerns.
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And it neutralizes a powerful potential adversary of the drug companies.
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Eskrima typically parries or neutralizes an attack, and then rapidly counter attacks.
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That also neutralizes the main opposition parties, which are all highly nationalistic.
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This foundation neutralizes redness and conceals blemishes while treating them with salicylic acid.
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It is made from zeolite, a mineral that neutralizes odors at the source.
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X FACTOR Can Coach Bill Coen devise a game plan that neutralizes Lawson?
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It even neutralizes dust, dander, bacteria, and pollen—a huge win for allergy sufferers.
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Why switch when doing so neutralizes the effect of having Roberson on Harden anyway?
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When a midfielder controls the ball and neutralizes attacks, he is hoeing the land.
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They are both successful and prolific; one piece of tacit advice neutralizes the other.
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"Shedding sunlight on all of their activities is really what neutralizes them," Rangappa added.
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The glands produce a fluid which neutralizes pH inside the urethra as it comes out.
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Clinton neutralizes a vote for Mr. Trump; an abstention allows that Trump vote to stand.
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This theory neutralizes charges of overambition while positioning him as a man of his moment.
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This neutralizes the immediacy and intimacy that can make coming-of-age stories so special.
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During the daytime, the circadian rhythm in our mouths actually produces saliva that neutralizes that acid.
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An exhibition such as this neutralizes the idea of an "original people" and one single authority.
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The amount of antibodies the mice currently produce only neutralizes 60 percent of coral snake venom.
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Overall, this push me-pull you opposition neutralizes the effect of saturated fats on cardiovascular risk.
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The faint acrid smell of coal, oil and abrasives neutralizes the sweet smell of the forest.
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It simply neutralizes the bacteria, but leaves it on your hand, allowing it to resurge later.
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Reach for a glass of milk, which neutralizes the capsaicin that makes your taste buds sting.
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The safe guess is that anti-redistribution billionaire cash neutralizes pro-redistribution cash, and vice versa.
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This color-correcting moisturizer from Dr. Jart+ neutralizes the redness around my nose and cheeks really well
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We try to do the spitting thing and then drink lime cordial, which neutralizes your taste buds.
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Dee Ford should have a few chances to reach Brady, but his quick delivery often neutralizes edge pressure.
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Twelve states have passed laws about nondisclosure agreements in sexual misconduct cases, but only one effectively neutralizes them.
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They found that certain types of seaweed contain an ingredient that neutralizes the stomach enzyme that produces methane.
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His big advantage is his ability to raise the dead, but humankind's recent addition of dragonglass slightly neutralizes that.
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The vaccine they created uses genetically engineered DNA to stimulate the immune system so that it neutralizes the virus.
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But Landesman's script neutralizes them because they threaten his sanitized portrait of Felt as an ultimately noble and selfless whistleblower.
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MDMA therapy is so successful that what it does is actually quite undramatic—it neutralizes conflict rather than creates it.
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Women make up a smaller proportion of the Republican electorate than men do, which further neutralizes Trump's slight gender deficit.
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It uses two rotors spinning in opposite directions, which neutralizes a conventional helicopter's tendency to lose lift as its speed increases.
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Instead, the plan also ends personal exemptions, which by itself largely neutralizes any potential tax cut for most middle-class families.
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Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally found in human cells that neutralizes free radicals, boosts the immune system and detoxifies the body.
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Second, if possible, choose natural cocoa over Dutch processed cocoa, which is treated with an alkali, a compound that neutralizes acid.
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Access is guarded by pharmaceutical companies and the International Property Coalition, an organization that violently neutralizes intellectual property dissidents and patent pirates.
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In effect, "103 Shots" neutralizes the horror of the initial event by transmuting the sounds of slaughter into a fusillade of love.
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The former neutralizes the latter, which doesn't help when electronic monitoring systems have to measure the amount of chemicals in the water.
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This natural cat litter forms hard clumps on contact and neutralizes odor quickly, making it an excellent choice for multi-cat households.
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That neutralizes about half the hearts immediately, because notice that none of the Silicon Valley executives have their own children use these products.
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Matrix Total Results Brass Off shampoo is ideal for these shades because it neutralizes brassy tones and refreshes them with cooler balanced pigments.
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If you have a lot of red or pink in your skin, a cooler-tone brunette looks great because it neutralizes skin color.
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But the authors couple it with the elimination of the personal exemption for dependents, which neutralizes this cut for most middle-class families.
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The Ergo Power Base with Sleeptracker is a high-tech adjustable frame that tracks and analyzes your sleep, neutralizes snoring, and massages you.
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Whatever Rhea is doing, whether she's in cahoots with Logan or playing him, she seemingly neutralizes her biggest threat — Shiv — through sheer networking.
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It neutralizes all pollutants in your living space so you can enjoy air quality that's similar to the fresh air found in the countryside.
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But even when our failures remain vivid memories, we remember them in a way that neutralizes their ability to inhibit our present-day decisions.
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"It neutralizes the stigma around vasectomy and turns it into an excuse to lie around and watch basketball for a few days," Turek says.
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It could also be because the system neutralizes some of the most common voter-suppression tactics, like closing polling places and voter ID laws.
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Today, that woman's blood samples helped solve a long-standing mystery: how this deadly bacteria neutralizes the most powerful antibiotic used to fight it.
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Chewing gum helps stimulate the production and flow of saliva, which neutralizes acid in the mouth and esophagus and relives the effects of acid reflux.
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Another Republican congressman, Lamar Smith, lives in San Antonio, but his district includes—and neutralizes—the liberal area surrounding the University of Texas at Austin.
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In a detailed review of biodegradable cat litters, Consumer Search comments that World's Best Natural Cat Litter clumps on contact and neutralizes odors almost immediately.
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It emits negative ions that bind to positively charged particles like allergens, dust, pollen, fungus, pet dander and odors, and neutralizes them in the process.
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If you drink water that is slightly alkaline, Dr. Fenton said, the hydrochloric acid in the stomach quickly neutralizes it before it's absorbed into the blood.
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Its star ingredients, sustainably-gathered blue malva and Centaurea cyanus extracts, are responsible for the natural bright-blue tint that neutralizes brassiness in chemically treated hair.
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In unprotected penis-in-vagina sex, pre-cum also neutralizes the pH of the vag, again to make it more a more hospitable spot for sperm.
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If she finds a little bug, like this one, she neutralizes the pest risk and sends it to the US Department of Agriculture for further investigation.
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The combustion also neutralizes the cellulose in the wood — the carbohydrates that termites, fungus and bacteria love — making it undesirable to pests and resistant to rot.
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Sure, a simpler test of how well a person's blood neutralizes the virus would eventually yield similar data, but those can take more than three days.
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These magic colors generally include green, which neutralizes redness, lavender, which counteracts yellowness, and peach, which helps with brightening blue and purple circles under the eyes.
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A newly engineered protein neutralizes the bacteria's toxins that stymie the immune system from working properly, according to a preclinical study published in Science Translational Medicine Wednesday.
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"Green is a complementary tone to red, so it neutralizes pimples, broken capillaries, or an overall ruddiness to the complexion," says Glamsquad Artistic Director Kelli J. Bartlett.
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That process neutralizes the water, killing the acidity, and the metals combine with the CO2 to form a type of solid rock called calcite, or calcium carbonate.
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The cheese neutralizes the bitterness of the tea with its smooth and sweet flavor, and as you drink it you taste the returning sweetness of the tea.
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Fender also has the best silicone eartips in the industry: they are super malleable and ensure a solid seal that passively neutralizes a lot of exterior noise.
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The most powerful potential lever is the expungement of criminal convictions, which seals them from public view, removes them from databases, and neutralizes most of their legal effects.
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The central lesson of American policy in Syria has been that when one side escalates militarily (through American or Saudi arms or Russian planes), the other side neutralizes it.
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Her entire existence within the play seems designed as a placard to announce one thing: When politics neutralizes the ethically excellent it leaves the field open to everyone else.
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Visiting the exhibition is an exercise in grappling with answering the title's question — whether the new context neutralizes it, reclaims it, or hides the violence it was responsible for.
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With a touch of his smartphone, the defeated Zuckerberg neutralizes the fake news peddlers, with the show poking the real him for not using his power to more drastic action.
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Fermentation helps the skin absorb the product better due to the smaller molecular sizes, and it also reduces skin irritation, because the fermentation process neutralizes potentially toxic substances like pesticides.
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They also gave me a reverse osmosis water filter, which neutralizes the water, along with an acidifier, so I could change the pH of the water to whatever I wanted.
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The new agreement — which renames the North American Free Trade Agreement as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement — neutralizes that threat by effectively exempting Canada's exports to the United States.
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The Maybelline New York Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is an affordable, award-winning under-eye concealer that neutralizes dark circles while firming up the under-eye area.
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Denial of Coherus's petition on the Humira patent is a major positive for AbbVie and neutralizes the bear thesis that Coherus could launch in 2018, Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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Pros: Highly absorbent materials, forms hard clumps, neutralizes odors quickly, virtually dust-free, fine-textured granules, comes in multi-cat formulaCons: Dark color may disguise clumps, tracked litter shows up easily
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In the email, Hosseini said the company detects and neutralizes 85 percent of fraudulent accounts within the first four hours of their existence and 95 percent of them within a day.
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They believe that Sanders is that type of a feminist; that he speaks to youth today by targeting the cause of systemic inequality and an economic structure that neutralizes the masses.
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The result, a looming black orb that neutralizes 99.965% of the radiation that hits it, is a far cry from the mirrored selfie beacon that Chicagoans and tourists have come to love.
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EBITDA is considered an important metric of operating profit performance for casino companies because it essentially neutralizes the impact of the company's capital structure and deducts interest expense, taxes and depreciation charges.
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A healthy person's saliva neutralizes acid—but drinking too many acidic drinks throws off that balance and erodes the enamel, subjecting the soft inner part of your teeth to sensitivity, discoloration, and cracking.
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They engineered an antibody that neutralizes the activity of the hormone in the bloodstream and injected it in obese mice, who exhibited reduced appetite and significant weight loss, as well as other benefits.
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But Gaviria was involved in a group pileup inside the three-kilometer zone that neutralizes the impact of accidents, and he could do nothing to stop Sagan from claiming a six-second overall lead.
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Japan will also be watching with ambivalence - happy to see the sabre-rattling ending but worried its security might be sacrificed in Trump's rush to neutralizes the North Korean threat to the United States.
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According to studies cited for years in the venerable science and opinion sections, chewing sugarless gum helps prevent tooth decay by stimulating the production of saliva, which washes away or neutralizes corrosive food particles.
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Of note, American and German roaches have a genome that supplies their bodies with a rich arsenal of a protein called the P450, which neutralizes toxins and can respond to a wide variety of chemical threats.
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When you use it the way it was intended, it is purifying marijuana smoke and allowing you to experience the smoking process without all of the carcinogenic kief; it neutralizes the kief and filters out imperfections.
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Scientific evidence suggests that CBD partially neutralizes the potent effect of THC, including reducing paranoia or memory loss - and experts say this is why skunk and other high potency cannabis products are linked to a higher psychosis.
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In theory, Bite Helper's 120-degree heat, which comes through on the metal end, neutralizes that saliva (basically by heating it up until it becomes inert) and the vibration also increases blood flow to the effected area.
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When the affair does come to light, as it must, she neutralizes the pain of betrayal by consenting to it, agreeing to cut Nick in half, like the pretender to the baby in the Judgment of Solomon.
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Because his money instantly neutralizes the Trump campaign's formidable fund-raising advantage, which as of last month had twice as much cash on hand as the Obama campaign did at the same stage of his re-election campaign.
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The twist: Moyer's character, Reed, works for an organization that rounds up and seemingly neutralizes mutants, and now Reed and his family will have to work with mutants to make sure Reed's own employer doesn't catch his kids.
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Lastly, it is a potent antioxidant that wards off free-radical production from UV exposure, helps protect against the damaging effects of infrared light and visible light, and neutralizes some of the stressors from environmental exposure during the day.
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While the story itself clearly identifies the frighteningly xenophobic vision Austria's "hipster hate-monger" Martin Sellnor has for his country, the language in the headline (often the only part of an article people see) neutralizes him as a threat.
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It was after experiencing an allergic reaction to a luxury eye-cream that Aalam, a trained beauty therapist, decided to investigate natural oils such as Caribbean coral, which heals redness and neutralizes enzymes on the skin responsible for aging.
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It is also that the way he combines words in what only appears to be a coherent statement neutralizes the meanings of the individual words in the combination, making the totality meaningless even if the individual words are not.
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The key way this is achieved is by creating a new intermediary agent (the "cosigner") which neutralizes the lender's credit risk, and in the case of a default, handles the tools to manage the debt in the borrower's country of residence.
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Bullion has benefited significantly - hitting its highest in two years earlier this month - as central banks from Europe to Japan opt to keep policy looser for longer, because that neutralizes the opportunity cost of holding an asset with no interest rate.
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The It Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Full Coverage Anti-Aging Waterproof Concealer is a multipurpose under-eye concealer that neutralizes dark circles, brightens skin, and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles with instant and long-term results.
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Violent images have appeared in a number of her paintings, but within a context of humor or irony or inspired sappiness that neutralizes the shock—her self-eaters clearly suffer no pain when they bite off a finger or two.
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This toning formula does what every other ultra-violet one does, but what makes it stand out is the price tag (under $20 for great color care is hard to come by) and the fact that it hydrates just as well as it neutralizes brassiness.
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"As soon as this $1,350 to $1,375 area goes, which I do think it will later this year mostly when the dollar rally kind of tempers itself and neutralizes, that puts gold on the path to $123,450 so plenty of room there," said Ciana.
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Taking the ball out of Livingston's hands also neutralizes some of his abilities as a playmaker, as well as his ability to take advantage of the shifting geometry of the floor by seeing passing angles that most guards can't spot out of the post.
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Playing in short bursts to start every quarter, Cousins, 28, still found the time to flash every facet of the versatile skill set that, when it neutralizes the emotional side that Kerr referenced, has long made him one of the league's most tantalizing talents.
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Scientists have developed an antibody that neutralizes a hormone called asprosin, which is involved in regulating appetite — and they think it could be the best shot at a viable anti-obesity drug, as well as an effective medication for diabetes and other complicating illnesses.
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If you play a really great damage-dealer but the other team is running a comp that neutralizes your particular hero, you must be able to extemporaneously and at any time switch to a different hero with a different specialization that disrupts the other team's strategy.
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"It neutralizes the constitution once again, and it says it goes back to saying that there's nothing in this constitution that either allows for or prevents abortion," Wanda Franz, the president of West Virginians for Life, the measure's primary supporter, said of the West Virginia ballot measure.
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The fact that Bloomberg got his start in electoral politics as a Republican and only registered as a Democrat in 2018 after openly flirting with third-party presidential bids in 2012 and 2016 also serves to neutralizes the critique that Sanders is not a real Democrat.
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That speaks to the beauty of Houston's defensive scheme—how it neutralizes ball movement, and how inefficient head-to-head maneuvering can be for even the most talented teams if they didn't just spend 90 games perfecting it with one of the best iso scorers ever (Harden!) serving as a bearded vanguard—but also an effort and focus by Harden that he isn't known for.
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