The New York Times explains that the WHO method goes like this: rub palms together, rub each palm over the other hand interlacing fingers, twist palms, interlock fingers and twist, thumbs in palms, and then rub tips of fingers in palms. Yeah.
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Victoria Palms is so popular with Canadians that a Victoria Palms reunion is scheduled most summers near Toronto.
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We're told because Paris is part of Palms' history ... Palms wanted part of its history to be with her.
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He and his assistant, Spencer, planted most of the trees on the property: Dade County pines, royal palms, coconut palms.
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Here's how to do it: rub your palms against each other; rub the back of each hand against your palms; rub your palms together with your fingers interlaced; rub your palms against each other while your fingers are interlocked; rub your fingers around each of your thumbs; and rub each palm with the tips your fingers.
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Victoria Palms es tan popular con los canadienses que casi todos los veranos se programa una reunión de los huéspedes de Victoria Palms cerca de Toronto.
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Book Colony Palms starting at $167The boutique Colony Palms is named for Palm Springs' Movie Colony neighborhood, where many Hollywood stars lived when they visited Palm Springs.
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You get to the Palms Restaurant by driving east through Wonder Valley along Amboy Road, which runs parallel to the Twentynine Palms Highway about a mile to the south.
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Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club Royal Palms, the home of the largest shuffleboard league gathering in the world, has been bringing the best of Florida kitsch to Gowanus since 2014.
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Inhale as you reach your arms out to the side and up toward the ceiling, press your palms together and exhale as you bring the palms down through the center of your chest.
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All the coconut palms in our neighborhood died, except mine.
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If flat palms bother your wrists, clasp your hands together.
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Most importantly, Andrade palms for the jab constantly and wildly.
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And why do the parrots eat from the coconut palms?
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Until I've got a really sexy sweaty pair of palms.
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Some photos depict untouched landscape — hills, palms, sea, and sand.
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Begin with your hands over your chest, palms facing out.
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Photos of villagers posing with black rocks in their palms.
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Only two palms are there currently, several construction workers said.
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The candles illuminating it were made from the palms' wax.
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They briefly helped make Salento's wax palms a cause célèbre.
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Not only were my palms sweaty, my heart would pound.
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Continue until you have two open palms on your lap.
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This new Alcantera covering feels quite nice under your palms.
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"Those palms take about 10 years to grow," he said.
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" Kirsten held up her palms and said, "Hey, no judgment.
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They simply refuse to look down at their stained palms.
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They had veneered calluses where my palms touched my fingers.
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Millions of Iraq's date palms have turned to scorched earth.
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The gold masa sticks to my palms like wet sand.
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Revolve will partner with Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas to curate the Palms Stage with this year's performers including A$AP Rocky, Mike Will Made-IT, 21 Savage, Snoop Dogg, YG and more.
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A thick wax coats their trunks, something not seen in other palms, and they live where palms aren't supposed to: on the chilly slopes of the Andes, at elevations as high as 183,218 feet.
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She stands facing the frog, fully vulnerable with palms face outward.
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No two palms are alike — and neither are two presidential candidates.
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He also has two palms on each hand and no thumbs.
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They were dark purple in the palms, black at the fingertips.
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He pressed his palms into the table and leaned forward conspiratorially.
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I don't recall, but I was the only one doing palms.
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Other featured performers include Matias Aguayo, Lotic, Palms Trax and Manaré .
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Up Dog Lie facedown with elbows bent and palms at sides.
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Step Three: Twist palms with fingers interlaced, and rub between fingers.
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She is standing at her worktable, her palms black with ink.
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Bugs and abandonment have reduced the palms to rows of stumps.
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We sat in a lush garden of olives and date palms.
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A party with friends in the palms of your hands. Cheers!
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His elbows bent and palms out, he pumped his hands rhythmically.
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Our devices are literally hot, warming our laps and our palms.
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Kwan nodded, bringing her palms to a prayer before gently bowing.
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McInnes, at the front of the pack, rubbed his palms together.
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The first thing Gautama noticed was the calluses on her palms.
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She digs her nails into her palms, determined not to cry.
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The house was decorated throughout with ferns, palms, and pink roses.
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"Open palms are a sign of peaceful intentions," write the authors.
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Not one of us had felt it placed on our palms.
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He said nothing as he advanced, arms outstretched, palms facing up.
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She'd been running, tripped, slid on knees and palms onto asphalt.
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And the anxiety is undeniable: sweaty palms, heart racing, obsessive thoughts.
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At Palms Recreation Center, a small park located in the dense Westside neighborhood of Palms, Los Angeles-based artist Ry Rocklen installed a bronze sculpture of anthropomorphized junk food on a metal picnic table near a tree.
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Her palms catch the wooden handle and begin to rub them vigorously.
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The incident occurred near Twentynine Palms, California, at about 10:30 p.m.
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Sometimes, horribly, the viewer simply witnesses the sparks flying off the palms.
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" A little Jewish boy shrugs, opens his palms and concedes: "You're right!
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"How are you?" he said, bringing together his palms for the proprietor.
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My palms meet at the heart as I bow my head reverentially.
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I dig my fingernails into my palms to stop my own tears.
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Many hikers are tempted to feed the animals from their salty palms.
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Acta: Vlad comes to the park one day, rubbing his palms together.
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I was panic-stricken, palms were sweaty, knees weak, arms were heavy.
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"That population of palms is geriatric and massively dying," Dr. Sanín said.
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Just two large tracts harbor a quarter of the palms, he said.
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They turned to each other, turned up their palms and shrugged simultaneously.
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Many of them will be around as long as the palms. ♦
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He turned to the owner and lifted his palms in the air.
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The patient closed her eyes, placing hands on lap, palms up. Mrs.
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The Empathy Suite is the crown jewel of the Palms Casino Resort.
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Rub it in your palm, bring your palms up to your face.
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There was a time when Palms was the hottest place in Vegas.
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A technician instructed her to place her palms on a metal box.
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But Tomlinson wants the Palms to go beyond hair and beauty services.
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"We ate banana palms, and drank rainwater from the leaves," he said.
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Is the tip of our finger inherently more salty than our palms?
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It also left sparkles on my palms after I put it back.
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Politics is why the National Rifle Association greases palms and raps knuckles.
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Under her palms, Alma discovered an archipelago she recognized: Key Largo. Islamorada.
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Her pale palms are turned up, flowers spilling out of one hand.
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"Pole dancers are masochists," Mr. Kyle said, holding out his callused palms.
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The bride applies the henna paste to the palms of her guests.
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This explains why religious leaders show their palms when addressing an audience.
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"No," the account manager said, raising his palms as if at gunpoint.
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The Palms and the Shore Club plan to reopen on Sept. 30.
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He held up his palms side by side in front of him.
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Narrow walkways wound through gardens planted in Christmas palms, lantana and hibiscus.
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At dusk, the cicada buzz sounded like electricity pulsing through the palms.
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I also spent an afternoon in the brand new Spa at Palms.
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Tropical plants, including Christmas palms, ixora, bougainvillea and oleander, shade the yard.
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The road for dozens of miles then ascended through pockets of rain forest that included colonies of wax palms — Colombia's national tree and the world's tallest palms — and jungle passes, and across bridges spanning the Cauca and Mazamorras Rivers.
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Still, Kevin can't get the first "I" out and dramatically face-palms instead.
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Extend both arms straight out to your sides with your palms facing backwards.
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The band began their residency at the Palms Hotel and Casino last month.
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The social media posts of flaming palms are, obviously, not nearly as polished.
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It is also a short drive to Kiawah Island and Isle of Palms.
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Another mound of clay rises and gives in to the pressure of palms.
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Pinch a tablespoon of meat into your palms and shape into a ball.
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Dressed in black, they pressed their palms together and bowed to Sgt. Maj.
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Start kneading the dough with both hands, using the palms of your hands.
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They use to come down and just nibble the tips of the palms.
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They were chasing the Quindío wax palm, the tallest of the world's palms.
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In Colombia's largest known stand of the palms, only a couple thousand remained.
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She picked up Jahi's hand and held it with both of her palms.
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He said coconut palms and avocado trees also were lost to the hurricane.
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Onto the students' gloved palms, she squirted a tablespoon of bright red paint.
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I crank out as many answers as I can until my palms dampen.
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Beside him, four aides nodded and pressed together their palms in deferential emphasis.
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Poke saw himself bashing the motherfucker's face in, grinding down with his palms.
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They sit cross-legged with outstretched palms, their thumbs and index fingers linked.
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Her palms face upward, like someone about to begin a ritual or ceremony.
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The palms of her hands were orange from all the carrots she ate.
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Using your palms, press it to form a 10-inch (25-centimeter) square.
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Her guttural scream, as she squeezes the egg between her palms, is heartwrenching.
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The Palms is a relic of the early 2000s—and Chyna loved it.
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Your heart is racing, your mouth is dry, and your palms are damp.
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"It's a good price," Amer says, looking at the palms of his hands.
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Symptoms of stress include a rapid heart rate, clammy palms and shallow breath.
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Instead, I rub ointment into her palms, into the soles of her feet.
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Palms up or floating heavenward, he could look like a man in prayer.
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The more fortunate are marooned on small islands of trees among oil palms.
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How to Do It: Face the support and place palms shoulder distance apart.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The half-acre property is planted with oaks, magnolias and palms.
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One of the palms growing in the Conservancy is Tahina spectabilis of Madagascar.
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The woman's hands lie on her lap, palms up in supplication or disbelief.
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The Spanish named the lower stretch Rio Palmas, for its thickets of palms.
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I tried the proper grip, palms facing forward, and could barely do two.
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The tables slipped in between the palms were made from a local hardwood.
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He finds her, and they stand facing each other, without touching, palms open.
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The banks were thick with banana and mango trees and towering coconut palms.
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Symptoms of stress include a rapid heart rate, clammy palms and shallow breath.
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Reach your right arm back and left arm forward with your palms down.
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The moment people open their palms, they give a certain power to you.
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A diminutive Japanese woman kneels, eyes closed, caressing a rug with open palms.
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But coconut palms withstand hurricanes and live as long as humans, often longer.
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The trees are California fan palms, known for their "petticoats" of dead leaves.
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I felt like I could suddenly shoot spider webs out of my palms.
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I approached her desk, carrying the drawing in the palms of my hands.
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"Strong Medicine" (2016) depicts an image of raised palms, as if in surrender.
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Here's hoping we all get to feel tiny deer feet on our palms. n
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O'Neal's alleged crime spree happened in the Venice and Palms neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
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Decorative palms and surf boards at the nine-hole miniature golf course, Harmony Dunes.
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I wiped my sweaty palms on my jeans and tried to control my breathing.
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"That's enough," Mr. Djalolov said more than once, placing his palms over his face.
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You rub a bit of it on your palms and you take it in.
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" Dips "Stand in the pool with your palms down on the ledge facing outward.
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My palms began to sweat, and then, the touchscreen failed under my clammy fingers.
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That's where this linen halter dress from Amazon Fashion brand 28 Palms comes in.
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The trackpad is big, accurate, and doesn't suffer from false taps from your palms.
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Often he'd put his palms to theirs and make them move as he did.
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With red face and sweaty palms in tow, you pretend you haven't seen them.
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Blood splashed on marble pillars, spattered across paintings and woven stalks of green palms.
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Donald Trump and I have something in common: We both have meaty, fleshy palms.
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The fast-growing city is an inelegant sprawl stretching into groves of coconut palms.
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And there's an exciting British startup bringing AR to the palms of the people.
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Burnt Palms are a rock quartet packing bad moods into fiery, grunge-pop missives.
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We meet four girls who live in the fictional town of Sabal Palms, Fla.
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Also make sure to keep your shoulders right above your palms while you're "climbing."
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The Las Vegas Palms Hotel threatened to take scores into account when booking reservations.
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Randy likens this to the roughness of someone's palms being reduced by wearing gloves.
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Where nipa palms and coconuts grew, vinegar could be made from sap and water.
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The lines brought a feeling of continuity, as did the belt of blue palms.
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Two Palms (New York) is showing seven versions of "Gazing Ball" by Jeff Koons.
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" He held his palms out, fingers flared and said, "You've got the story wrong!
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Here, the moss-covered Southern Gothic of the north turns to hand-planted palms.
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CNN has called Regency Palms and College Medical Center but has not heard back.
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One Slack emoji is a cartoon raccoon with its palms pressed in respectful greeting.
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At the end, Cooper walks up to a pastor and holds his palms out.
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Cesar took a step back from Danielle and showed his palms to Mr. Schull.
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At home, they don't know all I do is aim at date palms. 3.
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He gently plucks the fruit, constantly wiping off the sticky sap from his palms.
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Palms is located just west of the center of the Las Vegas Boulevard Strip.
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We like: The Spa at Palms is an incredible way to spend an afternoon.
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He appeared on my porch, peeking through the glass, offering me his cupped palms.
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Pandit Ashok Shukla, a Hindu priest, is to officiate at the Gaylord Palms Resort.
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The 2847-acre property has ocean views, white-picket fencing and clusters of palms.
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The men digging her grave lifted their palms skyward in a five-second prayer.
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Sunset at the Palms Resort is located on a private beach in Negril, Jamaica.
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They gathered water and harvested clusters of black, bead-like fruits from the palms.
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Now whenever I hear that song my palms get sweaty and I feel overwhelmingly anxious.
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Coconut sugar Coconut sugar is made from sap extracted from the buds of coconut palms.
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Nothing has worked, short of literally squeezing a dollop of moisturizer directly into his palms.
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A new movie theater, The Palms Theatre, is slated to open in Waukee this year.
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She rocked back and forth in the seat and tapped the wheel with her palms.
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They are everywhere, and sometimes their solutions can begin with the phones in our palms.
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Next, the palms paraded in, dominating the green scene for hundreds of thousands of years.
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When I my Xanax high faded, my palms would start sweating, and I'd feel nauseous.
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If your palms are getting sweaty just thinking about finances, you're in the right place!
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Entertainer Will Smith palms Russell Simmons' head during the Source Awards in Hollywood in 1999.
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For this back stretch, interlace your fingers behind your lower back with your palms together.
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A quick little flick into my palms, and I walk off and pretend nothing happened.
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I get so nervous before job interviews — sweaty palms, dry mouth, butterflies in my stomach.
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A flight of stairs lined by firecracker plants and palms descends to a sandy beach.
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Turn your palms downward and keep your hands flat — arms should still be extended forward.
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A bitter taste forms under my tongue, and I dig my fingernails into my palms.
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Solidarity is pouring in, from Los Angeles to London, from Palms to Puerto Rico. Tomorrow.
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Follow random curiosities and enticing road signs to places like Hellhole Palms and Asbestos Mountain.
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"Why would they do this?" he demanded, his hands cramping, fingers locking against his palms.
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"Palms" is the second single from Topiary which is out June 3 from Ghostly International.
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"They were these huge, iconic palms no one knew much about," Dr. Henderson said recently.
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According to the caller, there was something wrong with the cabbage palms on his property.
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O'Connor glides her arms out in front of her, palms up, gesturing toward Dr. Phil.
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As you inhale, draw your elbows back behind you, palms continuing to face up. 3.
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Behind a grove of palms was an A-frame lodge with a pool out back.
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She passed her palms over them, growing more frantic, then collapsed into the wing-chair.
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Worst of all, oil palms, with their blood-red fruit, do not produce colorful blooms.
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A low glass ceiling our lips, noses, palms, nipples, navels, and iliac crests pressed against.
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I clap my palms over my ears, and then Yima's hand is on my shoulder.
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He laughed easily and often, slapping the wheel with his palms until the dashboard shook.
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A second look revealed to me a mossy green bungalow camouflaged by the palms below.
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It causes your pupils to dilate, your palms to sweat, and your mind to boggle.
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Swaying palms, leafy green trees, and tall cacti add color to the well-kept grounds.
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Sunshine and Chance are the resident macaws at the Palms Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach.
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He directed me to put my hands out flat, palms up, parallel to the table.
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The doctor turned his hands over; there were no blisters or scars on his palms.
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The Green Palms Peel And Stick Wallpaper ($76.993, normally $39.99) brings the tropics to you.
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Now, over 100 teams compete in fall and winter leagues at Royal Palms every year.
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He places his palms flat to feel the cool press of tiles beneath his skin.
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Seriously—I have big hands, and I had trouble wrapping my palms around the Ultra.
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Carnivores are catered for at Twin Palms' new Wagyu Steakhouse — unimaginative name, but unbelievable meat.
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You put your palms on the ground and suspend your body parallel to the floor.
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"Palms have less dense biomass than hardwood trees, and they store less carbon," said Uriarte.
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Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas underwent a nearly $700 million renovation project, and it shows.
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Book a room at the Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas starting around $50 per night
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He was wet and shiny, and the grass from his palms clung to his skin.
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My palms became clammy at the very thought of hailing a taxi on my own.
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Your heart race speeds up, your palms sweat, and your breathing becomes shorter and quicker.
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When a close-up magician palms something, they are holding it just out of sight.
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But what is happening on the palms of a receiver's gloves is far more complex.
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Open hands with palms down are a sign of confidence or a display of authority.
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Against Visanlek's palms-out-and-ready-to-parry guard this jab was a constant nuisance.
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Lengths were divided up into feet, palms, spans and smaller units derived from the human hand.
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Some feel their palms get sweaty and even their body temperature rises, producing a psychosomatic response.
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GLIDING EXERCISES: Rotating both wrists (with both open and closed palms) wards off carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Then she instructs us to turn our palms up if we want to receive the oil.
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As he passed, his grandmother patted the air with her palms out and her fingers down.
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But instead of having to hold them constantly, you strap the plastic "hilt" against your palms.
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I wasn't just a stressed person who had sweaty palms before school presentations, the doctor explained.
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In real life, these dinosaurs actually had palms facing each other, as if ready to clap.
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My hands were on his thighs and they felt as solid as stone under my palms.
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And Empathy is also one of the world's most expensive hotel accommodations, according to The Palms.
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Other names hinted at in the video include Bicep, Palms Trax, and Robert Hood, among others.
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We ended up getting food at a diner called The Lucky Penny in the Palms Casino.
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Dr. Bernal and Dr. Galeano warned, in paper after paper, that wax palms were in danger.
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In his first court appearance last week he displayed pro-Trump messages written on his palms.
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Sickness, misogyny, unthinkable tragedy — they'll follow you to paradise, she realizes, despite those hypnotically swaying palms.
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The students began rubbing their palms together vigorously, paint smearing over the insides of their hands.
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Hina pulled her chair closer and laid her palms flat on the top of the desk.
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When he found Kenta Thursday, he dropped to his knees, squeezed his palms tightly, and prayed.
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He paused, nodding, and dropped his shoulders, opening his palms with a check-me-out cool.
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The remainder of the 0.2-acre lot is yard, edged with tropical landscaping, including lipstick palms.
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I take the opportunity, slamming my palms on the bus door until it opens, and run.
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Between these palms are large-scale paintings often cut in the shape of Israel's own profile.
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They were so tiny, fitting in the palms of our hands, weighing only a few ounces!
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Place your hands on your lap, on the armrest or palms-down on the tray table.
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In the safe solitude of her silent office, Peggy's heartbeat quickened and her palms went damp.
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Opening with "Chichester Palms," this concert provides an appetizer of Bernstein before the Boston Symphony arrives.
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Just past the exit for Palm Springs, I merged onto Highway 62, the Twentynine Palms Highway.
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Cardi B is heading to KAOS, the newly built club at Palms Casino Resort, this spring.
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He leaned toward me, pressed both palms on the counter and stared directly into my eyes.
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Some covered their faces with their palms, others daubed tears with the edge of their saris.
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The Palms Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach organizes three-hour-long beach cleanups every three months.
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The Luther Vandross behind the curtain is your brain, causing your sweaty palms and trembling voice.
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The remains of an Indonesian rain forest that was cleared to make way for oil palms.
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Mullah Landay moved away from the toilet, put down a small rug and started reading palms.
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Then he walked around to the side of me and touched the center of my palms.
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Going on a interview is enough to give any job seeker sweaty palms and racing thoughts.
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The Palms and the Shore Club had said that they planned to reopen on Sept. 30.
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Mr. Sanders raised two open palms — as if to say: enough of this — and walked off.
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"We saw this out there at Twentynine Palms in an electronic warfare-type environment," Mullen said.
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The Theater of the Sea conservation park in Islamorada was strewn with downed palms and rubble.
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He was so itty-bitty he could fit in the cupped palms of an adult's hand.
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Others were snapping photos of children as they pressed their palms to the column between bites.
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Onlookers wore heavy coats and knit caps pulled low and clasped their palms around steaming drinks.
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Gouzer raised his hands, palms upward, as if to show that he had done nothing wrong.
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In some plots, more than half of the plant life consisted of domesticated trees and palms.
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"Convenience," says Brenda Palms-Barber, the executive director of Chicago non-profit North Lawndale Employment Network.
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Reading palms is a practice dating back thousands of years to the Vedic period in India.
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Ask the person to hold up both hands, with his or her palms near your eyes.
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A trickling stream runs between towering pillars of red stone, nourishing tall grasses, and leafy palms.
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"Bliss Quest" is pretty much unchanged from the jam version that we recorded, and "Empty Palms".
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Anderson is the chief operating officer and brewmaster of Coachella Valley Brewing Co. in Thousand Palms.
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Her palms are clammy, and she can see her handprint on the brass of the doorknob.
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A risky daredevil known as 8booth proves once again that he's skilled in making people's palms sweat.
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While some people are proud of their well-worn palms, others are meticulous about manicures and moisturizing.
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After they spent 30 minutes on the train, they exited and had their palms swabbed by researchers.
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Fairly certain the NZ National Party's palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy right about now.
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I press my palms hard into the ground and feel the rhythm swelling alchemically towards a climax.
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Others, maybe seven or eight, had their elbows cocked and held their hands palms up, clearly waving.
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The arts from beyond the ocean often feel like potted palms in the middle of a jungle.
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Why raise the specter of the bloody man who never grasped the fence with his red palms?
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It's an unusual fabric to have on a laptop; it feels like glowing leather underneath your palms.
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" Around this time, Nosowitz writes, "Palms took off as a symbol of wealth, luxury, nice weather, vacation.
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Our hearts race, our palms become sweaty, and our minds swirl around like a merry-go-round.
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When the ruling came down, Bergeron, not one to show emotion, stood with his palms facing up.
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Below are a few of the things I brought with me to the beach outside The Palms.
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But if the nail marks left on my palms are any indication, it's an incredibly effective one.
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Flip your hands outward so your palms are facing out — repeat that diamond shape you've been doing.
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Sherman, who is afraid of heights, felt his heart rate go up and his palms get sweaty.
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Inhale as you reach your arms out to the sides, palms up, without letting your shoulders elevate.
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The large, puffy palms could indicate excess food, drink, drugs, sex, exercise, overworking—any of those things.
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The exes grabbed a spicy meal at Palms Thai Restaurant in Hollywood -- before leaving in Wilmer's ride.
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Palms is in the process of a $620 million renovation, the largest resort renovation in Vegas history.
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We just got up to our room in the Palms Place Casino, and the view is amazing.
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He was clutching a wrinkled and greasy medium-sized brown paper bag, stained from his trembling palms.
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"A war museum in Lviv gave these to us," he said, flipping them lightly between his palms.
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In one shot, there's an unmoving pistachio-colored house, single-storied, low-roofed, and blanketed with palms.
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Are your palms as slick with sweat as Tina's while gazing longingly at Jimmy Jr.'s butt?
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Wax palms have long intrigued explorers and botanists for their remarkable height, with some reaching 2000 feet.
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Once the wax is removed it is gone forever, although the palms appear to suffer no harm.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart and a dumbbell in each hand at sides; palms face in.
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Set against a dramatic backdrop of rugged mountains and swaying palms, it's hard not to feel wowed.
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I rubbed about 2 tablespoons between the palms of my hands and massaged it into my scalp.
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I flapped my arms a bit, and then raised them in the air, palms to the ceiling.
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Amid palms and manicured cypress trees is a series of terraces, leading to lawns and courtyard areas.
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Then exhale quickly, thrusting your palms forward and turning them downward, while saying "Ha" out loud. 4.
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Simone TB in Fake Palms is an incredibly focused and vigorous drummer, which ought not be forgotten.
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You do not feel the need to brush off the thin film of dirt against your palms.
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" Director and general manager Monique Tomlinson says that the Palms is, more simply, about "connecting the dots.
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I stare at the floor, palms and arms open, willing to welcome whoever comes into the room.
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For example, the receptors on the back of our hand are different from those on our palms.
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Together with British producers Flood and Alan Moulder they made all the magic happen in the Palms.
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Frequently she also covers her face with her hands, giggling nervously as she retreats behind her palms.
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And, just after sunrise, a deep, eerie sound — howler monkeys calling from tall palms along the river.
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Cruise operators, hotel owners, airlines and oil companies have already outstretched their palms in search of help.
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That's more than two months of sweaty palms and panicked phone calls to brokers, lawyers and lenders.
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The Palms is a roadhouse with a vibrant music scene — there are stages both indoors and out.
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Only a handful of Tahina palms remain on Earth, one of which thrives on the Merwin property.
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Others were toppled or split, turning formerly majestic rows of Florida royal palms into mazes of debris.
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This dance is in silence, which begins the moment they each extend an arm and touch palms.
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McGregor still predicted a knockout victory at the Palms Casino Resort ... but in the nicest way possible.
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It wrenches your spine, fills your gut with cement, makes your palms sweat and your blood boil.
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He starts banging the heel of his palms together with each word; the light bulb flicking on.
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In a hypnotic section, Ms. Okpokwasili creates an intricate choreographic web with braiding arms and forceful palms.
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Under towering palms, we ate raw fish tossed in coconut milk and shared tallboys of Hinano beer.
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" Many marched with their hands raised and palms open as they chanted "Five Demands, Not One Less.
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As she took my hands in hers, my heart rate rose and my palms began to sweat.
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Wearing a pink hoodie and a crooked smile, the fortuneteller stared at the grid on my palms.
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The remains were found in a remote part of the 49 Palms Oasis area of the park.
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"People come in here," Mr. Feygin says, turning up his palms in a gesture of blasé wonderment.
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Warren swarmed as she arrives with doughnuts for the Culinary 2628 picket line outside The Palms pic.twitter.
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Visibly nervous, they shifted in their chairs, rubbed their palms and pressed their fists against their foreheads.
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In one shelter, 2-year-old Fahiyah, dazed and severely malnourished, licks specks of sugar off her palms.
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I like to put three drops on the palms of my hands, warm it up, and inhale deeply.
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"You're the people who figured out how to fit computers in the palms of our hands," she said.
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Warm a dollop of styling cream between your palms, then rake through your strands back from your hairline.
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She can also use plasma jets from her palms to send out a supercharged blast, incapacitating her enemies.
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I trip, cracking my phone, blood-staining the knees of my favorite jeans, and scraping both my palms.
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There were sweaty palms too when fiery Pole Jerzy Janowicz snatched the first set of their semi-final.
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On hearing the bluest of blue words, people's heart rates speed up, and their palms begin to sweat.
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Karen Anne Holliday, the communications director at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California.
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It's almost as daunting as giving the presentation itself, making your palms sweaty, knees weak, and arms heavy.
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The sharp ammonia smell of tens of thousands of ripening wheels makes my eyes water, my palms sweat.
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There are the familiar palms and vines, and down in a corner a monkey sitting on a branch.
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An anxious person likely experiences symptoms such as a racing heart, sweaty palms, or a feeling of unease.
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Russell has pleaded guilty to charges of possessing explosives and bomb-making materials in his Tampa Palms apartment.
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The Las Vegas venue that came calling, the Palms Casino Resort, should make that latter objective relatively easy.
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Libyan Sugar (2016) is published by Twin Palms Publishers and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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When they give us water to drink, they pour it on our palms to avoid any direct contact.
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With bags in hand, rest the weight on your shoulders with both palms facing inward toward your head.
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" Thinking of what damage his substantial palms and strong fingers might do, I breathe, "A hand to start.
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This universal TV truth applies to Jeremiah, who claims to know how to tell fortunes and read palms.
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Gazelles lifted their long horns, date palms held out their branches, and crescent moons rose in the sky.
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Experienced family members carry five- and ten-peso coins to grease various palms before reaching the dining hall.
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Mignini says Knox had an epic meltdown and began hitting the palms of her hands on her ears.
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The woman inside the tree is referenced with a rendition of two palms, with long branches for fingers.
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It is evocative of the water that surrounds islands on which puzzle platformers are set, bordered with palms.
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Some people get sweaty palms, and armpits, and others (like my friend) need to run to the bathroom.
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All manner of unearthly noises ensue when the performers apply their fingers and palms to the speaker cones.
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In the guerrillas' absence, they found, the last giant stands of wax palms faced new and dire threats.
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Computers themselves have gone from taking up entire rooms to sitting on our laps or in our palms.
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He then leaned toward her and put his open palms on her chest, touching part of her breast.
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Anti-slip silicone patches on the palms give extra grip if your outdoor fitness routine includes trekking poles.
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All smiles, she would lead them through gardens thickly planted with palms, shrubs and roses, into the hall.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property was landscaped by Michael Hopping with boxwoods, lady palms and other traditional Southern plantings.
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If there were 15 Canary Island palms lining a beach, nine or 10 would be dead, he said.
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Our room, "Jamaica," had deep blue-accent walls, white wicker furniture and evocative watercolor paintings of Caribbean palms.
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Interviewers know the process can make your palms sweat and cause you to lose your train of thought.
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He poked his fingers into the flesh of Olga's palms with amazing speed, and she translated for us.
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A.A.U. and high schools have their palms greased to steer an athlete to this school or that one.
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The Oscar winner offered up a week in his Palms Springs, CA, vacation home for a charity auction.
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Palms started to moisten again; the sick feeling in my stomach intensified; and, most importantly, the ringing remained.
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Besides, the non-curved edges are actually a plus since they register fewer false touches from my palms.
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Palms City Resort in Darwin was the perfect, affordable, urban hide-out for getting over my jet lag.
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Feel its tinglies flowing from your palms and dancing around the note, making the salt sparkle like prisms.
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Ares swings his sword, and Diana catches it between her bare palms and breaks free of her bonds.
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Just as she was going to bed, she felt a sudden tingling in the palms of her hands.
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Ban thon is a soup whose noodles are mere scraps, made by rubbing the dough between the palms.
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Hold a makeshift weight or dumbbell in each hand with arms at your sides and palms facing forward.
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Or pop over to Sugarloaf Key in Florida and check in to this traditional home shaded by palms.
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Ahmad cupped his palms around his phone and showed me the last photo he took of his daughter.
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"My faith in 'health' was crushed," he said, grinding the palms of his hands together with a clap.
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Palms, cactus and ficus trees add luster to original period features found in the light-filled dining room.
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And when someone in the VISION AVTR lifts their hand, the menu options are projected onto their palms.
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"It goes back to medieval days when open palms indicated that a person had no weapons," they write.
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Her palms opened like the pages of a book, suggesting a blank slate, or a readiness for anything.
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That's their cue to reach quietly for a small, sleek device they can easily conceal in their palms.
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In the years since "The L Word" had ended, The Palms, in West Hollywood, had closed in 2013.
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Outside, among the palms, I met a driver with a black Mercedes; French taxis were striking, he said.
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Max, who was maybe five, pressed his palms to the glass and asked, 'When is Great-Grandpa's birthday?
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They are lean, with Popeye forearms, callused palms and finger joints gnarled from years of squeezing tiny edges.
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As we climbed, there were glimpses between the palms trees of empty green plains leading to distant mogotes.
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I felt my palms begin to sweat as I stared at the notification in disbelief, jaw slightly slack.
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But the medium has already drawn storytelling masters who want to move VR beyond viewers' screams and sweaty palms.
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Now, think about the plant life in this conjured climate: the palms, ferns, and fronds swaying in the breeze.
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A traditional laptop either has metal or plastic around the keyboard where you rest your palms on and type.
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STRIKING MATCHES on their rope-roughened palms, the burly whalers who chase Moby Dick seem unlikely avatars for modernity.
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Tropical fish in every shade fill the aquamarine lagoon and birds in vivid hues fly among lush green palms.
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With a middle school-style adorable note, Feldman popped the question to Anne at the Two Bunch Palms Resort.
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Mystery holds his hands up to me, showing his palms and fingers free of this ring he's made disappear.
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Carved wooden chess sets and stacked books sat on coffee tables; potted palms and colonial-style fans provided accents.
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Before practice begins, Hanson patiently helps the boxers wind colorful athletic wraps across their palms and through their fingers.
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Instead of resting your palms on the machine, you rest them on the desk in front of the machine.
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Have you ever felt so nervous that your stomach drops, your palms get sweaty, and your mind starts racing?
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That's addressed pretty easily by resting my palms of the laptop — something I tend to do when typing anyway.
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We were then urged by Kimsooja herself to roll it between both palms to make a round clay ball.
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I attained Eagle Scout at the age of 16 in 1969, and I have palms (fellow Scouts will understand).
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After our visit to The Palms, we started seeking out similar places whenever we trekked into the natural world.
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Look at the ferns covering the floor, the palms surrounding the group and the excessive accessorizing partygoers went through.
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The 21-year-old patient entered a medical ward following three years of bleeding from her palms and face.
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The tall palms act as a natural barrier against wind erosion and sand dunes and protect the surrounding villages.
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Wobbly knees, sweaty palms and all, fear and I are walking hand in hand down this new path together.
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Susan K. and Ronaldo then met up in his Palms Place Hotel suite and went into the jacuzzi together.
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The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas is taking the concept of luxe travel to a whole different level.
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The LA LesbianThis type of woman comes from all over but settles in the land of a thousand palms.
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She opened her palms toward him, questioning what he thought he was doing there when she needed him working.
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The chief minister frequently appears in person, too, striding through adoring crowds, her palms pressed together in silent humility.
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Until the giant sequoias of California were discovered, wax palms were believed to be the tallest trees on earth.
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Now Dr. Bernal and his colleagues are trying to save the palms, and study them at the same time.
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Mr. Pahle later said he thought the more famous palms near Salento appeared "rather scattered and sad" by comparison.
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No sweat: simply snatch the Switch from its dock and the game continues in the palms of your hands.
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Shoulder Stretch Sit tall with legs bent, feet flat on floor and hands next to hips; palms face back.
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"I thank God that she arrived," said the gray-haired woman, her palms pressed together as if in prayer.
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Here, there were clusters of palms and fronds along the runway, like a garden path to a seaside Airbnb.
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He does make a delightful hand gesture—downward-moving, palms flat—that's somewhere between Well, Saul, wasn't this fun ?
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He unwrapped a sixteen-inch fossil feather, and held it in his palms like a piece of Lalique glass.
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We held the hand-size stars in our palms and watched their guts work to spit out the shells.
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A breeze rattled the palms, blowing the Jitdam past a fleet of slumbering cargo ships anchored in the lagoon.
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She jumped up and emptied a packet of chips into the client's palms, flamboyantly describing why they were unique.
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Retailers such as Urban Outfitters are capitalizing on the trend with items like the Pacific Palms Shell Necklace ($18).
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As he "conducts the orchestra," he is also scrubbing his palms, nails, and knuckles multiple times — as one should.
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Then, instinctively, my hands folded and the palms pressed against each other, my thumbs close to my heart. Namaste.
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Friday night, they're staging a house and techno takeover at the Palms Springs Air Museum with Dixon and Solomun.
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Slowly, she rubs oilinto his cracked palms, drawing out sorenessfrom the swells, removing splinters, takingwhatever his hands will give.
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I did The Wild Palms and that gave me a different experience than any other release I had done.
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In the now-viral image, Jared Burks and Zeke knelt on opposite sides of a glass door, touching palms.
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Even in paradise, no one lives forever, but both Mr. Merwin's poems and his palms will outlive us all.
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All the pools are lined with cabanas, and the landscaping is immaculate, with pockets of mangrove and swaying palms.
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The walls of the dining room are as green as palms and mounted with crockery and hot pink shutters.
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You can almost hear the palms swaying when you sit in this Bamboo Frame Torey Armchair ($209.99, normally $299.99).
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Outside Basra stood the stark trunks of hundreds of decapitated date palms, their tops lopped off by the shelling.
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It wasn't just the cabbage palms—famously durable trees that grow across the Southeast—that were withered and desiccated.
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You can just make out the roof over a distant ridge, where a group of slender palms are swaying.
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United By Blue also uses buttons made from corozo, which comes from the nut of Central American Tagua Palms.
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At Palms station, Shizu Saldamando's work feature illustrations of people etched onto ceramic panels painted to look like wood.
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As large farms clear land to make room for oil palms, deforestation and forest fires can occur, threatening biodiversity.
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The officers just wrapped a three week combat exercise at the Marine Corps training center in Twentynine Palms, Calif.
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Workers are now frequently seen sprinting through the office with a series of digits scrawled messily on their palms.
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"I'm looking forward to some tomato soup!" he said, rubbing his palms together like an urchin queuing for gruel.
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The organizer of the campaign, Palms Springs-based radio host Kate Zenna, said she wouldn't let the dogs perish.
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Nonsense flora lined the banks of the river — lanky palms with feather-duster heads, low and creeping prehistoric ferns.
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You could see the evidence in many of the new houses nestled among the rubber trees and coconut palms.
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An excellent example is the new Palms Casino Resort, which recently completed a massive, property-wide $690 million renovation.
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But the size of their lot will not allow Thirteen Palms to comply with other guidelines for licensed hotels.
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Karen Ruth Dubbin and Reed Alexander Goodwin were married March 14 at the Palms Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach.
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He moves his hands quickly, rotating his palms up and out in a motion that describes a whale's tail.
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Saudi Arabia is home to more than 28.5 million palm trees, according to the National Center for Palms and Dates.
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Then curl it up, rotate palms out again, and lift the weights up while keeping hands close to the ears.
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So when your palms cover the speakers the sound gets muffled, and when they're uncovered the speakers sound far tinnier.
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The pictures showed the couple laughing and surrounded by family and friends, as an artisan applied henna on Chopra's palms.
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A few days later, on a flight to Norway with his family, his palms itched and his head grew woozy.
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I had a musical ear, it affected me strongly ... those sounds ... I was so scared that my palms were wet.
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In 20113, he got back into the club business with his Playboy Club at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.
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Goats in Spain have been observed spitting the seeds of olive trees and dwarf palms while re-chewing their food.
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Once upon a time, people truly believed that masturbation led to blindness or caused hair to grow on someone's palms.
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At a Defense Health Board meeting Monday, a DHA official said in some remote places, such as Twentynine Palms, Calif.
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"The house was flexing like this," he said, motioning the palms of his hand towards and away from each other.
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Photographed in black and white, Un Nisa captured a person holding an infant's feet in the palms of their hands.
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"They actually knocked me down, bloodied my knees and palms trying to get to my mother and Roman," Debra says.
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He talked at her: hunched over, palms down flat on the table in front of her as they locked eyes.
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Scoop the water into your palms and it hits your tongue with a bright, bursting alacrity: cold, mineral-y, fresh.
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The finish wraps around the top deck, so your palms are always resting on soft cowhide instead of cold metal.
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It's true; this film has the story structure of Spider-Man, but instead of super-sticky palms, it's vagina teeth.
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Where the dough could get a little sticky in my palms, and I'd fold a little more cornmeal in there.
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After a few minutes of silent agony, though, my palms started sweating and the pain in my chest became searing.
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Using your arms, push yourself out of the water until your arms are straight, but your palms are still down.
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Shake your fist, and your avatar's face appears angry, or turn up your palms to adopt a look of confusion.
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Today, 95 percent of Americans navigate the world with a tiny computer permanently pressed into the palms of our hands.
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As the trend grows, groups and organizations from all over the world are dusting off their palms to pitch in.
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Squeeze the pinkie sides of your palms together, overlapping your fingers as if you are scooping up water to drink.
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The keyboard is near the front of the chassis, leaving nowhere to rest your palms and wrists while you type.
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"I saw her standing there, crying, asking for help, her hands all bloody," Ms. Lopez said, holding her palms up.
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The shady forest of Wailing Woods, the calming Loot Lake, and even brand-new areas like the dusty Paradise Palms.
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Pulse racing, palms sweating, I fumble around with the box, pressing things at random until a Kyber crystal pops out.
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The winged creatures are small, about the size of a kiwi, and fit easily into their blue latex-gloved palms.
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If someone palms you off with two types of cheddar and an old jar of Branston Pickle, then riot. Riot.
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Forests around the world are being cleared to make way for soy beans, African palms, rubber trees and beef cattle.
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The suite provides a "once-in-a-lifetime Las Vegas stay," says Jon Gray, General Manager of Palms Casino Resort.
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Wax palms cannot reproduce outside a forest: Their seedlings die in full sun, or are eaten by cows and pigs.
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Toucans called in the distance as we climbed the steep path among tropical hardwoods, walking palms, giant ferns and lianas.
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The house was on the ocean, and the beach that began where the back yard ended was shaded with palms.
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It is one of six recently renovated villas at Palms, part of a Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Marines with 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division continued training at Twentynine Palms in California in mid-July.
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Its origin dates at least to classical antiquity, when Greek foot soldiers joined palms to demonstrate they carried no weapons.
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My palms are sweaty, my heart is pounding, and the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up.
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After jumping into the shower to find relief, welts the size of both of her palms formed on her vagina.
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Is that why he holds his hands in the air, palms facing us, in a pose faintly suggestive of crucifixion?
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"The world doesn't contain enough faces and palms to even begin to offer a reaction to that sentence," it writes.
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Guests should go first, I thought, although my palms were sweating in anticipation and my knee bounced up and down.
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I put a few drops on my palms, rub them together, and gently press the oil all over my skin.
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Sarah Schellenberg Nagel and Andrew David Sisisky were married March 10 at the Palms Hotel and Spa in Miami Beach.
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The palms there provide essential income for struggling farmers, and the global appetite for palm oil is voracious as ever.
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But when I do your steps, my palms facing out, my city and me, we are a ballet in sneakers.
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Today in Kattankudy, stately date palms line the main street, as if this lagoon-filled landscape were a desert oasis.
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How about instead of clutching palms like two buffed-down starfishes 69'ing each other's indecipherable genitalia, we just…don't!
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Ms. Schafer went to the emergency room at Palms West Hospital in Loxahatchee, in western Palm Beach County, on Friday.
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I watched the tatted man execute 10 pristine pull-ups: wide, palms-forward grip, body as stiff as a surfboard.
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He was laconically charming, with a habit of using my name in every other sentence that made my palms clammy.
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Like the night cream, Brandless' hand cream does an excellent job reviving your skin, especially your cracked knuckles and palms.
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Like a star student, I focused my thoughts on the center of my palms as hard as I was able.
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This time, I told him I'd had the sensation of cypress trees growing out of the center of my palms.
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Inhale to reach the arms up, and exhale to bring the palms together down through the center of the chest.
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Leaders such as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg can often be seen with their palms outstretched, when talking to a crowd.
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I couldn't talk, and hung up on the bottom end of the romantic equation with beating heart and sweaty palms.
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The couple had changed clothes once already, after wearing green for the ritual of putting henna in each other's palms.
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These huge ferns and giant towering palms, and, you know, you half expected a velociraptor to jump out at you.
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Colorful, winding stone streets, terra-cotta rooftops and swaying palms make Olinda a photographer's dream; feel free to get lost.
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As befitting the name of the development, Twin Palms, each lot, regardless of price, came with exactly two palm trees.
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"It goes back to medieval days when open palms indicated that a person had no weapons," write Stark and Flaherty.
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At the top of the ridge, she crumpled to the ground and held her open palms up to the sky.
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The band has been booked a 15-date residency at the Palms Casino Resort, set to begin in February 2019.
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Palms Casino Resort has nearly 3,700 reviews on Trip Advisor, averaging a "very good" score of 4.0 out of 5.
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Twenty-two months after our eyes met, I stood at the river, cupping my palms with ashes, and let go.
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I remembered how painful it is to scrape your palms, how many nerve endings there are in an open hand.
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The couple had changed clothes once already, after wearing green for the ritual of putting henna in each other's palms.
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The scorching of your palms and knuckles when you baste the chicken even with the longest-handled brush you have.
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I spent a night at the newly renovated Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas and didn't miss the Strip at all
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Or if you jump into a freezing cold lake, that sensation of coldness will start to spread across your palms accordingly.
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And I'm like—" at this point she holds up her palms and scoots back in her office chair "—peace out, man!
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Thousands of kids have toddled up to this baboon to smack their sticky palms against the glass, level with her face.
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Your fingers should point straight ahead and your palms should be spaced about two feet apart — wider than you probably think.
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Breathe Anxious nerves are a physiological response to risk, a response that gets your heart thumping, palms sweating, and thoughts spinning.
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Although Priyanka opted for a shorter length, you can see that the mehendi on her palms was quite intricate and traditional.
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The stroker then presses the palms of their hands against the woman's vulva to bring down the swelling of her genitals.
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The moment I sat down, I firmly placed my own hands upon my thighs, palms down, claiming that territory for myself.
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The iconic slender palms that line Los Angeles' streets were imported; they require more water than the Californian desert naturally supplies.
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The small fruit, which grows from date palms, is native to the Middle East, where they feature heavily in the cuisine.
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The coolest thing about the Spark being palm-sized is that you can use said palms as launch and landing pads.
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The pilot was part of the Third Marine Aircraft Wing, based at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar near Twentynine Palms.
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She used the pressure of her palms to massage away my makeup in sweeping, circular motions for almost five full minutes.
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While setting on a bench or chair walk your feet out in front of you, keeping your palms on the bench.
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Its lineations, loops and hard angles had always seemed to provide as recognizable a connection as the grooves on my palms.
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Bednis: We played a show in Hamilton with that band the Dirty Nil, and Fake Palms were also on the bill.
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And then we played another show in Toronto with Fake Palms and Ian was there, and that's basically how it started.
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As I began to stutter in reply, he wheeled back around and placed his palms flat on the high rickety table.
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Sometimes, you really just need to ugly cry into your palms while listening to a Jessie Reyez and Daniel Caesar collaboration.
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Early humans probably didn't survive by starting fires the cartoon way, scrubbing a stick between their palms until snap, crackle, poof!
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It is the modern manifestation of the age-old conflict between privacy versus security, playing out in our pockets and palms.
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But a closer look showed wires dangling, paint peeling, the potted palms thick with dust and bullet holes in the walls.
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Using the palms of your hands, press each into a round patty about 4 inches in diameter (about ¼-inch thick). 4.
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For all Dr. Bernal and Dr. Sanín have contributed to the science of wax palms, conserving them remains an elusive goal.
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His hands hadn't stopped moving: up my legs, over my hips, his palms tracing the curve of my waist, my ribs.
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Esports players can also buy gaming gloves for $35 on Amazon that are designed to "eliminate slippage" caused by sweaty palms.
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Step Four: Interlock your fingers, (thumbs should be on opposite sides), and twist again, this time, backs of fingers against palms.
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The opulent 1920s-themed restaurant would make Jay Gatsby feel at home with its many mirrors, palms, and Art Deco chandeliers.
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On March 1, six of his art installments were unveiled in Palms Casino Resort's newest sky villa, also designed by Hirst.
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I felt the sweat on my palms as I gripped the chains on the precipitous hike up Angels Landing in Zion.
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Outwardly it still resembles its neighbors: a simple brick ranch structure, fronted by a sandy yard with large cactuses and palms.
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"Peckham Palms is somewhere nice for black women to get pampered and I always feel proud bringing them here," she says.
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The actress - who was nominated for her role in Lion - was spotted clapping with her palms so her fingers wouldn't touch.
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The next morning I woke up and before I had time to open my eyes, my palms were sweating with fear.
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I was glad to return on this visit to take a closer look at its potted palms and peach-hued walls.
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As Padraig Harrington, a two-time champion here, described it earlier in the week, the sweaty palms start long before that.
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The plants, which range from small succulents to large palms, appear in every room, adding a touch of whimsy and life.
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We stared at each other with wide-eyed wonder, greeting each other with a smile and palms pressed together, head bowed.
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Trump is also a traditional clapper when it comes to form: hands upright, lightly tapping of her palms against each other.
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"After all, you are the people who figured out how to put computers in the palms of our hands," she added.
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Consider Sandra Rhodes, a 19-year-old found stabbed to death and partially nude, dumped in Twentynine Palms, California in 1981.
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In his southwestern state, he said, people commonly drink toddy, an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented sap of coconut palms.
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Mayorga said the attack occurred early in the morning on June 13, 2009, in a suite in the Palms Place Hotel.
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I have a stutter, and when I started my career, the very idea of this made my palms gush with sweat.
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Once cool enough to handle, using your palms, gently smash the potatoes until somewhat flat but not broken in pieces. 3.
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When I told him that he seemed remarkably composed, he grabbed me by the hands, squeezing my palms with clammy fingers.
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He was last seen on the Fortynine Palms Oasis Trail, where he was heading out for a hike on July 13.
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Outdoor space: The property has palms, fountains, hedges, statuary, trellises and an outdoor firepit between a pair of bountiful grapefruit trees.
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Nashville's heading to the Strip starting in February, when Lady Antebellum begins a 15-date residency at the Palms Casino Resort.
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She must brave the underground lair of the Pale Man, a skeletal, child-eating monster with eyeballs embedded in his palms.
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I'm shaking, I'm nervous, my palms are sweating, and you can probably sense it and you probably want to hang up.
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Waves crashing over an experimental sea wall built to protect homes during high tide in Isle of Palms, S.C., last year.
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The Figure 22016 Pools can only be accessed through a steep walking track spanning 210 kilometres south of Burning Palms Beach.
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But within minutes, the internet had mined gold from that brief shot of Pelosi: elbows bent, palms together, arms extended — aimed.
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Last summer in SoHo, palms and other greenery decorated Gitano NYC, a pop-up version of a restaurant in Tulum, Mexico.
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Native palms from far-flung locations — Trinidad, Turkey and Taiwan, Florida and Fiji, Mexico and Mauritius — sway in the warm breeze.
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Fantastical plants formed from wires, palms, plastic tubing, computer parts, glowing glass orbs, and prehistoric-looking hunks of coral loomed overhead.
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In 1971 there was an outbreak of lethal yellowing in Miami, a disease that primarily affected coconut palms, killing thousands of them.
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As I watched the video for a last time, my palms weren't sweating as much and I realized I felt more grounded.
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To make planks more challenging on your arms, you can lower down one forearm at a time, then return to your palms.
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"Upon our arrival, Kid Rock was issued a citation at the Palms for misdemeanor battery," an officer told PEOPLE at the time.
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Here was Madonna dancing in front of burning crosses, kissing a Black Saint, and displaying what looked like stigmata on her palms.
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Well-placed squiggles on the area of the mittens where the thumbs meet the palms transform the scene into an NSFW cup.
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Both palms can be facing your shins, or you can try an alternating grip with one hand facing away from you. 3.
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We spoke under the eaves of a church hall on the waterfront outskirts of Nuku'alofa, waves tickling the shore under swaying palms.
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In the distance, through the palms, the tiki torches of Trader Sam's, the hotel's poolside lounge, were flickering into the black sky.
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As he pointed out the kitchen and the copy machines, I tried to subtly wipe my sweaty palms on my silk dress.
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Stand holding a dumbbell in each hand, palms facing out, with hands shoulder-width apart and arms hanging in front of you.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't take long before you start to see the oil from your palms and fingertips all over the X1 Extreme.
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When the hot desert wind blows through the valley, through the date palms and up into Coachella, the sea's stench is undeniable.
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Achilleos again enlisted the same massage technique as she did in step one, using her fingertips and the pressure in her palms.
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Lee, a former Twentynine Palms Marine, confessed in court to strangling Erin and throwing her body down a 140-foot desert mineshaft.
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Shehzaad [Jiwani] from Greys just happened to be playing bass for Fake Palms, and he told Ian [Chai] from Buzz about us.
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You're essentially making yourself vulnerable to malicious hackers, permitting them to take sensitive information right out of the palms of your hands.
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Not even No Nut November could slow us from pursuing a singular goal: Getting sweaty palms over otherwise benign, non-sexual things.
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The two met at the now-closed Rain nightclub inside the Palms Hotel and Casino on June 13, 2009, the complaint says.
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He played on all three of the band's LPs: 2010's Astro Coast, 2013's Pythons and 1000 Palms, released last May.
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And thanks to the magic of VR, you get to summon up your magical energies right in the palms of your hands.
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There was nobody else on the road and the only illumination came from whatever moonlight managed to seep through the palms overhead.
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Jambi's New Orleans residence comes complete with towering palms, climbing equipment, hammocks, a view of the Mississippi River and three potential girlfriends.
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I am tattooed in places other women aren't, like my eyeballs, my skull, my intimate areas, and the palms of my hands.
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Snag a boba pearl or two and crush them between your palms to activate the ingredients, and leave the mask on overnight.
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O.J. and his former famed criminal defense attorney in the murder trial had dinner Monday night at the Palms Hotel in Vegas.
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It's not that the technique doesn't work; it's just really slow and can leave you with enormous, puffy blisters across your palms.
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The puffs themselves were a substantial snacking size (not too big, not too small) and felt light and airy in our palms.
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With cut wooden blocks protecting their palms, they dive downward and stretch out, making sure to touch their foreheads to the earth.
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" Dr. Bernal decided that if he couldn't study Tochecito's palms, he would have to forget them, "to erase them from my mind.
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Painted on the side of the building, Jesus lies crucified onto an iPhone while distributing likes and followers from his bleeding palms.
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Palms Casino Resort recently debuted a $620 million renovation, which includes contemporary art, with works by Damian Hirst and other modern artists.
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That spells trouble for their favorite meal, the Canary Island date palms that have been one of the region's most enduring symbols.
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Aloha Beach Club's version is more refined, with patterns ranging from an understated landscape of palms to whimsical drawings of hula girls.
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St. George's Church (Episcopal) Before the service, there is a procession with palms that begins on the front steps of the church.
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With wet eyes, they held out their palms in prayer and bent over the hospital bed to kiss their daughters' tiny foreheads.
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More than a decade earlier, when Chyna still competed in the WWF, the Palms had been considered the hottest nightspot in Vegas.
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To ensure a smooth transit, the gangs grease the palms of between 50-100 key politicians and security figures in West Africa.
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Get over your content hangover with "I'm Not There" below, and go see Fake Palms on tour if they're heading your way.
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"I can't dress like a woman and walk down the street," Jose pleaded to me, his palms pressed together like in prayer.
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She rubbed some powdered rosin on her palms for a better grip, then hung upside down, legs positioned like a leaping gazelle's.
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The beaches were lined with palms and peppered by tiny crabs, though the rather silty brown sands aren't made for magazine covers.
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I imagined that power in my chest and in the palms of my hands, and the specificity of Margot's experience shook me.
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If your car is so equipped, there's an unspoken presumption that the vehicle will thrill you enough to make your palms sweat.
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It's only Monday, but by the time you finish this puzzle, your palms might be slightly sweaty and you might be overexcited.
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Dr. Manisha Bahl and Ashish Indrachand Sahu are to be married May 26 at the Palms, an events space in Chico, Calif.
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What struck Advani about the rash was that it spread to the soles of her feet and the palms of her hands.
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All these stories were told to me by a guide who channeled the same nostalgic pride I had witnessed in Paradise Palms.
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And you'd realize when you'd get home that your palms were clammy and you'd spent 12 hours in this kind of energy.
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"What do you want me to say?" she said with a sigh, closing her eyes and raising the palms of her hands.
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Your credit card or account info would be linked to your palms, so when checking out you'd just put out your hand.
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He moved effortlessly between locals and expats — alternating the Namaste two-palms-together head bow with the double kiss on the cheek.
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"We're taking New York and putting it in the palms of people's hands," said John Calzado, 27, whose TikTok handle is @Mr_Nuevayol.
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Now most are gone, the occasional carcass of a burned mosque or stand of charred palms the only evidence that they existed.
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If DIYing payroll makes your palms sweat, QuickBooks' Elite ($62.50, normally $125, plus $10/employee/month) is worth every worry-free penny.
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Best of all, there's a "wellness lounge" devoted to the theme "Calm in the Palms," with cocktails and tapas available for purchase.
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At that price, she said, I could have the full experience: readings of my palms and her Tarot cards and divination crystals.
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In the van on the way back to the hotel, Noah cracked a handwarmer to life and slipped it between our palms.
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Finally, palms pressed and pleasantries exchanged, Piazza stole away to a modest private box where he could reflect on his professional transformation.
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These high-end details are standard at the Palms, but might be considered high luxury in other properties elsewhere around the world.
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Now most are gone, the occasional carcass of a burned mosque or stand of charred palms the only evidence that they existed.
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Open hands with palms that quickly switch between up and down are a sign that a jazz number is about to begin.
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Surrounded by rocky outcrops, the city is a sprawl of low-rise, white-washed buildings interspersed with palms and the occasional cactus.
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At one point we were all asked to line up against the rail of a bar with our palms out and exposed.
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