Why the hell is a face peel called a face peel if the face does not actually peel?
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"If you're going to peel, you're going to peel," says Dr. Day.
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Sidney Peel, grandson of the Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, in 1914.
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Dr. Jart's Dermaclear Micro Milk Peel isn't your typical at-home peel.
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British tycoon John Whittaker's Peel Group holds a majority stake in Peel Ports.
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I would go there two nights a week and peel onions, peel carrots.
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For this task, we recommend using a good pizza peel, such as the Pizza Royale Peel.
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To hold pieces of the peel up I stick toothpicks in the banana behind the peel.
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We would just burn and then peel it off and then burn again and peel it off.
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Dermovia Lace A Peel x Dr. Pimple Popper Black Bamboo Charcoal Peel Off Mask, $55, available at Dr. Pimple Popper.
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It comes from the same immutable competitive instincts as my determination to always peel my oranges in a single peel.
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Mary can't even get to the peel-tossing portion of the old wives' tale, as she keeps cutting her peel short.
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Why is a man slipping on a banana peel funny, but not as funny as a man choking on a banana peel?
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The Deluxe kit includes a wooden peel and pizza stone, while the Deluxe USA kit upgrades the peel to a metal version.
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Even then, washing didn't remove pesticide residues that had penetrated deep into the peel or through the peel to the flesh of the fruit.
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On Friday, The Guardian newspaper reported that Ms. Peel owns one-third of Novalpina Capital, a private equity firm co-founded by her husband, Stephen Peel.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Universal Daily Peel, $88This daily peel is incredibly easy to use, so it's perfect if you're lazy or short on time.
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But it still was just so sluggish that we had to shoot the peel scene a few times just to try to get it to actually peel out.
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Mary introduces Grace to an old superstition, where a young woman cuts the complete peel of an apple in one piece and throws the peel over her shoulder.
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"A single-acid peel, like a glycolic peel for example, uses just one type of acid, typically to achieve skin-resurfacing," celeb dermatologist Harold Lancer, MD, tells us.
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Light a match; snap the twist of orange peel through the flame so the citrus oils fall onto the surface of the drink, then drop in the peel.
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When she asked me to peel something, I peeled it, then went away to watch the Macy's parade on television until she called me back to peel something else.
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Make the dough: Peel the plantains (it is easier to peel them if you pop them in a very hot oven for a few minutes first, then score them).
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It is made with essential oils, including lemon peel oil, orange peel oil, and lavender oil that are known to give hydration without affecting the skin's existing oil levels.
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In those cases, a chemical peel designed for the eye area, like the Glytone Enerpeel Eye and Lip peel, will fade excess melanin, generally in four treatments spaced a week apart.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Universal Daily Peel — $88
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Take in the entire color-drenched spectacle of "Elastic Astral Peel" below: The track "Electric Astral Peel" comes out on Dustin Wong and Takako Minekawa's latest album, Are Euphoria, June 16, 2017.
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Both come in peel-off form — you spread the mask on as a thick, viscous gel, wait for it to dry, and then peel it off and discard, no rinsing or scrubbing necessary.
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Bruno the robotic pizza peel Bruno the robotic pizza peel From here, a team of "pilots" take the pizza and deliver it to customers using a data-driven logistics platform to coordinate deliveries.
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Peel it, it should look like cooked lobster or shrimp.
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We need to peel off one layer after the other.
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How long does it take for the tattoo to peel?
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Prepare the brine: Remove peel from oranges in large strips.
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On the show, she played a spy named Emma Peel.
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They hope to peel away America's European allies (see article).
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And what about peel-off beauty — is that worth trying?
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I prefer garnishing with citrus peel or some castelvetrano olives.
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For the filling: Peel, core, and thinly slice the apples.
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Cool slightly, then peel and mash onto a sheet tray.
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I get why some folks attempted to peel it off.
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Peel bell pepper, leaving a few flecks of blackened skin.
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With pencil asparagus, the stalks are too thin to peel.
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After this step, the scalp was ready to peel back.
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This time, Winnie managed to peel off the final petal.
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Silver Wall Decal Dots (200 Decals), Easy Peel & Stick, $14.99
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Old nightclub signs blister and peel in the tropical climate.
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Fried strips of sunchoke peel mimicked dried leaves or twigs.
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When I apply the peel, it does sting a bit.
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Read myreview of these Alpha Beta Daily Peel facial treatments.
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Peel Ports also operates ports in the south of England.
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Then trim off the toughest petals and peel the stems.
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Peel back and scoop out the meat, discarding the skin.
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Peel off your hibernation wardrobe and step into the light.
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So peel open your wallets and let the juices flow.
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Yes, we had to peel ourselves off the floor, too.
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Today, I am doing a chemical peel on my face.
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Racquel Crownover: It is a chemical peel specifically for pigmentation.
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"People are going to come in overnight," said Tavistock's Peel.
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You will want to garnish yourself with a lemon peel.
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Set aside to cool completely, then peel, discarding the skins.
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With towel in hand, quickly peel skins off using knife.
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The jeweled citrus peel is the (dried) cherry on top.
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"Recall" also features some soldiers skeptically eyeing a banana peel.
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A while ago, I got a really, really deep peel.
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I quartered and roasted them, peel on, with excellent results.
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Peel them before freezing, and freeze whole or in slices.
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The pizzerias make using a pizza peel look so simple.
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Mr Soong may peel away some of Mr Han's supporters.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peel
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You can see lots of ways it might peel away.
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Peel off and massage any leftover product into the skin.
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I prefer garnishing with citrus peel or some Castelvetrano olives.
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Peel split the Tories over the Corn Laws because he thought that free trade was in the national interest (tellingly, Jacob Rees-Mogg, a leading Brexiteer, has taken to condemning Peel for this decision).
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A banana peel is only recognizable because string and metal wire holds it together like a cast, and an orange peel has loose threads and pins sticking out of it, more abused than fixed up.
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" Ms. Peel told The Guardian that criticism of NSO was "misinformed," and that she had "no involvement in the operations or decisions of Novalpina, which is managed by my husband, Stephen Peel, and his partners.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peel, 60 count, $120 (originally $150) [You save $30]One of our editors swears by the Dr. Dennis Gross peel pads for keeping her skin clear.
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What else could a peel-off mask enthusiast possibly ask for?
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Peel off the plastic and portion with a hot, clean knife.
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You peel off the back and slap one on your arm.
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Orange peel, clove and clothespin (optional for goldfish cutout decoration) 1.
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I listened to John Peel and that was university for me.
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This fix hides those corners — and the temptation to peel them.
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Villanelle drops her "Billy" persona, and Aaron Peel is hardly surprised.
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Earth to Skin Super Greens Green Pumpkin Enzyme Peel, $6.96; walmart.
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Analysts at Peel Hunt upgraded their stance to "buy" from "hold".
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I begrudgingly peel myself out of bed and into the shower.
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Clean lemon peel on the finish leaving the mouth quite dry.
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All I'm saying is I want to peel away the mask.
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Recently, however, she tried to peel one and instantly started gagging.
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You have to apply pressure to them, and peel them off.
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Neogen Dermalogy Bio-Peel Gauze Peeling Lemon, $27, available at Sephora.
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"I was crying and trying to peel it off," she says.
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This tiny bubble of a car is a 1965 Trident Peel.
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That new chemical peel made your face break out in hives?
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Also on our radar are NeoStrata's Smooth Surface Daily Peel Pads.
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Let sit for 10 minutes, then peel, discarding the blackened skin.
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The Peel case costs $30, as does the glass screen protector.
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They also give seemingly unrelated results for peel, shear, and tack.
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Peel all of the dark green outer leaves from the lettuce.
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"We peel the onion, we look behind the charge," she said.
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Save time and don't peel your veggies when it's not necessary.
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It's like you have to peel it back layer by layer.
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Peel the outer layer of broccoli stalks with a vegetable peeler.
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Olayan and Whittaker's Peel Group already hold 29.9 percent of Intu.
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Prince could peel off the solo himself, presumably in between orgies.
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"The Brexit vote will be split," Peel from Chatham House said.
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The Green Apple peel is one of Juice Beauty's signature products.
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"We have to peel back his life to see what happened."
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Peel the carrots and add the peels to the pasta salad.
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Will you be giving peel-off beauty a try sometime soon?
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Peel butternut squash and potato; grate finely, using a box grater.
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Instead, it deposits more residue and makes nails split and peel.
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Remove from oven and cool slightly, then peel, discarding the skins.
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In a way it's inspired by this radio DJ John Peel.
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Peel the eggs and set aside until ready to plate. 5.
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Peel off those crusty P.J.s and put on a new suit.
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His face shined, like he had just gotten a chemical peel.
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Most, like Dorothy Peel of London, then 2105, had sharp minds.
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They couldn't peel themselves away to focus solely on the lecture.
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Peel the shrimp and place the shells in a medium saucepan.
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John Peel and the members of Brinsley Schwarz, Nick Lowe's band.
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People say, 'Oh, Peel, he can't sing and he can't play.
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I can carry takeout boxes, arrange bagel spreads, and peel bananas.
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In fact, HIRE the monkey to peel the bananas for you.
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Let sweet potatoes cool 15 minutes, then peel with your fingers.
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I apply Beautycounter's Overnight Resurfacing Peel and Paula's Choice eye cream.
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Peel and devein the shrimp, saving the shells and the heads.
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I'd open up the bun and peel those little bastards off.
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THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY (2018) on Netflix.
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To make the topping, peel and cut the onions in half.
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Then add heavy cream, orange peel, or concentrate, bitters and cinnamon.
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POND SCUM The Peel Sessions — a legacy of the trailblazing BBC radio disc jockey John Peel, who died in 2004 — comprise many dozens of in-studio band performances, often charged with a spirit of ragged discovery.
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But Peel said the Scottish First Minister was on the back foot.
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"Whatever you do — do not peel or tug them out," she warns.
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Drain, peel, and half potatoes and place in a medium bowl. 3.
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society might be for you.
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It's Carolyn, and she wants to know what happened to Aaron Peel.
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But we peel back their insecurity and start to build their confidence.
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When cool enough to handle, peel the eggs and quarter lengthwise. 5.
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Unfortunately, the flying peel hit that driver kid square in the face.
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Juice Beauty Green Apple Blemish Clearing Peel, $39, available at Juice Beauty.
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Paint interior of the design, then peel back tape and let dry.
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I squeeze the peel firmly above the glass, which releases some oil.
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Next up: A peel-off mask to grab whatever impurities are left.
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"You just threw a banana peel into my living room," I said.
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You just peel off the glue tab, stick 'em on, and go.
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But when we peel back that onion, a lot has been moving.
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Peel the garlic cloves and crush with the side of a knife.
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Leave the patches on for 20 minutes then slowly peel them off.
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I have rheumatoid disease and it's often impossible to peel an orange.
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"Case" is almost too big a word to describe what Peel makes.
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Peel and slice the banana, stir into the sauce, and set aside.
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Just peel and pick one of the ten delectable recipe suggestions ahead.
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Peel and finely slice the onion, then trim and deseed the peppers.
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But peel back a layer and the promises come with some caveats.
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Barclays, Citigroup, Rabobank and Peel Hunt are also working on the deal.
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The beautysphere is currently very into products with dramatic peel-off effects.
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We peel and chop our potatoes and cook them in corn oil.
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"You won't actually peel, but you will feel it," she told me.
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Peel An Avocado With A Glass Cup Fast, easy, AND clean. 5.
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They look like they would peel the lid off a beer can.
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Peel the peach and discard the chili stem and any tough bits.
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The United States must help brave Nicaraguans to peel away Ortega's mask.
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Dr. Dennis Gross SkincareClinical Grade Resurfacing Liquid Peel, available at Sephora, $95
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Peel and chop your hard boiled eggs and place into a bowl.
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It will hurt, and it will peel, and they will regret it.
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The Micro Milk Peel also comes with dual-sided pads for application.
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Peel Hunt cut its rating to sell from hold on the news.
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If you don't like olives, a lemon peel twist is also traditional.
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She approached at one point to peel Lola from her husband's lap.
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Others join in, then peel away like rain from a spinning tire.
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Peel taught that good policing was about building and holding public trust.
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Let cool completely in the refrigerator, then strain removing the orange peel.
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The Peel Street Festival includes another rising hip hop star Sophie Grophy.
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I've heard some amazing slurs outside of the Peel Pub at 2am.
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The Peel is one of the most biodiverse areas in North America.
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Kate Somerville Clinic-To-Go Resurfacing Peel Pads, $52, available at Sephora.
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The show slowly begins to peel back the curtain on Alicia's mindset.
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Though keen to expand, Peel is decidedly uninterested in growing too fast.
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Headlines Santander in early talks to acquire City brokers Peel Hunt on.ft.
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Peel off several outer leaves of the cabbage and thinly slice them.
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Peel an orange, go outside, do a push up, sing a song.
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It looked as if he were trying to peel the skin off.
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But, that's when you start to pick back and peel back layers.
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For adult downtime, children can peel off to Camp Cheeca's environmental program.
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In a time of social decay, Peel personified rectitude and good character.
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Last year we had to peel a girl off of the furniture.
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And Ms. Peel was pacing, clutching her father's rosary beads and praying.
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Peel Regional Police said in a statement that at around 1 p.m.
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You don't have to peel delicata squash so laziness wins the day.
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Peel the potatoes and slice them into 1/8-inch half rounds.
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Peel asserts that her soul must be the source of her evil.
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But you have to find a way to peel away from that.
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At least one man actually died from slipping on a banana peel.
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I also love the M-61 Peel Pads for exfoliating and brightening.
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Watch this actual monkey peel it from the bottom using his teeth.
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One has to peel back those layers instead of merely being reactionary.
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We gotta first peel off that presumption, because that hinders true communication.
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Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil — $8.54 See Details Step one: peel the potatoes.
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If the current reign of ineptitude continues, Republicans will eventually peel away.
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Y'all want me to peel some vegetables, I'll help you with that!
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I peel and chop the vegetables, and then they go in too.
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CLEMENT If you peel back the old wallpaper, you'd see the green.
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The KitchenAid Spiralizer Attachment with Peel, Core & Slice is ideal for low-carb eaters, paleo dieters, individuals sensitive to gluten, and anyone else who wants an easy way to peel, slice, core, and spiralize vegetables, fruits, and more.Pros:Cons:
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He got up from his locker to toss a banana peel in a trash can, then sat down to take off his sneakers, remove his jersey, shorts and compression wear and peel away the bandages on his right knee.
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The treatment involves an in-office mandelic acid peel, an almond extract-based peel that is purported to break down the melanin in the skin and lighten the area, followed by an at-home treatment of 2100 exfoliant pads.
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society arrives on Netflix August 10.
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If the skins don't come off easily, peel or pop them off. 2.
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Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference Peel & Reveal Revitalizing Mask, $36, available at Elizabeth Arden.
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Raeka Beauty Turmeric Orange Peel Off Mask, $29.50, available at We Are Onyx.
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Peel off outer leaves of Brussels sprouts to equal 1½ cups; set aside.
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Peel the back off the paper to make your memories into a sticker.
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" Peel initially said its apps "do not do any advertisements at the moment.
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Peel Hunt analysts expect first-half profit to improve by over 5 percent.
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There are plenty of layers to peel back on a figure like Markle.
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They admire his attempts to crack and peel away that veneer of politesse.
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Moved on to a nose strip and finally a peel off face mask.
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After your nails contract and dry, your polish starts to chip or peel.
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"We tried to peel back the layers of this hate crime," he said.
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Sir Robert Peel created in London the world's first "modern" urban police force.
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We all know you're supposed to peel them like a delicious, cheesy banana!
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And if you're really concerned, of course, you can always peel your apples.
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They then applied a handful of techniques to peel away the nonessential genes.
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After about 30 minutes, I was able to peel myself off the couch.
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And in being difficult, people just slowly kind of peel away a little.
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Slide the circle of dough on the peel and reshape as needed. 6.
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I peel myself out of bed and throw on my crummy field clothes.
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We peel, we devein, and we dress every single one of these shrimp.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)I ultimately settled on a company called Peel.
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You don't want any that are too small as they're harder to peel.
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When cool enough to handle, peel the eggs and add to the jar.
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I think it's a romantic idea to cut and peel potatoes on board.
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I peel the breaded skin off the chicken, and she scarfs it down.
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Overall the results season has been encouraging, said Peel Hunt strategist Ian Williams.
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The printed photos can also double as stickers — just peel off the back.
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Peel and halve the garlic cloves, taking care to remove the green sprout.
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"When you peel all the layers away, we're all the same," he says.
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Maybe. But, for now, we'll stick with peel-off masks and dry brushing.
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But they couldn't peel off any Democrats and they didn't have enough Republicans.
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Peel notes that each party's inherent self-interest may prevent this from happening.
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Or the one involving the robot dog that slipped on a banana peel.
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You just peel off a couple of layers, and it is all fine.
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His first job would be to peel the guards away from the scientist.
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I've never been the kind of girl to do an at-home peel.
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Then gently peel away the skin in long strips to reveal the avocado.
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The landed peel was said to resemble the first initial of a suitor.
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Prep the calabash squash: Peel the squash and split it in half lengthwise.
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When I peel back a piece of skin, drawing blood, I feel satisfied.
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Samsung should have told reviewers not to peel off the Fold's polymer layer.
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In Tuesday's voting, Mr. Sanders also hopes to peel away delegates from Mrs.
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When the dancing starts, that nucleus begins to peel open, row upon row.
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You can even serve up your snack on its own personal peel-plate.
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"This would lift up [the polish] when you peel it off," she noted.
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Or some people poach them and peel the sweet meat out of them.
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Usually, mango is a fruit that takes time to peel, cut, and enjoy.
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When cool, tap the eggs and carefully peel, keeping them under cold water.
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After some spooning sex, you peel your partner's emptied genitals off your thigh.
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Don't forget extra ice and some lemons or oranges to peel for garnish!
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When you peel the tape off, the disc cover should stick to it.
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Mr. Schaffer's version is aromatic, baked with uplifting orange peel, fennel and anise.
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"When you peel back the curtain, he's just a great player," Boone said.
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I have the vitamin C serum, the Resveratrol peel and the Resveratrol serum.
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The Peel district is home to about 12 percent of Canada's Muslim population.
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Just peel and slice them into thick coins while the picadillo bubbles along.
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When I peel back the veneer of guilt, there is anxiety, simmering darkly.
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His party may peel off precious votes in competitive ridings from the Conservatives.
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Its participants, all former gang members, pushed him to peel away his defenses.
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There are extra-fine sugar crystals and crushed orange peel to gently exfoliate.
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Workers peel pumpkins, for example, because some skin enhances the flavor of stew.
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ET, when they started to peel away — CBS first, then NBC, then ABC.
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That tumultuous weekend, she couldn't peel her eyes away from the television screen.
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"It looked like if you peel a can of tuna back," she said.
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Philanthropist Yana Peel was appointed chief executive of the Serpentine Galleries in London.
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Get a peel or injection to make sure your face looks flawless. Check.
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"Donald Trump will peel her skin off in a debate setting and actually, he'll peel it off this evening out in San Jose as well," Perry said on Fox News when asked about a potential debate between the two presidential contenders.
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A good peel-off mask is one of the most satisfying skin-care activities.
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I chip in $37 for me and B., and we peel off early together.
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But there are still plenty of layers of this onion left to peel back.
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"Poor Man Dan" is Diane Coffee's new single off their upcoming 7-inch, Peel.
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Animals are/were still privy to some disgusting, horrible deaths, and the banana peel?
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And when you reach your destination, you can peel them right back off. 10.
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Cook until tender, about 21 to 24 minutes, then peel while still warm. 3.
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Peel and cut the carrot into sticks a little skinnier than the daikon. 2.
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The peel had half an ounce of just the most horrific, disease-ridden blood.
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I thought I could probably peel away enough votes to keep Trump from winning.
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Peel opted for a matte leather design overall, with white or black color options.
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The 1937 Peel Commission recommended that the land be split between Arabs and Jews.
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One of Coulthurst's former deckhands, John Peel, was charged with the crimes in 1984.
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What emerged was refreshingly tart, beautifully blush, and dressed with a lemon-peel garnish.
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In these rare cases, I make up for it with these handy peel pads.
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She's a reverse Robert Peel who sees everything through the prism of party politics.
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Mrs May could end up going one further than Peel, and splitting both parties.
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London stockbroker Peel Hunt described the mine as the "backbone" of Acacia's cash flow.
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Once stretched, transfer to a pizza peel or an upside down baking sheet. 6.
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Its new ban on Brazil's meat could accelerate talks to reopen trade, Peel said.
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We hear you, and we will leave them in their natural packaging: the peel.
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So, he arranges for an early morning escape to visit the train with Peel.
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On the way, she tried to eat a discarded taco and a banana peel.
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I peel the thin membrane away from an inner section and rub my eyes.
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You peel it, layer by layer, and then cut each one at a time.
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You don't have to peel it off if you don't want to, you know.
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Aunt Muriel's mantra when the inevitable burn and peel appeared: Beauty has its price.
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Remove the outer leaves of the lettuce and then peel off about 12 leaves.
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Transfer to a bowl of ice water until cool enough to handle, then peel.
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Why did you decide to peel away at the guitars specifically for this album?
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Dig in to these peel-and-eat shrimp with your bare hands and enjoy.
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An exception to the pattern are reforms that peel away inefficient taxes on labour.
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Transfer the eggs to a bowl of ice water until cold, then peel. 4.
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The Peel Regional Police identified the arrested man as 52-year old Edwin Bastidas.
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One by one, the men peel away to try their luck getting to Europe.
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The photo paper has a sticky back, so just peel and stick it somewhere.
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Liberum has a "buy" rating on the stock while Peel Hunt has a "hold".
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Remove from the heat and cool slightly, then peel the tomatoes, discarding the skins.
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Remove from heat and run under cold water until cold, then peel the eggs.
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Paper tape is not very sticky and typically will peel away as feet sweat.
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The more you peel back the onion, the more Cohen and Avenatti seem alike.
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I use the peel every other day, switching off with my normal, physical exfoliant.
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Others say the colorful designs fade, peel or crack due to poor quality control.
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It does a great job of preventing scratches and can't chip or peel away.
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Peel and slice the onions, and add them to the bowl of leeks. 24.
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After three months of using the peel, I'm only halfway through the first jar.
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The Peel Hunt analysts however lamented Ashley's lack of engagement with the investment community.
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Peel Police described two male suspects, both wearing hoodies and with their faces covered.
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My experience in the fast-casual extends only to chicken nuggets, which I peel.
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John Peel once said that The Fall were always different, but always the same.
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If you do get a Galaxy Fold, please don't peel away its polymer film.
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When testing samples, the USDA personnel wash or peel produce to mimic consumer practices.
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In such close elections, votes that peel off to minor candidates can be crucial.
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Day by day, the three of us worked to peel away our protective shields.
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Then garnish with whimsically shaped orange-peel discs to make your Instagram followers swoon.
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As Therese noted, the actual peel-off process was clear skies and smooth sailing.
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Halve the tails lengthwise, remove the poo tube, and gently peel away the chill.
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Peel Hunt and Deutsche Bank are also acting as joint corporate brokers to Tarsus.
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But when you tell people you slipped on the banana peel, it's your laugh.
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And Kylie is right — you don't have to peel a kumquat to eat it.
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Development of the Peel Watershed has been hotly debated for more than a decade.
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There has been interest in the anti-cancer properties of flavonoids from orange peel.
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Peel back the corn husks and spread butter, then mayonnaise, all over each cob.
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The finishing touch on the drink is a garnish of lemon or orange peel.
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AND FINALLY ... Have you ever seen a robot dog slip on a banana peel?
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She is the daughter of Nancy Silverton and Mark Peel, both of Los Angeles.
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Supermarkets and fancy food shops, as well as online sources, sell candied orange peel.
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And it will be sold in its very own peel, just as nature intended.
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A pizzaiolo at Lombardi a Santa Chiara placing a pizza from peel to plate.
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An infected frog's skin will start to peel away as the animal grows sluggish.
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Instead of acknowledging that he had slipped on a banana peel, he offered explanations.
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The house manager had to peel me out and escort me to the street.
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That also came in above the 640 million pounds estimated by Peel Hunt analysts.
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Whether that is enough to peel off the President's stickiest supporters is another question.
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Peel under cool running water, split in half, and garnish your noodles with it.
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The crepe that soon appeared was, thankfully, magically easy to peel off the pan.
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Food-grade essence of bergamot, a citrus with highly fragrant peel, is available online.
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Democrats need to peel off four Republican senators to back additional witnesses and documents.
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Peel-and-eat 285-Up shrimp are basted with a garlic and soda sauce.
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"Until you peel them back, you don't know what existed before," said Ghost, 20473.
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Why would baseball players need a football helmet, a banana peel or shaving cream?
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Whether the brew can peel people away from such brands remains to be seen.
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Zeus Capital Ltd, Peel Hunt and Investec Bank are joint bookrunners for the offering.
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Anytime they leave their computers, they risk having followers peel away to another channel.
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Scammers peel the tape off, jot down the number and buy replacement sticky tape.
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Peel Hunt analysts said they expect the company's sales to bounce back post-election.
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But with plain old potatoes, you have to peel, cook and mash them yourself.
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Peel back one layer of reproduction and we find copies all the way down.
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And a chemical peel series can cost $500 to $1,500, according to Dr. Chilukuri.
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Tic Tac Tiles Peel and Stick Wall Tile (10 pack), $36.97, available at Amazon
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You peel the raw meat off the doll and place it in the hot pot.
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UK-based brokerage firm Peel Hunt hired Roger Lambert as partner in its corporate department.
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After it dries completely, peel it off slowly, starting from the tail of the brow.
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Peel said that elections across Europe this year could make negotiating a deal slow-going.
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You peel off a clear sheet from the weft and apply it to the hair.
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Peel Hunt analysts cut their full-year dividend estimate by 16 pence to 84 pence.
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If you have time and a high gross-out tolerance...try the Baby Foot Peel.
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Then Fordham or whoever else would pick up the phone and peel it in half.
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Among other individual moves, Dunelm Group jumped 14.1 percent after Peel Hunt upgraded the stock.
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But if DeVos' opposition can peel off more Republicans, she will not become education secretary.
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Rigg enchanted audiences decades earlier as Emma Peel in the '60s spy series "The Avengers."
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Peel told BuzzFeed News its apps are no longer preinstalled on Samsung or HTC phones.
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Brokerages Jefferies and Peel Hunt estimated the equity raise could be about 125 million pounds.
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According to Dr. Lee, the lace material helps the peel mask penetrate deeper into skin.
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Then simply peel off the guide sticker and seal the look with a top coat.
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What is the best way to peel garlic cloves without all the fuss and mess?
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It can even be used to push back your cuticles and peel fruits and vegetables.
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I peel and slice up eight apples and put them into a large mixing bowl.
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Prominent case-maker Peel, for instance, recently announced their entry into the wireless charging market.
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As the anticipated peel-off commences, Robbie looks to be off to a good start.
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I give the bunnies some of the apple peel, which is their absolute favorite treat.
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Because every time we peel back the onion in this case, what do we find?
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Pelosi and her deputies aren't too worried about Trump being able to peel people off.
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It hit the upper atmosphere and began to peel apart into four pear-shaped segments.
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And just by looking at it you can feel your eyelids start to peel away.
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Power and gender are so deeply intertwined that it's nearly impossible to peel them apart.
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In 1846 Robert Peel, then prime minister, repealed the Corn Laws, tariffs on imported grain.
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When the onions are cool enough to handle, peel them and pat them dry. 5.
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Finally you peel off a bit of sticky tape on each device and mount it.
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For those with acne-prone and sensitive skin, daily peel pads can feel too harsh.
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Peel said he would sometimes attend two or three funerals for friends in a week.
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Clay masks, foot masks, peel-off masks, exfoliating masks — you name it, we've tried it.
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Callahan says the meetings peel away at the misconceptions many residents have about undocumented immigrants.
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The commemorative gin is made with lime flower, organic lemon peel and, of course, ginger.
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Stonegate has a strong track record for acquiring, integrating and converting pubs, Peel Hunt said.
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If Mario Batali doesn't peel his eggplants for Eggplant Parmesan, you don't have to either.
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So, stop thinking and start drinking, because those orange peels aren't going to peel themselves.
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Though, if you peel back the humor (per usual) she brings up a good point.
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It did not bother me that they were going to peel my son's face off.
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He trails some awful French scent behind him—leather, lavender, orange peel, all that crap.
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Only in art can you really peel the layers away and ask the important questions.
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Panmure Gordon served as financial adviser to Meditor, while Carpetright was advised by Peel Hunt.
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For now, the strategy is twofold: Educate the public and try to peel off votes.
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Feel free to peel away skin, however it's not necessary if scrubbed well, Roberts says.
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A strong daily face peel that improves the texture of your skin and reduces inflammation
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The only potential drawback is the stinging that you might feel after using the peel.
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Drain and transfer to an ice bath until cool enough to handle, then peel. 9.
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His willingness to peel back the curtain has found him a number of admirers already.
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Set aside until cool enough to handle, then carefully peel away and discard the skin.
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But the current conservatives have an activist agenda to peel back the power of government.
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Peel him off the floor, after he wakes up in a stupor, unable to walk.
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Why do we care if you get injections or do a laser or a peel?
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Leave it on for about 15 minutes, or until dry, then gently peel it off.
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Peel the membrane from the tongue and slice into 3/4-inch thick slices. 4.
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And John Peel kind of cracked it—so I got rid of me day job.
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And that someone also cut away pieces of the peel, made certain pieces stand out.
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Trim the top and bottom of the lemon, then cut off the peel and pith.
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Cherry brandy has been replaced with Amareno cherry, bitters for fresh ginger and orange peel.
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A chemical peel is a skin treatment that removes the top layer of the skin.
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You leave with a post-care kit to use throughout the week as you peel.
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As expected, on day three, my skin started to peel around my nose and mouth.
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It's super, super important to let your face naturally peel off to prevent any scarring.
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"The strategic review may bring about a departure from Jawoll," said analysts at Peel Hunt.
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They're trying to peel this back and figure out what layer of risk they have.
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Carefully use your fingers to peel off the bumpy alligator skins, starting at a corner.
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Since I'm renting, I went with the removable, peel-and-stick kind from Chasing Paper.
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In other words, it ensures that your new rug won't slide like a banana peel.
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But as they continued, the Georgia State Patrol officers behind her started to peel off.
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Now hold the egg under running water to peel it, starting at the cracked end.
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Strain into a cocktail glass or over a big cube, and garnish with orange peel.
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I have rescued many labels from the trash or a banana peel on the ground.
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"I learned to hop over the banana peel instead of slipping on it," she said.
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Alpha hydroxy acid powers the Insta Swipe peel pads, $22, which are compostable and biodegradable.
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Marie Brizard, whose own brands include William Peel Scotch and Sobieski vodka, declined to comment.
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Liverpool and the wider northwest area account for about 70% of Peel Ports' overall profits.
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Once the skin is bubbly, remove and let cool — then peel, de-seed and halve.
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Abstinence would set me up for a harder fall than any banana peel could produce.
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The actresses peel off their clothes and slide around sopping wet wearing next to nothing.
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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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But peel back the curtain for us: What are the things that people don't see?
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Using a peeler, peel some parmesan over the top and grate some fresh black pepper.
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There would have been no pressure to peel faster, no unnecessary cheese-hand cross pollination.
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Scalamandré peel-and-stick wallpaper is available Wednesday, $69 per roll (144″ x 18″); theinside.com
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Just peel and place on both sides of your face when you're ready for bed.
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Peel orange into wide strips; cut and juice fruit for 1/4 cup fresh juice.
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She then asks her mom to peel it so she can eat it right away.
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Whether it's a banana peel or carrot top, food waste is inevitable in school cafeterias.
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And don't discount the peel—Marques says chewing small pieces can help freshen breath, too.
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The party that loses an election has a strong incentive to try to peel away voters from the winning party Miller and Schofield show that the party that loses an election has a strong incentive to try to peel away voters from the winning party.
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"If you can peel away the noise and the tweets and all that, which is virtually impossible to do, but if you peel all this away, from a Republican standpoint the things that he's doing by and large are really good things," he said.
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Once cool enough to handle, peel and puree the roasted potato in a food processor. 2.
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Zeus Capital and Peel Hunt were acting as joint bookrunners and joint brokers, the company said.
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The Peel iOS app, which includes the Apple Watch app, is a free download on iTunes.
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When the beets are cool enough to handle, peel the skin and cut into pieces. 2.
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They peel off enough rural voters who like that person individually more than the Republican alternative.
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I looks an awful lot like the peel-able screen covers the company's phones ship with.
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She wanted to peel off her skin like a cheap dress she never really liked anyway.
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Upon entering the room, Harry soon peeled off to chat to Earl Peel, the Lord Chamberlain.
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This goes double for those who just can't seem to peel themselves away from their screens.
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Juice Beauty Green Apple Blemish Clearing Peel does the job and also helps eliminate acne scars.
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FreeFAB's parts do not peel, and have withstood twice the required force in bomb-proofing tests.
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Clinton has added to the pressure to peel away delegates in precincts that lean toward her.
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Cut off the peel and white pith from the grapefruits using a sharp, thin-bladed knife.
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If Clinton can peel off states like Georgia and North Carolina, Trump stands almost no chance.
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He reached a hand across the cocktail table to peel her fingers from her empty glass.
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Peel doesn’t solve this concern, as no wall plug is included in the box.
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Just stick it on the tape, and gently peel both the gel and the tape off.
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You have to peel back one of the sides, letting air in and decreasing the pressure.
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Milk peels use lactic acid to exfoliate, so unlike a chemical peel, they're calming and hydrating.
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Watch for a long-term, well-funded campaign to peel trade powers away from the president.
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The dough contains cinnamon, cloves and mixed spice, along with the classic ingredient: candied orange peel.
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This scrub is too rough; that peel is too sting-y; those toners just aren't effective.
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Add orange peel and currants, pick up dough and mix with your hands to distribute fruit.
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People can then peel off pieces of the raw meat and grill them at their table.
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But sheer woods, musk, and jasmine anchor the juicy citrus peel for a crisp, earthy finish.
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That said, I'm off to peel this dress off and cuddle up to my little man!
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Then he needs to peel at least one big Democratic state out of Clinton's electoral column.
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Lemons are a little disappointing, too, because you'd expect a better shockwave reaction from the peel.
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I'm impressed with the way they peel back the veil when making portraits of their sitters.
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Jenkins is there to save the valet, and Robert Peel is there to become Albert's BFF.
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The consortium includes Peel Group, Saudi Arabia's Olayan Group and Canadian property investor Brookfield Property Group.
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A theoretical understanding of how and why tapes peel could help companies develop new, stronger adhesives.
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But why not just go for a quick peel before bed followed by a rich cream?
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If you peel the skin back, most people that come from marginalized groups, we all do.
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"You may peel it yourself," he tells the boy, while he hands him the salt container.
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Hey New Yorkers, what if we just peel off the guns in the Jason Bourne ads.
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Democrats were hoping to peel off at least one Republican to vote against Mnuchin – Nevada Sen.
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Peel and cut the carrots into matchsticks and add it to the bowl with the broccoli.
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Peel the white cotton mask out of the packaging and place it carefully on the face.
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It was so matted with hair that I could peel it off in strips, like fabric.
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Peel the kabocha with a vegetable peeler, then cut it in half and remove the seeds.
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Deciding which type to buy:The peel comes in three versions — extra-strength, original, and ultra-gentle.
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Four recent offerings were variously brewed and seasoned with kumquats, ginger, grapefruit peel, sage and oats.
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This is a great deal on a popular attachment — it can slice, peel, core, and spiralize.
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Democratic leaders are looking to peel off GOP lawmakers from standing with Trump on the shutdown.
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"They get kind of creamy on the inside, and you peel the outside off," she said.
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Following are the walking legs and swimmerets, then tail and flipper— all of which I peel.
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They were released on a recognizance bond, Constable Bally Saini of the Peel Regional Police said.
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Once the rash subsides, the skin will often peel, especially on the groin, fingertips and toes.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peel, $120 (originally $150) [You save $30]
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Nicole: And it looks like the first step is to peel it, which we've already done.
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Popeyes' breading is so fresh that it can peel off if it's stuck to the bun.
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Cook until reduced by half, then stir in the chicken stock, bay leaves, and lemon peel.
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Liverpool and the wider northwest area account for some 70 percent of Peel Ports' overall profits.
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Peel Ports said this would alleviate pressure on B&M caused by delays at southern ports.
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It contains extra-dry vermouth, Averna, Saint Germaine, and a flamed grapefruit peel as a garnish.
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When the tongues are cool enough to handle, peel them and slice them in half lengthwise.
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Instead, I love a good at-home peel, such as Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Peels.
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This ad showed off Absolut's mandarin flavor and featured another clever play on the fruit's peel.
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Peel Hunt analyst Andrew Nussey said he expected Interserve's UK construction business to remain under pressure.
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But the visit to Compton helped peel back another, more conservative set of attitudes toward marijuana.
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But every year at the fair, we peel back a new layer and it gets deeper.
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Once cool enough to handle, peel the onions and pop them into a clean jar. 3.
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Gently peel the leaves off the head of lettuce, being careful to keep full leaves intact.
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That view may be a calculated one, intended to peel the Europeans away from Mr. Trump.
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After about 10 minutes, Mr. Smith came out of the water to peel off the bootees.
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And Trump has been an advocate of "religious freedom" measures that could peel back LGBTQ rights.
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HOW TO USE IT The peel is not edible; the deep gold flesh is fairly sweet.
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Peel potatoes and add to food processor along with remaining sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and the vanilla.
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Desserts are excellent, too, including mirabelle tart with frangipani, or lemon tart with candied grapefruit peel.
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Maybe as things keep piling up, we'll see enough Republicans peel away to make impeachment possible.
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Next, seared peel-and-eat jumbo shrimp were liberally coated with a smoky, maroon-colored masala.
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In an effort to hide their activity, the US alleges, North Korean conspirators used peel chains.
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Opponents are hoping to peel off a third Republican senator but appear unlikely to succeed. Sen.
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There's also an inheritance tax and certain habitation taxes, which Macron has endeavored to peel away.
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That mixture is to be combined with a range of spices, lemon peel and some sugar.
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Peel one up, and you might find a body, or a body part, or a pool.
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Home repairs provider Homeserve rose 4.6% after Peel Hunt analysts raised its rating on the stock.
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And as it went on, you could practically feel centuries of tradition begin to peel away.
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Treating a peel-able cheese stick like any other cheese stick, however, is not a crime.
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My friend and I have a busy night ahead so we peel off from the group.
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Trim, scrub and peel the beets, toss with olive oil, salt and black pepper to taste.
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The warnings from scientists are only getting more dire as we peel decades off the calendar.
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Upon entering the room, Harry soon broke away to chat to Earl Peel, the Lord Chamberlain.
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As a lot of our flock has pointed out, you don't need to peel the squash!
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Transfer to a cutting board until cool enough to handle, then peel, discarding the blackened skin.
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And she has this lactic peel that I do when I get out of the shower.
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Peel-off face masks are great for decongesting clogged pores and keeping blemish-prone complexions in the clear, but depending on your level of pain tolerance and how much peach fuzz you've got, the peel-off process can be uncomfortable — and that's just on your face.
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When he requested his third Old Fashioned, Honig also asked about the orange peel, which he received.
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MACCALLUM: I mean, he looks like he has a mouth that he could peel off, you know.
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I peel myself out of bed and shower, then go downstairs to grab a bowl of cereal.
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In other words, it will be very hard for Kourtney Kardashian to peel these like a banana.
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Maybe he'll keep it very simple and go over the basics of how to peel a banana.
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The surface is brutal, and dark, but peel back the layers and it's a warm, supportive community.
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Remember the episode of Sex and the City where Samantha gets a chemical peel before an event?
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And the latest Dr. Pimple Popper-approved product, Lace A Peel, might be the most surprising yet.
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Next came a lemony peel, which he massaged in and let sit until it tingled a bit.
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Please order him to stop eating like a raccoon and peel the egg properly like a human.
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In the meantime, peel and chop the hardboiled eggs before adding to the cooled down mixture. 4.
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When a teacher's aide grabbed hold of Nate's hand, the boy tried to peel away their fingers.
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If you hydrate super, super well, your skin will still peel, but it won't be as obvious.
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To be clear: just because you like to peel sunburn doesn't mean that you have a disorder.
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Peel recognizes this, and their wireless charger outputs at a maximum of 220 volts or 1.2 amps.
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This antioxidant-packed peel not only brightens up Reinhart's skin but also makes her it ultra-smooth.
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Speaking of basicness, nothing screams "millennial gimmick" quite like a latte served in a fucking avocado peel.
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Once scientists peel back the forest canopy and underbrush, they're left with detailed images of the ground.
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They even have instruments on the walls which anyone inside is welcome to peel off and play.
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Adda, feeling distinctly harmless in their company, helped Pel peel himself off the wall to follow them.
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It's really making me look at everything that I'm doing and saying, 'What can I peel off?
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Because a post-peel face without SPF is a surefire way to cop Samantha's beet-red hue.
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She's always been "one foot on crazy, one foot on a banana peel," as Theo put it.
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Carefully place the peel in the oven and slide the pizza onto the stone or baking sheet.
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A knife like this could clear a path through bushy undergrowth, strip tree bark, or peel fruit.
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Gently peel off the tape and finish off the look with a few coats of black mascara.
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Shots come off a little cool, but that lemon peel really was quite pale in real life.
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When you're ready for them, gently peel the paper or silicone mat away from the bottoms. 6.
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The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society will be available for streaming on Netflix starting August 10.
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Carefully peel off the skin from the chicken pieces and lay it flat on the baking sheet.
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"We continue to see considerable risk on pricing as the CMA enquiry continues," Peel Hunt analysts said.
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Remember how we all thought of slipping on a banana peel as classic yet cartoonish comedic tool?
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I'm always so quick to want to try the latest peel or laser or $250 'miracle cream.
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Since banana skins are too hard for her to eat, we peel off the skin for her.
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