We need to peel off one layer after the other.
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And what about peel-off beauty — is that worth trying?
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This time, Winnie managed to peel off the final petal.
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Peel off your hibernation wardrobe and step into the light.
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Peel off and massage any leftover product into the skin.
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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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Prince could peel off the solo himself, presumably in between orgies.
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Will you be giving peel-off beauty a try sometime soon?
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Peel off those crusty P.J.s and put on a new suit.
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Next up: A peel-off mask to grab whatever impurities are left.
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You just peel off the glue tab, stick 'em on, and go.
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The beautysphere is currently very into products with dramatic peel-off effects.
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Peel off several outer leaves of the cabbage and thinly slice them.
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For adult downtime, children can peel off to Camp Cheeca's environmental program.
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We gotta first peel off that presumption, because that hinders true communication.
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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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Moved on to a nose strip and finally a peel off face mask.
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The printed photos can also double as stickers — just peel off the back.
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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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You just peel off a couple of layers, and it is all fine.
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Samsung should have told reviewers not to peel off the Fold's polymer layer.
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His party may peel off precious votes in competitive ridings from the Conservatives.
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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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Remove the outer leaves of the lettuce and then peel off about 12 leaves.
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In such close elections, votes that peel off to minor candidates can be crucial.
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As Therese noted, the actual peel-off process was clear skies and smooth sailing.
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Whether that is enough to peel off the President's stickiest supporters is another question.
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The crepe that soon appeared was, thankfully, magically easy to peel off the pan.
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Democrats need to peel off four Republican senators to back additional witnesses and documents.
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You peel off a clear sheet from the weft and apply it to the hair.
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But if DeVos' opposition can peel off more Republicans, she will not become education secretary.
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Then simply peel off the guide sticker and seal the look with a top coat.
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As the anticipated peel-off commences, Robbie looks to be off to a good start.
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Finally you peel off a bit of sticky tape on each device and mount it.
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Clay masks, foot masks, peel-off masks, exfoliating masks — you name it, we've tried it.
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For now, the strategy is twofold: Educate the public and try to peel off votes.
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It's super, super important to let your face naturally peel off to prevent any scarring.
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Carefully use your fingers to peel off the bumpy alligator skins, starting at a corner.
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But as they continued, the Georgia State Patrol officers behind her started to peel off.
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The actresses peel off their clothes and slide around sopping wet wearing next to nothing.
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They peel off enough rural voters who like that person individually more than the Republican alternative.
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She wanted to peel off her skin like a cheap dress she never really liked anyway.
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If Clinton can peel off states like Georgia and North Carolina, Trump stands almost no chance.
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People can then peel off pieces of the raw meat and grill them at their table.
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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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Democratic leaders are looking to peel off GOP lawmakers from standing with Trump on the shutdown.
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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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After about 10 minutes, Mr. Smith came out of the water to peel off the bootees.
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Opponents are hoping to peel off a third Republican senator but appear unlikely to succeed. Sen.
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My friend and I have a busy night ahead so we peel off from the group.
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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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MACCALLUM: I mean, he looks like he has a mouth that he could peel off, you know.
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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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It's really making me look at everything that I'm doing and saying, 'What can I peel off?
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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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Carefully peel off the skin from the chicken pieces and lay it flat on the baking sheet.
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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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Slice the onion in half through the hairy root, and peel off the layers of onion skin.
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I peel off the adhesive strip of two sanitary pads and gingerly stuff them down my jeans.
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It is going to peel off Republicans, and Trump is going to feel a lot of pressure.
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Thus did he peel off many of the latter who might otherwise have favored Wallace's independent campaign.
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It's best to wear layers so you can peel off or add one if you need to.
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Mr. Cruz, who is targeting Republicans who he hopes to peel off from Mr. Trump and Gov.
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While waiting for a C-section, Mollie passed the time by swiping on the peel-off tint.
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We have the technology to make peel off lids, so why are can openers still a thing?
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They also should peel off the aluminum top — a messy process that gets coffee grounds under fingernails.
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Once unlocked, the rider can adjust the fit and peel off the headliner for a fresh use.
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Democrats have been trying to peel off four GOP senators in order to subpoena witnesses, including Sens.
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Ms. Goodkind asked Ms. Thomas when she last cried, and urged her to peel off her leggings.
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CUCU makes temporary covers for your credit card that are (apparently) easy to apply, peel off, and replace.
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This is a good time for investors to peel off a piece of their S and P 500.
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I peel off the decedent's clothing, document the bullet paths in the body, and collect projectiles and fragments.
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In the days of painful peel-off treatments and excruciating extraction videos, that's something we all too forget.
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The holiday box even includes a set of peel-off stickers to get into the lovey-dovey spirit.
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Once you're done painting, simply peel off the barrier of Liquid Palisade to reveal a perfectly shaped manicure.
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"I was a little dazed," he wrote, recalling that he had been reluctant to peel off his uniform.
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Only time will tell if Goldman's approach can peel off customers from banks with massive physical branch networks.
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And for those concerned about lice and germs, a peel-off biodegradable headliner is included in each helmet.
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Texting a friend to say the polar vortex is making your skin peel off is an expressive complaint.
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Working in batches, fry the donuts, parchment side-up, and quickly peel off and discard the paper with tongs.
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Over time, the padding on your headset can either peel off or lose its shape which can cause discomfort.
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Then the ones at the front peel off and go to the back of the school, and so on.
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And of course, a third-party run by Sanders could peel off votes from Clinton in the general election.
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And of course, a third-party run by Sanders could peel off votes from Clinton in the general election.
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Put the photo in a cute little frame or peel off the adhesive and turn it into a sticker.
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I have afternoon plans with a friend, so I peel off to go decompress and meet up with her.
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Have you ever tried to remove a peel-off face mask as perfectly as Christian Bale in American Psycho?
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And the White House is hoping to peel off moderate Democrats, not necessarily the Rosa DeLauros of the world.
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Her strategy is to peel off groups opposed to it, starting with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Wait for thirty seconds, then gently peel off the paper to reveal your shiny, brand spankin' new, foiled freckles.
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It seems likely May will need to peel off some Labour votes in order to get her deal passed.
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I would peel off scabs I got from playing on the swing set, or I'd scratch at mosquito bites.
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In the same vein, China has sought to strike side deals to peel off American allies like the Philippines.
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Cities tend to have the wealthier ratepayers and if they peel off the grid, then who is left behind?
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The protective layer that some reviewers mistakenly peeled off is now much harder, if not impossible, to peel off.
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With Kyl, Democrats now need to peel off two Republicans and keep their own caucus united to sink Kavanaugh.
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Then, for a week, the top layer of Caroline's skin will peel off to reveal the baby skin underneath.
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Volunteers would arrive, muddy and soaked, peel off their clear ponchos and hand over their unreadably macerated voter rolls.
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The others seem to slip out of their clothes in seconds, while I slowly peel off item after item.
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Smoke from the grill has burrowed deep into the flesh, which diners peel off the bone in creamy strips.
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At Fort Tryon Park I peel off the bike path and get another coffee because I've run 14 miles.
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Its lopsided charm, though, reveals itself only when its shadowy storyline begins to peel off in weird, untoward directions.
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Unless Republicans can peel off eight Democrats to break that filibuster, Gorsuch won't be able to join the Court.
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A longtime favorite, this peel-off mask recently got a bit of a facelift — and we're so here for it.
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This peel-off also contains calming, soothing botanicals, as well as potent antioxidants and sodium hyaluronate to smooth and brighten.
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So the military will only be there to help watch for immigrants who peel off and attempt to enter unlawfully.
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An array of new scrubs, peel-off masks, micro-needling patches, and more are set to launch on Amazon soon.
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Inside the set is a peel-off formula and black lace cotton sheet, ready to battle any and all blackheads.
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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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Now those middle-ground politicians are out of office, as voters peel off towards the far-left and nationalist right.
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Luckily, Cristine used a peel-off basecoat, which made taking off the whole shebang slightly easier than putting it on.
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Even though you might be tempted to peel off that flaky skin, it's not a great idea, Dr. Neal says.
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"It's great because this season the layers of the onion are starting to peel off a little bit," he said.
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Clinton believes Mr. Trump is toxic or unconventional enough for her to peel off a significant slice of Republican voters.
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But having lots of money on hand puts pressure on him to peel off a few hundred million, as Gov.
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Temporary wallpaper or wall decals — designed to peel off as easily as they go on — can quickly transform a space.
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Other good, temporary choices: removable caulking and adhesive V-seal weather stripping that you can peel off when you move.
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When we separated the sandwich, the creme was so heavy and wet that it started to peel off the cookie.
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From glitter-shifting lipstick to sparkly peel-off eyeliner, here are the best products for a full-glitter holiday look.
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Destructive straight-line winds can peel off thunderstorms and leave long stretches of damage, rather than spinning around a vortex.
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That could work in Cruz's favor, as he works to peel off as many delegates as he can from Trump.
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Your design is printed directly on the wood, so you don't have to peel off any vinyl once your order arrives.
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Apparently, peel-off foundation is also a thing, Hello Giggles reports, and vlogger Raye Boyce just put it to the test.
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But in recent years, Mr. Modi has used his considerable charisma and strong political organization to peel off some Dalit votes.
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It peeled off the way masks only peel off in commercials — in one perfect, glittery sheet — and left no redness behind.
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They are also eyeing opportunities in Montana and South Dakota, where there could be opportunities to peel off delegates from Trump.
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Step one: Choose one of more than 4,000 options, including sheet, rubber, clay, bubble, magnetic, peel-off, shrinking, gel, or glitter.
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It is lychee season and, as we walk, we break off branches of fruit and peel off the pink, spiky shells.
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"Peel off like a Lamborghin / like a tangerine / Got the engine straight shaking like a tambourine," for the foreign car reference.
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There are a lot of layers to this man to peel off, because it's not just this false sense of fabulousness.
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Democrats are hopeful that they can peel off Republican supporters in the Senate and send the measure to President Trump's desk.
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Needless to say, Democrats aren't hesitating -- they view Collins and Murkowski as the two targets to peel off from McConnell's majority.
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This year he'll face a GOP candidate and a rival from the Green Party who could potentially peel off liberal voters.
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We put four popular peel-off beauty products to the test, with the help of models Tierra Therese and Shiyin Lin.
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Notice when her tight grip, which you have had to peel off finger by finger, loosens, but don't comment on it.
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Sanders, he said, is currently in no danger of losing real support to Yang, though he could peel off some voters.
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Here in the states though, you may only recognize its peel-off eyebrow tint that took the internet by storm last summer.
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If your skin is desperately in need of a wake-up call, this intensely energizing peel off mask will do the trick.
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It starts out as a thick, fluffy mousse and dries to a peel-off mask that gently lifts away dead skin cells.
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There's something oddly satisfying about peeling a mask off your face — but could other beauty products have this same peel-off design?
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" The former Massachusetts governor told CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead," the strategy "is to peel off Republican votes from Donald Trump.
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That drew headlines because Uber had earlier promised to fund research at the centre before deciding instead to peel off its staff.
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"Don't think that if you were to peel off WhatsApp and Instagram, that all of a sudden solves that problem," he said.
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Some Republicans believe he can peel off some support from Rosendale, since those voters would otherwise naturally gravitate to the state auditor.
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" These are "seekers 'n' sellers," he explained, who peel off I-80 and head for the hospital "thinking we're just ignorant hayseeds.
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If you use a loofah or exfoliating body wash regularly, then your arms and legs probably won't peel off as much skin.
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During the interim, other executives in the horse race tend to peel off, letting up-and-comers take over their own roles.
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Senate Republicans leaders have convinced themselves Democrats will have to peel off to support the spending package the House would send over.
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Both sides had hoped they could peel off other votes, but the four senators shared a unique bond because of their position.
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The peel-off dough balls bloom in the oven to reveal a misshapen Snoopy, a jolly pumpkin and a lopsided Christmas tree.
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Mattis said the goal is to take advantage of fracturing among the Taliban and peel off those who are tired of fighting.
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If they endorse it, McConnell could move ahead with a vote, but Democrats will likely worry it goes too far, and peel off.
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Read More:Your Ultimate TV Guide To Face MaskingA Peel-Off Mask For Every Skin IssueThe Winter Skin Routines Our Beauty Editors Swear By
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Cristóbal Sarro, for example, meticulously renders animals and their skeletons in layers of paper that peel off revealing the bones beneath the fur.
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It's a metallic-silver peel-off mask that uses a whole host of algae, clay, and kelp to tighten up a droopy visage.
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Today, the word has gained a whole new meaning with peel-off masks, which have a gel-like consistency and solidify after application.
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From nourishing mascaras to a fun peel-off mask, there's an array of options to stock up on in hair, skin, and makeup.
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"I get this all the time, people say to me, 'Oh, your face will peel off and you'll turn to mush,'" Earle said.
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It actually doesn't work as a foundation in of itself — you put foundation on over it to create a peel-off foundation layer.
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These are just a few stories from those dark hours… I stood in my bathroom and watched my neighbor's roof just peel off.
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There is clearly some concern in Moscow that some clergy now under Muscovite authority may peel off and join the new Ukrainian body.
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Even better, they're so easy to press on (and peel off), you could practically consider them the one-night stands of adhesive makeup.
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From a refreshing green-tea face mist to exfoliating peel-off face masks, find all the best CVS winter skin-care steals, ahead.
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The exfoliating peel-off mask, which comes in sparkly pink packaging, is certainly going to add a little pizazz to your beauty routine.
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To be sure, there's a chance some Republicans peel off from the GOP to vote for Schultz in protest against their own party.
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But in the days of peel-off lip tints and temporary-tattoo lip stickers, this cupcake-rose-diamond-bedazzled look seems strangely subdued.
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"I need to get peel-off eyebrow gel when we're in Singapore," is probably the weirdest thing I've ever texted to my mother.
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What started as a simple E became a narrative character — prepared for a fight, ready to peel off the page and start shooting.
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But the certain failure of the attempt to peel off reliably Democratic Jewish voters bothers me less than the sheer nerve of it.
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Those proceedings, and their inevitably sensationalized news coverage, would "peel off a scab," he said, for families who had just started to heal.
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Beijing has intensified its efforts to peel off Taiwan's remaining official allies, and some have found China's economic might too much to resist.
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We tapped dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, and celebrity esthetician Joanna Vargas for expert tips on choosing the perfect peel-off for your complexion, ahead.
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You, young victorious English player, can peel off your pads like sweat-slicked velcro, shower up, and it's turkey and biscuits with grandma. Delights.
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This peel-off mask is supposedly great for removing blackheads and all kinds of pore-invading dirt to keep your face clean and smooth.
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Second, they need to understand what their coalition looks like if they can't peel off moderate Republicans, as they predicted they would throughout 2016.
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But it's damn hard to get there, to fight past a lifetime of personal nitpicking and peel off labels assigned by caretakers, classmates, lovers.
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The tutorial promised that after soaking, the peach's skin would peel off effortlessly, so Okada put it to the test and clearly wasn't disappointed.
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KANA comes in a sleek glass jar with stickers you can easily peel off (which was helpful for me on my flight to Asia).
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You've got your standard cream masks, drying clay masks, gritty powder masks, gel masks, peel-off masks, sleeping masks, and, of course, sheet masks.
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Then we could peel off the molds, just leaving the scars on his body, which of course we'd have to blend off with makeup.
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Unlike sheet or cream formulas, these require you to mix the powder with water or gel yourself before you smooth on, then peel off.
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Whether we're talking brow implants, brow tattoos, or peel-off products, we're constantly looking for the latest and greatest ways to improve our arches.
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That strategy is to cast yourself as a centrist problem solver and peel off just enough moderates and Republicans to win a general election.
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PediSpa and Baby Foot would go head-to-head, er, my right foot to my left foot, in the great peel-off of 2015.
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Shaquille O'Neal decided to peel off his shoe and reveal his hideous MONSTER FOOT on "Inside the NBA" on Thursday ... and it was gross.
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A faceless giant stares down at a small figure, a hooded shade hovers in the forest, and a thousand pathways peel off into space.
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And then, at a certain point, we want to peel off and do our own seeing, make our own missteps, take our own leaps.
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In order for witnesses to testify, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer would have to peel off four Republican senators to vote for approving them.
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"They will demand a package that will be much more favorable to them, which will peel off a number of fiscal conservatives," she said.
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Democrats, however, hope they could peel off a few Republicans to push through a resolution for witnesses, which would only require a simple majority.
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The glass isn't always easily replaceable, because it's not a single layer you can peel off but instead includes both glass and polymer layers.
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Large, Clogged PoresEnriched with charcoal, witch hazel, and lavender, this peel-off mask strips away dirt and oil and reduces the appearance of enlarged pores.
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The dermophis genus grows an extra layer of skin which their young use their teeth to peel off and eat, a behaviour known as dermatrophy.
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Samsung has said it will work to improve messaging on the phones it ships to customers so they know not to peel off the layer.
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But the intent is clear: peel off moderate rebel groups from the tacit alliances they have formed with radical Islamist groups in parts of Syria.
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All you do is cut out your desired freckle strip, peel off the plastic on one side, and lay it print-down onto your face.
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Fortunately, the employee he was with had already showed him how to restock the shelves, and he offered to peel off and do it himself.
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Then when you peel off the fabric, just as you would with your Velcro sneakers, you've got a piece of art that rivals Monet's gardens.
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"I would eat all of the frosting on the outside, then I would peel off the cake and eat the layers in between," she explains.
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The opposition reckons that it will soon be able to peel off eight government MPs to win a vote of no-confidence over the decision.
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Maybe my superhuman strength meant I accidentally wasn't gentle enough, but the paper towel all stuck to the meat and was difficult to peel off.
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Nail artist Rachel Shim also added that Elmer's Glue, or even painter's tape, can be used as an alternative to traditional peel-off nail products.
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So, faced with the devil and the deep blue sea, enough Labour MPs will peel off to avoid it, and put May over the line.
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In front of them is an adhered stack of felt panels, which they peel off one by one and press into a ball-covering machine.
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I love to peel off too-tight trousers and wriggle free of restrictive blouses and, best of all, escape the double clutch of a bra.
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But the peel-off style of cans are still fairly uncommon, making a can opener a required kitchen tool even for the most basic cook.
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"If there is a bloody race, the Democrat will try and peel off some Republicans who are maybe turned off by that race," Barbour predicted.
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So big it's seen a slew of leaders ranging from founders like Ev Williams to hired guns like Dick Costolo peel off after mediocre performance.
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Inside you'll find masks for basically every skin need, including a gel cream for hydrating, charcoal mud for detoxifying, a gel peel-off for brightening.
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The suitcases were arriving at Away's warehouses with stickers that were difficult to peel off, and workers were almost two weeks late shipping them out.
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The Verdict: I can't remember the last time I bought a pair of jeans that I wasn't dying to peel off the moment I got home.
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You peel off the pod's safety seal, place it in the machine's cup spot (located under the top handle) and add the alcohol to your glass.
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As other companies work to peel off the remaining parts of the company's business, Twitter needs to give its core user base reasons to stick around.
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In South Korea, the "put a mask on it" mantra has spawned multiple categories, including peel-off, modeling, bubble, water, sleeping masks, and even finger masks.
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Separately, Samsung addressed the issue of screens breaking because reviewers had attempted to peel off a protective plastic layer that was adhered to the screen itself.
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You can even watch a Japanese maid peel off Furby's furry carapace—all because Furbies are cheap, easy to break open, and fun mess around with.
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The lineup includes subtle blushes, pearly highlighters, and intergalactic peel-off face masks that work just as well on Instagram as they do in real life.
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When you peel off the EpiPen™ label and replace the exact same product with a Generic Name™ label, it magically costs half as much.
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Allowing for non-renewable, non-emitting sources of energy like nuclear seems to peel off quite a few squishy Republicans, without losing many Democrats or independents.
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For example, the site's data inspired the launch of Memebox's clay and peel-off masks, even though sheet masks are much more ubiquitous in Asian skincare.
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That coordination system also decides when a robot should peel off to the side and dock in a charger, and when it should return to work.
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Related Links:This Face Mask Will Transform Your Skin9 Things You Need To Start Doing For Your Skin This WinterA Peel-Off Mask For Every Skin Issue
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The nightmare is that liberals are unprepared for this contingency, and Democrats in Congress begin to peel off as they and their constituents see premiums spike.
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I kept an eye on him as I walked toward the sheet kiosk, bracing myself for the moment when he would peel off in another direction.
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I'm talking superfood for longer lashes, peel-off eyebrow tints that last for days, micro-needle anti-aging treatments, and the next generation of overnight masks.
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So, when peel-off beauty products started hitting the Eastern and Western markets left and right, we jumped on the opportunity to give them a try.
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But even if we completely converted all our cans to peel off lids, Hughes told me it's hard to imagine the can opener ever completely vanishing.
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Every time you went to for some golden arches delights, you were given a Monopoly ticket that you'd peel off your fries or cup of soda.
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"At some point, the two liberal lions in this race are going to have to figure out how to peel off the other's supporters," Feldman said.
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In other words, unless some members peel off, the caravan won't even be subject to the new policy because they won't be crossing between ports of entry.
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That means it's kind of hard to wriggle into and even harder to peel off when you're sweaty post-workout, but, yes, it definitely does stay put.
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Pros: He is a top contender if the President wants a so-called consensus nominee who could peel off enough GOP votes to get past a filibuster.
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It's a firming, peel-off treatment that slathers on a silver paste and — thanks to the algae, clay, and kelp — leaves your skin feeling taut and fresh.
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From new acne patches from a beloved skin-care brand to vegan highlighters to holographic peel-off masks, you can check out 10 of our favorites below.
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Harris's career as a prosecutor remains a vulnerability for the surging progressive, who needs to peel off Biden support among black women in particular to break through.
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Instead of reaching for the everyday eyeshadow, foundation, or blush right before giving birth, makeup artist Mollie opted for a trendier treatment: a peel-off eyebrow tint.
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" As a result, "the real issue is whether he can peel off enough to make a difference, or if he can diminish support for the Democratic nominee.
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I'm guilty of committing the age old sin of nail biting, so thin layers of my nail protein peel off and make my natural nails look flaky.
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But the situation in Aleppo is so grim for the rebels that they're not going to peel off from the people most likely to help them resist.
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In other words, if Scaramucci and Walsh can help peel off even a small percentage of votes from Trump, that might be just enough to defeat him.
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When I get to the office I peel off my outer layers and make some free office tea before sitting down and confronting my Monday morning inbox.
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I eventually peel off off the highway and head into Washington D.C. To turn Super Cruise off, I simply hit the button on the steering wheel again.
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As the seeds dance around the liquid, slowly knocking into each other, their shells will peel off and crack open, turning the water a bright ruby red.
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Diplomatic: We can expect Russia to continue its efforts to peel off US allies by signing arms contracts and business deals that orient countries closer to Russia.
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"Today my skin started to peel off and it looks red, but I can notice that the enlarged pores and scars have been improved quite significantly," he says.
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Now, Bloomberg says that Samsung has stretched the film to wrap around the screen and flow into the outer bezels, making it "impossible" to peel off by hand.
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So if you want to get at something deep inside, you either have to peel off a few layers or make an educated guess based on other imagery.
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And Mrs May will use the threat of no deal to try to peel off as many as 20 Labour MPs, who are disenchanted with their party leader.
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Having already poached five of Taiwan's diplomatic allies in the three years since Ms Tsai came to power, it may try to peel off at least one more.
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Trump's opponents could peel off victories in spite of an overwhelming Trump win if they net at least 20% of support either statewide or in individual congressional districts.
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Still, Johnson may be confident that he'll be able to win back some of the Conservative defectors and peel off some Labour members who represent Leave-voting districts.
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The Glen Burnie, MD, resident recently experienced our beauty nightmare when she tried to peel off a black facial mask — only to find it stuck to her skin.
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Recently, South Korean makeup brands have brought this innovation to products that are well-suited for current trends, from peel-off eyebrow gels to long-wearing lip stains.
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He doesn't need to outperform Clinton among black and Latino voters in Chicago, but if he can peel off enough support, he could pull a Michigan-style upset.
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In a battle of extremes between Mr Trump and Mr Sanders, Mr Bloomberg could conceivably peel off enough moderate voters from both parties to build a winning coalition.
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If all Finance Committee Democrats oppose Mnuchin, they'd still need to peel off Heller and another Republican to prevent his nomination from moving forward with a positive recommendation.
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Look for a protruding bud toward the bottom, and use your knife to peel off a one-inch-long section around it, cutting just deeper than the bark.
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In his first investor webcast this year, Gundlach said after the huge run-up in U.S. stock markets, investors should look to "peel off" their exposure to equities.
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And the peel off design isn't without its flaws, Hughes pointed out that the ring can sometimes snap off, leaving you digging around for a can opener anyway.
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Some Democrats have long thought the best strategy in places like Irvine, where Republicans have historically dominated, is to run moderate candidates who can peel off centrist voters.
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But aides expected that the vote on the resolution of disapproval on the national emergency declaration could peel off anywhere from 10 to 15 Republicans, a sizable chunk.
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Whether you peel off the vanilla cream patty (sacrilegious, in this writer's opinion) or eat the cookie in its entirety as Nabisco intended, their sublimity cannot be denied.
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For when your skin's more in need of oil control than moisture, the Rehab Makeup Prep Pore Refining Peel Off Mask clears up broken-out areas and peels off.
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If the keys don't sit properly because they're a bit squashed or one of the stickers on the back starts to peel off, things don't work as they should.
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Democrats: drive a grassroots frenzy of opposition, given the stakes of replacing someone like Justice Anthony Kennedy, to unify their caucus and peel off at least one GOP senator.
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First, he or she will have to peel off minority voters, specifically black voters, by prodding Biden without hitting Obama or his cherished liberal legacy; certainly a tall task.
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So when peel-off lip products that promise hours upon hours of wear started making the online rounds, I decided to grab a tube and give it a try.
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But Senate Democrats remain optimistic they can peel off Republicans who either supported the Iran amendment or voted to end U.S. support for the Saudi-backed war in Yemen.
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"My sense is the GOP will not deny Trump his choice heading into 2020, and it is hard to see how Dems peel off four GOP senators," he said.
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You gotta take the whole thing out, though, so you can then dig your fingernails into the cheese and peel off whatever processed dairy fiber happens to come loose.
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They are all waiting for Uber to fail, and every time Uber finds a way to lower its reputation even further, competitors can peel off customers, drivers and engineers.
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But lecturing audiences on a relatively obscure internet subculture is an odd way to connect with most Americans, particularly the older disgruntled whites that Clinton wants to peel off Trump.
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Swipe a gold-toned glitter liner (we used Too Faced's peel-off formula for easy removal) on your upper lash lines and pair it with a few swipes of mascara.
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Installation is simple: Wipe off the back of any watch with the included wet wipes, peel off the plastic film from the face of the Chronos, and stick it on.
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But there are also areas of the state that are less supportive of him, where his opponents could peel off delegates both on the ballot and in terms of loyalty.
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It has the unclogging appeal of other black peel-off masks, but this one is virtually painless (seriously, I didn't feel a thing) and contains the beauty industry's darling, charcoal.
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Feeling fancy, I put on two face masks in a row — a fun, peel-off one followed by one from The Ordinary that makes me look like a newborn alien.
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If you're looking for a new nail technique that won't chip when you wash the dishes or peel off within one week, Gel-X nails will quickly win you over.
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A source close to Sessions tells me the Attorney General was at the event but doesn't recall any interaction with Kislyak and certainly didn't peel off for a private meeting.
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Democrats have no power to stop Trump's nominee — and would need to peel off Republicans (and not lose any Democrats) to even have a chance to block his selection. Sens.
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Related Video: Read More:This Woman's Peel-Off Mask Experience Is Equal Parts Hilarious & Horrifying21 Million People Have Watched This Blackhead Removal VideoBaby Foot Is Weird, Gross & The Best Thing EVER
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Back when Alex Wall was a kid growing up near Fort Lauderdale, her backyard had a tree in it with a flaky bark that would peel off like sunburned skin.
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Fast Retailing might want to think about handing some of this extra padding back via buybacks or special dividends, or it could come under pressure to peel off the layers.
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It took almost 10 minutes for her to peel off the layers of tight, ill-fitting jeans, socks, pantyhose, more socks, more hose, long underwear, down to the arthritic knee.
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The recipient of a MacArthur fellowship in 2000, Ms. Perillo writes shrewd, well-organized free verse that marches straight down the page while its meanings peel off in multiple directions.
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Product: Etude House Tint My Brows Gel in #3 Gray BrownHow To Use It: Etude House's peel-off brow tint resembles a chubby liquid liner, but it's used totally differently.
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What's next: Even if Mr. Netanyahu can peel off two seats from other parties to assemble a majority coalition, it's unclear whether he can form a government while under indictment.
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It's highly unlikely that enough Democrats would be willing to peel off from their caucus in support of wall funding, though some have been open to it in the past.
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To apply the patch, you peel off the back, and stick it, adhesive-side down, on a dry, hairless area on your body (I put mine on my left shoulder).
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A number of skeptical, moderate Republicans could peel off from the GOP tax-reform bill, so Meadows and Jordan are looking to make up for those losses with Democratic votes.
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Bloomberg stands no chance of poaching Biden's black support, but with nearly infinite money to spend he certainly might peel off a fair amount of Biden's support among white moderates.
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And even though Democrats face some tough races in 2018, there's basically no way Republicans can peel off the eight Democrats they need to support Obamacare repeal or Medicare privatization.
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And of the 405 reviews on the same seller's — AsaVea's — listing for a blackhead remover peel-off mask (featured as an Amazon's Choice produce), 145 are for an oil-free moisturizer.
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She explains that the benefit of peel-off foundation — aside from the fun of peeling it off — is that it'll protect your skin from getting dirty, which can help prevent breakouts.
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It has also been treated with durable water repellent (DWR) so goopy messes can be wiped right off, and the crossover straps are easy to peel off to use the bathroom.
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Following her release from the hospital, Follis couldn't drive for a month, had trouble sleeping, and then the skin on her hands, feet, and "around my eyes" began to peel off.
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If things got close, the leadership would attempt to peel-off GOP signers by urging them to withdraw their names –something that can only be done before the number reaches 218.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's (D) entrance into the presidential primary race threatens to peel off voter support from Sens.
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Taco Bell had a movie tie-in promotion where you could win a million dollars by collecting all of the characters on tickets you had to peel off of soda cups.
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The longer the standoff continues, analysts said, the more it will help Mr. Rajapaksa, allowing him to use his copious resources and political skills to peel off lawmakers to his side.
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"It's no small achievement to essentially unite the entire Democratic caucus in both houses behind this progressive position and also to peel off a little bit of Republican support," Rhodes said.
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Given the multiple reports of screen failure, some due to reviewers attempting to peel off a protective plastic layer, Samsung's Galaxy Fold launch delay feels like the best option for the company.
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I also love to keep warm at all times and have a first layer to peel off at my shows, so this coat from my soul brother Pedram Karimi's is a must.
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And, no matter how righteous their disdain for the allies and flunkies of authoritarian strongmen may be, they need to do their best to peel off some members of the ruling regime.
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At that point all he really wants to do is head to his room and peel off a few of the layers that have been protecting him from the arctic conditions outside.
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To its credit, Samsung is already warning users not peel off that layer, at least on the retail T-Mobile version, yet it seems that a more robust warning may be needed.
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The Downing Street strategy is to peel off groups opposed to her deal, starting with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), by telling them the alternative is no Brexit at all.
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The culprit behind many of the Galaxy Fold issues was that some reviewers tore off a protective layer, mistaking it for that film you peel off whenever you unbox a new phone.
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And now that it's almost time to peel off our heavy layers and chunky knits, all we want to do is swap in some clean, crisp basics for the sunnier months ahead.
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Democrats are hopeful to peel off at least three Republicans because the CRA can't be filibustered and therefore can pass with 50 votes and a tie-breaking vote by the vice president.
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On a cold morning walk in to work, it may not be worth it to peel off a glove and dig through your coat pockets just to skip a 45-second ad.
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Launching a targeted strike to peel off Trump's white, working-class support in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — and winning the 2023 election — is how we will defeat Trump and save our democracy.
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Bottom line There's nothing that happened Monday -- despite the incorporation of a new bipartisan Senate "gang," and the White House push to peel off House Democrats -- to move this closer to resolution.
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Because the mask will peel off if left overnight, she must finish the painting in a single session, so that the mask can be pulled off without affecting the still-wet brushstrokes.
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In fact, Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) feared a proposed Democratic amendment to block future transfers for the wall could peel off enough Republican votes to prevail in committee.
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Reid are discouraging Democrats from voting for it, trying to peel off those who have co-sponsored it because they, I don't believe, really want to come up with a bipartisan solution.
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It wasn't the outside that would blister, so now you have the blister underneath the callus and that whole piece of skin would peel off, which is probably where Rich is now.
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As the battle shifted to the general election, Republican nominee Donald Trump tried to peel off blue-collar white Democratic voters with warnings that Clinton is out to unwind the Second Amendment.
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" Now the teen says the time is right for other young women to peel off the underwire, take a stand and start a national discussion about "the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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The photo of the toddler shows most of his torso and face reddened from the scalding hot water, which caused a layer of skin to peel off from his right shoulder and stomach.
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They need to do two things to pull it off: spur Hispanic and Latino voters to turn out in droves, and peel off white, moderate suburbanites who don't like Donald Trump (particularly women).
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He would patiently peel off the cellophane tape near the blade of their sticks, saw halfway through the shaft, replace the tape and giggle when they broke one after the other in practice.
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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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As places like San Francisco municipalize, the wealthiest ratepayers with the cheapest electricity will peel off, leaving (often poorer) residents of more sparsely populated areas facing ever-rising costs, further accelerated by wildfires.
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Freeman Cosmic Mask Variety Sachets + Bonus Brush Holographic Peel-Off Hydrating Mask, $12.99, available nowEach mask has a different function — hydrate, luminize, or balance — but all look cool when applied on your face.
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It also contains 17 types of natural extracts that soak into the skin and make the old dead cells peel off by decomposing the desmosomes, or cell structures, that hold the skin together.
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The Verdict: Of all the peel-off products that we tested out, the eyebrow gel was definitely the most intriguing — even our on-set makeup artist Chichi Saito was perplexed by the formula.
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Although lead has not been used in paint since the late 1970s, it remains in many older homes and buildings, where it can peel off and create dust that you might breathe in.
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" — Rachel Krause, deputy beauty director AHAVA Dunaliella Peel Off Mask"This charcoal mask makes me look kind of scary — it basically hardens around my face, and then peels off super clean and easily.
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Now, Democrats have every interest in opening that box as repeal efforts barrel forward, and they would need to peel off only a few Senate Republicans to slow the fast-track repeal movement.
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"We need the Republican establishment on board," Bannon told the AP. "If these guys can peel off 3% or 85033%, that's going to be serious," he said of Weld and other GOP candidates.
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Democrats were never likely to peel off more than a handful of Republican votes anyway, and those few wavering members are still in play for an actual impeachment vote when the time comes.
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Any spending bill will require 60 votes to pass the Senate, and while Republicans have a 53-47 majority, they would still need seven Democrats to peel off in order to get it through.
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Snail serums, peel-off lip stains, soothing eye patches infused with bird's nest extract: The Asian beauty market is filled with delightfully unexpected concepts that make Western skin-care advancements feel stale by comparison.
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The suburban rallies are meant to shore up Trump's support with Republican voters who might not yet love him, while the more urban rallies are meant to peel off disaffected white working class voters.
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But just as people join in, they also peel off: By the time the caravan reaches the border, it's often smaller in size -- either because people turn back or decide to stay in Mexico.
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If Democrats continue to withhold their support for the stopgap spending bill and some Republicans peel off, Congress could find itself struggling to pass a bill as the clock ticks toward midnight on Friday.
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That issue is likely to play out over and over again, as those looking to block Mr. Trump from capturing the necessary 1,237 delegates to win the nomination look to peel off the uncommitted.
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Sure, that might sound disgusting to some, but if any of you have tried a peel-off mask before, you know that products like these can be damn satisfying (and dare we say, relaxing?).
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Unless you want to look like you chugged a bottle of red wine (or have your lips stick together), be prepared to master the puckered pout when trying out this particular peel-off formula.
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A good grippy handle with smooth edges is best for comfort, and you need a set with clear, etched measurement markings that won't fade over time or peel off as some printed labels do.
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Dear Readers: Some clever thieves have found that they can peel off the security chip on credit cards and glue them to other cards so they can run up charges on the cardholder's account.
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That plurality, if it holds up, would give him the first chance to assemble a majority coalition, but he would have to peel off at least two seats from other parties to do so.
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But even if Amazon can't peel off subscribers from those services, it seems likely that it'll pull some users — perhaps many — away from Tidal, though that's not exactly a big pool to draw from.
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Still, the Trump campaign hopes it can peel off enough black voters to boost turnout in key states next year, including Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, where Trump won by less than 1 percentage point.
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In the days to come, they hope to either peel off those Democrats and force Ms. Pelosi to meet somewhere in the middle or to drive a wedge among Democrats highlighting their own divisions.
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In a sentence, the Galaxy Z Flip's screen scratches very easily: Also recently, the protective plastic coating on one reviewer's Motorola Razr started to peel off the screen at the fold in the middle.
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If fine lines, wrinkles, or inflammation are any of your concerns, this peel-off mask is a great pick as it's also formulated with glycolic and salicylic acids as well as soothing aloe vera extract.
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I guess that makes sense, but it also makes me wonder what kind of grody old conveyor belt they were using that was causing flecks of metal to peel off and get into the food.
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By the time we get back to the apartment, I have to peel off soaked jeans again and the dog is shivering, so we snuggle under a blanket and turn on the TV. 229 p.m.
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And while skin care also isn't on the prescribed list, I treated my face to a charcoal peel-off mask because I don't want to live in a world where Taylor frowns upon exfoliated pores.
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No matter that its nonstick surface was inclined to peel off ("In those days, there were a lot of fried eggs that were Teflon-coated," Mr. Kives later said cheerfully), he had found his medium.
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While a significant portion of his fan base doesn't care to be better informed, wouldn't it make sense to peel off enough of them with a degree of intellectual curiosity to elevate our political discourse?
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Until then, I'll keep waiting in long Porta-Potty lines, or hope I'll be able to enlist a fellow runner to shield me should I need to peel off to the side of the road.
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Instead, with the race barreling toward a possible contested convention in Cleveland, Cruz is furiously working to peel off a handful of delegates and make sure they don't end up in delegate-leader Trump's column.
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So, it is day three since I got my nails done, and I don&apost know if you can see it, but right underneath this one, the gel extension bit is starting to peel off.
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"YouTuber ItsMyRaeRae did a review of Korean peel-off products, and it made me want to try it, though I could tell it would take a bit of expertise putting it on properly," she said.
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Washington (CNN)Gridlocked about how to end the longest shutdown in US history, the White House is reaching out to rank-and-file moderate Democrats to try and peel off support from Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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There is so much to say about Rooney's fiction — in my experience, when people who've read her meet they tend to peel off into corners to talk — that I've omitted the wit in her books.
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Pelosi needs to get 218 votes to grab back the gavel, meaning she can only afford to lose 17 Democrats and needs to peel off at least a handful of her detractors along the way.
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In his first investor webcast of the year, Gundlach discussed his outlook for 2017, saying that after the recent run-up in the U.S. stock markets, investors should look to "peel-off" their exposure to equities.
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The makeup and facial effects were delightfully weird and varied — you've got a doctor with perfect human eyes that peel off her face like a sticker, and then Batou with his crude body horror camera lenses.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: The One Thing You Should Know Before Using Those Glittery Face Masks A Peel-Off Mask For Every Skin Issue 6 Extra Glittery Looks For Shining Bright Like A Diamond
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The legislation, in essence, remains a truth-in-advertising law, requiring as little as a "Made in Philippines" sticker applied to faux-Native American jewelry that retailers can peel off should they choose to dupe consumers.
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As reported by the Daily Mail, UK resident Charlotte Knight snagged what she believed to be the cult-favorite Tint My Brows Peel Off Gel from K-beauty brand Etude House for about $7 on eBay.
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Unfortunately, because early review units came in a box that didn't contain a warning label telling users not to peel off the polymer film, some Galaxy Fold units were damaged when reviewers removed that polymer layer.
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Peel-off face masks are the beauty product of choice for skin-care enthusiasts who, at some point during their childhoods, spent half the class applying Elmer's glue to their hands only to rip it off.
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At 32, if Djokovic wants to peel off another run of titles, he can look at his two biggest rivals who have managed to stay on top late in their careers — Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal.
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Just moments before the bill to require universal background checks was approved, Republicans were able to peel off more than two dozen Democrats to push through an amendment promoting the deportation of immigrants without legal status.
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Durbin acknowledged that Cotton was trying to use his amendments to peel off support from their coalition, but predicted they would defeat him either by voting it down or offering a competing side-by-side proposals.
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My favorite scene in this regard felt like what happens at a wedding reception when guests start to peel off from the main party and go hang out by the hotel pool with a few drinks.
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Once recreational vehicles peel off the dirt road for Lake Pleasant Regional Park, ramshackle homesteads are the only signs of civilization until the resort's sultan-worthy allée of mature date palms appears like a cartoon mirage.
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The adorably-named mask is one of the newest additions from Memebox, the K-beauty brand that brought us the crazy popular Disco Kitten mask, as well as Space Kitten, a glitter-spiked exfoliating peel-off mask.
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Secondly, this isn't a mask you just slap on, rinse, and go: It comes with two different components that you need to shake together, let dry, then peel off, which simply felt all too extra for me.
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Marijuana advocates hope they can peel off votes from the 85033 Republicans and two Democrats who represent the five states where pot initiatives will be on the ballot this year who voted against the bill last year.
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You have to walk slow, and hold the sensor carefully, and sometimes it will peel off in a weird direction, but sure enough, it follows you, even when you turn around sharply or zig and zag around.
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And it's possible a number of other moderates and conservatives in the Senate could peel off as well, to say nothing of what could happen in the House if it tries to pass an unchanged Senate bill.
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They could repeat that in Texas if they can do two things at once: spur Hispanic and Latino voters to turn out in droves, and peel off white, moderate suburbanites who don't like Donald Trump (particularly women).
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For one, the peel off lids can actually be harder to open for people with limited dexterity—but there are plenty of hands-free can opener options to meet their needs when it comes to traditional tins.
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More importantly, it would be a stark reminder to Trump supporters of how corrupt their president is, which might peel off some of their support, and free enough Senate Republicans to base their verdict on the facts.
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Some found the entire enterprise craven and patronizing — and an obvious effort to peel off votes from the W.F.P., which had been fighting for paid sick leave and other causes vital to women's lives for many years.
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Pull it out of the fire and peel off that burnt skin off, and on the inside, you have delicious eggplant stuff that you can make into a spread for a toast or part of a salad.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appears poised to push his members to get in line but there is a wide array of factions to satisfy and McConnell can only afford for two of his members to peel off.
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John Feehery, a Republican strategist in Washington, said Clinton's approach could peel off some wavering voters, but could cost her support from liberals and others who are wary of overseas conflicts after protracted wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Also, the small two-inch by three-inch Kodak film sheets are actually water-resistant stickers, so you can peel off the back of each photo and attach them anywhere, which are definitely points on the fun factor.
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The GlamGlow Sonic Blue GravityMud Firming Treatment has everything you love about the original silver peel-off formula — like the algae, clay, and kelp that help lift and firm skin — only this iteration is a cool metallic blue.
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Attempting to peel off votes by dividing black and Latino voters over the issue of immigration, and suggesting the Democrats favor "illegal" immigrants over African-Americans misses the forest for the trees, and that is the whole point.
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The fixes included reinforcements to keep particles out of the device, a strengthened hinge that's closer to the phone's body, additional layers of metal beneath the display, and an extended protective layer, making it harder to peel off.
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Alternatively, if you want to make crushing religious conservatives your mission, then you need to woo secular populists on guns or immigration, or peel off more of the tax-sensitive upper middle class by not going full socialist.
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It's a summer seafood that takes quite a bit of work to eat: you have to twist the head off, peel off the shell, and get rid of the intestines before you can even get to the meat.
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Weld had hinged his long-shot White House bid on a decent showing in New Hampshire, saying that he could make waves if he was able to peel off a substantial enough portion of the GOP vote from Trump.
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She had an allergic reaction during the first day of the race, felt her skin peel off inside the liner of her prosthesis on day three — and even took a fall just a half-mile before the finish line.
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Apply a small piece of tape where you want to create your negative space, trace around the taped area with your striping brush dipped in polish, then peel off the tape, and voilà — you have your negative French tip.
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With that in mind, you'd think someone who's used a peel-off mask before would know better than to put it elsewhere on their body, but that hasn't stopped these very dedicated vloggers from getting in on the competition.
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This tweet needs to be preserved forever in memory of the time that a presidential candidate deflected accusations of bigotry not by doing anything that might peel off his devoted racist fanbase, but by hiding behind a children's book.
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But strip away the drugs, the sex, the rock 'n' roll, peel off the laminate commodification of the era, and what remains to distinguish it is the poignant reveille of a culture startling into awareness of its own conscience.
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It is unlikely to have much effect on the usually party-line budget vote, but Republicans know their job would be much easier if they could peel off just one or two centrist Democrats facing re-election next year.
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If he could peel off several dozen moderate Democrats in the House and a handful in the Senate, he could neutralize the far right's naysaying and give moderate Republicans a chance to vote for measures with broad, bipartisan support.
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This series of losses come amid for their handling of several high-profile issues, including and the scandal, and signs that the company may have a hard time continuing to grow at a rapid pace, especially as younger users peel off.
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Republicans hold a bare three-seat majority in the Senate, which means Democrats must stay united and peel off at least four Republicans (Vice President Mike Pence could come in with a tie-breaking vote) to get this resolution passed.
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"One trend we did see in 2016 was that concern about Trump's temperament and fitness to be president of the United States enabled the Democrat to peel off a lot of Republican-leaning voters in suburban districts," Fallon told Vox.
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When you're dressed for the cold weather in layers of fleece leggings, and practically mummified by a floor-length puffy coat, the last thing you want to do is peel off all your cozy clothes just to go to the bathroom.
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This 15-minute study in pain and suffering, from YouTuber Tiff of Tee Cee Videos, is a cautionary tale of why it's best to avoid peel-off face masks unless you have a good idea of what you're getting yourself into.
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Democrats in turn hope to peel off some Republicans including Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and/or Susan Collins of Maine, two senators who support abortion rights and have split with their party before on whether to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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"You'd probably see a group peel off to room somewhere over there to get away from the larger group and kind of war room on it," said Guy Lake, the director of product management (red Pats jersey, red Pats hat).
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"If they think they are going to peel off 25 or 30 of us, in hopes of pressuring the speaker, they are wasting their time," said Representative Ron Kind, Democrat of Wisconsin, who has been supportive of the new agreement.
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Michigan State had perhaps the strongest case to peel off one of the A.C.C.'s No. 23 seeds, yet it somehow wound up with a tougher road than Michigan, which is the No. 2 behind Gonzaga in the West. 1.
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During Wednesday's first public impeachment hearing, even the moderate and retiring Republicans on the Intelligence Committee showed no signs of breaking with Trump, raising serious doubts about whether Democrats will be able to peel off a single GOP vote for impeachment.
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When you get to hell—after they peel off all your skin, assign you an eternal torturer, walk you through the Scorpion Room, and force you to take a bath in molten lava—you're offered a brief, merciful break for lunch.
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Though they would be in the minority regardless, the balance of power is expected to be 52-48 after the Louisiana Senate runoff election, and every vote lost would make it harder for Democrats to peel off Republicans to oppose Trump's policies.
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And even Cruz still needs to consolidate Ben Carson's voters (a task made more difficult by their post-Iowa spat) and peel off a few more from the rest, in order to run the table in the South — his key to victory.
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It holds the first presidential nominating contest in 2020, and any Democratic candidate who wants to win that vote and peel off some of Republican President Donald Trump's Iowa support in the general election will likely have trouble if lukewarm on biofuels.
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Of course we're excited to peel off our puffers and embrace something a bit lighter, but we also don't want to be chilly — and while spring can mean sunny and 72-degrees, it can also mean snow (we know that all too well).
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At a warehouse in London, Williams has me help assemble a panel: I peel off an LED strip's backing, stick it into a custom plastic extrusion with raised sides, and then snap the strip in tiny grooves that run along the panel.
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If this agreement can pass, health care seems like the key to passing it — the children's health program CHIP to peel off just enough Democrats, especially in the Senate; and delays in ACA taxes to help keep just enough conservatives from jumping ship.
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Unlike most cream and sheet masks, which can be slapped onto the face with minimal to no effort, rubber masks require an additional step: mixing powder with water or gel to create a paste that you smooth on, then peel off. Intrigued?
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In "The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life," the sociologist Erving Goffman made the distinction between our "front stage" behaviors — in which we're performing for a particular audience, always conscious of being observed — and our backstage ones, when we peel off the mask.
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They gave him almost a week to peel off the pinstripes, and Joe Girardi theatrically provided him one ninth-inning out in the field at third base, but let's face it: They are sending him away just as their season gets interesting.
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But if you're a person who can't help but peel off a sunburn or pick the label off your beer bottle as you drink, the Baby Foot experience will be ultimately more satisfying — like getting that itch you've been dying to scratch.
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They make noise as steel wool, favoring the sort of sounds that can peel off your rough outer layers, leaving you more sensitive and open to the world around you, and causing you to more closely evaluate all its all-too-obvious ills.
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The parties that have already said they will vote against it have a combined 120 seats, so Jemli would need to peel off some of their MPs as well as winning over all independents to secure the 109 seats needed for majority support.
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Whatever the exact cause, Democrats are almost certainly going to have to peel off a lot of seats that Clinton lost by more than just a point if they want to take back the House, says the University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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What's more, if some Republicans continue to waver, it's probable that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will start trying to peel off some moderate Democrats in deep red states like Joe Manchin (D-WV), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and Joe Donnelly (D-IN).
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Since the strips come ready-to-use, all I had to do was peel off the plastic protective slip, smooth the wax-coated paper onto my leg in the direction of the hair growth (waxing rule #1), and pull in the opposite (waxing rule #2).
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Unlike a screen protector you leave on your smartphone for years, you're supposed to peel off the Belay paint every few months (taking all of the accumulated scratches and dings with it) or there's the chance it might become permanently stuck to wherever it's applied.
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Kasich may be able to peel off some delegates by targeting some of the moderate congressional districts in the Bay Area where he will campaign on Friday, but the candidates will essentially be competing in 53 mini-contests across the vast geography of the state.
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This is driven by a smart impulse on some level — it's way too hard to launch a cable network now — but it misunderstands what Trump is trying to do: peel off just enough of the faithful to establish a beachhead, then grow from there.
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From a radiance-boosting peel-off glow job glitter mask to a liquid lipstick that looks like melted gold, Blandino has been building up excitement for Too Faced's holiday launches recently, so it was a surprise when he dropped something with a 2018 launch date.
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Gillum's campaign, then, is a blend of strategies, designed to satisfy the political and cultural demands of black voters, to balance an image-conscious progressivism to peel off enough white progressives, overcome a series of financial and logistical disadvantages, and surge at the right time.
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"The thought of sitting still and smiling while he gazes at me, taking my photograph, adjusting my posture or the tilt of my head, makes me want to peel off my skin, climb out of it, and run screaming from the building," she says.
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GOP leaders are hoping that by partially repealing and replacing the law through a reconciliation bill first, they would shift the political calculus in the Senate, and then be able to peel off enough Democrats to support additional legislation to reform the health-care system.
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But Republicans and energy industry officials are bullish on Pruitt's chances: even though they predict an eventual party-line committee vote to get his nomination to the floor, Pruitt backers are aiming to peel off some Democratic votes when an eventual confirmation vote takes place.
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"But at some point, a candidate's going to have to channel that energy into something a bit more constructive and talk about how Democrats offer a different economic vision that can peel off some of these voters that were sort of duped by Trump."
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Because he confronts a recalcitrant Senate, one strategy forward for Obama might be to choose a nominee who splits the Republican senators — trying to "peel off" enough votes from the GOP to side with his Democratic allies and get the nominee through the confirmation process.
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If Hollywood diversions like "Death Wish" and the bizarro "Face/Off" are your bag, choosing to spend 90-plus minutes watching Ms. Garner return to her early action-hero roots and peel off dozens of evil men with ease might seem like a no-brainer.
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With nine skincare and four makeup products, including a "Zero Chill" face mist, a bright pink "Mind Glowing" peel-off mask and a "Like a Light" skin tint, Florence by Mills draws directly from the many years Bobby Brown spent wearing heavy makeup for roles.
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The goal would be to "capture" increased property tax revenue to benefit the M.T.A. The concept is not without merit: If real estate is worth more because a subway is nearby, why not peel off some of the wealth to keep the rails in shape?
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The company added an extra metal layer beneath the screen to reinforce it, closed the gaps on both sides of the "fold" as to prevent dust and debris from getting in, and extended the display-protecting layer to make it harder to peel off.
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Mr. Ossoff has pursued a two-pronged strategy, aiming to peel off a fraction of Republican-leaning voters with a sober, centrist message while mobilizing a broader group of moderates and liberals who are infrequent voters at best and seldom turn out in special elections.
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Republicans and Democrats have so far been divided along party lines on the issue of including witnesses in Trump's trial, and Democrats have been trying to peel off four GOP senators in order to subpoena witnesses like Bolton or acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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On the Republican side, where Trump has comfortable leads in every state, Ted Cruz and John Kasich are simply hoping to peel off a handful of congressional districts to make it harder for Trump to cobble together enough delegates to win the GOP nomination.
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You said you think that peels off, they peel off from your audience, so your audience is even broadly, it's sort of guess in ... it hasn't even ... so if you're a hardcore fan you're probably not ... you're even less likely to watch you guys?
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If Apple is going to be successful in its bid to peel off a larger share of that education pot, it will need to convince education IT buyers that its new devices offer a better value, an easier maintenance regimen, and a richer classroom experience than Chromebooks.
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Scary name, decidedly less scary results: Another iteration of the made-for-Snapchat black peel-off mask, this mask works triple duty by using amino acids to brighten, enriched minerals to cleanse and purify clogged pores, and powerful peptides to reduce the appearance of fine lines.
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I have been delaying this treatment for so long only because, for one week, my face is gonna peel off, and it's gonna be really scary, so I'm a little nervous, but maybe this is the treatment that will finally fix some of my acne scarring.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May faces a major test of whether she can muster enough lawmakers to rule on Thursday when her legislative plan goes to a vote in parliament amid bids by opponents to peel off her supporters with an array of amendments.
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Pointing to the impeachment last year of South Korea's spectacularly corrupt president Park Geun-hye, he advocates mass protests in response to blatant abuses of power and the need, however difficult, "to peel off some members of the ruling regime" and get them to change sides.
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Now, the device will ship with a strengthened hinge that's closer to the phone's body, additional layers of metal beneath the display, an extended protective layer (which shouldn't peel off like the original one), and reinforcements that should keep dust and other particles out of the device.
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If Warren competes for rural voters in the general election (if not to win a red state then to peel off enough of them to make a difference in a purple one), her strong support for abortion rights and gun control will stand in her way.
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While it is also true that liberals are less approving overall of Biden (28503 percent approve, 22020 percent disapprove) as opposed to all Democrats (76 percent approve to 20 percent disapprove), it hardly seems likely that Trump will peel off more than a sliver of Sanders liberals.
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Coming off a win in Iowa and a close second in New Hampshire, if Buttigieg can scramble together an organization in South Carolina and peel off some disappointed former Vice President Joe Biden voters, he has a chance to give Sanders a run for his money.
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As new reports continued to drip out over the President's dealings with Ukraine, Democrats thought there could be a rare opportunity to peel off a bipartisan group, a gang with just enough votes to get witnesses and give Democrats a moral victory to carry into the election.
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It caused scores of Republicans to peel off from the underlying bill, which failed in a lopsided 112-85033 roll call, raising questions about whether Ryan's team will be able to muscle through any more bills or if the appropriations process is dead for the year.
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I've become a peel-off devotee since discovering one of my all-time favorite masks — the H20+ Beauty Aquadefense Refining Matcha Detox Mask — this past summer, but now that we're well into winter, I've been on the hunt for a hydrating formula to help soothe my wind-battered skin.
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The East African country is home to some of the best national parks for spotting the Big Five (elephants, rhinos, lions, leopards and buffalo)—as well as gorgeous white sand beaches, so you can peel off your dusty safari clothes and end your vacation with a coconut in hand.
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Another disclaimer: If you're a beauty person that gets easily skeeved out by things like people squeezing blackheads, or witnessing the skin on your feet peel off right before your eyes, this product probably isn't for you (and you probably don't want to click on those above stories, either).
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"Since convention delegates tend to be more socially conservative than the primary electorate at large, it could be another wedge issue that Cruz tries to use to peel off second and third ballot delegates or to prevent Trump from picking up unbound delegates on the first ballot," he said.
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Adore Cosmetics© Nu Apple Peel Off Mask A powerful combination of antioxidants like apple, ginseng root extract, and aloe vera gives this Adore Cosmetics mask the ability to smooth out the look and feel of your skin and give it a boost of hydration in the process.
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Throughout the fall and winter, Warren struggled increasingly to ward off other compelling candidates hunting for wonky suburbanites and white female voters — Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar — while failing to peel off most of the hardline progressive voters who largely remained committed to Bernie Sanders in the race.
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Cover FX Glitter Drops, $44LA Girl Glitter Magic Shimmer Shifting Lip Color, $6Too Faced Glitter Pop Peel-Off Eyeliner, $22Sarazaar Cosmetics High Shine Foil Pigments, from $12Goddess Glitter Glitter Extensions, $20 for 60 strandsKiara Sky Professional Nails Glitter Dip Powers, from $14.99Fenty Beauty Match Stix Shimmer Skinstick, $25
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During a closed-door meeting with House Democrats on Wednesday morning, Ms. Pelosi urged her caucus to stay unified and not to peel off and begin negotiating with the president on his terms, which could muddle the stark differences between Mr. Trump and them on a critical issue.
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One might think, a priori, that the first trend would have some effect on the second trend — that the steady improvement in the evidence for climate change would loosen the conservative embrace of climate denial, or peel off a substantial bloc of Republicans, or give GOP lawmakers pause, or ... something.
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Okay, maybe it wasn't all that distinct (at least not for me), but it was different, and each and every morning, while the bag lasted, the thought of that thick crema greeting my tongue was enough for me to peel off the sheets and (almost) make it to work on time.
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Now with most polls showing him trailing, Mr. Bredesen will have to thread a needle, hoping for a big turnout from a Democratic base angry with the president — a base he has deliberately not engaged — while still appearing moderate enough to peel off independent and Republican votes from Ms. Blackburn.
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"One of the advantages that Bernie has is that he has an symmetrical advantage to go negative because his base is so loyal that I don't think people will peel off it," a Sanders aide told CNN, while also noting that it didn't make political sense, for now, to press it.
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But even the slightest downturn in black turnout in a general election can be fatal for a Democratic candidate, and Mr. Trump and his allies have expressed some hope that they can peel off enough support from black voters — or keep them home altogether — to make an impact in battleground states in 2020.
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I would take anyone in the field over Donald Trump, but one of the reasons why I'm running in particular is that I can peel off many of the people who voted for Donald Trump — conservatives, independents, libertarians, as well as Democrats and progressives — in a way that the other candidates cannot.
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These included ATR, which detects damage to DNA and halts the cycle of cell division that cancer-promoting mutations encourage; AMER1, which stifles cell growth; and RECK, which reins in metastasis, the tendency of cancer cells to peel off their natal tumour and wander around the body looking for other sites to colonise.
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While it was an overwhelming majority, she will need to peel off more than a dozen no votes over the next five weeks if she wants to win with 218 supporters on the full floor vote in January, though depending on who votes and how that threshold for victory could be lower.
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"The one trend we did see in 2016 was that concern about Trump's temperament and fitness to be president of the United States enabled the Democrat to peel off a lot of Republican-leaning voters in suburban districts that went for Mitt Romney," Fallon, Clinton's former press secretary, told me this April.
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The whales would excessively bite on the corners of the concrete tanks and peel off the blue paint, causing their teeth to wear down to the point where we, the trainers, had to manually drill a hole in the tooth and then invasively irrigate this hole with a hydrogen peroxide solution, using a metal catheter.
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The former vice president is there primarily to talk climate change—his signature issue, and one millennials prioritize—but his most powerful play is warning about the consequences of third-party voting, hoping to peel off young supporters of Gary Johnson and Jill Stein who ultimately don't want Donald Trump in the White House.
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The strategy is for Republicans to pass the bill on their own in the House -- still not an easy task as it currently stands -- and when it gets to the Senate, make the vote so politically painful for Democrats that just enough have to peel off to push the bill across the finish line.
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After several minutes, I manage to take the thin, pink peel off of one of the fruits to find a sponge covering a huge pit in the center, and that once you bite it, it releases a very subtle floral taste that kind of reminds you of violets, but that's it… It's not sweet, nor bitter, just floral.
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Biden's supporters are hungry to raise ever-bigger sums of money through the early-state contests to help the former vice president hire more staff and air more ads, especially since former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg began spending hundreds of millions of dollars on the race in an effort to peel off more moderate Democratic voters.
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At least 20 Republicans would have to break with Trump to provide the 67 votes needed to remove him from office, but if enough peel off they could provide Democrats with the 51 votes needed for key wins, such as to compel witnesses, demand documents and push through other procedural motions Democrats may seek during a trial.
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Here's why: At least 20 Republicans would have to break with Trump to provide the 67 votes needed to remove him from office, but if enough peel off they could provide Democrats with the 51 votes needed for key wins, such as to compel witnesses, demand documents and push through other procedural motions Democrats may seek during a trial.
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Speaking about the song itself, Perfume Genius has said it's partly about feeling betrayed by his physical body and wanting to be freed from it ("I wanna hover with no shape... I wanna peel off every weight") As such, his goal with the contest and video was to incite that same sense of euphoric freedom and reckless abandon, which he achieved imo.
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But the one trend we did see in 20163 was that concern about Trump's temperament and fitness to be president of the United States enabled the Democrat to peel off a lot of Republican-leaning voters in suburban districts that went for Mitt Romney in large numbers in 2012, but [that] either went to Hillary Clinton or in which Trump vastly underperformed Romney.
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The ghosts flimmer in their chairs, the hieroglyphics rise in the rugs, the stopped gilt clocks and cracked ornaments begin to pulse with the living current of their memories, and a few filmy pictures, too faded to see clearly — streetcars and cafes and people in heavy, old-fashioned clothing hurrying along in a cold, twilit city — peel off into the sparkling dust.
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The House Democratic managers and the President's legal team will be doing the arguing in public -- senators can only debate in closed session during the trial -- but an intense debate over the direction of the trial nevertheless is likely to play out between Republican and Democratic senators while Schumer looks to peel off four GOP senators to support subpoenaing witnesses and documents.
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The House managers and the President's legal team will be doing the arguing in public — senators can only debate in closed session during the trial— but an intense debate over the direction of the trial nevertheless is likely to play out between Republican and Democratic senators while Schumer looks to peel off four GOP senators to support subpoenaing witnesses and documents.
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If the plan is approved by delegates to the church's general conference this May, the main body of the United Methodist Church would recognize the dignity of LGBTQ people, and a new "traditionalist" Methodist denomination would peel off to continue in a separate branch what they see as the "tradition" of exclusion, banning same sex marriage and LGBTQ people from the clergy.
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Players were supposed to collect peel-off tickets and either amass properties à la the board game or find instant winners, but a sprawling F.B.I. investigation uncovered the ludicrous scam in which a security officer for the marketing company that oversaw the production of the game pieces secretly snatched the winning pieces and distributed them — for a fee — to friends, family and eventually acquaintances.
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After the large national organizations endorsed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE early on, Sanders was able to peel off support from local affiliates and landed the backing of several up-and-coming union groups, such as National Nurses United (NNU), which is led by women.
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They use their mighty incisors to dig for salts and minerals, to break off branches and get at the foliage, to pry into trees and peel off the bark — "They really love to to eat bark," said Joyce Poole, scientific director of Elephant Voices, a research and advocacy group working at Gorongosa — to scoop an errant calf out of a mudhole or lift a sleeping one to its feet.
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In France, the president serves as head of state and steers the country's foreign policy while the prime minster serves as head of government and handles domestic matters, and the appointment is part of Macron's effort to establish a majority in the country's 577-seat parliament after elections in June, peel off Philippe's conservative colleagues and further splinter France's political right, and lend momentum to a business-friendly agenda.
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As Sewell, who examines the commercial, historical, and social aspects of fashion in the courses she teaches at the University of Arizona in Phoenix, told me in a recent e-mail interview, the high-quality corsets and other "unmentionables" the women in Goldman's pictures lounge around in, squeeze themselves into, or languidly peel off were not only parts of their work uniforms but could even be seen as self-esteem-boosting job perks.
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Democrats would need to peel off four GOP senators in order to call preferred witnesses such as former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE.
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But like O'Rourke, Bullock prides himself on going places where most Democrats don't — small towns where he only received a handful of the vote — and that campaign philosophy seems to match the current political moment in the US. For a Democrat to win in Montana today, they not only have to appeal to traditional quasi-urban voters (the biggest city, Billings, barely tops 220,21965) but also peel off enough rural voters to fend off the newly powerful block of out-of-state conservatives who've flocked to the state, largely from California, in recent years.
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Opinion columnist Donald Trump's speech from the Oval Office Wednesday night was horrifying for many reasons: It seemed barely thought through, containing three misstatements that had to be clarified (two about international trade, sowing more confusion in an already volatile market); he spoke without humanity, when humanity is precisely what this first-order crisis requires (peel off his back, and I'm convinced all we'll see are coils and springs); he blew a racist dog whistle while discussing a global health emergency (a "foreign" virus); he humped the same notes of self-congratulation — that his early decision to impose restrictions on travel to China was bold, that America is superbly prepared — when the latter point is obviously untrue, and the former point is moot.
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