After the plaque was removed, Mr. Parks said he created a handmade plaque for the sidewalk space.
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A proper lifestyle can also lead to changing plaque morphology which over time leads to less plaque rupture.
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The company says that basic brushing only cleans 42% of dental plaque, while electric brushes clean 46% of dental plaque.
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This is the substance that deposits plaque on the walls of arteries, plaque that can eventually precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
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Prudent lifestyle behavior signal the endothelial cells to not only be less likely to allow plaque build-up, but more importantly to interfere with the most feared complication of plaque buildup — plaque rupture, which leads to an acute heart attack.
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The plaque-headed figure still has its plaque head — and the diving figure on the third floor has his door to dive into.
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Years before a patient shows Alzheimer's symptoms, PET scans can reveal plaque in the brain, while spinal taps can show plaque in cerebrospinal fluid.
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Monument removed: Confederate's Rest plaque Madison Mayor Paul Soglin ordered the plaque, which honored Confederate soldiers, to be removed from the city's Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Wherever plaque builds, two things can occur: a blood clot can form, or a piece of the plaque can break off and block the artery.
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Our everyday environments have stories to tell, both in plaque and non-plaque form, and only by stopping and paying attention to our world can we learn about them.
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The Cochrane Review found that wooden "cleaning sticks" can help reduce gingivitis but not plaque, whereas those made of synthetic materials can help reduce plaque but not gingivitis symptoms.
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The protest was held peacefully, and the students were allowed to permanently hang their mock-up plaque in the vicinity of the original plaque that honors Arthur M. Sackler.
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You never get a plaque for it, but you did it, and your music is popular, and we live forever because it's not the plaque that makes it live forever.
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" Rubino's plaque idea originated from a message he sent his friend saying, "If I die please make a plaque on a bench in Central Park that says 'he loved plaques.
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Shepard's plaque will be mounted opposite Keller's own plaque in the cathedral's nearby Chapel of St. Joseph of Arimathea, the place members of the public may go to honor him.
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Tino Martinez, another plaque recipient, batted a relatively modest .
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"The texture and sugar content of certain foods can lead to a greater volume of plaque, increase difficulty in cleaning, or [add] more fuel for the plaque to thrive," Dr. Chase says.
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Each of the turnkey cars will also come with a serial numbered dash plaque and engine plaque, letter of authenticity, and personal letter of gratitude from Hennessey CEO and founder John Hennessey.
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Hart points out that rodent studies have found a significant link with reduced amyloid plaque, due to the fact that THC inhibits the enzyme AChE, which is involved in producing the plaque.
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The more calcium, the more plaque a person is likely to have and the greater the risk of a blockage that can precipitate a heart attack if a piece of plaque breaks loose.
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Philips Sonicare Premium Plaque Defence Replacement Brush Heads (Four Pack)
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Philips Sonicare Premium Plaque Defence Replacement Brush Heads (Two Pack)
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Johnson & Johnson spokesman Marc Boston said floss helps remove plaque.
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They retire your desk and put a little plaque up.
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A plaque in front of the hospital memorializes the events.
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A blockage there due to plaque buildup is usually deadly.
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He said there were no plans to replace Chastain's plaque.
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" On local historians debunking his plaque: "How would they know?
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HobbyFrog has a plaque, so HobbyBear wants one as well.
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Some years later, the plaque was lost, and remains unfound.
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A plaque at the building acknowledges its two famous residents.
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Griffey's plaque will be moved temporarily to Seattle on Aug.
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"They should put a plaque on the sundial," he said.
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But those three will not surround his plaque in Cooperstown.
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They're dumb in the way that Rubino's plaque is dumb.
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But they're brilliant in the way Rubino's plaque is brilliant.
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Last year, a bench was also installed near the plaque.
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Instead, the plaque was added to the pedestal in 1903.
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Alas, there is no plaque there to commemorate that event.
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More children pressed a bronze plaque into a round boulder.
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"Slave Auction Block," the missing plaque reads in large letters.
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A commemorative plaque indicates the site of the dueling grounds.
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A plaque near the bridge honors the men who died.
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On one plaque: Assamese, Pidgin, Cebuano, Javanese, Kebu and Nias.
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The plaque was formally presented on Thursday, April 18, 2019.
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It's the first time a drug has shown the ability to clear the amyloid plaque, and "more importantly ... that the clearance of plaque was associated with a slowdown of the cognitive decline," he said.
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Monument removed: Plaque to Confederate president Jefferson Davis The plaque, donated by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1925, sat amid paving tiles at the city's downtown Horton Plaza Park, NBC San Diego reported.
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But where did the idea of studying dental plaque come from?
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Did they know what the plaque was about, what had happened?
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Maria Butina presenting a plaque to Oleg Volk in April 2015.
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The higher your cholesterol levels, the more plaque that's built up.
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Collomb noted that the plaque had previously been vandalized in 2015.
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Severe plaque psoriasis, a lot of companies are going for it.
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It took our offices 15 minutes to take down this plaque.
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The Princess Diarist author isn't the only one without a plaque.
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Take a look at why this plaque got roasted on Twitter.
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The time has come for the Confederate plaque to come down.
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A plaque has been placed where "Fearless Girl" used to be.
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"All I got was a plaque," Mr. Delligatti said in 2007.
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"By appointment or chance," read a plaque by the front door.
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There are four empty drill holes where the plaque should be.
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If you step up and let the plaque scan your eye.
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She has her own plaque in the university's hall of fame.
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HAZEBROUCK, France — There is no plaque at the tiny stadium here.
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Ms. Hsu's company was recognized on a plaque in the lobby.
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The department's leaf symbol adorns a plaque affixed to the gate.
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But that meant he had to remove a plaque already installed.
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But there is no plaque on the brownstone where he lived.
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Today, there's a memorial plaque surrounded by flowers and teddy bears.
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"And they'll put up a plaque right here with his name."
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But even without the ashes, there is still Gehrig's bronze plaque.
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He noticed the church organ had a plaque dedicated to her.
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Each wheel is labeled with a unique plaque of milk protein.
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Nearby is a plaque etched with the prayer of Saint Francis.
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This suggested the possibility that dietary changes could induce plaque regression.
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Outraged Iraqi protesters pose for a photo with US embassy plaque.
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Wouldn't this be more in line with what her plaque claims?
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Surgery is not done until the plaque and curvature have stabilized.
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The site is marked with a plaque honoring the community's history.
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After all, between the time we emerge from a person who once sat on a bench with a plaque to the time we have a bench dedicated to us with a plaque, we have lives to lead.
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Each park light bears a plaque with a series of four numbers.
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Blue lazurite found in the dental plaque of 2000,22014-year-old teeth.
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The original spot bears only a plaque with the outline of footprints.
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Only the plaque reduction neutralization test (PRNT) can do that with certainty.
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Inserillo (center) holds a plaque when she won officer of the month.
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What was it like holding that Cardi B plaque in your hands?
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In the center of one thick plaque, there is a slight thinning.
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I no longer feel plaque build up and teeth are definitely whiter.
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After all, the small bronze plaque was artfully hidden behind artificial ivy.
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She also unveiled a commemorative plaque bearing, appropriately enough, a secret message.
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The plaque is now clean, blank, and ready for the next name.
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So..This plaque popped up last night outside the Bristol children's hospital!
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And the right cleat features the classic plaque from the opening credits.
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Some mothers came by & left 2-3 encouraging notes on my plaque.
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Empty Arrowhead water bottles are clustered around the plaque like prayer candles.
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They hold DNA, and plaque can show what foods a person ate.
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A plaque memorializing the eight men in Belfast was unveiled in 2012.
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It also comes with a display stand that includes a fact plaque.
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Severe cavities — huge holes that trap food and plaque — still require fillings.
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A plaque marked the spot, which was a location in the game.
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Even a plaque declaring the ferryboat a historic site had been stolen.
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A small plaque in a riverside park now memorializes the young man.
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A plaque honoring de Gaulle is almost hidden by the garden wall.
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A black marble plaque lists the names of the 202 who died.
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The plaque has a more interesting backstory than I would have guessed.
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Congress members honored Cummings as they unveiled the plaque honoring the chairman.
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By a riverbank was a plaque I never would have found myself.
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Frequent napping, on the other hand, was not associated with plaque accumulation.
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Looking up from the plaque, I saw why the spot was chosen.
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That building will soon get a plaque more fully describing Lamar's legacy.
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Behind them loomed the massive plaque honoring George M. Steinbrenner, the owner.
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It's too bad we missed his plaque, but we can come back.
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Mr. Epstein's initials are on a brass plaque near the front door.
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But in other ways, the plaque program is bending to the times.
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The site is currently marked with a plaque to commemorate its history.
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In any case, Ms. Genovese has never been honored with a plaque.
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Thursday that the plaque had disappeared, according to a city press release.
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Turns out the man was an impostor, and actually stole the plaque.
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No house museum greets them, or even a plaque with his name.
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Despite the commemorative plaque, the house may actually have been slightly north.
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He quietly points to a plaque on one of the stall doors.
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A small plaque informed me to check in with the front desk.
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Iraan's opponent, Bremond High, also presented the school with a memorial plaque.
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Brilliant-cut diamonds surround the plaque, closely set by visible gold metal.
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This one claims to remove up to 10x more plaque than manual toothbrushes.
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The United Daughters of the Confederacy had originally donated the plaque in 1925.
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But there are ways to reverse plaque buildup and restore a healthier heart.
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But the plaque in question is not in that wing, according to Snyder.
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Gibson was gifted with a special recognition plaque from Pennsylvania's Department of Aging.
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For others who don't remember the moment as clearly, there's now a plaque.
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Furthermore, since the plaque has been removed, the statute serves no commercial purpose.
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On Lamma, a plaque marks a spot where three young trees were uprooted.
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A plaque identifies the 325-foot Wavertree as the company's hull No. 231.
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Clay called the police right after damaging the plaque, according to the article.
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Each of the 19 hotshots is memorialized along the way with a plaque.
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This baby eliminates plaque and polishes teeth with 40,000 brush strokes per minute.
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The plaque, set to go, sits in one of Ms. LaMorte's desk drawers.
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Plaque psoriasis is the most common form of psoriasis, a chronic skin condition.
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"It makes you feel chills," she said as she walked toward the plaque.
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He even had a nice bronze plaque with his name engraved on it.
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Karopkin seems disappointed that she hasn't yet managed to loose my mucoid plaque.
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It's similar to trying to communicate with aliens, like with the Pioneer plaque.
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We're see that the bench has a plaque on it dedicated to Tom.
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A marble plaque on the side of Pizzeria Brandi marking their 100th anniversary.
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A plaque affirms that F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald lived there in 1920.
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Rubino, a producer and part-time comedian, wanted to have a plaque, too.
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They might even be enjoyable lives during which we see a funny plaque.
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They placed a plaque before it and named it the Lost Souls Tree.
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Armstrong's birthplace has been demolished but a commemorative plaque now marks the spot.
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In her living room is a plaque honoring her 30-year work anniversary.
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The office has Ms. McCray's name on a metal plaque on the door.
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This year, a plaque honoring Mr. Bouchet was unveiled on the Yale campus.
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It has a plaque on the back that reads: "In Appreciation: Jerry Manock."
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I saw no plaque reminding me to thank a generous donor for it.
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This year, a plaque honoring Dr. Bouchet was unveiled on the Yale campus.
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Colgate's new Plaqless Pro Toothbrush glows blue when it comes across plaque buildup.
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He was there so often, he said, that he set up a plaque.
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Last year, the Yankees honored Mariano Rivera with a plaque in Monument Park.
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Markers of blood-fat oxidation, which contributes to plaque buildup, rose as well.
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The triangle outside Mr. Ahmed's smoke shop is completely covered by a plaque.
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He already was on his way to Cooperstown getting measured for his plaque.
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And a plaque reading "The New York Times" was added above the main doors, temporarily obscuring the plaque of the General Society, a nonprofit educational, philanthropic and cultural organization that was founded in 1785 by and for the city's craftsmen.
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The plaque reads : In memory of the wounded and killed victims of the Nov.
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It's also mechanically advanced, removing up to 100 percent more plaque than manual brushing.
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You can even request a custom engraved plaque for all your nautical whiskey adventures!
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This post has been updated with O'Brien's remarks regarding plans for a new plaque.
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As part of the exhibition, a new informational plaque was added to the bronze.
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You can even set different brushing goals, like fresh breath, less plaque, or whitening.
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It was actually Bausch Health's BRYHALI lotion for plaque psoriasis that received tentative approval.
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LDL is considered "bad cholesterol" because it contributes to plaque buildup in the arteries.
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"We've bought her a sweet chestnut tree and a plaque for it," says Browne.
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All of that information is displayed on an iron plaque outside the cemetery gates.
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"Thank you very much," Kimmel said after a picture of the plaque was revealed.
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It also apparently aids in preventing cavities by removing plaque and detoxifying your mouth.
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It's nothing fancy, she says of the plaque that now sits in her home.
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But the small (shall we say "wee"?) plaque "might be even cooler," he allowed.
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State Street contests the claim of commercial purpose and subsequently has removed the plaque.
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I wonder what the museum plaque next to my picture will say one day.
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The plaque measurements were collected with an ultrasound probe placed inside the diseased artery.
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Board members had previously called to remove the plaque due to its historical inaccuracy.
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Denied the medal, he was awarded a silver plaque instead, as a consolation prize.
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Greg Abbott (R) has argued that removing the plaque is not within his authority.
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It is right there in gold on his plaque at the Hall of Fame.
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In the photo, she debuted both an award plaque and new bright pink hair.
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The plaque of amuse-bouches at Petrossian suggests candy, not a pre-dinner snack.
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A plaque reading "handhewn caverns" is displayed in the stone front of the cistern.
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In December, Flint's newly elected mayor, Karen Weaver, presented Edwards with a commemorative plaque.
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But there was really weak evidence that it reduced plaque in the short term.
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In 2007, the school finally installed a plaque observing the shooting, and this Aug.
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Plaque forms when cholesterol combines with fat, calcium and other substances in the blood.
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We have visual confirmation: the #Confederate plaque in the Texas Capitol has been removed.
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These deposits of amyloid plaque and tau tangles are considered "biomarkers" of Alzheimer's disease.
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Sixteen of the runners proved to have no plaque in their arteries at all.
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Like other devotees, the artist left behind an engraved plaque to extend his gratitude.
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At its base is a barely legible plaque listing the names of the dead.
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Before the match, Rooney was presented with a plaque by his teammate Harry Kane.
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On Friday, Mr. de Blasio said that the Pétain plaque would remain in place.
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My family placed a granite plaque carved with Isabel's name in the nearby cemetery.
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You can find a plaque identifying the owner of the building in the lobby.
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Bacteria live in that plaque and can break down the enamel of the teeth.
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So flossing ought to remove plaque, which should then make your teeth healthy. Right?
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Harvard erected a plaque memorializing four slaves owned by Harvard presidents during the 1700s.
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Decades later, in 1932, a plaque was added expressly articulating its white supremacist origins.
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"All I got was a plaque," he told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 2007.
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People who have plaque psoriasis have immune systems whose orchestra is a little off.
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I pick up a cute plaque and a make-up bag for my sister.
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For that, the Yankees should honor him, posthumously, with a plaque in Monument Park.
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The data provided conclusive proof that lifestyle modifications, albeit intensive ones, can decrease plaque.
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The plaque on the instrument panel has the companies' logos, registration, and edition number.
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We go into some shops and T. buys a plaque of his last name.
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He acknowledged another plaque, beneath Mitford's, declaring Heywood the official booksellers to the Queen.
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Someone with a score higher than 100 is considered to have worrisome plaque buildup.
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I have this little plaque that my husband hung on our wall at home.
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The plaque itself is symbolic, too, a reminder of how change arrives here: incrementally.
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Mr. Rhodes checked out an 1840 house on Silvermine Avenue, marked with a plaque.
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It has nothing from the past unless it gets a plaque, but that's rare.
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Local blog Pardon Me For Asking first reported on the tongue-in-cheek plaque.
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The Cochrane Review found that such tools can reduce gingivitis symptoms and plaque in the short term, and a 2015 review of nearly 400 studies, published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, found "moderate" evidence that interdental brushes reduce plaque and gingivitis symptoms.
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Among other Yankees promotions is the dedication of a plaque for Mariano Rivera on Aug.
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Made with 100% activated charcoal, this can help whiten your teeth, remove plaque, and more.
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Her sonnet, "The New Colossus," is inscribed on a plaque on the Statue of Liberty.
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Jackson said the fire department is working to get a permanent plaque made of stone.
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At right, a plaque honoring U.S. military veterans at Chatfield Farms in Denver Botanic Gardens.
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It wasn&apost until 2003 that a plaque commemorating the fire&aposs victims was laid.
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There was no plaque blocking her artery; rather, the artery's inner wall had suddenly torn.
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Margaret O&aposBrien gave Spencer a plaque from the state thanking him for his service.
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The spot is now marked by a plaque commemorating the event, according to Atlas Obscura.
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Officials are unsure whether sidewalk plaque was taken "for protection" or if it was stolen.
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There is only a tiny plaque at the former Res Club that hardly anyone sees.
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The small plaque was fixed to the low brick wall bordering the front entry steps.
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Is "pet spa," as it says on a plaque on the door, perhaps an overstatement?
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They were patients with plaque-clogged arteries, who were at risk of suffering a stroke.
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Maria Butina presents a plaque to NRA President Jim Porter at the 23 NRA convention.
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Plaque — the disgusting film coating our teeth — is made of bacteria and bits of food.
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The man removed a six-year-old bronze plaque and took it away with him.
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Hamm said he hasn't yet received the plaque for his win from earlier this month.
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It's caused by the buildup of fatty material, or plaque, in the coronary artery walls.
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So she traveled to Germany in last year and came home with a marble plaque.
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But for scientists studying Neanderthals, humanity's closest extinct relatives, prehistoric plaque can be a godsend.
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"Maybe one person is more prone to plaque buildup and the other isn't," Akosa says.
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Originally, she said that there had been discussion about placing a plaque over the date.
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The center was partly funded by Saudi and Kuwaiti donors, according to a plaque outside.
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Until 1944, the supporting winners received a small plaque instead of the traditional golden statuette.
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The word "Osiris" has been incised in one plaque; the word "Osiers" in the other.
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The one exception is a rectangular stone plaque, "Only Connect" (1998), made with John Andrew.
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"There is enthusiasm it may be able to shrink plaque" in heart arteries, he said.
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What is left behind is the cage — a plaque that is the hallmark of Alzheimer's.
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On every plaque, you'll usually see a unique string of digits or some other identifier.
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Below the poster on Murphy's wall is a plaque dedicated to the community of Newtown.
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This slow process of "plaque" build-up is called atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries.
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He also does something even more necessary: He turns names on a plaque into people.
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" The adjoining bench bears the plaque: "For Buddha Branca Chris's Bulldog forever by his side.
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Clay had called police right after damaging the plaque, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Sometimes the Pioneer plaque again prevailed; at others, both images appeared together on the page.
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Only a small plaque remembers him, the building itself holding apartments and a spice shop.
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What will happen, however, is plaque buildup which increases risk of cavities and gum disease.
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A plaque honoring Smalls was installed on a squat little pillar downtown not long ago.
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From the projector embedded in the plaque came a glittering cone and web of light.
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Its physical twin was wound around the plaque, weighed down with a small gold cross.
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A Jenny Holzer Living series plaque is tucked away on Fl 2 near the bookstore.
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Currently, CT scans tell a doctor when an artery has already become narrowed by plaque.
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Most of all, the shiny plaque honoring that forgotten woman will be on its own.
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"We're still having a little heartburn" about the placement of the plaque, Ms. Bates said.
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"Always read the plaque" is the unofficial slogan of the popular podcast 99 Percent Invisible.
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There's a plaque marking this as the location of one of the American defensive posts.
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"We pulled up and got out of the car to read the plaque," he said.
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My friend got up to read the small plaque that was posted next to it.
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"Our implacable plaque unveiler," as Rhea calls him, does not enjoy or appreciate this hoopla.
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"The contents are intended to offer insight into daily life today," a nearby plaque reads.
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When the arteries build up with plaque, a blood clot is more likely to form.
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He took an amazing vintage a Cartier gold plaque necklace and had it sketched out.
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Ms. Leclerc said that the company could "envision" putting a commemorative plaque on the site.
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These faster brush strokes will clean deeper around teeth and remove plaque buildup more effectively.
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The gravediggers removed a metal plaque, then a cement wall, and, finally, a brick façade.
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A week later she presented the cast, mounted on a wood plaque, to Ms. Foster.
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Next to Amazon's door was a plaque proclaiming the building's status as a historic place.
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Almirall says European Commission has approved its Ilumetri for moderate-to-severe chronic plaque psoriasis.
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The degree of plaque accumulation can generally be assessed using a coronary artery calcium score.
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The tribute came after their former second baseman Willie Randolph received a plaque as scheduled.
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A preliminary sketch depicts a cat and a rocket, with a plaque featuring supporters' names.
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In the chronic phase, the pain ends, the plaque stops growing and the deformity stabilizes.
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Until quite recently, her name was marked as "Faulkner" on the plaque in the station.
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That was played over on Court 18, which now bears a plaque commemorating the record-setter.
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Plaque psoriasis is a chronic condition that causes dry, red skin lesions covered with silvery scales.
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I want to put a gold plaque up next to the championship like, that sounds dope.
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"Ruya's Flowers" is etched into the small, wooden plaque that dedicates the garden to the girl.
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The beverage contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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Plaque from his teeth showed he was eating poplar, which contains the active ingredient of aspirin.
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A powerful toothbrush that can remove ten times more plaque than run-of-the-mill brushes.
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At its base was a plaque celebrating the "heroic courage" and "unselfish patriotism" of their cause.
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Thanks to JEAN MONESTINE from Miami-Dade County commissioners office for presenting us with this plaque.
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Calculation suggests the plaque-clearing effect found would happen by chance only one time in 1,000.
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A plaque is unveiled at the site of Okjökull, Iceland's first glacier lost to climate change.
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But for decades before that, there was another plaque at that same address, at eye level.
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If all this plaque talk has you wanting to go brush your teeth, we get it.
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Plaque can feel kind of fuzzy on your teeth, and sometimes it has a foul odor.
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Elsewhere that mission statement — part management cliché, part heartfelt philosophy — might be cast on a plaque.
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The company has developed an oral care device to improve brushing with a focus on plaque.
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The majority of those bacterial culprits are found in plaque towards the back of your tongue.
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On Monday, the consulate plaque had been removed from the building facade, leaving a blank space.
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BC said patients with some types of arthritis, diabetes and plaque psoriasis would have until Nov.
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The Spy cave plaque had all sorts of meat DNA, like sheep and even wooly rhinoceros.
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"Conservation is more than just putting up a plaque and calling something a park," Obama said.
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"This historic statue is a reminder of the university's divisive past," the plaque reads, in part.
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Eric Johnson (D) launched the formal process to remove the plaque last year, and state Rep.
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This score shows plaque buildup in arteries and is determined through a CT scan, he said.
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Ivanka Trump and Mnuchin stand next to the dedication plaque at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.
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Nine workers who died while building the tunnel were honored on Tuesday with a bronze plaque.
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Late in January 20163, Bartolo Colon received the plaque for the American League Cy Young Award.
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His father was a regular, too, and has a plaque at what was his preferred table.
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A plaque at the University of Pennsylvania commemorates President Gerald Ford getting stuck in an elevator.
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Combined, these elements harden into plaque, which can then rupture, causing a blood clot to form.
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Lou Young had to remove the failed plaque and replace it with one bearing nonmatrimonial expectations.
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As I walked along Broadway, I read every plaque embedded in the sidewalk, commemorating past parades.
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Properly aligned teeth are also easier to clean, which helps prevent plaque, bacteria buildup and cavities.
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Among the medaled 21 are nine players who went on to receive a plaque in Cooperstown.
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"I want the money not the plaque you gave me!" he wrote on Twitter in 2013.
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Plaque can build up on the exposed root and cause nasty-looking lesions called root caries.
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Then there is the new plaque commemorating Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, the Finnish military officer and statesman.
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The plaque doesn't honor Pétain so much as recognize the fact that he got a parade.
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Hardly a street or building in Germany today lacks some sign or plaque, redressing the past.
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The score indicates how much hardened plaque may line the arteries critical to their heart's health.
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There were no differences between the groups in plaque accumulation or in blood markers of inflammation.
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Artery-obstructing plaque is filled with white blood cells, smoldering with inflammation and subject to rupture.
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"Always read the plaque" is another way of saying the place you're in existed before you.
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But if a Most Improved plaque had been awarded, Woods would have won in a rout.
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High calcium levels are associated with more arterial plaque and a greater risk of heart attack.
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Over the years, the association between diet and atherosclerotic plaque grew, but controversy grew as well.
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It's also thought this plaque can lead to gingivitis, which is the inflammation of the gums.
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Since 1986, the plaque has been part of a display in the museum within the pedestal.
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Until now, a sculpture and plaque have been the two primary memorials in the Olympic Park.
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"We care about your privacy," the small plaque proclaims, offering a web address and QR code.
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Durocher's Cooperstown plaque was less assured, and is less decorated, but his career was equally storied.
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The ceremony included a rifle salute, flag presentation and plaque presentation in honor of the veteran.
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He was never found and neither was the plaque, but the Academy gave Brady a replacement.
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His plaque features an Angels hat, which he wore during his 2004 American League MVP campaign.
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The mayor also awarded Dane a plaque, and a gift card to buy a snowball maker.
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This curious outcome probably occurs because extreme workouts create a unique type of plaque, she says.
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Two cardiologists, Peter Libby and Paul Ridker, were thinking about plaque formation in a different way.
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Some element of inflammation that drives plaque formation in coronary disease is also driving cancer progression.
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Sometimes plaque forms around the penis, creating a narrow band like the neck of a bottle.
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There's a memorial plaque for his late wife he installed on the lamppost across the street.
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Last November, the city recognized the tragedy with a plaque on the boardwalk near Lincoln Boulevard.
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But a small plaque placed within the reach of the strobe's effect is clearly not enough.
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A plaque depicting Alfred Nobel at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony held in Oslo, Norway in 2015.
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However, the Cardiovascular Trial showed more plaque buildup in the coronary arteries of men treated with testosterone.
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In addition to giving you glowing chompers, it also helps in removing plaque and detoxifying your mouth.
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Poland's foreign ministry said the plaque had only been removed temporarily as part of broader refurbishment work.
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A plaque near an alligator juniper tells the story of how the crew saved the giant tree.
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In short, plaque and tartar increase bad mouth bacteria, inflame the gums and predispose them to infection.
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Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland stands next to a plaque marking the childhood home of Franklin on Aug.
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Previously, the plaque had been criticized for "being illegible," according to a report by The Daily Progress.
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If you notice from the photo, her award plaque even lists her new (older?) name, Jenna Dewan.
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At one point, two men also shared a plaque with "Kim" written on it for the star.
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Beside a donor plaque outside the museum's entrance, Rowland has installed a label explaining the museum's origins.
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Golden Globes winners are handed a statuette on stage and later mailed a plaque with their names.
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A plaque commemorating Washington's visit now marks the spot where Hart's Tavern is believed to have stood.
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On the wall next to the plaque, mount a label that identifies the work as "DATE" (2016).
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They collected scrapings of dental plaque from 22 brave humans, and smeared each onto a microscope slide.
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A plaque memorializing Okjökull, the first Icelandic glacier lost to climate change, will be installed next month.
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The plaque looks so official that the hospital didn't even notice it for a full 18 months.
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Seachoy used crowdfunding to finance the plaque and secretly glued it to the hospital wall at midnight.
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"The Confederate States of America," a plaque on the front of the statue read, according to WNCN.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce says the plaque is worth $30k, so he's confessing to a felony.
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The early stages are called gingivitis, when bacteria living in the plaque along your gums release toxins.
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That's probably tongue plaque, says Fariba Younai, DDS, professor of clinical dentistry at UCLA School of Dentistry.
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They are hoping to raise enough money for a carved bench with an inlaid stone or plaque.
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He's also arguably the most successful artist signed under Drake, who helped him secure a Platinum plaque.
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In another video, Maduro smokes a cigar taken from a box with a plaque of his name.
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He will be the 53rd person and first non-player to receive a plaque on the wall.
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"It is a space probe tradition to include a message plaque," Mrongovius told me in an email.
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She watched as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin pulled the cord on a curtain to unveil a plaque.
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And it's hard to accept this argument when the plaque on the new embassy says Jerusalem, Israel.
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Participants with fractured sleep were 34% more like to have plaque buildup than those who slept well.
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A plaque that included an identification plate from the lunar module from that mission sold for $468,500.
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In Iceland, locals and scientists held a funeral and installed a plaque for the former Okjökull glacier.
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"I still think we should put up a plaque," he said, as a professor walking by chuckled.
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The soft, textured floss is gentle on your gums while scrubbing away plaque and removing food particles.
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Eight months later a shining plaque of the Order of Lenin was installed in the same spot.
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At first, they chose the Pioneer plaque, which stayed in its privileged position for about five years.
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I splashed my face with water, gargled, rubbed the plaque off my teeth with a paper towel.
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In the future we'll probably see a commemorative plaque placed in this oven from a thankful nation.
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One hundred people gave $1003,700 each, for which they received wine and a plaque in the winery.
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Today she tapped lightly on the brass plaque on a beech that said Alfonse Remi, 1954—2031.
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"When there's a plaque for many of these, typically it's revisionism, or even more flagrant," said Hanks.
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" Nearby, a plaque memorializes Mr. Garner's death as a murder, adding, "May his soul rest in peace.
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Still, the "Homeward Bound" plaque contains enough pop-cultural juice that it has been stolen multiple times.
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In black marker, a vandal scrawled "Kill," followed by the slur, on a plaque at the monument.
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On a recent Sunday, he watched three women from Toronto react skeptically after reading the statue's plaque.
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So, I walk over to the wall and I read the plaque and it said 'KKK application.
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A plaque commends Richard Adams, the book's author, for his love of the Down and its inhabitants.
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Black ribbon also draped his plaque and his retired uniform number, 14, in the team's Ashburn Alley.
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One plaque, placed at the monument to a Confederate soldier, was thrown out and redone last year.
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He was lucky to have the ball, but unlucky to have missed Jeter's plaque by three days.
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