First, lower corporate tax rates will plump up our companies' bottom lines.
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These salaries do not include backend residuals, which really plump up a salary.
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They're going to plump up the septuagenarian society further with their 2020 nominee?
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And then you drop them back into fresh water — they plump up and they wriggle away.
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Allowing them to plump up and reducing the amount of pesticides saves money in products, equipment, and labor.
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They might have to work harder to plump up household income in the absence of a male partner.
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Such financial maneuvers helped plump up the country's economy, which grew at a breakneck 26.3 percent last year.
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"Think of your lips as a sponge: When exposed to moisture, they absorb water and plump up," King explains.
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Another theory is that lesbians work harder to plump up household income in the absence of a male partner.
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I might go back in soon and have them plump up the inside a bit, which they can do.
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But it might also make them complicit in preserving revenues at all costs, the better to plump up worker wages.
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She explains that it can help to smooth out the under eye, and plump up the skin where it's concave.
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That's very much an ongoing work in progress as it seeks additional deals to plump up that potential subscription offering.
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Despite the online excitement about Katmai National Park's fat bears this year, the critters struggled harder than usual to plump up.
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The acquisition brings popular Fox titles like "The Simpsons" under the Disney brand to further plump up its direct-to-consumer offerings.
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Its plans to plump up its capital cushion without asking investors for money looked a stretch even before the DoJ came knocking.
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During the procedure, Restalyn is injected into a person's stretched-out lobes to plump up the ear and make their piercing holes smaller.
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"We're doing a laser facial so we're gonna plump up the skin, stimulate the collagen, work on pores, tightening everything up," Haloossim replied.
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China is the world's biggest consumer of pork but strictly enforces a ban on the beta-agonist ractopamine - a feed additive used to plump up pigs.
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They plump up, they're nice and juicy, and they've got the mouth feel of any other shellfish that you eat, like a clam, mussel or an oyster.
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In recent research reports, William Ryan, an analyst at Compass Point Research & Trading in Washington, D.C., expressed concerns that Signet is relaxing credit standards to plump up sales.
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But the plant-based nugget still has to plump up, get juicy, and feel like a normal piece of processed chicken would feel like if it's going to compete.
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Here in the South, where high humidity, rain and long hot nights give peaches plenty of time to plump up, the crop isn't as abundant as farmers would like.
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CBS could integrate Viacom's biggest network offerings, including Nickelodeon, into CBS All Access as a way to plump up its main streaming service and appeal to a wider subscriber base.
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So the correct response is to allow the Italian government to plump up the capital cushions of its vulnerable banks with enough public money to quell fears of a systemic crisis.
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Disney isn't in the game of ordering hundreds of shows or movies every year to plump up its offerings; it's relying on a play that resembles HBO's model rather than Netflix's.
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The fluid, a tinted potion of formaldehyde and other chemicals (some funeral homes now offer a nonformaldehyde alternative), is designed to erase the natural pallor of death and plump up the skin.
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The next-best thing is to find an ultra-hydrating product that'll plump up skin to make it look moisturized, supple, and all of those good things we want our skin to look like.
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Wu decided not to plump up her own bikini top: "I thought, wow, could be fun, to have a strip club movie with a lead actress who is like, completely flat-chested," she said.
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Fermented locust beans will plump up nicely with a soak in warm water, and will collaborate with crayfish and red palm kernel oil to make an umami-rich pot of efo riro, or stewed greens.
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And then, of course, the stuffing would need butter, herbs and something sweet to balance out the vinegar's edge, so I quartered some prunes and added them into the brine so they would plump up.
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First Clinical Aesthetic, a clinic with branches in London and Essex, offers "labial puff" injections from £150, which it promises will "'plump up' the outer area of the vagina" for "a fuller", "more voluminous" and "more youthful look".
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But as brands reformulate and pack better science into their new launches, we're seeing more and more sprays and mousses that have the ability to lift roots and plump up lengths — while keeping hair soft and touchable, too.
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But that's the ingredient social media star Farah Dhukai uses to plump up her lips, according to Huffington Post U.K. She posted the tutorial to her Instagram account a few days ago, and has garnered an impressive 4.4 million views since.
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Net income attributable to the company rose to $1.07 billion in the second quarter, up more than 25 percent, as weaker, yet still positive, demand for index funds helped plump up margins and the company settled into a lower tax rate.
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These employees illegally moved funds from existing customer accounts to new accounts to plump up their sales numbers and receive bonuses, unbeknownst to customers who were penalized for insufficient funds, hit with overdraft charges, or subjected to annual credit card fees and interest.
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They're also soaked with high concentrations of skin-care ingredients: Bright Shot is packed with glutathione, a free radical-fighting antioxidant that combats hyper-pigmentation; Moist Shot contains moisture-trapping hyaluronic acid; and Lift Shot is loaded with hydrolyzed collagen, teeny amino acids that help plump up skin.
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The play's other two characters, who modestly plump up the plot and provide for a final, knife-twisting turn at the end, are Lauren's cousin, the hipster-nerdy Catherine (Brooke Weisman), and her boyfriend, Ryan (Omar Maskati), who arrive, somewhat contrivedly, to stay for a while with Lauren.
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Asked about this, Allen responded that users can plump up their Razer Silver hoards by purchasing more stuff via Razer or using other Razer products:Razer Silver is part of a larger services ecosystem whereby the user can earn more Razer Silver by purchasing with Razer Gold, being active in the Razer community (Insider), playing games (Cortex), or engaging with our other partners platforms (ex.
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Cary Deuber may be stepping into a smaller role on The Real Housewives of Dallas, but she's by no means done with reality TV. The mother of three and certified registered first nurse assistant, 43, is launching her own series following the popular plastic surgery and laser center practice she shares with her husband, Dr. Mark Deuber, M.D.. Plump It Up, the working title for the series produced by Minted Media, will put Cary in the boss seat as she and her staff of all-star injectors — Sivan Perienta, RN, and Jenn Pilotte, RN — plump up the pretty faces of their clients at the Lemmon Avenue Plastic Surgery & Laser Center in Dallas, Texas.
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The trend of lip augmentation has been incredibly boosted by Kylie Jenner's transformation over the years and her trendy challenge among teenagers consists of using a shot glass to try to plump up their lips for social media attention.
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In May 2020, The CW acquired the broadcast rights for the series. Originally procured to plump up the network's Fall 2020 schedule in light of production breakdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the series was later shifted to the network's Summer 2020 slate instead, with its Fall slot being filled by Devils.
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Mace Entertainment criticised the message of the video, saying that "the general message that we get from the video is that if you want people to like you, shorten the length of your clothes, plump up your hair, wear more makeup, and embarrass other people". The video peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Twitter Top Tracks on 27 June 2015.
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Raisin pound cake Raisin cake is typically prepared using standard cake ingredients and raisins as a primary ingredient. Whole or chopped raisins can be used. Additional various ingredients are also sometimes used, such as rum, chocolate, and others. The use of rum can serve to plump-up the raisins via the added moisture, and the raisins can be marinated in rum before the cake is prepared.
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In her thirties, Ash had a collagen injection to 'plump up' her lips. When she was forty she decided to repeat the procedure with the same plastic surgeon, the mother of a Venezuelan friend. In the second procedure, liquid silicone was injected resulting in extreme swelling of her lips, a condition dubbed as "trout pout" in the press. Subsequent medical analysis showed that the silicone had set and the condition is permanent.
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The first session yielded "Four or Five Times" backed with "Every Evening (I Miss You)" (Vocalion 1185), which was a best seller. "The quintet which Noone brought to Vocalion was unique in that it preserved New Orleans' musical concepts without using brass instruments," wrote jazz historian Richard Hadlock in his notes to Decca's 1994 remastered reissue of the 1928–1929 Apex Club Orchestra recordings. "Joe Poston and Noone took turns playing a loose, melodic lead and the powerful right hand of Hines was often blended into the front line to plump up the harmony...Noone seemed to keep one foot in traditional New Orleans bandsmanship and the other in the new movement toward virtuoso swing solo playing." Noone inspired Maurice Ravel's 1928 composition, Boléro.
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