Step one: acquire some pool floaties, the puffier the better.
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It has a greater mass and radius than Jupiter, making it puffier.
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It's the kind of lighter, puffier content aunts across America will devour.
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Astronauts' faces tend to grow puffier and rounder with misplaced fluid as mission duration increases.
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When I do have the white bread, the white flour, I just feel puffier and doughier.
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I felt like I was puffier and rounder in the chest than I wanted to be.
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In the '70s, her quilted 'sleeping bag coat' — a forerunner of later 'puffier' versions — brought Kamali fame.
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He brought Fermat to the near future and ate future bagels, which are "much puffier and much more moist," according to the madman, than the bagels of today.
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While it did a decent job of removing obvious makeup, like lipstick and mascara, it inexplicably made my skin puffier and blotchier and created wrinkles that don't actually exist.
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She received a kidney transplant in 2012, and, after being body-shamed on Twitter for a "puffier" appearance, revealed that she is on "life-saving" steroids which caused such side effect.
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"I'm a side sleeper and my right is my comfortable side, so it looks a little bit puffier than my left side," said Alizé Andrews, an athlete trainer with the Ultimate Fighting Championship in Toronto.
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To get fresh perspective, we took some of the latest blending sponge launches for a blot — including a puffier, oversized version by Beautyblender, a multitasker with several angles, and a drugstore option that won't break the bank.
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" As for her daughter Leah (whose dad is Portwood's ex-boyfriend, Gary Shirley), she wants a similar look for her, saying, "I think Leah should wear almost the same dress as me, but only a little puffier at the end — really girly and just right for an 8-year-old.
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They are alluring enough, but the real reason to order them is the bread, puffier and softer than the one that wraps the U. A smaller version of this, maybe five inches across, is folded in half like a taco to make a "mini," which replaces the U at breakfast.
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Two house pet budgerigars, caged, in 1933. The budgerigar has been bred in captivity since the 1850s. Breeders have worked to produce a variety of colour, pattern and feather mutations, including albino, blue, cinnamon-ino (lacewinged), clearwinged, crested, dark, greywinged, opaline, pieds, spangled, dilute (suffused) and violet. Exhibition style "budgie" (left), as compared to pet-type budgerigars "English budgerigars", more correctly called "show" or "exhibition budgerigars", are about twice as large as their wild counterparts and have puffier head feathers, giving them a boldly exaggerated look.
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The beehive is constructed by backcombing or teasing the hair with a comb, creating a tangled pile which is lightly combed over to make a smooth outer surface. The longer the hair, the higher the beehive. Beehive styles of the early 1960s sometimes overlapped with bouffant styles, which also employed teasing to create hair volume; but generally speaking, the beehive effect was a rounded cone piled upwards from the top of the head, while the simple bouffant was a wider, puffier shape covering the ears at the sides. Both of these can be distinguished from the pompadour style, the basic type of which is swept upwards from the forehead.
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