"Let's wash our hands, rub, rub, rub, rub them," explains the chorus in Vietnamese.
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What I'm gonna do is take my finger again, rub, rub, rub.
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She was rubbing each of their backs in turn with one hand — rub, rub, pat, next; rub, rub, pat, next — while rocking a fifth in her other arm.
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"Let's wash our hands, rub, rub, rub, rub them / don't put your hands on eyes, nose, mouth / limit going to crowded places, fight back against corona!" the chorus, sung in Vietnamese, goes.
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Here's how to do it: rub your palms against each other; rub the back of each hand against your palms; rub your palms together with your fingers interlaced; rub your palms against each other while your fingers are interlocked; rub your fingers around each of your thumbs; and rub each palm with the tips your fingers.
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If he wants a belly rub, he's gonna get a belly rub.
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I press my groin up into Enid's, and we rub and rub.
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TIRED: The rub, or potential rub, lies that last bit: getting work done during the day.
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She likes to "use the oil first and you rub it and rub it and rub it until all your makeup comes off," she said, and follow it with a cleanser.
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"The way they rub the balls up now, they rub them up all in advance," Kluber says.
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"The way they rub the balls up now, they rub them all up in advance," he said.
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RUB 5,814 MILLION IN 1H 2016 * SAYS BOARD APPROVED A FINAL DIVIDEND FOR 1H 2017 OF RUB 350 MILLION, OR RUB 4.67 PER SHARE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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"Ever since I was younger, my mom would make me rub her back and rub her feet," she said.
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Waterproof so u can rub one out while u rub-a-dub-dub 💦 LINK IN BIO 2 SHOP.
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More Shakespearean sport: When Hamlet says "To sleep — perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub!" by rub, he meant difficulty.
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Sprinkle ½ cup of the rub on the ribs (reserve the rest for future use) and rub in well with your hands.
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Rub the turkey breast and the wishbone all over with the mustard, then rub all over with the seasoning and pepper.
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Do you like it when I rub your feet softly, or do you like when I rub your feet with more pressure?
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Alternatively, you can rub your hand along the soles of your feet (or rub the soles together), but that's not nearly as satisfying.
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The New York Times explains that the WHO method goes like this: rub palms together, rub each palm over the other hand interlacing fingers, twist palms, interlock fingers and twist, thumbs in palms, and then rub tips of fingers in palms. Yeah.
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MOSCOW, July 28 (Reuters) - O'key Group Sa says: * Q2 group net retail revenue increased by 4.9% YoY to RUB 18.33,793 mln from RUB 39,826 mln; * Q2 Net retail revenue from our hypermarket and supermarket segment increased by 2.0% YoY to RUB 39,313 mln.
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"You rub your eyes, then rub your face, scratch your face, put your fingers in your mouth, put your fingers in your nose," he added.
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The response procedure Quinones introduced is the "shake-shout-rub" method which is as straightforward as it sounds—shake the person, shout, and rub their sternum.
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You rub him, or strike him with a wad of money, and maybe some of that luck might rub off and win you the next lottery.
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Squirt the gel onto your palms, rub your hands together, and then rub the gel all over your hands and fingers until your hands are dry.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for the issuer include: - Devaluation of RUB/USD rate by 20143% on average in 2016 to 72 RUB/USD.
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The recipe comes from Vivian Howard's restaurant, Chef & the Farmer, in Kinston, N.C.: Vivian Howard's Rub It In Red Eye Coffee Rub, $10.95 for 3 ounces, williams-sonoma.com.
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She'll get a piece of the fabric and rub it all over her face and then rub it on her neck to see if she'll be allergic to it.
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For up to 21g (25 pound 43 ounces) meat or seafood, use 24-26 tablespoons of the dry spice mix as a rub, then rub into the tenderized meat, or seafood.
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Black once bought the rub from Montreal's Schwartz's online and tried to clone the recipe, and says the mixture is also pretty similar to the steak rub they use at Bludso's.
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That's the rub — they've only solved half the problem.
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Rub it on, and there is no residue — none.
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" The rub, here, is how the post defines "liberal.
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" And then another: "Lol time to rub it in.
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But that's always the rub with The Americans, isn't it?
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Rub it in and try not to care too much.
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"Don't rub the skin dry with a towel," she says.
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But parliament must confirm each appointment — and there's the rub.
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No need to rub your eyes — you read that right.
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Or rather (and there lies the rub), to one capital.
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According to McGinley, the rub is very straightforward to use.
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This is bound to rub some women the wrong way.
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"He starts to rub my genitals very hard," she said.
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I rub in the next step, an aloe vera gel.
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But parliament must confirm each appointment -- and there's the rub.
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Does he rub two sticks together to make a fire?
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Wordlessly, Neil watched me rub my clit in slow circles.
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Neighbours have little choice but to rub along with it.
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" "They come in and rub your belly for uterine massages.
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Finally, take care not to rub foundation into your skin.
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It's a great opportunity to rub — and impress — influential elbows.
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Banks and their rivals will meanwhile have to rub along.
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Omg, I will literally jiggle and rub Kim's butt, LOL.
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Rub the steaks with generous amount of salt and pepper.
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Republicans, however, don't need to rub salt in the wounds.
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They also tend to rub white nationalists the wrong way.
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Nobody casually does the Birdman hand rub without being filmed.
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Which of course, is the big rub for law enforcement.
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It's not even a scratch – it's just a soothing rub.
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Rub all over the chicken and tie the legs together.
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I know that I will rub off on him 100%.
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Rub any remaining mixture on top of the loaf. 4.
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There is a political rub, however, and it is twofold.
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The rub is that we each define "repeal" very differently.
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The grin, the slow clap, and the brisk hand rub.
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Made Elizabeth Warren's "wealth tax hand rub" into a GIF.
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Your dad used to rub peyote gravy on your rashes.
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At first he seemed to respond to a sternum rub.
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"That's sort of the rub of the problem," Lichtman said.
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Two beautiful women rub their breasts gently over his body.
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So, Should I Just Rub Probiotics All Over My Face?
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Rub the chicken all over with the spice mix. 3.
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Morality meters and sanity meters rub me the wrong way.
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"We'd never had two cents to rub together," said Mrs.
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I'd bring her pills and rub lotion on her legs.
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Rub cheese on your skin like the sluttiest perfume. 3.
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Just gently rub with a cloth dampened in white vinegar.
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Thankfully, the smell doesn't seem to rub off on food.
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That friend could then rub their face and get virus.
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Therein lies the rub -- and the possibility of another option.
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I can even rub it over pantyhose and it works!
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Dianne Feinstein of California, to rub her hands with glee.
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" (via Reddit) The spoon trick "Rub it with a spoon.
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Rub all over the lamb and cover with plastic wrap.
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Pat or rub the baby's back gently until she burps.
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He would rub against their legs as they placed flowers on the graves … I've seen him climb on a headstone and rub up against people during burials and help them through a very sad time.
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Bowyer was involved in a first-lap rub with Denny Hamlin.
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The question is whether Murdoch's stench will rub off on Disney.
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They rub shoulders with Gulf tourists drawn by Beirut's libertine nightlife.
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Butcher Iain McGinley poses behind the counter with the meat rub.
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West lovingly rub Chyna's belly right after she finishes her message.
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You won, you don't need to rub anyone's nose in it.
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Don't pick at the scab or try to rub flakes off.
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And there's the rub: can Facebook bring it's audience to Watch?
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Soak a cotton pad with hydrogen peroxide and rub your nails.
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It's unclear whether Pence's strong performance will rub off on Trump.
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I just think there was a possession that caused a rub.
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Rub the garlic once across the surface of each toast. 7.
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Rub 1 lime wedge around the rim of a martini glass.
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Pakistani women in headscarves rub shoulders with eastern Europeans and Salopians.
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Where there was no wound, he managed to rub emotions raw.
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"I just really tried to rub him out there," Abdelkader said.
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The rub, here: From a primitive perspective, it makes perfect sense.
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Rub the eggplants all over with oil and sprinkle with salt.
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Salazar said that is the rub that history will never know.
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At the game, Jay Z gave Beyoncé's belly an affectionate rub.
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But I think it is because I did rub my eyes.
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Step Three: Twist palms with fingers interlaced, and rub between fingers.
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And therein lies the rub for Solo and other female Olympians.
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The actress dropped out of "Rub & Tug" after the casting controversy.
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But you know what's the rub of it all, Mr. President?
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You rub it on underneath your eye, and it refreshes you.
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Sprinkle with rub all over, getting in between spiral cuts too.
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You don't rub it in your opponent's face when you win.
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An uncomfortable knuckle rub on the man's sternum drew no response.
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Now rub them together where the webs of the hands meet.
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As compressed fabric expands, it can rub against itself, creating friction.
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Add the pork and rub it all over with the marinade.
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Rub a peeled garlic clove over the top of each slice.
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When he insisted, she said she relented to a neck rub.
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Is there anything quite as nice as a good head rub?
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His values began to rub off on her, say her friends.
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That Kevin Durant would rub the team's holdovers the wrong way.
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He won't stop saying things that rub people the wrong way.
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The two peninsulas, that almost rub noses, have much in common.
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For the chronic pain sufferer: RECOVER 600mg CBD Muscle Recovery Rub
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Denver rub cannabis oil on the achy muscles of their patients.
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And I thought: Maybe that trust can rub off on me.
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At every turn, hustling and ethics rub up against each other.
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Be sure to really aggressively rub it in the crevices. 3.
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Pros: Low maintenance and reliable motor systemCons: Sometimes the fenders rub
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You know the old rub: Sometime the jokes just write themselves.
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But here is the rub: it's not the fault of anatomy.
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Make the rub: In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients.
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Following the Rub & Tug announcement, online reaction was swift and vocal.
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"I can't let this guy rub off on me," he tells Debbie.
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But here's the rub: It's already called (486958) MU69... MU69 for short.
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We are this mosh pit of society and sometimes there's a rub.
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Her palms catch the wooden handle and begin to rub them vigorously.
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Here's the rub: its guidance for the second quarter came in light.
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Rub the lamb all over with the sunflower oil and the spices.
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He asked me for a back rub, to give him a massage.
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In an aluminum pan, coat the meat with mustard and rub. 3.
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You don't need to rub it in our faces all at once.
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Try brushing the meat down with mayonnaise before applying your favorite rub.
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I rub my phone against my chest and purr for my surveillers.
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When she's frustrated, she'll take her hair down and rub her head.
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Janet Morrissey reports: Math buffs and art fans, prepare to rub elbows.
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Rub sesame oil outside the roll to keep it compact and flavorful.
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The aphrodisiac meat rub, made from cocoa, sparkling wine and rose water.
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Rub' al Khali makes up one of the franchise's most iconic locations.
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We rub fabric against our thumbs to determine if it is cheap.
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After pressing into her skin to rub it off, the color stayed.
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If you rub them the wrong way, prepare to hear them roar.
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When you rub your hands, you can see the heat surrounding them.
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And there's the rub: the uncertainty the vote triggered is still there.
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But here's the rub: what Khullar is describing isn't a novel technique.
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But—and here's the rub—after drinking it I was done for.
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And as Shroep was saying, those values really rub against each other.
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Brock's nakedly political tactics rub some in the party the wrong way.
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But here's the rub: Fostering slower deliveries might decrease their competitive advantage.
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It won't rub away after one use (so you can relax already).
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One lifted a leg so she could rub his soft pink belly.
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Emilio Marcon was going to rub his ass with that guy's face.
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Transfer the berries to a plate and strain the remaining flower rub.
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And Newbold has seen her example rub off on her daughter, Dizya.
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Make sure that your shoes fit and don't rub against your skin.
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Kola salt is dusted on steak; there's a kola rub on carnitas.
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Rub it in your palm, bring your palms up to your face.
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Keep yourself and others healthy with a quick rub of hand sanitizer.
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They'd strut through the Gauntlet, lift their shirts, and rub their chests.
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" (Proceed to rub arm in questioner's face.) "What happened to your arm?
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Orajel, a rub-on oral pain reliever, alleviates less serious tooth injuries.
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I'd casually rub lube between my legs and arms to reduce chafing.
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"I hug him, I rub him, I kiss him all day long."
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Rub the peanut oil all over the pan to evenly coat it.
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I rub some Fat and the Moon All Cream into my face.
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Pat your face dry with a towel after showering—do not rub.
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I walk up behind him and rub my crotch against his ass.
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And if you're feeling stressed out, a good belly rub usually helps.
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And in the end, it will just rub uncomfortably against his skin.
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Choosing officials by lot may rub small-d democrats the wrong way.
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You'll first mix those spices, and then rub them over the cauliflower.
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They forced her to perform oral sex and rub one officer's genitals.
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She leaned against Dee, and he reached down to rub her ankles.
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Personally, I like lashings of margarine and just a rub of Vegemite.
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I give B. a back rub, and we fall asleep around 11.
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The smell crashed into her, sweet rot and her mother's eucalyptus rub.
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We want the trick—just rub salt on the red wine spill!
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You can rub it down with salt or baking powder or both.
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Male narwhals can rub their tusks together as a means to communicate.
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When poems become secular prayers, reverence tends to rub away their edges.
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Rub the cloth up and down the scratch and in circular motions.
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"It reminds me a little bit of my steak rub," Gorsuch said.
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The chance to rub a quarter across some cardboard is winnings enough.
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"Some people like to rub shoulders with celebrities — I like to rub muzzles with their dogs," said Dr. Levy, who also founded a pet-themed rock band called Pet-Rox, which has performed benefit concerts for animal welfare groups.
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Pat steak dry with paper towels, and rub with salt-sugar mixture. 3.
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Often, Toback would allegedly attempt to rub his penis against a woman's body.
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Rub the now-empty space in the front of the pan with oil.
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In some cultures, people rub various substances onto their teeth with their fingers.
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Rub off the blackened skin and pull out the stems and seed pods.
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It's unclear why Villanova cleared Markey so quickly, while RUB took one year.
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Did you do that to kind of rub it in a little bit?
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In terms of what we give back, I mean therein lies the rub.
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To really rub salt into Google's wounds, you could even try Apple Music.
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I was a fresh out of theater school and eager to rub elbows.
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In a bowl, mix together first 12 ingredients to make a seasoning rub.
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That's really the rub of these AirPods — which cost $159, by the way.
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The woman refused most of his advances but relented to a neck rub.
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It comes alive when I rub my finger across the back of it.
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Place patties on prepared tray, and rub with remaining 1 tablespoon oil. 3.
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It creates lush lashes that you won't even think about, let along rub.
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You rub naked men's backs and if you do it right they moan.
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You need to force the ice and liquid to rub against each other.
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Guyger said she performed a "little" CPR and a sternum rub on Jean.
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"I think these guys rub off on them," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said.
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You roll out of bed, rub your eyes, and start your daily routine.
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"Firstly, rub the oil into your hands and really emulsify it," says Barnes.
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But, here's the rub: I don't dress for "society," I dress for myself.
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WHEN JAMAICAN children catch a cold, mothers rub cannabis oil on their chests.
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I love the stretch and that they do not pinch or rub anywhere.
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Rub remaining seasoning mixture over chicken and under skin of the breasts. 5.
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The real rub is that self-checkout probably doesn't *have* to be shitty.
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NET PROFIT OF RUB 22018 BILLION, UP 2120.5% YEAR-ON-YEAR * JAN.-FEB.
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Kevin kept the radio turned up, and at stoplights, he'd rub Tiffany's thigh.
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I needed to rub myself with oil just to get into the outfit.
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The gloss in the company's YouTube video looks like it'll rub off easily.
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You rub your hands along the black fungal strands on the infected trunks.
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"That's the rub of what home can do to the ambitious," wrote Mistry.
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But a wheel rub early in Stage 3 dropped him back to 133th.
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Go ahead and rub that Golden Egg all over your cheekbones with abandon.
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She might wanna rub that ring 3 times and make a wish. #Romancingthestone
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But here's the rub ... Cruz's spokesperson is strongly implying the Senator was hacked!!
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The rub is that such impressive cost control is not forecast to continue.
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The more you rub, the better, until it develops a waxy, matte finish.
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It's like that feeling when you rub your face in your mom's bosom.
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" "She's not a lap dog, but you rub her belly and she's yours.
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I'm sick of people telling me to stay positive or rub my bump.
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Communication — or lack of it — during the disaster may be the biggest rub.
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Anti-establishment types might rub their hands gleefully at depriving ICE of resources.
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I'm not saying that people don't rub each other the wrong way sometimes.
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Ask: What rhymes with tub (cub, rub), soap (rope, hope), & bubble (double, trouble)?
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The rub, of course, is that conditions may never justify so much tightening.
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Some healers were telling people to rub their bodies with lime and onions.
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The two biggest questions: Does it rub in well, and does it work?
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Pros: Affordable, superior protection, plastic-free containerCons: Requires some effort to rub in
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There's the rub, and there is the biggest difference between umpiring and judging.
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What matters is that they rub the lamp and rack up the gold.
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They don't chafe or rub against my ankle or toes in any way.
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When she refused, he asked if he could give her a shoulder rub.
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But be careful not to rub the disassembly iPhone robot the wrong way.
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It's the same mechanism as when you smash your hand and rub it.
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If you're using spray, thoroughly cover all exposed skin and rub it in.
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Season the steak with salt and rub it with a bit of oil.
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"But that's where the rub came in," explained Phil Morton, the project manager.
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Repeat with the remaining legs, then season the flesh side with the rub.
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And I think it would rub off on what we're doing in China.
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"The technological level of the experience has a rub-off on the brand."
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Instead, I rub ointment into her palms, into the soles of her feet.
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To prepare the brisket rub, combine all the ingredients in a small bowl.
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Rub them over a screen to detach the roe from the ovary membrane.
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Democrats were grinning at their surprise victory and happy to rub it in.
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Rub it in well until your hands are dry — don't wipe it off.
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Usually, this rub is $60, but you can get it here for $47.99.
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If it's painful, the animals use a front paw to gently rub it.
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I asked her to rub my head, and I floated out of there.
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Rub it with olive oil and season it generously with salt and pepper.
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Here's the rub: Facts are endangered, harder to get at, easier to ignore.
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As Fanny watched, Mom 83 gave the aunt's pregnant belly an affectionate rub.
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Mr. Rothman has a temperament that can rub some people the wrong way.
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Johansson said she had decided to withdraw from "Rub & Tug" for ethical reasons.
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Did they let the priest rub their back in hopes of currying favor?
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The rub: more prolific wells that are drilled faster and at lower cost.
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Adult conversation and a back rub would be really nice right about now.
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" Dozens piled on to rub it in: "You got owned by the dictionary.
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It's like, O.K. everybody — now's the time we rub mustard in our hair!
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There are a lot of different possible outcomes, and therein lies the rub.
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From Here's the Rub Behind the (Slightly) Racist Ribs in 'House of Cards'
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He was encouraging direct physical contact, as one would rub a rabbit's foot.
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Never mentioned me voicing consent, never mentioned us even speaking, a back rub.
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I just rub some of the velvety Bronzing Oil into my legs to blur some of my dark spots and cellulite in one of two ways: For a light cover-up, I'll take a small amount and simply rub it in.
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The rub is that Mimi keeps allowing himself to be manipulated by capitalist thugs.
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Massage rub into ribs and let sit for 2 hours in the refrigerator. 2.
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For example, in some Muslim countries, people rub walnut tree bark on their teeth.
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But here's the rub: The Republican plans did not deliver that type of future.
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Rub with the garlic and place a slice of toast in each shallow bowl.
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"That's why we say, please don't rub, but I totally get it," she says.
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Here in lies the rub, and I don&apost mean to point my finger.
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There's even a homemade dry rub and BBQ sauce wrapped up in there, too!
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Here's the rub, though: Experts doubt that airstrikes alone could end Iran's nuclear program.
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At no point does she scrape down or rub out what she has done.
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He tried to rub the pigment from Yasuke's skin, believing it was black ink.
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Johansson, 33, said she had decided to withdraw from "Rub & Tug" for ethical reasons.
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If you go, 'Where's the baby?' she'll rub Mama's belly and kiss her stomach.
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If you were to touch one and rub your eye it would be irritating.
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Line a small tray with parchment paper, and rub parchment with 1 tablespoon oil.
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Trainers will frequently instruct people to perform what is known as a sternum rub.
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But the rub is that until now companies have mostly turned a blind eye.
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There's nothing like a little foot rub at the end of a hard day.
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"What do you want me to do, rub it better?" the parlor girl asks.
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The following day, Disick posted a photo of Richie giving him a foot rub.
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Here's the rub: "That gives us a max potential loss of $328," Gordon said.
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The two ends of Germany's political spectrum routinely rub shoulders at anti-NATO protests.
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You rub a bit of it on your palms and you take it in.
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Just apply the product with the brush included and rub it into the skin.
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Guyger testified she performed a "little" CPR on Jean and did a sternum rub.
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This reminds me a bit of Rub Rushton's album on 22a from last year.
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" And then the rub from Kim: "[Kourtney] is the least exciting to look at.
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Prepare the pork: Salt the pork, rub with the thyme, and refrigerate overnight. 2.
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"That's right, because you're black," she replies, as she continues to rub the bumper.
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"I get up and rub them and get her to feel better," he says.
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Did you rub your magic lamp today and wish for some Aladdin casting news?
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I peel the thin membrane away from an inner section and rub my eyes.
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You rub it all over your face and your skin, leaving it so moisturized.
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We kissed for a long time; Nick would occasionally rub my thigh very lightly.
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But the smaller players will have to chip in too, and there's the rub.
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Here's the rub: the FBI can't have its encrypted cake and eat it too.
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"Every single time they see my belly they have to rub it," she says.
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"He asked me for a back rub, to give him a massage," she recalled.
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When the peppers are done resting, rub off their skins with a dish towel.
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We started to rub salt, garlic, and thyme well into the meat and legs.
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Rub 1 sprig of mint inside a collins glass, then discard the mint. 2.
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I thought it would be sexy to rub it around, but it started BURNING.
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It suggests that parents can rub their babies' gums to give them temporary relief.
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But there's at least one icon the host has yet to rub elbows with.
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And why didn't his time in the West seem to rub off on him?
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Even Florida State could recover, once the Seminoles rub Jackson's footprints off their bodies.
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But here's the rub: Knowing what to do by itself is just not enough.
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For a fast family dinner, go for fish tacos with a Cajun-style rub.
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He would rub a credit card along a player's cheek to check facial hair.
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"You don't have to rub it in now," the president said with a smile.
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If worn longer or fitted improperly, the probes can rub and irritate the skin.
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Then they pin Frank up against the wall and rub their heads into his.
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Not like the illegal rub-and-tugs, but there's like a lot of spas.
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Always tug, rub and pull ATMs in the wild — even if it feels weird.
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U: Unconsciousness or inability to be roused—especially after you firmly rub their chest.
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You can rub your fingertips, fiddle with a pen, or squeeze a stress ball.
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Place in the skillet, cut-side up, and sprinkle with some of the rub.
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And finally, Michelle offers a recommendation that's sure to rub you the right way.
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To prevent rust, rub a thin coat of oil into the pan before storing.
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Just rub a stick of butter on the sticky sap and you are good!
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But here's the rub: E-cigs have brought smoking back into vogue for teenagers.
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Rules, in Mr. Carvel's estimation, was a place to rub others' noses in it.
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"He likes to splat it on hard and rub some skin," Shaddy said, smiling.
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Yes, I did close my eyes, rub them, shake my head and look again.
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Then, rub the sanitizer to coat your hands entirely and let it completely dry.
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The elder advised him to rub salt inside her skin when she spirited away.
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It is also controlled by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, and therein lies the rub.
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Chop up a napa cabbage, and rub salt into the leaves to relax them.
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A proposal 2020 candidates know will rub a lot of voters the wrong way.
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If he pees on the floor, you've got to rub his nose in it.
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Rub her down, make sure she's fed, and just stay out of her way.
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The rub is that monitoring your kids with any level of consistency is hard.
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It even wears well under makeup (just make sure to rub it in well).
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You touch the surface and then next touch your face or rub your nose.
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You can rub a pencil eraser over your speaker's grill to clear out debris.
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Should he repeat the trick, he would rub salt into some already 'salty' wounds.
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You would think it's a textbook case of revenge porn, but there's a rub.
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Dishes to try Now that you have a good idea of how sous vide cooking works, here are a few of my favorite meals:Ribs: Rub the ribs with a spice rub — I use the Cook's Illustrated recipe — then vacuum seal them in pouches.
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I have nothing against a good dry rub or barbecue sauce — they have their place.
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We swam for eight minutes, me several feet above, plunging down to rub its shell.
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Some furtively touch female passengers, while others rub up against the women they have targeted.
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Gone are the days when the pricey wet food and a belly rub were enough.
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But it seems that for Uncharted, there's the rub: Ramsay is caught between two worlds.
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If you venture out, be careful not to rub anyone out there the wrong way.
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If it's too snug, it can rub against the rib cage or shoulders, causing discomfort.
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Rub the eggplant with olive oil and throw them and the scallions on the grill.
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So sometimes I take his glasses off his nightstand and rub my nose on them.
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A bit of their uncoolness will rub off on me, so I'll charge them more.
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Take care not to rub too hard and always follow the nap of the sheepskin.
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My boyfriend used to rub my head and it would put me right to sleep.
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But there's a rub: Towns didn't actually make a defensive leap in his sophomore season.
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The two men are both hot-headed, blunt and happily rub people the wrong way.
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In one of the world's urban centres, celebrity painters rub shoulders with politicians and plutocrats.
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She said Freeman would also rest his hand on, or even rub, her lower back.
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Strip-lit groceries selling plantain and tamarind rub shoulders with Halal butchers and Irish pubs.
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And to rub some salt into the wound, they charge incredibly slowly via Micro USB.
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I rub and twist, rougher than is polite, but he doesn't ask me to stop.
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But double-dipping does rub some public watchdogs — and even elected officials — the wrong way.
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They say pet owners can rub oils on the paws of their dog or cat.
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The rub: Some observers fear that rules protecting user privacy could inadvertently entrench large players.
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The other big rub here is the extremely limited availability of 5G handsets at present.
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Are Grande and Davidson trying to rub our common faces in their blissful love life?
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Place flattened turkey, breast side up, on rack, and rub skin with 2 tablespoons oil.
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The rub is that the complex systems technocrats are expected to manage inevitably yield surprises.
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I've actually put a coffee rub on the outside of the turkey, then roasted it.
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If you're going on your dream vacation, stay classy and don't rub it in online.
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To rub it in, the south even contains the country's best football team, Bayern Munich.
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"My dad and I would rub our heads together, because we couldn't hug," Conor said.
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"The proximity to that much wealth can only rub off on us, mum!" you urge.
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It also kept the wardrobe team happy because it didn't rub off on white dresses.
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But here's the rub: The blackhead to be extracted is located on the patient's eyelid.
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"[She] used the lotion to rub your penis and make you ejaculate?" the lawyer asked.
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Do not scrub your head and do not rub the hair together at the ends.
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Those include halloumi cheese and Trader Joe's BBQ rub and seasoning with coffee and garlic.
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The ruble traded at 58.9 versus the dollar RUB= in early interbank trade on Tuesday.
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The rub between zippy melodies and lyrics that chip away at life's melancholic little moments.
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L: * SETS PRICE FOR ADDITIONAL SHARE ISSUE AT RUB 1,240 PER SHARE Source text: bit.
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Here's the rub: To help you, we have to climb the Great Wall of Finance.
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Brush the chicken all over with the oil and sprinkle all over with the rub.
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Solid advice, but here's the rub: When it comes to skin care, you need to.
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Once the beets are cool, rub the skin off with a towel, and quarter. 2.
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Rub a glass rim with a lime wedge and dip it in the rose salt.
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But herein lies the rub: A breakdown of communication still leaves some towns empty handed.
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Never wear brand-new shoes in a race, as you won't know whether they rub.
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And insultingly, just to rub it in, it answered this question back in the 1980s.
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The rub with the new rules is that they apply to all single-gender clubs.
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Mafia gangsters and greedy politicians rub elbows in Stefano Sollima's fascinatingly intimate thriller from 2015.
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After you rub your eyes and scan the list, you realize that's a fair assessment.
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I'm going to rub on that big ol' belly and you're going to like it.
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Rub the cut-side of the cut garlic on the bread and season with salt.
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I rub the orange hair of the troll doll I bought on my first visit.
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You get shot, get up, you rub some dirt in it — you never show weakness.
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The rub against such an idea isn't just that it's a drop in the bucket.
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But here's the rub in all that: When you're done being sick, you're homeless again.
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Scarlett Johansson withdrew from the film "Rub & Tug" last year after just such an outcry.
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I feel like I'm back in the '70s watching a pitcher rub up a ball.
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Rub each ring with a little coconut oil and place in a glass baking dish.
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But here's the rub: $8.7 billion of that is changing hands in the illicit market.
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After the tongue is clean, rub the gums and insides of the baby&aposs cheeks.
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When his achilles was severely injured, he used a medicated rub to help it heal.
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A spray or a lotion is fine but really rub it in and reapply it often.
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They're the watering holes where we go to rub our backs on the other elephants' backs.
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He asked for a back rub, she claimed, leading to a pattern of increasingly inappropriate behavior.
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Rub the mixture on the two chicken halves, making sure to get into your thigh meat.
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Or what about those weird geometric figures and colors you see when you rub your eyes?
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RIC=RUB= For Russian equities guide see For Russian treasury bonds see Russia in graphics: link.reuters.
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Combine the Cimmaron Doc&aposs Sweet Rub and the Dizzy Dust in a 3:1 ratio.
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Here's the rub: understanding government and having real responsibility are vastly different from running a business.
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I smile big, smear it on my cheeks and rub it in in a circular motion.
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Rub the eraser on an object and it will fill in the space with the background.
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Rub the halved garlic all around the inside of an enameled Dutch oven (or fondue pot).
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I thought, well I'll just rub one out and that will keep me awake, easy peasy.
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At the wishes of Brian's family, give your dog an extra hug, belly rub, and treat.
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I am one with my inner thighs, which infallibly rub anytime the humidity is over 10%.
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Blindfolded, each player has to rub their faces up against something to guess what it is.
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You can rub that oil on the edge of the glass for a delicious smelling drink.
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The actor announced she's stepping away from the role in Rub and Tug after mounting backlash.
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Kemper said that reaching out to rub her pregnant stomach is something people are really into.
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Palestinian news media reports identified them as Ahmad Zakarna, Muhammad Kamil and Ahmad Abu al-Rub.
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In Silicon Valley, you rub elbows with enormous talent and inspiration seems to grow on trees.
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On particularly bad days, I rub the fabric between my fingers and start feeling immediately better.
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And the Keating Five, despite being mediocre students, are quick to rub things in his face.
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He responded to the stimulations like any dog just wanting a treat or a belly rub.
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It was a lot, and my first instinct was to rub it off (but I resisted).
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More than 20 years later, the phrase "crack baby" can still rub Hannah the wrong way.
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As wealthy business people, sports franchise owners often rub elbows with presidents and members of Congress.
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He put his hand around my neck and pulled me in to rub noses with me.
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I decided to rub that brush on the chef's glass every night from that point forward.
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If you rub it in and it seems to disappear into your skin, it's a match.
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In the room, Rossetter claims Hoffman took off his shirt and asked for a back rub.
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Here's the rub: It could be Lauren B., Lauren G., Lauren J., or Lauren S. Yep.
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They might rub their head or hold their head against the wall, furniture, or even you.
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Rub your clothed genitals against your partner's leg, knee, genitals, or anywhere else that feels good.
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From all of us at Team Madge, enjoy this rubberband funk re-rub of Tiga's jam!
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The idea is that the financial habits of whoever you're dating can rub off on you.
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I use fresh aloe vera a lot – and just cut it and rub it all over.
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Be sure to pat (don't rub!) the gloss onto your lids to avoid disturbing your eyeshadow.
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On a large baking sheet, rub the lamb all over with the salt, sugar, and pepper.
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It's not just the cost of complying with regulations that creates a rub for small businesses.
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Splash is a 700-pound pig who loves a belly rub and playing in the mud.
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Garnish the berries with the fennel fronds and radish pods and drizzle with the flower rub.
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Filming has yet to begin on "Rub & Tug" and no replacement for Johansson was immediately announced.
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Here, Bragg and acupuncturist Zach Haigney, L.Ac. provide some tips on giving a basic back rub.
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But that's the rub: Insurance companies and medical providers don't want there to be price transparency.
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It's surprisingly long-lasting as a powder and won't rub off as quickly as other powders.
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Freeman would rest his hand on her lower back or rub her lower back, she said.
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And then... I rub my eyes—who is that balding chap ordering himself a Yorkshire pudding?
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The rub, of course, is that Trump doesn't actually have genuine concerns about corruption in Ukraine.
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It seems that her philanthropic feelings did not rub off on her self-proclaimed billionaire son.
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I also like that you can rub them all over your face without worrying about ingestion.
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She later leans down to rub him and whispers into his ear, then massages it gently.
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THAT'S WHERE – THAT'S WHERE THE RUB IS -- IS HOW YOU GET AN ECONOMY TO 003% GROWTH.
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Rub it into your damp skin, give it a minute to soak in, and you're set.
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If he were able to roll onto his back and rub his belly, he would have.
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The circular tip is well suited to dab on small, targeted areas and gently rub in.
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"Thunder Thighs" shows that summer "chub rub" is not just OK, but it's also pretty stylish.
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It was like trying to pat your head and rub your stomach at the same time.
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One point of warning, she notes, is to smear — not rub — the mixture onto the skin.
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I also do not know of many people who want to rub people's asses in libraries.
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She had the world at her feet, while he didn't have two dimes to rub together.
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I am forcing someone to rub my scars, my skin graft, to stretch my tight legs.
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And perhaps therein lies the rub: the Rangers still beat the Red Sox, 8-2. [MLB]
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Until then, though, probably just the occasional semi-vigorous face rub in the shower (ooh matron).
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That's the rub that has left millions of Americans feeling like they've gotten a raw deal.
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"What are your questions," he said, pausing his remarks to rub the dog behind the ears.
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And if they do pick up food from the feces, they frantically rub their hands afterward.
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I rub Cajun seasoning on two pounds of boneless, skinless chicken breasts and air fry them.
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She's an encyclopedia in marketing and business and there are nuggets that rub off every day.
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And therein lies the rub, with the current unchecked epidemic of obesity as the sorry result.
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That's the rub of modern life: even when it's empty of purpose it's full of stuff.
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Where is the fun in punishing your enemies if you can't rub their noses in it?
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And making an exception for yours would probably rub other guests with children the wrong way.
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She has a fiery new recipe for spatchcocked roast chicken with a chile-mustard-paprika rub.
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Specifically, the group is seeking participants eager to rub noses with pigs in need of socialization.
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Typically, I rub the lotion throughout my body post-shower since hot water can dehydrate skin.
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Two more warnings from the CDC: Don't rub with snow or otherwise massage any frostbitten areas.
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So we will take a knife, and we will actually rub the outside of the cheese.
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It's usually a bond-building exercise, where top prosecutors get to rub elbows with their bosses.
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I know it's a small thing, but it's really starting to rub me the wrong way.
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But there's the rub: Who is responsible for disrupting a process that has quickly become entrenched?
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The equestrians exercise them, visit them in the barns, feed them treats and rub their noses.
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"This stain is going to take a very, very long time to rub off," Sykes said.
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Rub it one way and it gets glossy; the other way, it goes a hue darker.
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At a town hall meeting with staffers, Rub promised to follow his words with improved actions.
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After the grizzly started to rub her back against the trunk, the cub imitated its mother.
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But here's the rub; some of these companies assigned the profits they earned to offshore entities.
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Then I realized lots of people earning six figures don't have two nickels to rub together.
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Landsverk is also a fan of Level's CBD muscle rub for sports injuries and everyday aches.
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Just rub them away with your fingers to reveal the shiny innards, a rather pleasant task.
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"Well, I won't feed them to her or, like, rub them on her face," Birbiglia replied.
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Now, I use pure anise oil made from the seeds and rub it onto my stomach.
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And there's the rub: No Democrat has named another specific spot to permanently put the waste.
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" Ms. Yang let us in on the cardinal rule of fragrance application and sampling: "Don't rub.
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Bosh also got the All-Star treatment with a foot rub from an on-board masseuse.
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As a result, the bones might rub against each other over time, which causes painful symptoms.
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I want to try ribs with two tablespoons dry rub to one cup apple cider vinegar.
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"If the bill becomes law and Russia retaliates, we estimate that USD/RUB could move to 72.00, while EUR/RUB could hit 83.50, as any major selloff of Russian local debt, local credit and stocks would amplify outflows from the rouble," Danske Bank said in a note.
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As expected, the average capital ratios of sampled banks decreased in January due to withdrawal of FX forbearance previously allowing the banks to calculate foreign currency risk-weighted assets (RWAs) at a preferential rate of 55 RUB/USD compared with end-January rate of 75 RUB/USD.
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I want to be able to rub it in; I don't want it to be rubbed in.
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Rub beets with 29 tablespoons of olive oil and salt and place in a small baking dish.
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When you walk the floor, go to parties and rub elbows with old contacts, you hear things.
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Photo: RUB, MarquardFor the experiment, the researchers exposed five juvenile crocodiles to various visual and auditory stimuli.
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The agency has also assigned RNB's fixed-rate RUB-denominated bond a Long-term rating of 'BB+'.
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There's a photograph of the princess wearing it while greeting a Maori tribe with a nose-rub.
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"He's a sucker for a belly rub and does not enjoy running," reads the description of Hercules.
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Plus, you'll be able to rub shoulders with your friends and the rest of the startup community.
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Currently the meat rub is only available at Lishman's of Ilkley, priced at £8.50 ($12.30) a tin.
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Would it be as powerful, trading on Brockman's ability to rub shoulders with academics and billionaires alike?
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So RIT's suggestion to "Rub One Out" ignores a crucial point about why people commit sexual assault.
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He can rub your feet — or she — while your mask is setting for seven to 10 minutes.
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"Don't rub it in, just let it sit on your skin," she wrote in her Facebook post.
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The rub of all this, however, is that we tend to not actually see them in action.
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Pivotal scenes for "The Force Awakens" were shot in the Rub' al Khali desert near Abu Dhabi.
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To maximize its effect, dot it on and rub it into the skin in gentle, circular motions.
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So, it's totally cool if you need to rub your clitoris during butt play to get off.
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But she has seen me, and I'm not obsessed with myself, so hopefully that will rub off.
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Rub lamb ribs down with the cayenne, cumin, and paprika and transfer to a large roasting tray.
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"Plus, products like this set and won't rub off and transfer as much as traditional makeup might."
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Fortunately the tattoos are also quite flexible, maintaining their functions when deformed, and won't rub off easily.
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Spray the clothing item liberally with the mixture and rub the areas with the worst stains together.
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Then rub the marinade into the chicken and let sit 6 hours, or overnight, in your refrigerator.
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Plus, there's an invisible ink option that means the recipient has to rub to reveal the text.
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She hatches a plan to copy everything from Kim's Christmas plans and rub it in her face.
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But peacock feathers rub up against each other all the time, so they produce lots of friction.
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Now its athletes will rub shoulders with pro players, and the Cowboys will pay for stadium maintenance.
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They don't have two dimes to rub together; they've released 11 viral music videos in a year.
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Mr Pompeo, a former Republican congressman from Kansas, seems to rub along with Mr Trump more successfully.
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"I literally had to rub my eyes to make sure it was actually happening," she told KETV.
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Here's the rub: so far, all fusion solutions still require more power to run than they create.
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The rub here ... Schlossberg was hired in January 2018 ... before his racist rant in May went viral.
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Champagne is poured, elbows rub, and every five minutes, an anecdote for late-night television is born.
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When they want to have intercourse they moan and rub up against each other, stuff like that.
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If the S8 has a headphone jack, Samsung will be able to rub it in Apple's face.
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RIC=RUB= For Russian equities guide see For Russian treasury bonds see Russia in graphics: http://link.reuters.
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The more you rub, the thicker and foamier the formula gets — and the cleaner your pores feel.
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So, when K.C. choked away the game, the LAPD decided to rub some salt in the wound.
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When Bama won the game, Drake went nuts -- calling Quavo on the phone to rub it in.
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Now, here's the rub: The manufacturer/seller is often the NFL or one of the 32 franchises.
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I mostly don't mind the cable, though it does have the tendency to rub against collared shirts.
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Zayn Malik didn't let a porn site's tweet rub him the wrong way ... oh, far from it.
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If you're going to do a lot of walking, you need something that won't rub or pinch.
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The rub: Vox Media provided me with this MacBook Air and with my Microsoft Office software suite.
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That's the true rub of the whole thing: that the government wants a piece of the action.
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You'll have ample opportunity to talk, connect and rub elbows with these dream-makers and game-changers.
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Rub those sleepy eyes and put your spectacles on, folks — this optical illusion is a real doozy.
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Rub with garlic, top with schmaltz (the chicken fat), tomato, basil, mint, crisp chicken skin, and lime.
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But obviously it's, like, it's not gonna rub off, or you're not gonna get any mascara fallout.
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Rub the bread all over with oil and grill, flipping once, until charred, 1 to 2 minutes.
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It's the modern morning routine: Wake up, rub eyes, check phone — usually your email and/or calendar.
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But here's the rub any greenskeeper knows: The work of a living lawn is to self-destruct.
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Step Two: Rub each palm front to back over the back of the other hand, interlacing fingers.
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When it came to the transfer-proof test, the blue really did not rub off at all.
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To rub salt in the wounds, Honda's engine has shown notable improvement with new partners Toro Rosso.
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It is worth waiting until you come home to rub those beach photos in your friends' faces.
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It felt like I was giving my tired eyes a good rub without doing them any damage.
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He grabs my hands and tells me to rub his nipples and keep looking in his eyes.
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At the festival, DeVaul requested that Simpson remove her shirt and suggested that he rub her back.
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The border, with Saudi Arabia's Rub al-Khali desert on one side, is just 41 miles long.
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Coat the pork all over with the rub and place on a rack set over a tray.
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And therein lies the rub: Will & Grace is a really terrible program containing some truly great performances.
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Therein lies the rub of Instagram's mission and business model with its commitment to user well-being.
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When I write, she curls up next to me and waits, her belly ready for a rub.
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You can just heat the plastic and rub it against a rough surface to make a point.
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But if you thought his tough-on-immigration speech would rub salt in the wound, think again.
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Hang out among tech bros long enough and their nerd stink is gonna rub off on you.
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If you could see me I'm doing a thing with my fingers where I rub them together.
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The rub: This could get awkward as Didi Chuxing is an investor in Uber, and vice versa.
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Then hold the fabric taut under cold running water and rub it against itself under the stream.
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Not baby back ribs thickly crusted with spice rub and served "dry," as it's done in Memphis.
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Around 1845, whalers started calling bowheads "rock-nosed whales" after seeing them rub their heads on boulders.
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Not the 'rub some dirt on it, walk it off' mentality that people are brought up with.
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The rub here is how these language "regions and linkages," as one might put it, supposedly work.
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They will bliss out stroking a wavy, fur-lined installation that makes music as you rub it.
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So, here's the rub ... the gesture made photogs think they'd just saw a sign Lori is pregnant.
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Don't rub your success in someone's face unless you know for sure that they're rooting for you.
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Rub it on and leave it for 10 to 20 minutes and rinse with water and dry.
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Children may rub themselves against stuffed toys or blankets or the arm of the sofa, she said.
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They free us from our phones and from the rub of zippers (at least for an hour).
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"The military may want to sue us because our lyrics rub salt in their wounds," she said.
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But throwing them in the wash or a rub with a brush and they practically look new.
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The crunchy details, the chili-rub and panko crust that would bring them to life, are absent.
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The rub is in how to rectify that — and which level of government should take the lead.
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Turns out big donors like to rub elbows with aid workers who are out in the field.
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There are other passages in "Walk Through Walls" that will make readers rub their eyes in disbelief.
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The visit was a clear opportunity for Netanyahu to rub the Palestinians' noses in the entire process.
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She poured sunflower oil into her hands and began to rub them over her daughter's chubby thighs.
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Empowering people to be practical in their daily challenges will likely rub off in their political views.
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The rub is that building the right hardware may require at least several more years of research.
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They rub lotion on her wrist from a tube that looks like lip balm, her dad said.
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But here's the rub: Only 3 percent of that buying power is spent at black-owned businesses.
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Water, prune and, if they are scented, rub the leaves with my fingers to release their perfume.
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But here's the rub: The stock market sometimes falls, and from time to time, it absolutely tanks.
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You'll find it at a place where you're almost certain to rub and bend elbows with locals.
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Rub the pork all over in a large bowl with the ginger, garlic, mirin, salt, and pepper.
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It's then cured for in a dry spice rub for two days and smoked for eight hours.
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If you should take her home after dinner and rub around and kiss in the doorway, right.
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A detective searches the Web, and sees 'rub and tug' reviews Acting on the tip, a Jupiter detective searched for the business on the Internet, and saw several reviews describing it as a "rub and tug" -- slang for a parlor where a masseuse will provide a sexual service.
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She's not doing it to rub it in my face, but hearing about it makes me feel sad.
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Dip a folded paper towel into the oil and briefly rub the surface and sides of the pan.
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Sweet cats love nothing more than a good belly rub, but most humans aren't up for the task.
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At this point, it must be getting pretty hard for him to find any nickels to rub together.
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At night, middle class Brazilians and foreigners rub shoulders sipping cocktails as the Olympic Games unfold around them.
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Gently rub the mixture on your skin and repeat until you feel good about the level of glow.
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But by making them rub elbows with one another, Fortitude makes all of them that much more exciting.
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Yet there is still plenty on the horizon to make the fight fan rub his hands with glee.
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"They think these areas are full of feckless skivers who rub off badly against each other," said Thompson.
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The automaker recently began working with on-demand car wash services like Spiffy, Rub a Dub, and Sparkl.
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Unfortunately for many women, though, the aggravating things their partners do don't always rub away after extended wear.
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Johan may rub Dre the wrong way, but in real life the actors had a blast working together.
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Gather a bunch in your hand, and rub it all over to protect your skin from any irritation.
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For women who love a matte look that doesn't rub off, consider this liquid lipstick your holy grail.
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A back rub from someone you love is super sweet, but a massage from a professional is unbeatable.
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"He'd tell me how beautiful I was, ask me about my day and rub my back," Newell says.
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If you rub the serial numbers off, you don't know where it came from, you can't trace it.
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Some women had aromatherapy oils they passed around for the rest of us to rub on our wrists.
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I don't want to toot my own horn, but I may be the queen of chub rub avoidance.
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To rub salt in the wound, now Amazon is trying to beat B&N at its own game.
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When Lori seems nervous, Candy comes over to rub Vaseline on her breasts, complimenting them all the while.
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Supergirl's powers and commitment to justice tend of rub off on her friends, and Nal is no exception.
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Apparently repairers can verify the issue by having users rub their fingers on the display, so smearing appears.
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Once Mayer dots moisturizer on his face, does he take a few swipes to rub it all in?
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It's a fashion statement, but also I sometimes get anxiety and it feels good to rub this thing.
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"Then slightly blend the shades, but be careful not to rub or smoosh your lips together," Rinaldi suggests.
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He also said that he will be going to Davos, where he will rub shoulders with the globalists.
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When I'm finished, spray them with cologne and rub coconut oil on them to give them a shine.
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Once it does, you lean against a surface, and the pressure on your back intensifies your shoulder rub.
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Zines' fun, creative look attracts companies who want zines' cool factor to rub off on their own products.
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Just spray on or rub in a little right before you straighten your hair to maximize its effects.
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But its strength lies in quieter gestures—a rub of the head, an anxious stroke of the ear.
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Participants who had not received the testosterone rub answered an average of 2.1 of the tricky questions correctly.
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The rub, the article claims, is that the Americans want a stricter definition of British ownership and control.
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To do it, gently rub in a circular motion around your stomach, from your hips to your ribs.
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When you rub on the screen, you can do other stuff like text your friends or play music.
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Gel glitter is so much easier to deal with, because you can rub it on with your finger.
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And to avoid blisters overall, it's best to avoid shoes that rub the heels or pinch the toes.
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Use a knife to pierce holes all over the eggplants and rub them in 3 tablespoons of oil.
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Season each steak with a ¼ teaspoon of each salt and pepper and rub with 1 tablespoon olive oil.
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They're used to this tube that's blowing air at your hands and you're supposed to rub your hands.
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Doesn&apost it rub you the wrong way that it&aposs a top-down approach all the time?
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They toured Atlanta's meat-and-three restaurants, and sampled the dry-rub barbecue from Memphis, Mr. Klank's hometown.
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I love New York but there's something about New York 60s guys that rub me the wrong way.
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Once we lost the fourth set... I put my legs up, I got a rub from my physio.
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Then, gently use your fingers to rub your partner's clitoris in circular motions, increasing speed and intensity gradually.
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"There's the Rub" Season 2, episode 16 Two separate excellent plotlines make this one worth a re-watch.
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Another rub: Those 501 species now known to be ravaged by the chytrid fungi are exactly that—known.
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He continued to rub his head in confusion while watching the lion warily until it stopped its advances.
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Intense meditations on faith, family, and loyalty rub up against adventures in haphazard anal bleaching and amateur pornography.
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She probably just expected a back rub and an "I'm sorry, babe," but that's not what she got.
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Well, there's the rub: it can be fairly argued that a limited airstrike does not a war make.
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The rub is that it would give hardliners a chance to push through even more draconian immigration policies.
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Elite sex parties where you can rub elbows (and maybe even genitals) with the cream of the crop.
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"It's the type of thing where it's chalk, so if you rub it, it comes off," Hudgens continued.
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Pens such as those from Pilot's popular Frixion line offer users the ability to rub out their mistakes.
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The product has a gritty, paste-like consistency that gently exfoliates as you rub it onto damp skin.
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Place the dough in the centre of the baking sheet and rub with a little bit of oil.
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If the Prince Regent was hoping that Jane Austen's popularity would rub off on him, he bet poorly.
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Things look a lot bleaker for vegans or vegetarians who are hoping to rub off on their partners.
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I can only wear certain bags for an hour or so, because the straps rub against my shoulder.
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And this is definitely something that you do want to rub all over your hands, all winter long.
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I'd say the lotion only took a tad bit longer to rub in than a conventional sunscreen lotion.
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" Mr. Trump, he said, followed in a long line of exploiters who "just — rub — salt — in our wounds.
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Does it rub any players the wrong way to have an inorganic slogan on their organic cotton shirts?
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The rub, of course, is that lots and lots of jobs don't require a renaissance man or woman.
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At night, after putting her children to bed, she'd rub soothing lotion on her swollen wrist and forearm.
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If you talk to a strong Christian like Mike Pence, sometimes that can rub off a little bit.
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Leo is a very popular, glamorous energy, and a lot of this will rub off on you today.
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I'd find anybody that had any kind of knowledge that I wanted, and I'd rub elbows with them.
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Ultimate, they do a little dance to show their joy and rub it in the defeated opponent's face.
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"I'm an assertive, competent person doing my job and that might rub people the wrong way," Gonzalez explained.
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The color won't flake or rub off even when it's brushed and will last until your next shampoo.
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To their detriment, some may even avoid interacting with old people lest their "disease" rub off on them.
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Bobby's wife fears his consistent use of nut misnomers will rub off onto their 4-year-old son.
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So hanging out in literary circles with the likes of Christopher Hitchens didn't really rub off on you?
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And that's the rub, really: There is little appetite for more good-faith accountability in right-wing circles.
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In other words, your well-meaning attempts to tout your family's achievements might rub people the wrong way.
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"I do it all the time, rub my dick on their back/ass until I cum," he writes.
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England then added a third through Alex Greenwood in the 58th minute to rub salt into the wounds.
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Either way, the moral of the story is: don't rub the Bills Mafia the wrong way right now.
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London broil/top round roast: Rub the roast with a generous amount of salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
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Giving your hands a quick rub-down with hand sanitizer first would be great, if you've got it.
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You pause to rub your chin glands along the bookcases, making a trace, signaling that you were here.
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The rub for the N.B.A., of course, is that tag it carries as the "wokest league" on Earth.
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The rub is that Ducey is going to do what's best for Ducey, instead of properly honoring McCain.
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I want to own things I can trust, to possess objects whose value will rub off on me.
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"They would come up to me and rub my stomach and say, 'You're getting fat,'" Mr. Goldshine said.
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Many tattoo artists don't like doing little tattoos because they are difficult to apply and can rub away.
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During the day, I just put on a little foundation and rub a little lipstick on my cheeks.
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Let them cool slightly, and you can rub off the skins with your fingers or a kitchen towel.
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The rub is that extracting this renewable energy from the ground requires fossil fuels to run the pumps.
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Perhaps the lone nitpicks are that the included front light could be better and its fenders sometimes rub.
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" Her friends stopped making eye contact with her, "afraid the sadness could rub off on them, or something.
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Officials are investigating the cause of the blaze, which took 40 firefighters over 2 hours to rub out.
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Janice, always standoffish, shook Gerald's hand, then joked that in flu season one should really only rub elbows.
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The Mexican peso MXN= rose 1.6 percent against the dollar and the Russian rouble RUB= jumped 5 percent.
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"That's the rub with executive privilege: It makes it look like you have something to hide," Rozell said.
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Expect steamy, sensual grinding to classic R&B hits, and plenty of sweaty singles to rub up against.
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With great effort, she stands up against a wall and demands that Hill come and rub her legs.
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"The fin is considered a delicacy," I recall being told, and there was the rub: Only the fin?
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I had to rub my eyes for a moment as I realized these entries were SPINDLY and SPINDRY.
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Add a pinch of salt and rub your knife against it to break it down into a paste.
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The Houston Rockets star hit up Avenue nightclub where everyone wanted to rub elbows with HIM -- including Meek.
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Odd window groupings rub up against even odder facades, while the interiors look like casinos colliding with carnivals.
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We'd get high and then we'd sit in the bath together and we'd rub makeup brushes on our faces.
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"When I put hand cream on, I always rub the excess on my neck," flight attendant Denise Kelley says.
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But the rub is that equal enforcement of any of the existing laws against sex discrimination is not required.
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When Holm defeated Ronda Rousey in November of 2015, the star power seemed to rub off of her instantly.
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Suddenly, my own lashes were floating away, casualties of an eye rub or close encounter with a mascara wand.
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She's explains she's going to let it go and then gently rub it between her hands, back and forth.
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In grainy surveillance footage, the women appear to rub something onto his face before walking away in separate directions.
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Begin with making out, and then rub your genitals against your partner's body in any way that feels good.
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I came home with a tiny bottle of cedarwood oil to rub on my feet to help me sleep.
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It's very important not to rub out stains, but rather let them either absorb or gently pat them away.
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Guisi will apparently "rub elbows" with Lucious Lyons and will go head-to-head with the HBIC herself, Cookie.
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I wanted to rub elbows with the entrepreneurs, media folks, Trump fanboys, and protestors who had become tower regulars.
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FAS had imposed a fine of 438M RUB (~$7.8M) on Google, following the antitrust ruling issued in September 2015.
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She calculates hugs, and she sits on the couch at parties so that she can rub shoulders with friends.
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But rub it onto skin and the encapsulated bronze pigments will burst, adjusting to your own natural skin tone.
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From time to time, I'd go up there and rub the bag, just to know my cat was there.
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Or am I just blindly recycling perceived value with the faint hope that it will rub off on me?
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Except maybe ice cream, but ice cream is a little too cold and sticky to rub all over yourself.
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She'll also rub her head on us as a kind of cue that she wants somebody to pet her.
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By the end of a long career, he was fluent in nine and could rub along in another dozen.
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I take my time with my morning routine and make sure to rub in the sunscreen all the way.
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The rub is that "graduation" would make it more difficult for the country to claim it qualifies for aid.
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A lot of times, temperature play involves using ice or a warm oil to rub over your partner's skin.
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Basically, if you're a woman giving Ozzy either a back rub or a trolley of food, God help you.
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Once you rub it in, it glosses over dry spots and leaves the skin feeling smooth all day long.
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Idc who i rub wrong because you never sat in a meeting nor put in work with my dawg!!
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And the abrasive management style of founder Mark Pincus started to rub a lot of people the wrong way.
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It also found that alcohol hand-rub was often placed where it was "unrealistic" to expect its routine use.
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Put a drop of dish soap on the offending lip print and gently rub it in with your finger.
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Jonathan's trying to rub this in my face and make me feel some type of way, but I don't.
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They reveal notes lost and whispers hidden and the rub of a finger down the string of a guitar.
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Watching polar bears in metal muzzles lie down and rub their faces on ice was something I won't forget.
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"She likes to rub my stomach and tell everybody that 'I'm having a baby brother,' " said Bush Hager, 37.
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His system requires the person to rub a wand-like tool fitted with a fabric over the waste area.
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We love a good shrimp cocktail, and these blackened shrimp with a spicy, peppery dry rub are no exception.
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No-Slip Grip You know that bald patch you get when your glasses rub the foundation off your nose?
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Hey Peter, let me sit at your desk and rub one out by the window so everyone could see.
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Here's the rub ... Rob's in deep with the Kardashian TV franchise, and we're told their contract gives the E!
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That's the rub: Sanders hasn't offered many details, and such a plan is widely estimated to cost $7.53 trillion.
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"You could rub your finger across a desk, and it would come away black with coal dust," Haltom said.
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Basically, if you're a women giving Ozzy either a back rub or a trolley of food, God help you.
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The rub is that it's hard to think of a bank that looks more like a candidate for resolution.
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Remember back when you were a kid, and your mom would rub your back when you weren't feeling great?
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Wow, what a life I've built for myself, I thought, as I started to rub lube on the device.
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They also rub shoulders with Hollywood A-listers at a television festival created by the Monaco royal family itself.
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Here's the rub: To make the numbers work, popular things will have to go away or be pared back.
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She told Glamour that she likes to "rub this puppy all over my body and neck for ultimate relaxation."
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I began showering more, hoping to rub off enough of my old skin that I'd eventually be brand new.
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"I don't know whose belly I want to rub more right now," Cohen said after watching the sweet union.
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As Whole Foods begins to rub up against the parent firm, there's likely to be a substantial culture clash.
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J.P. Morgan estimates the chipmaker will generate $10 in revenue from every Apple iPhone, but therein lies the rub.
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Now here's the rub: we know that members of the Supreme Court often make political rather than legal decisions.
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Rub [the cream] in your hands so it's evenly dispersed, start on the back, and work your way up.
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Wet and squeeze it to activate it, then rub away at the problem areas in your shower and tub.
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My theoretical retirement portfolio looks as follows: tactically long SPX, long GBP (and overweight UK assets), long RUB carry.
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Rub marinade paste onto chicken thighs and let it rest in the refrigerator for 4 to 24 hours. 3.
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The woman said she tried to resist his advances and ultimately allowed him to give her a neck rub.
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When he started to lay on top of us we soon realised he was after a little tummy rub.
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When they're ready, they'll rub the briskets with spices that are pretty similar to the ingredients in the brine.
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He was creating spaces, both on record and in real life clubs, where his favorite sounds could rub shoulders.
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I couldn't scratch my head or rub my ear during my answers, because they'd read it a certain way.
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Which is all well and good, until you decide to rub it all over your face, body, and scalp.
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There, you'll be able to rub shoulders with some of the most prominent founders and investors in the space.
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Following advice from her detention roommates, Yazmin said, she snuck salt from the cafeteria to rub on Mariee's belly.
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The perpetrators dance up to their victims in a pretend celebratory mood, rub up against them and rob them.
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Gabriel sits him up on a chair and, crouching down begins to gently rub painkiller cream on his leg.
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As you wear your clothes, especially tight-fitting pieces like leggings, bacteria and yeast rub off on your body.
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But the rub is that some firms have been able to find women to place in positions in power.
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Kindred formulated the appetite stimulant so an owner can rub it into the cat's ear while both are relaxing.
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After touching it, clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water.
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Still, Biles shakes my hand back, laughs, and doesn't seem to rub the disinfectant into her hands too vigorously.
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At Mr. DeVaul's encampment, Ms. Simpson said, he asked her to remove her shirt and offered a back rub.
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"His enthusiasm for it was — to use a word that would have made him chuckle — infectious," Mr. Rub said.
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Another woman accused him of pulling her in by the neck to rub noses at a fundraiser in 2009.
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Maybe her most intriguing finding is that Hawaii can rub off on visitors, changing how they think about race.
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THE RUB OF TIME Bellow, Nabokov, Hitchens, Travolta, Trump: Essays and Reportage, 1994-2017 By Martin Amis 416 pp.
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Most people touch their faces without even thinking about it, maybe to rub dry eyes or scratch an itch.
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Or maybe just rub shoulders with a portrait by the Renaissance master that's back on the market at Frieze.
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Rub elbows, network and engage with current and aspiring leaders, as well as students poised to drive future innovation.
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Just pump a small glob of sanitizer on one hand and rub your hands together for about 20 seconds.
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He'd pour milk on his head, rub a grapefruit on his elbow, and smear chocolate pudding on his chest.
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On Instagram, Maybin posted a video showing him instructing his students to rub their hands together to keep warm.
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Physical objects, like wood type or Letraset, rub down type and help me perceive space in a different way.
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A second reporter asked why it was appropriate for Trump to "rub elbows" with "very wealthy" people in Switzerland.
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A short-term bump in spending, as Mrs Merkel argues, would rub up against bottlenecks in areas like construction.
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Before there was time to rub an eye and make sure the shot was real, DeChambeau hit another one.
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The rub, of course, is that Mr. Trump repeatedly criticized his predecessor, Barack Obama, for playing too much golf.
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But here's the rub — expectation is building that the U.S. Fed will pause after one more hike next year.
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He would sit next to his wife and rub her hand, her knee, to try to calm the unease.
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Amid huge booths would be "experience hubs," where celebrity athletes or actors might rub shoulders with regular gamer attendees.
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Other insects have musical penises, where males rub them against ribbed parts of their bodies to emit loud noises.
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Some stressed-out fish enjoy a massage, flocking to objects that rub their flanks until their cortisol levels drop.
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But in recent years, Ghosn's brash style and generous compensation began to rub many in Japan the wrong way.
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Zero to Hero Rub (3 teaspoons): 12g sugarCorn: 7.8g sugarAsparagus: 7.2g sugarTofu, brown rice, mushrooms, and kale: 0g sugar
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However, he made sure to rub it in by running the hill himself ... without all the huffing and puffing.
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I particularly like their clues for MASSEUR (1D — One pressing the flesh) and MEAT RUB (1A – Barbecue chef's coat).
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Ever wonder what it would take to rub elbows with the upper crust in Greenwich, Connecticut or Beverly Hills?
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Apply the paste to a clean, soft cloth and gently rub in a circular motion on the phone's scratches.
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If something goes on today, I'm sure I can throw some tape on it, rub some dirt on it.
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I could exfoliate with an open palm when my wife's back itched or my cat arched for a rub.
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No. It&aposs a lot like yesterday, where it just feels like I&aposm gonna rub everything underneath off.
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Was this like reaching over the front seat of a car to give an Uber driver a neck rub?
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"See, I'm protecting you!" you want to say to them as you rub the translucent goop across your hands.
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Dried porcini pack a lot of flavor, so whir them in a food processor for a powerfully savory rub.
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The folks at CSPI stacked up their plate with hand-battered chicken crispers, Texas Dry Rub ribs and sausage.
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But the rub was the proposal to cap outside income, which has been at the heart of corruption woes.
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The "rub" is an unevenness in the playing surface that can cause the ball to slow or alter course.
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Obama's not waiting until he's done to rub in what amounts to, You know you're going to miss me.
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And there is a fire-starting clinic where we rub sticks on logs in the hope of making flame.
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And we've even got some classic dry-rub oven ribs, just in case your backyard party gets rained out.
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It's a big deal ... the rich and famous were expecting to rub elbows with Hillary at Seth MacFarlane's home.
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Instead, she says the trick is to grab a towel and rub it on the vaginal area and butt.
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The Patriots owner has been offered a plea deal in his rub-and-tug case ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.
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"When Hopper was painting, the museum wasn't really focused on acquiring contemporary American art," said Timothy Rub, the museum's director.
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In the clip, Cyrus appears to rub food over herself, while the words "SHE IS COMING" flash on the screen.
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The rub: What's good news in the short term for AT&T customers may be bad news for net neutrality.
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The conversation stemmed from backlash about a previous mid-game shoulder rub Drake, 32, gave to Raptors coach Nick Nurse.
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Doctors often direct patients to rub the cream into pre-cancerous skin areas and just leave it there, explained Rohrer.
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" Rivera said the lifestyle began to rub off on Vanessa and claims she "got into a couple of little catfights.
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Chef Dog has human hands and prefers to rub the plain pasta all over his face rather than consume it.
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The directions are this: Moisten a cotton pad with micellar water, then rub it over your face to remove makeup.
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Oh yes indeed, the accountancy profession would just rub its hands at the prospect of a two-tier tax law.
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I was like, 'Well guys, I'll just chill over here by my race car and rub my neck real quick.
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Would-be figgers can rub a little ginger on a small sample area to see how the fig-ee reacts.
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The Area-51m also represents a newer, cleaner design language for Alienware that will hopefully rub off on its competitors.
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The quickest way to Brian's heart was with a quality scratch of his rear, and a rub of his belly.
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Just read these lines from the chorus: To reiterate: Just a lamp and a rub away from whatever you want.
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You can visit Tunisia to see Tatooine, Lake Como to see Naboo, and Rub' al Khali desert to see Jakku.
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It's also noteworthy that Rub & Tug is being directed by Rupert Sanders, who also directed the Ghost in the Shell.
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In a village just outside Kafue, Gertrude Mwiba is one of those trying to rub along with the local megafauna.
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"It lasts all day, so that when I touch my face and rub my brow, it's still there," she said.
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That's the rub: Few people who disagree with Clinton from the left would rather see Trump in the White House.
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But they argue any negative association should rub off on Trump and Giuliani for recruiting Parnas in the first place.
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He cried — [makes crying sound] — immediately, so I didn't have to rub him to make sure that he was breathing.
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"If you rub it on your skin, topical CBD is not going to be absorbed in the bloodstream," says Hill.
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A new hand-rub, which nurses requested as a less messy option, turned out to be more skin-friendly too.
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What happens in that can of mixed nuts during transit depends a lot on how the nuts rub up together.
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He lives in the Dakota, Manhattan's most coveted address, where Roberta Flack and Leonard Bernstein rub shoulders in the lift.
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"They love being pet and they just will practically beg for you to rub their head," the animal lover said.
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Then, as if to rub salt in my wounds, Scott casually dropped that there might be a lot of surprises.
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Is it possible that Nick's child-like inclinations rub off on his girlfriend, convincing her to get the edgy piercing?
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Sprinkle the exterior with a generous amount of the powder, then rub it down with a sponge soaked with vinegar.
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Get a skillet pan hot and rub the pork with the grapeseed oil and the salt that was set aside.
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Geminis who have deceitful fathers, however, have to be very careful to avoid seeing that deceitfulness rub off on them.
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If they do good then you give them a treat, if they mess up you rub their nose in it.
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That's one reason why people who have metal braces get them so frequently (the brackets can rub against their cheeks).
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NET INTEREST INCOME OF RUB 228 BILLION, UP 22018% YEAR-ON-YEAR * NET INTEREST MARGIN WAS 13.13% IN JAN.-FEB.
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It's reminiscent of when we were babies and our parents would gently rub our backs or heads to calm us.
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Recommended use is business as usual: Rub your body down in the shower with the gentle exfoliating treatment and rinse.
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He had been watching Grace's hands tenderly hold onto Caroline's wheelchair, then gently rub the skin on her daughter's forearm.
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Summer — no matter how plentiful the rosé, rooftop parties, and beach trips — can sometimes still rub people the wrong way.
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Rub the lamb chops with the spice mix, transfer to a sheet tray, and refrigerate 6 to 12 hours. 3.
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The kittens haven't been vaccinated yet, so people can't rub their faces in their furry little tummies oh my God.
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Uno and James pick up the metal grate and rub it with a halved onion and a bit of grease.
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Police say they supplied Huong and Aisyah with the liquid to rub on Kim's face and then left the country.
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Then, I used my fingertips to rub all of the product in, gently massaging my face with circular motions. H
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Every night, I scoop out a heaping fingerful and rub it all over my hands before bed — before sleep, actually.
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When you need to retrieve the crystal's programming, simply hold and rub the crystal, asking it to release those energies.
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Saudi Aramco's unconventional resources programme covers three areas of Saudi Arabia: North Arabia, South Ghawar and Jafurah/Rub' al-Khali.
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When she rebuffed, he said she "helped me upstairs" to his room and offered him a back rub before leaving.
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Just idly rub at the weird parts on the case while you're zoning out at a meeting or in class.
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The tech giant has added 20,000 new jobs in Seattle and attracted other tech companies that want to rub elbows.
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Then we get into logistics: finding a location, equipment, proteins, how many pounds of rub, how many gallons of sauce.
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At Icarus, Joey Goldblatt used to keep a map of Manhattan with all the rub-and-tug joints clearly marked.
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So, a lot of the time, they'll take off their gloves so they can rub and tap on a touchscreen.
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She makes cannabis tinctures and balms to rub on her joints and medicates with a handheld vaporizer throughout the day.
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"The rub-some-dirt-on-it mentality you see in football is the same," Fraga said of the bike world.
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It's working on a special pattern for the insole that will rub off based on where you put your weight.
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Rub the mixture as if you are warming your hands, evenly wetting all the semolina to create a loose crumble.
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But when other people joke and call each other OCD in fun, it can still rub him the wrong way.
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I put a few drops on my palms, rub them together, and gently press the oil all over my skin.
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Fans streaming toward the buses home were clearly satisfied with Iraq's performance but evinced no desire to rub it in.
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He subjected AIDS patients to what he said was an experimental miracle cure — an herbal body rub and a banana.
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The rub-off for motorsport, a key marketing tool for manufacturers and electrical engineering giants, is set to be enormous.
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They're works of rub-your-nose-in-it naturalism, unforgiving and emotionally draining, books that make you squirm, and think.
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Lying there, I would rub my fingers across the little pills that made up designs and look out the window.
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It actually delivers the 50 SPF protection it claims and still manages to rub in without leaving that telltale pallor.
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And there's something to be said for erecting an open tent that encourages people with different views to rub shoulders.
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And you probably don't rub it in by commenting when the guy whose heart you broke starts posting sappy throwbacks.
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When Ms. Casteel came inside, the restaurant's chef and co-owner, Helina Girma, rushed over to rub her hands warm.
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When she rebuffed, he says she "helped me upstairs" to his room and offered him a back rub before leaving.
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In response, PMA CEO Timothy Rub held an all-staff town hall meeting where he offered his apology to staffers.
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You won't see anything crazy but it's the loud pop you hear that'll make ya wanna schedule a foot rub.
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The Trump campaign's ad buy is likely to rub the president's many critics the wrong way, but it isn't unprecedented.
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Whose idea was it to have Stephen Root, who plays Barry's handler, Fuches, rub super glue into Barry's open wound?
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The worry was that the Chainsmokers — or at minimum, the desire for Chainsmokers-level success — would rub off on her.
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I discovered that if I rub a light, fast-absorbing lotion into my legs, my clothing won't stick to them.
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They need to be made of fabric that won't wear or tear where my thighs rub together when I run.
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You'll soon realize that I coat almost everything I cook in one seasoning: Eat Barbecue Zero to Hero Sweet Rub.
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This time I stayed away from the barbecue rub, instead opting for a sweet chili sauce and some plain hummus.
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But between Dr. Schmidhuber's and Dr. Hochreiter's research and today's progress there was a big gap — and that's the rub.
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Gently rub the cotton swab or cloth in circular motions on the screen until you see the scratch go away.
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There's no one there to rub my back and tell me that I'm okay, that we're going to be okay.
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You can also use spice when making a rub for meat or when seasoning vegetables, soups, pasta or curry dishes.
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In the car, Sherrena paused to rub her neck, and Arleen lowered her forehead into the palm of her hand.
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Place your finger on the baby&aposs tongue and gently rub the surface of the tongue in a circular shape.
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A longer-term question is Cousins's attitude: He has been a consistent malcontent, and that could rub off on Davis.
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Whose idea was it to have Stephen Root, who plays Barry's handler, Fuches, rub super glue into Barry's open wound?
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" And there's the rub: "If we befriend someone at work, it's likely that we also need to work with them.
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I think I was hoping their status as official literary figures — real writers, real editors — might rub off on me.
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The real rub for Amazon comes with its third-party sellers, who use Amazon's platform to hock their own wares.
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Sony's new robot dog, Aibo, also stopped conventiongoers who took time to rub their hands on its hard-surface head.
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These markers are water resistant, so you can rest assured that your marks won't rub off even in extreme circumstances.
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Sometimes it means just being able to lay together, rub one another's back or feet, or even just holding hands.
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Apply the rub lightly around the edges of the ribs, over the backs of them, and all over the tops.
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But here's the rub: The agency's crisis is coming at a time when we need the WHO more than ever.
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In a small percentage of people implants break, and that's really why they break: they rub and they wear out.
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Mix the miso paste with the sesame oil, ginger and garlic, then rub this into everything in the roasting tin.
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The eldest Trump son at first seemed eager to rub elbows with Julian Assange, the fugitive founder of the organization.
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The challenge is that it is a rub against the ordinary (nobody does Dry January because they are light drinkers who can easily do it—they do it because alcohol is part of their life, a social lubricant, a crutch), but not enough of a rub for it to be anything other than dull.
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"My brother and his wife are huge Broncos fans, so it's fun to rub it in their faces!" she tells PEOPLE.
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Those who have trouble sleeping can rub this soothing stick balm onto their forehead or temples to help calm their nerves.
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The rub, of course, has become this: You actually want Smith picking against your team, so piss-poor are his prognostications.
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His inner circle acts in much the same manner, and his approach appears to rub off on those close to him.
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