Half of the men rubbed in a testosterone gel, and the rest rubbed in a placebo.
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And naturally, it rubbed off on the sisters, and through the show, it rubbed off on us.
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The portrait, which is more rubbed out than filled in, depicts a ghostly face, with a black smudge for the right eye and the left eye rubbed away.
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He rubbed some of that on her lips as well.
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This is what might have rubbed people the wrong way.
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She might have rubbed the fur around as she slept.
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It got the serial numbers rubbed off and moved on.
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Thats rubbed some EU diplomats and companies the wrong way.
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Her son Jordan cried as his sister rubbed his back.
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Maybe he's just rubbed off on you over the years.
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That's rubbed some EU diplomats and companies the wrong way.
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That has clearly rubbed off on Apple and its products.
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The comments rubbed lawmakers on Capitol Hill the wrong way.
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He rubbed his palm over the scruff covering his jawline.
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"His face must have rubbed on the ground," another wrote.
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That has rubbed some brands and agencies the wrong way.
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They also rubbed shoulders with their managers from South Korea.
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They also rubbed and cradled Halsey's stomach, sparking pregnancy rumors.
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Serve with 2 pieces of grilled bread rubbed with garlic.
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The world was your lamp, just waiting to be rubbed.
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I rubbed my penis across the outside of her vagina.
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The face of the figure has been thoroughly rubbed out.
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He yawned and rubbed his face vigorously to wake up.
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He had rubbed elbows with billionaires at President Trump's inauguration.
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That tone deafness has rubbed some publishers the wrong way.
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"We rubbed America's nose in the dirt" (The Associated Press).
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Meanwhile, President Trump rubbed some salt in the diplomatic wound.
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He got up from the chair and rubbed his forehead.
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Voronenkov had rubbed shoulders with President Vladimir Putin's closest associates.
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You got to commit yourself 100 percent, and naturally after 42 years that ethos rubbed off on me, and I like to think it rubbed off on the people who I've been associated with.
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He rubbed some on her lips so she could lick them.
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Stankey's leadership style has also rubbed some people the wrong way.
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Beverley Mitchell's maternal instinct has definitely rubbed off on her daughter.
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For the obvious reasons, the ask rubbed him the wrong way.
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Do you know how much bronzer was rubbed on my body?
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Moon also dabbled in conservative politics and rubbed shoulders with Nixon.
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For 17 years, she rubbed on it till her hands bled.
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Coughlin's fastidious ways rubbed not only his players the wrong way.
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Here are the people you forgot rubbed elbows with Manhattan's elite.
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She reached out and rubbed her hands all over my belly.
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It seems Kardashian West's savvy has rubbed off on her husband.
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At the very least, the odds are that something rubbed off.
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With his callous embassy move, Trump rubbed salt into this wound.
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And I think inherently that must've just rubbed off on me.
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They were scrimmaging and rubbed elbows a bit, you could say.
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The man leaned over and rubbed a finger under her chin.
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Then he reached down E.R.'s pants and rubbed his penis.
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They practically rubbed elbows with Guzman's wife as they left court.
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The friend's condescending tone had long rubbed her the wrong way.
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What Bob does has rubbed off on me over the years.
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He rubbed a clear circle in the dust with his fist.
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Her fingers gently rubbed on the long scar on my chest.
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This doctor was intentionally calm and thorough and it rubbed off.
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Cespedes's blunt sentiments rubbed a few in Flushing the wrong way.
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He followed her, embraced her, and rubbed his crotch against her.
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His leadership in that regard rubbed off on all of us.
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True, he rubbed shoulders with Iranian intelligence operatives at the mission.
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"It rubbed a lot of people the wrong way," Walmsley said.
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McInnes, at the front of the pack, rubbed his palms together.
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However, these innovations seem to have rubbed franchisees the wrong way.
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Some rubbed their sleds with ski wax; others used onion powder.
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That has rubbed off on the rest of the Natural State.
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Another rubbed her fingers together, making the hand gesture for money.
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She rubbed Augustus down with what might have been hair oil.
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She held up her forefinger and thumb and rubbed them together.
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He sat up, rubbed his eyes, and put on his clothes.
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He was also very positive, which rubbed off on the team.
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He said Mr. Spacey rubbed his penis for about three minutes.
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Honest, rural pigs don't look like they've been rubbed down with Vanish.
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Sara read the names out loud, as she rubbed her fingers together.
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Doe reached his hands inside Ms. Doe's shirt and rubbed her breasts.
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All that shifting has rubbed away the details of that ancient Earth.
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And now it seems like Steeler Nation has rubbed off on Vergara.
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With that in mind, Ratajkowski's words rubbed some people the wrong way.
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And Eddie Redmayne really, really rubbed one Twitter user the wrong way.
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SINGAPORE — We rubbed our eyes and checked what we were reading twice.
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His opinions not only argued points, they rubbed opponents' noses in defeat.
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He rubbed shoulders there with Formula One bosses and other motorsport personalities.
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Such negotiations have rubbed Richmond and many CBC members the wrong way.
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In spite of my various convictions, nihilism had rubbed off on me.
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He straddled her leg and rubbed his groin against her, she wrote.
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I rubbed the fog off the mirror and looked at myself again.
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Nah. He rubbed salt into Pittsburgh's wounds by going after Steelers fans.
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Then maybe it was just the writing that rubbed off on you?
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The accuser said Mr. Spacey rubbed his penis for about three minutes.
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Connor says hearing about Lincoln's dirty laundry rubbed him the wrong way.
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His habits have definitely rubbed off on me in a positive way.
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We rubbed curry leaves between our fingers and dug up turmeric roots.
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Afterward, it's drained, rinsed and rubbed by hand to remove the hulls.
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He has rubbed elbows with the powerful, including former and future presidents.
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She rubbed lotion on my neck and pulled out the straight razor.
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White peppercorns are black peppercorns with their outer black layer rubbed off.
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The eels rubbed against the horses' legs, zapping them with electric pulses.
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They inspected and removed labels and rubbed the fabric between their fingers.
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The Queen isn't the only high-profile person he's rubbed noses with.
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"Something just rubbed me the wrong way about this read," one reader commented.
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In the experiments, the researchers rubbed the fake cream on the participants' forearms.
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She apparently likes to watch Mean Girls on repeat while getting rubbed down.
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SORKIN: SO THE PRESIDENT HAS NOT RUBBED OFF ON YOU ON THIS SCORE?
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If you blinked, rubbed your eyes, or refreshed the page, it was gone.
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Arlyn rubbed his shoulder, clasping her hand over her mouth to stifle tears.
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No. But do you hope and pray that some of it rubbed off?
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Watthana, rubbed his young fighter's arms and carefully gave him sips of water.
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Trump's rhetoric and unpredictability have rubbed some British elected officials the wrong way.
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His tenacious approach had, it is said, rubbed some employees the wrong way.
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Christina Aguilera's gift to new dad Andy Cohen rubbed him the right way!
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Distractedly, Fatima rubbed his back in circular motions until he fell quiet again.
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Regardless, it's clear that mmDust's entire ethos rubbed the room the wrong way.
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He rubbed her back, pressed her against him, and made slight moaning noises.
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Batman rubbed off on Prince, which led to Prince rubbing off on me.
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Parts seem smoothed over or partially rubbed away; they hint at drifting mist.
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And the future royal's devotion to yoga has rubbed off on her fiancé.
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So you'd think her expertise would've rubbed off on her husband, Justin Theroux.
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He loves to go on walks and have his head and ears rubbed.
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Ethiopia's double-digit growth over the past decade has rubbed off on Djibouti.
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She showed something that was unexpected something that rubbed people the wrong way.
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The president's frustration appears to have rubbed off on Dowd by the end.
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At my apartment we meditated, burned sage, and rubbed oil on our faces.
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Ms. Leong rubbed her shoulder, and Detective Agosto asked why she was emotional.
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Wednesday night's nod from the president's campaign just rubbed salt in those wounds.
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"My wife loves to have her feet rubbed," he told PEOPLE in 2014.
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A marshmallow roasting stick made of oil-rubbed walnut, copper and leather ($1003).
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He has a knack for words that has really rubbed off on me.
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I borrowed David's Raiders cap and rubbed a finger over my furred teeth.
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She had this serious passion and that kind of rubbed off on us.
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Throughout his training, Mr. Sarfo rubbed shoulders with an international cadre of recruits.
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Economic inequality stokes powerful emotions, especially when your nose is rubbed in it.
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Samuel rubbed elbows with the Rockefellers and cofounded the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Perhaps amorous tyrannosaurs rubbed their snouts together in a Cretaceous riff on kissing.
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He rubbed the distressed newborn's belly, he said, and it passed a stool.
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Suckerfish attached themselves to Durden's legs and feet; dolphins rubbed up against him.
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As I entered, Liang put down the law book and rubbed his temples.
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On the ride down, the men rubbed their hands and whistled in anticipation.
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That adulation has not, however, rubbed off on Mr. Karimov's missing first daughter.
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She landed a job at Mac Cosmetics, where she rubbed elbows with celebrities.
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The title of your book, The Left Behind, rubbed me the wrong way.
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A D.I. claimed he rubbed his knuckles across Raheel's sternum to revive him.
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One of the great coincidences in history is that the counterculture and the technology industry grew up side by side in the San Francisco mid-peninsula and the two rubbed up against one another and rubbed off on one another.
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Ruensumran says she's sure his influence has rubbed off on her over the years.
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Chris threw his arm around the Bears guard and rubbed his head in comfort.
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Both Luke P. and Cam have rubbed fans the wrong way from the start.
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It stayed put — even when I accidentally rubbed my eye in downward-facing dog.
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His aura and his approach to the game have rubbed off on the team.
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Extreme privilege rubbed shoulders with extreme want more violently than anywhere I'd ever been.
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But the aloofness that seemed to translate into callousness rubbed her the wrong way.
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They could not speak for minutes, wailed loudly and rubbed their cheeks and hands.
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He had rubbed salt into his face to counteract the effects of tear gas.
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Finnish social workers rubbed shoulders with Greek tourist agents, Romanian builders and Maltese housewives.
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The way you jumped around on my knee…and rubbed your clit on me.
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I cried out, and he rubbed my clit and slapped my cunt once more.
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Because manliness literally has to be rubbed in, I went to take a shower.
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His popularity has rubbed off on his party, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle.
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Riders did not bat an eye as the cat rubbed up against passengers' legs.
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"It does not hurt whatsoever," she said as Khloé and Jonathan rubbed her down.
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I think they've grown up playing against computers and some of it's rubbed off!
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Inevitably, this skewed sense of masculinity rubbed off on the women in his life.
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I rubbed her arm and told her I am not a threat to her.
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In the camp infirmary he rubbed a thermometer until it registered a dangerous fever.
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I rubbed my eyes when I arrived at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on Tuesday.
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"It definitely rubbed people the wrong way, and was not handled appropriately," says Sanchez.
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Now he speculates those batteries rubbed up against each other, causing them to ignite.
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What's more, there were crucial elements of their game that rubbed off on him.
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I rubbed the worn tiles between my fingers like worry stones, looking for words.
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"You guys fighting yesterday just really rubbed me the wrong way," she told him.
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As he came out of the locker room, he rubbed himself with cocoa butter.
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Here's the sound of flicked cactus spines, brushed trunks or rubbed leaves between fingers.
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Some would be rubbed with ash, some covered in straw, some pressed with tomatoes.
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At bedtime, does this sleepy preschooler like her back rubbed, scratched or traced over?
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They rubbed this over their heads and chests, part of their preparations to fight.
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To rural white conservatives, their culture is being rubbed out right before their eyes.
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Some of those women say the actor groped, bit, or rubbed up against them.
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Recipe: Spice-Rubbed Spatchcocked Chicken Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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They stripped, and rubbed their bodies all over his, and threatened to rape him.
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The suit said he rubbed himself against her until he ejaculated in his pants.
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His lithe brushstrokes are in the flourish of a silvery wind-rubbed tree trunk.
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That's the way he talks, so it rubbed off on me a little bit.
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His intensity, embodied by his icy sideline stare, has rubbed off on his players.
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These were not the only ways Mr. Coats rubbed Mr. Trump the wrong way.
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After a mummy was dried, oils were rubbed on its skin, sometimes for days.
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Then, she landed a job at Mac Cosmetics, where she rubbed elbows with celebrities.
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That has left officials who spent years working on those rules feeling rubbed raw.
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Then he took several deep breaths, rubbed his hands together and tried to continue.
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Those rubbed-in holes, scratched hatches and loop-de-loops are emboldened with potentiality.
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Paintings with mythological, biblical, and secular subjects all rubbed (bare) shoulders within their confines.
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She had rubbed the cream all over her body in preparation for her wedding.
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"My father was in a suit and tie everyday, so it rubbed off," he says.
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The parasites then get rubbed into the wound or eyes by our own cloddish hands.
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Normally, this outer layer of the papillae is being continuously rubbed off when we eat.
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Thirty employees rubbed their hands together in glee, awaiting their prize after months of waiting.
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Every guy I have ever talked or been intimate with has always rubbed my face.
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It was meant to be a fun game, but rubbed many people the wrong way.
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Finally, she rubbed my right Achilles' tendon as if re-enacting the discovery of fire.
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H: You said that you knew him personally, and that he rubbed off on you.
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I took her hand and rubbed my thumb over her skin, so cool and dry.
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Exporters rubbed their hands at the prospect of deeper links with European firms and investors.
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When I rubbed a chunk of snow over my hand, my palm chilled almost painfully.
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So I rubbed the bag with a towel that had been slightly dipped in gas.
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Another held Buddhist stelae, his special interest, with inscriptions he had painstakingly rubbed and transcribed.
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It's clear a lot of qualities from her inclusiveness-focused generation have rubbed off, though.
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The singer also sweetly rubbed Teigen's baby bump before they ducked out by 11 p.m.
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On one hand, they're ardent Trump supporters and have rubbed shoulders with mainstream Republican figures.
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Back in the Obama era, the Rouhani-Zarif team rubbed along well with the Americans.
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It rubbed me the wrong way because it sounded a bit game-y to me.
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Remember when Clinton accused Barack Obama of getting his back rubbed by a slum lord?
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Grover Cleveland, William Randolph Hearst, and Sarah Bernhardt rubbed shoulders in the bar of The
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Jolene cursed as she rubbed her free hand along her soft waist and muffin top.
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Netflix rubbed some theater owners the wrong way during its release of "Roma" last year.
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This isnt the first time Chyna's rubbed her relationship with Mechie in Rob's face either.
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When Watson rubbed his chin, the boy told him, "'No, third one down,'" Watson said.
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Using his words to push truck sales rubbed a lot of people the wrong way.
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I squeezed out a tiny dollop onto my finger and rubbed it on my gums.
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At one point they were asking me if I wanted caviar rubbed on my face.
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As you can tell from the shelter's video, she loves to get her ears rubbed.
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The poached egg with trout roe, chives, and za'atar-rubbed toast was calling my name.
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I eased myself down into a scabby chair with some of its leather rubbed off.
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If anything, I&aposll say that the KKW has kind of rubbed off a bit.
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We cut the garlic clove in half, exposing the juices, before we rubbed the bread.
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When he needed a reality check halfway up, he rubbed his cheek against the building.
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When I finally climbed out of the water and vigorously rubbed my arms, sparks flew.
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The cybersecurity firm detailed the campaign it has rubbed "Orangeworm" in a report released Monday.
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But as my virtual hands rubbed my new baby bump, my real hands felt nothing.
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With the last nuclear bolt firmly inserted and secured, she exhaled and rubbed her eyes.
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Either my locks need changing or I rubbed one out in my sleep last night.
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Same-same with watching soothing gifs of babies having their faces rubbed—LI'L PINKY CHEEKSIES!
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He rubbed his hands together until they were warm, and instructed her to breathe deeply.
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I went into my own room and rubbed ointment on my sore neck and side.
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And now many of the famous performers he once rubbed elbows with have disowned him.
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After losing a long rally at 0-23, Nadal bent over and rubbed his eyes.
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Then he rubbed the oil on his injured knee, and pronounced it a magic cure.
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Which is not to say that his performances haven't rubbed some people the wrong way.
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She said he rubbed his genitals on her and digitally penetrated her, among other abuse.
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She rubbed her belly and looked outside at where there used to be a wall.
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Many rubbed a white kerchief on Martha's feet, before touching their own face with it.
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Sanders frequently rubbed his hands together and at one point tucked them under his sweater.
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At one point, according to TMZ, Mackovic rubbed Sevigny's stomach before they shared a kiss.
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The changes the bill is proposing have, indeed, rubbed a few officials the wrong way.
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He smiled broadly for every photo and vigorously rubbed fans' shoulders after each camera flash.
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"He could use black magic on those that rubbed him the wrong way," he said.
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The other is at the center of a red, dripping, gochujang-rubbed tower of pork.
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Opposite Dyson's paintings is Jessica Vaughn's installation "After Willis (rubbed, used and moved) #005" (2017).
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There was none there, but I rubbed his lips and told him it was gone.
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Action: They spent the week snorkeling, taking dips in the infinity pool and getting rubbed.
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They say rubbing is racing, but it seems that Vince Friese rubbed someone the wrong way.
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MaryBeth told WXYZ that her mother was speechless when Will died, and constantly rubbed his hand.
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He doesn't disappoint here, discussing Drumpf Jr. as a "Cheeto with the cheese dust rubbed off."
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"I was just holding them, because I knew if I rubbed them, it'd hurt," he says.
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Small-government fundamentalists like Friedrich Hayek have rubbed shoulders with pragmatists such as John Stuart Mill.
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He ran up the tree and rubbed his cheeks on it - something he couldn't do before.
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The traditional use of the masculine as generic has rubbed various French people the wrong way.
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Before being grilled, the parsnips are rubbed with a tsire spice mix reminiscent of West Africa.
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After each use, the condoms were washed, carefully dried, and rubbed with oil to prevent cracking.
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People were always asking me how his balls were and if I'd rubbed them that day.
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America's foes, the enemies of democracy around the world, must have rubbed their hands in glee.
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The lock comes in three colors – silver, gold, and "rubbed brass" – and it is shipping now.
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He then allegedly laid on top of her and "rubbed all over me" until he climaxed.
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The story continues with a lamp which emitted, when rubbed, a raving and flame-haired genie.
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Short's role is key for Trump, whose sometimes brash style has rubbed lawmakers the wrong way.
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While inside me, he rubbed my clit with his finger, and it worked out well. 18.
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These guys rubbed shoulders with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Fleetwood Mac, The Cars, and more.
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Mishandling the knife may mean fingerprints rubbed off, and adds to the likelihood there's contaminant DNA.
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A self-declared asshole with a punk attitude, he's rubbed a few traditionalists the wrong way.
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Though, once the festive decorations rubbed off, the zoo residents made quick work of the snacks.
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"Like this," Valerie said, showing her how to lift the flour as she rubbed, for lightness.
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Its take-no-prisoners approach to governing has frequently rubbed other Republicans the wrong way. Rep.
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She rubbed the soapy ends of the brushes on her palm, ignoring the phone's canine persistence.
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Rose Marie rubbed shoulders with some of the most famous names in show business and beyond.
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Everything you write can be rubbed out as long as you use the included erasable pen.
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However a recent change in strategy appears to have rubbed some people up the wrong way.
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If they're rubbed the wrong way, it'll be politics that determines how resulting policies affect SpaceX.
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He rubbed my back and kissed me while I cried harder than I had in months.
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He popped his eyes and rubbed his hand over his face and got back to work.
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Earlier this morning, her owner clipped off downy hair and rubbed her udder with baby oil.
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The dashboard, which featured two Samsung screens, rubbed up against my knees (I'm 6 feet tall).
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Then, she said, he forced her to sit down and rubbed his groin against her leg.
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I blinked and rubbed my eyes, trying to accommodate the film-quality surreality of the scene.
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He rubbed shoulders as easily with South Africa's white oligarchs as with the men he represented.
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I could write that — "he rubbed his beard" — but it doesn't come across the same way.
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I opened the door and he stuck out his head, rubbed his chin along my finger.
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Shulkin's public comments rubbed White House officials, including chief of staff John Kelly, the wrong way.
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They will head back to the stables, where the horses will be rubbed down and watered.
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Neither spoke, but there were soft, birdlike squeaks as the china rubbed against the plastic foam.
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Two women are said to have rubbed the poison on Mr. Kim's face at an airport.
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They rubbed the muscles in his arms, they felt his ears, they stared into his face.
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The group appeared elated as they rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
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He mimed beating the air with something and then rubbed his arms, legs, chest, and head.
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We seemed to be in a half-gentrified underworld where bohemians rubbed shoulders with sadist police.
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Those comments appear to have rubbed Kim and the top North Korean leadership the wrong way.
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As the killings added up, however, the murderous message increasingly rubbed many millennials the wrong way.
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She sprayed it on her wrist, and rubbed her hands together, he later told the authorities.
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Turn this classic combo into the steak sandwich of your dreams with garlic-rubbed torta rolls.
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It came off when a guy aggressively rubbed against me, and it stuck to his chest.
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Adams and Hempstead, then 22015 and 22016, respectively, say Escobedo, then 260, rubbed their crotches, grabbed their buttocks, slid his hand under their shirts, and rubbed up against them under the tables where they sat crowded together — allegations corroborated by several witnesses who spoke to university investigators.
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I think he has about nine or 10 cars, so it kind of rubbed off on me.
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Once Schook was satisfied with my skin, she rubbed an antibacterial serum and moisturizer onto my visage.
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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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My lack of training quickly rubbed up against a high-risk population that needed an experienced neurosurgeon.
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The singer rubbed his head and embraced only one of his backup dancers before leaving the stage.
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Williams' naked behind and testicles were on full display, and he even rubbed his penis, sources said.
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As the newlyweds interacted with the young girl, Harry affectionately rubbed Meghan's back, continuing their PDA streak.
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Police say the women rubbed a highly toxic VX nerve agent on Kim's face before running away.
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Ideally, I would have applied a lot more spray and rubbed it in to ensure even protection.
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No. As usual, Carson will look like he cut a jalepeno and then accidentally rubbed his eyes.
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Since breaking out in 2015, Ed Sheeran has rubbed elbows — and collaborated — with seemingly everyone in music.
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I was scrubbed, soaked in bubbles, rubbed, and moisturized (and repeat) just like one might in Istanbul.
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Then she rubbed the blood in … mixed it up with the rest of the blood on it.
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South Dakota is not an oil state, but the explosive growth to the north certainly rubbed off.
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That setup hasn't rubbed me the wrong way or struck me as false as it usually would.
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Putin, slightly hunched in his chair, rubbed his fingers together as he listened to Trump address reporters.
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No big deal, but she also rubbed elbows with James Corden, Mary J. Blige, and Mick Jagger.
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The Jaguars rubbed it in with a fake punt in which Corey Gant picked up 49 yards.
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Nope. I rubbed my eyes, pulled the headset down over my face, and went back for more.
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Verlander also does not think it&aposs an issue of how balls are rubbed up before games.
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I am the bargain-hunter/haggler in the relationship, but I think I've rubbed off on her!
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The night after it happened, he said he thought I liked it because I rubbed his back.
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He rubbed his eyes and held William's hand as they made their way through the greeting line.
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One candidate rubbed me the wrong way, because though he was well-qualified, he was very pompous.
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At his feet, James Baxter, Zayner's one-eyed orange cat, rubbed its flank against its owner's legs.
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As we reported ... a group of people crashed the shindig and rubbed Savage's crew the wrong way.
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She likes being up near your neck and shoulders and having her head rubbed, the rescue reports.
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I tried to apply the spray directly on my bare nails and it rubbed off almost immediately.
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He's a different player than his dad, but some of that stuff probably rubbed off on him.
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During much of the news conference he placed a protective arm around Ramsay and rubbed her shoulders.
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He seemed more interested in casual sex and occasionally made comments that rubbed me the wrong way.
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As she rubbed my hands with a tiny massage sphere, she explained the process of palm-reading.
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No one acknowledged this suggestion, so I rubbed against the Teddy bear, and rode the big pillow.
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Hands are being rubbed in anticipation of what we may see: Elizabeth in full pastel-suited flower!
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I don't remember kitchen, entertainment center, bathroom— just those cream flannel sheets rubbed and blown to lint.
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In this pre-wedding ritual, turmeric paste is rubbed onto the couple's skin by friends and family.
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He has also said he feels "Russian in spirit" and has rubbed shoulders with senior Russian politicians.
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I rubbed about 2 tablespoons between the palms of my hands and massaged it into my scalp.
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Once we removed the bread from the oven, we rubbed it with a garlic clove for flavor.
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Arnault has rubbed shoulders with some of the world's influential figures, in the fashion world and otherwise.
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The positive news from China also rubbed off on emerging stocks with an index rising 0.2 percent.
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The positive news from China also rubbed off on emerging stocks with an index rising 0.1 percent.
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That vote rubbed colleagues the wrong way because committee chairmen are generally expected to support leadership's initiatives.
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I splashed my face with water, gargled, rubbed the plaque off my teeth with a paper towel.
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He poured warm oil on my upper abdomen, rubbed my rib cage, and stroked down my sternum.
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Another said that the actor "rubbed his groin and pelvis" against her backside while simultaneously fondling her.
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I refreshed my inbox; I rubbed my eyes as if I were waking up from a dream.
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It was a savvy marketing move, but it rubbed many in the philanthropic community the wrong way.
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"She is a super cute and cuddly kitty and loves to be held and rubbed," they wrote.
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"Look, it's living," Ms. Van den Hout said rhapsodically as she rubbed her fingers over the wood.
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Hand sanitizers that are at least 60 percent alcohol should be rubbed in for about 20 seconds.
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But something about the insistence that we not freak out has also rubbed me the wrong way.
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She rubbed my shoulder as I cried, asked the right questions, listened to all of my answers.
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He wagged his tail and looked at me with a dog smile when I rubbed his back.
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In third grade, I cut my hair very short, and my father smiled and rubbed my head.
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Ms. Costanzo bent down and rubbed his shoulder before he was led from the room in handcuffs.
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Another quick demo found Clicbot responding affectionately when a Keyi rep rubbed the side of its face.
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Attendees literally line up to spend 5 minutes in a vibrating cocoon to get their bodies rubbed.
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Elsewhere in the house, walls are rubbed with paints in hues of lime, indigo, turmeric or beet.
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You could try a dry-rubbed rib-eye steak, with a grilled Caesar salad on the side.
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Mr. Anne, just back from prayers, walked to Adama, stood by his side and rubbed his back.
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You may feel that your face is being rubbed too repeatedly in a certain kind of mud.
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He attributed that decision to Edwards's "hard-charging" style, which has rubbed some colleagues the wrong way.
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Sondland is described by other officials as having often rubbed career foreign policy hands the wrong way.
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Akins sweetly rubbed her baby bump as she and Rhett made their way to the theater together.
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Visibly nervous, they shifted in their chairs, rubbed their palms and pressed their fists against their foreheads.
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Black pudding manufacturers the length and breadth of England surely rubbed their blood-splattered hands in glee.
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Cory Booker, a Democrat from New Jersey, put his head in his hands and rubbed his eyes.
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She's rubbed down just about every star you can think of and isn't afraid to spill her secrets.
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That's rubbed some folks wrong — to the point that they didn't think simply calling him "spineless" was enough.
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Crowley's district is over half immigrant, and ICE border enforcement has rubbed many Democrats there the wrong way.
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I cut it up into several pieces and rubbed it with Scotch Bonnet and it worked a treat.
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Sin described a fight with a suspected thief who cut himself and rubbed his blood into Sin's wound.
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Dead center of an ashy penumbra is a harrowing black head rubbed on with graphite, desperately and forcefully.
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It is probably my favorite cocktail, though, and I think it has rubbed off on Wiger a bit.
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Eat Rama Dione rubbed chicken with heady garlic and ginger before simmering it with onions and tomato paste.
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What has rubbed them the wrong way is who he is and what he says about the party.
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Flashman rubbed shoulders with Wellington, Lincoln and Bismarck (though Bismarck loathed him and tried to have him killed).
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"We laid on the couch and I rubbed his chest and we talked," Strickland, 27, told CNN Thursday.
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Kalanick has developed a reputation as an abrasive leader, and his approach has rubbed off on his company.
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They rubbed a cloth on people's necks, and then gave the cloths to a second group of people.
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I released three droplets on my face, focusing on the cheeks and forehead, and rubbed it in upwards.
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And it appears her skills in the kitchen have rubbed off on her NBA superstar husband Stephen Curry.
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Even as the relationships between the older Sorias rubbed sand into pearls, these three Soria cousins remained inseparable.
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During Saturday Night Live's premiere, Davidson made a joke about Grande that rubbed some people the wrong way.
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" Joking, she added, "I think spending the last two years with Erika Janye has rubbed off on me.
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Unlike a dream, we've never again woken up, rubbed our eyes and seen a world without the Web.
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Large bronze statues of its elephant mascot stood outside store entrances, the trunks rubbed shiny by shoppers' children.
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I'm not sure if he knew what was happening, but he rubbed my foot until I was done.
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He found that if administered as a powder, rubbed throughout the vagina, the drug could be more effective.
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" I rubbed the sleep out of my eyes and Sarah said, "Where do you go to the bathroom?
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I knew that Corinne's assertiveness and occasional napping had rubbed some of the other women the wrong way.
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So, obviously the 7 Plus and jet black shortages rubbed a lot of line-waiters the wrong way.
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During the treatment, Carballo claims Stan grabbed her foot and rubbed it against his naked penis and scrotum.
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"Sometimes his attitude rubbed people in the White House the wrong way, because he was aggressive," Panetta said.
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He began bouncing one foot up and down on the floor and rubbed his hand across his face.
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But when she checked their IDs she saw that the photo was "rubbed off" one of the IDs.
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That sort of of personal association with the work of others has always rubbed me the wrong way.
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The idea of corporations independently starting up a new monetary system has apparently rubbed politicians the wrong way.
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The film shows that not only did Geller touch the spoons, he rubbed them rapidly with his fingers.
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Civilizations as far back as the ancient Egyptians rubbed "chew sticks" — branches with frayed ends — against their teeth.
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Instead, I rubbed them over the holes of a box grater, letting the flesh fall into a purée.
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He then rubbed salt into Koepka's wounds by rolling in a sublime, breaking 20-foot putt for birdie.
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Ghislaine also rubbed noses with some of the country's most powerful CEOs, including Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
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But my husband's habit of simultaneously reading several books, and recklessly buying books, has rubbed off on me.
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"The Uberization of my genitals has begun," she muttered as the car's futuristic swizzle stick rubbed against her.
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On February 15, 2015, he allegedly "rubbed her vagina and masturbated" while performing an examination on the victim.
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Or the Oblongs, a mutated, disabled, and overly exaggerated group that rubbed me the wrong way in appearance.
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The shaman massaged me and rubbed green tobacco on my body, and we danced together under the moonlight.
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Even as he offered debt relief, the Senate's majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, rubbed it in.
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I couldn't really tell where I had rubbed in the oil and scratched it off as a loss.
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Then two men appeared, leading a mare bearing a sore where a saddle had rubbed away her skin.
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Trump, however, is conflating the two — and in this example, he has seemingly rubbed off on his daughter.
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"I rubbed my eyes to make sure that I wasn't seeing things," he told Flight Journal in 212.
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If someone is rubbed the wrong way, they will be passive aggressive about it, so avoid pushing buttons.
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War of Will's jockey, Tyler Gaffalione, rubbed his colt's neck and trained his eyes between the horse's ears.
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Later, after she had rubbed some of the rough edges off me, I began to see her differently.
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She said that during her annual physical, Mr. Copperman rubbed her genitals so hard that she almost cried.
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"Everything" seasoning takes over here, with shakers on tables filled with it and smoked salmon rubbed with it.
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He barley spoke publicly -- and when he did, in private, he rubbed his fellow diplomats the wrong way.
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Although fans may disagree, Posty's track "Psycho" featuring Ty Dolla $ign, rubbed some music experts the wrong way.
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Some mix of skyrocketing salaries, the steroid-era hangover and camera technology has rubbed away that implicit charm.
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She rubbed her clippers, razors, and combs with alcohol even as she felt her eyelids forcing themselves shut.
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Epstein also had access to elite groups through the dinner parties where the rich and powerful rubbed shoulders.
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"So light I could fly away," she said in a video as she rubbed her newly shorn scalp.
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That is why the dissonance between her canvases and her statement has rubbed many people the wrong way.
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His father, whose booming, sometimes bellicose style on the stump seems to have rubbed off on his son.
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The assertion rubbed Trump the wrong way, and he hit back with a series of tweets on Saturday.
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When I came to, I had rubbed the skin raw on my back and shoulders, scabs replacing skin.
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I was blindfolded, and had an electronic cosh rubbed up the side of my thigh into my testicles.
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Amy Lappos, a former congressional aide, said Biden rubbed noses with her at a fundraising event in 2009.
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He was still on life support and I held his hand and I rubbed his legs and his feet.
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As expected, Grande partook in some grinding with a bunch of guys who rubbed her body up and down.
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As a third grader, that rubbed off on me, so I started playing guitar and listening to classic rock.
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White-headed bumps, about the size of a rubbed-down pencil lead, like three big pimples in a row.
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I rubbed the slick oil onto my face and it felt like, well, any other facial oil I'd tried.
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Every day that God breathed life into her body, she rubbed and cleaned and polished and prayed over it.
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"It rubbed a few guys the wrong way, I'm not going to lie," Washington second baseman Howie Kendrick said.
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The cat, who had become my cat, no longer ours, rubbed against my feet and meowed into the silence.
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Two other women said he rubbed his clothed crotch against them in separate incidents more than a decade ago.
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Most of the overturned convictions have been for murders, but burglaries and rape convictions have also been rubbed out.
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Each has been meticulously and repeatedly rubbed with a translucent lacquer filtered from the sap of the urushi tree.
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As much as it may have rubbed the girls the wrong way, we had just had an amazing date.
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He has a deadly peanut allergy and they rubbed peanut butter on his face while he was passed out.
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Moss rubbed the face and top of his bust, then delivered a sermon worthy of any church or synagogue.
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She gently rubbed my shoulder and said, 'the fact that you are even trying means the world to me.
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Even Beckham's children — Brooklyn, 19, Romeo, 15, Cruz, 13, and Harper, 6 — have rubbed elbows with the royal family.
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One of the officers also rubbed his genitals along his leg before allowing him to get up, he says.
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Warren rubbed her hands at the thought of implementing her 203% wealth tax on Delaney's $65 million personal fortune.
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Days later, two men accosted Kasyanov in a Moscow restaurant, rubbed a cake in his face and threatened him.
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"He rubbed the baby slightly then rolled it over to ... see it take a gasping breath," the report said.
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She said that she wore it every day, so the tag had rubbed off and she couldn't identify it.
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She's one of the greatest performers of all time, and so that spirit of innovation rubbed off on me.
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The constant references to the book in the press rubbed the President and other administration officials the wrong way.
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I used to think it was too much, but over the past few years, she's rubbed off on me.
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Well, after three years of marriage, it seems that Kanye's devotion to McDonald's has finally rubbed off on Kim.
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One stag weekend, I was on lots of Ecstasy, feeling very friendly, so I rubbed a bald man's head.
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The Sooners senior Ryan Spangler, a native Oklahoman, rubbed his bleary eyes with a towel, as if in disbelief.
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She swabbed Henry with baby wipes, rubbed turtle conditioner into his bumpy shell and pointed him toward the door.
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Elsewhere, concerns in the auto sector rubbed off on palladium prices which marked its worst day since May 15.
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Some of her influence would have rubbed off, and some of the focus on her work would have, too.
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But a remark by Andrew Wilander, Amtrak's head of customer experience, in late September, rubbed riders the wrong way.
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Then on Monday, Amy Lappos said Biden touched her and rubbed noses with her at a 2009 political fundraiser.
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I rubbed my right temple with the back of my right hand and said I wanted to go home .
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Soon, he was being rubbed by the "Today" show hosts Matt Lauer and Ms. Kotb on a Rio beach.
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It was small, with one tiny diamond at the top, and the word Cubs was kind of rubbed out.
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Rippon rubbed elbows with Nicole Kidman at the event, who couldn't help but gush about her husband's dreamy odor.
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Bob Bryan said Sharapova's admission that she had taken the drug for a decade rubbed some the wrong way.
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Your body has been ground down to a powder, rubbed raw like an element stripped of its valence electrons.
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At least 3 female tribe members went forehead-to-forehead with the former prez and rubbed noses with him.
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Yet, it's hard to say precisely which of its displeasing aspects has rubbed so many people the wrong way.
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"What can I tell you," my father said, his voice soft and dry, like corn husks being rubbed together.
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Presumably more than a few of those Chanel herself would have rubbed shoulders with, and perhaps sold dresses to.
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At one point, Mr. Ross sat on the arm of the couch above Ms. Simpson and rubbed her shoulders.
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Other specialties included American classics like cioppino, Kentucky hot browns, rack of pork, fried chicken and spice-rubbed steaks.
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Amy Lappos, for example, said that at a 23 fundraiser, Biden touched her face and rubbed noses with her.
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He was sweaty, she remembers, and he pushed her to her knees and rubbed his genitals in her face.
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On a couch at 38 Below, she leaned back, frustrated, made her hands into fists and rubbed her eyes.
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His reliance on ambiguity, emblematic of Post-Modernism, was new to his predecessors and rubbed some the wrong way.
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The sprinter Justin Gatlin and the baseball slugger Barry Bonds tried to pin accusations on a rubbed-in ointment.
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Soon, for many, crippling austerity measures to calm the 2008 financial crisis only rubbed salt into Britain's wounded soul.
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With a couple in senior positions, that power dynamic rubbed some people the wrong way, two former employees said.
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The environmental consequences of remodeling the coastline — an altered ecology, wetlands rubbed off the map — can be waved away.
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Try the al pastor tacos with blue-corn tortillas,tangy Oaxacan cheese, pineapple and chile-rubbed slow-roasted pork.
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Jörg Braunsdorf, a bookseller, rubbed his hands together to keep warm, as a local singer did a sound check.
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Her younger daughter said that when she went for doctor's visits, Mr. Copperman frequently touched and rubbed her genitals.
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Frelinghuysen's vote rubbed his colleagues the wrong way because committee chairmen are generally expected to support the leadership. Rep.
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And clearly that public breach of loyalty has rubbed Trump in a way no other former staffer's departure has.
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Last week, he traveled to Washington and rubbed elbows with fellow Democrats at the National Governors Association winter meeting.
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Five-Star says that as things stand too many cases are rubbed out without a verdict ever being reached.
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He rubbed some Vaseline on his face and turned to face the media for an official round of questions.
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The police say Kim Jong-nam was assassinated by two women who rubbed VX nerve agent on his face.
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One scene in particular really rubbed Samantha the wrong way, and she walked out of the movie super early.
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But the cue sticks mean weare rubbed by light, smooth as wood, the lurk of smoke thinned to song.
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Users soon learned that the coating could be rubbed off to reveal the small pearl of pure oxycodone inside.
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The girl said Rylett allegedly rubbed her breasts and told her to try on three different bikinis, the affidavit states.
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Just when you think I'm a super-humble, normal guy, just remember that I got caviar rubbed on my face.
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Sam Ivin's arresting portraits of refugees caught in this limbo, their faces rubbed out, are a metaphor for the experience.
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Earlier in the evening, Beatrice rubbed elbows with the likes of Eva Longoria at the 9th Annual Global Gift Gala.
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One man who rubbed the lip balm on his "dome" sent him photos suggesting it promoted hair growth, Bevans said.
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Sophia Bush – sporting a bob and Sorel boots – rubbed elbows with Nick while her group sipped on Tequila Don Julio.
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His mysterious death occurred about 15 to 20 minutes after he was accosted and rubbed with the substance, Sathasivam said.
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This isn't the first time Line has had to pull stickers that rubbed authorities the wrong way in the region.
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It's always rubbed me the wrong way when a product designed for children is clearly made with inferior quality materials.
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He gets oils lovingly rubbed in to his coat every night, and he enjoys listening for owls while taking walks.
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So at the beginning, I went into the back and just gently, gently rubbed a little bit around my nose.
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Sarah says the 50-year-old Cummins allegedly rubbed their shoulders and ran his hands on both of their backs.
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Ruud said when Leckie cut herself "in a suicidal gesture," she rubbed salt and alcohol into the wound as punishment.
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Many products contain various forms of silicones which, when rubbed or applied in a large volume, can cause this effect.
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Inscho says she also rubbed bodily fluids on a shower wall and accused the guards of trying to hurt her.
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His tough demeanor and blitz-heavy style rubbed off on coaches who followed him, including his sons Rex and Rob.
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If I had a headache, Grandmummy rubbed ayurvedic oils on my temples, like I imagined she once did with Ammi.
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With as much Vonnegut as you've read, has his views of the world rubbed off on you in any way?
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The King in the North seems to have, er, rubbed Dany the right way during their encounter in the cave.
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"I'm excited," Samuels, a rapper and producer who goes professionally by his first name, said as he rubbed Mena's belly.
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Constant novelty seems to outweigh the "yuck" factor of wearing something that rubbed against someone else's skin not long ago.
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He claimed he rubbed her back and told her to go back to sleep before going back in his bedroom.
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SCARBOROUGH: Donald Trump, as Gordon said, has had his nose rubbed in it by the Chinese, by the North Koreans.
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In one case, he allegedly rubbed a female chef's breasts at a party after someone had spilled wine on her.
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She felt the coarse hair there, remembering how it had rubbed her own smooth thighs raw on their wedding night.
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She rubbed her eyes, flabbergasted, that was the third time this month she had spaced out staring at the sun.
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After your partner is turned on, properly lubricated, and had their clitoris nicely rubbed, it's time to proceed with penetration.
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Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders rubbed white powder all over his face to become the legendary "Chappelle's Show" crackhead Tyrone Biggums.
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Former Oklahoma Sooners wide receiver Dede Westbrook reportedly rubbed NFL teams the wrong way in his transition to the pros.
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Those at the top are constantly on their guard against being rubbed out by rivals or arrested by the police.
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"She started getting pretty political in her speech, and I think that rubbed people the wrong way," Ms. Muñoz said.
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The wheels must be hand-turned and rubbed for up to six months to develop the cheese's spicy, salty flavor.
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We watched "Romancing the Stone" and she rubbed my back until I drifted off — as if I were the baby.
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Trump's blunt approach and personal swipes at Merkel, though, have rubbed even some of his supporters the wrong way. Sen.
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He arrived 20 minutes late, and while I wasn't exactly peeved, a sugar daddy would've rubbed two fingers at him.
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To top it all off, she has a super-cute dog named Starfox and recently rubbed shoulders with Jared Leto.
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Future superstars Jimmy Eat World rubbed shoulders with emo godfathers like Camber and still-born bands like Only Airplanes Count.
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To reduce friction, he rubbed deodorant into the grooves that the wheels had cut into the underside of the board.
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Son's penchant for quoting the small green sage has rubbed off on the Vision Fund's portfolio of startup CEOs, too.
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He did not sleep again until morning, but instead rubbed the baby's feet and hands, and listened for a heartbeat.
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His success rubbed off on the show itself, which drew its best household ratings in 14 years, according to Nielsen.
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But the opprobrium generated by other senators' egregious mistreatment of Ms. Hill seems to have unfairly rubbed off on him.
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Was it because she trained as a nurse and rubbed shoulders with death in a hospital during World War I?
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He apologized for taking longer than he thought, rubbed his distended belly, and laughed about how we'd eaten too much.
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She rubbed my photo with her hand as it developed and then peeled the film off to reveal my portrait.
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"My life is pretty ordinary," she said one recent Monday as her cat, Remy, rubbed his whiskers against her hip.
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Shulkin's earlier public comments on the matter rubbed White House officials, including chief of staff John Kelly, the wrong way.
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They have skirted attending galas where they might have rubbed elbows with members of the media or the Washington establishment.
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For weeks, my eyes were rubbed so raw from crying that it looked like I'd been hit in the face.
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He even rubbed the win in pal Dwayne Johnson's face, as The Rock just launched his own brand Teremana Tequila.
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The calls sometimes got intimate: there was talk here and there of how some long underwear rubbed various body parts.
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A former scheduler for Conyers also alleged he rubbed her shoulders, kissed her forehead and attempted to hold her hand.
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Emmanuel Mudiay and Mario Hezonja rubbed Knox's head as Frank Ntilikina made a halfhearted attempt to jump on his back.
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There are few things faster and easier than broiling a couple of fillets rubbed with an herb-flecked compound butter.
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In its pages, established artists, such as Roy DeCarava, rubbed shoulders with those like Dawoud Bey, who were just emerging.
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Jessica Vaughn's wall sculpture, After Willis (rubbed, used and moved) #005, features 36 individual used, machine-fabricated public transit seats.
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One player who wishes to remain anonymous says the decision to not let Sevyn sing has rubbed him the wrong way.
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When she refused, Toback rubbed himself against her, still fully clothed, and told her he would just ejaculate in his pants.
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After years of friendship with Snoop Dogg, it seems that an interest in marijuana has finally rubbed off on Martha Stewart.
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It's not like I haven't been reminded — just about every masseuse that's rubbed me down has commented on my scaly skin.
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They headed to a fancy crib in the Hollywood Hills where they rubbed elbows with Andrew Garfield and, of course, Brad.
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It's then sous vide for an hour and rubbed down in a "special carrot marinade" made of dried carrot juice powder.
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Another woman said Hill approached her at the bar and rubbed her back until she left to go to the restroom.
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In hairy tongue, for various reasons, that layer grows faster that it can be rubbed off, so the papillae become longer.
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On top of using it on my face, I rubbed it all over my chest, neck and shoulders with my hands.
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The fleas poop out the germ, which then gets into our system when it's rubbed into skin wounds or our eyes.
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Kardashian once told Chrissy Teigen that her tan rubbed off on daughter North West's mouth while she was breast feeding her.
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Another film two years later, "The Firemen's Ball," rubbed Czech officials the wrong way with its spoof of the firefighting bureaucracy.
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According to Malaysian authorities, Kim Jong Nam's attackers likely doused their hands with the chemical and rubbed it on his face.
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To add shine, he rubbed serum through the ends, then added a bit of extra curl with a thin curling iron.
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My dad was a genius at retail and I would like to think that some of that rubbed off on me.
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Former congressional staffer Amy Lappos told the Hartford Courant that Biden had rubbed her nose with his nose at a fundraiser.
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It went from $1,000 per year to $20143,000 per year in one year's time and it kind of rubbed me wrong.
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The whole head can be marinated or dry rubbed, basted and crusted and browned, but the inside remains silky and tender.
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Phelps was hit with a six-month ban, and that difference in ban time could have rubbed Lochte the wrong way.
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Romulo worked me over—clippers, scissors, various minty ointments rubbed through my hair, even a straight razor to square the edges.
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Late-night hosts rubbed their hands at the pure comedic blessing that rained on them once Trump announced his presidential bid.
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They rubbed elbows at the show with celebrity guests like Emma Stone, birthday girl Katy Perry and mom-to-be Ciara.
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The little bowl to the side is for sipping the briny dashi and had Yuzu zest rubbed all over the rim.
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"I like cooking my spice rubbed chicken for him with parsley mint sauce but he just loves chicken parm," she shrugs.
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Wall Street whipsawed on Monday before ending flat as a decline in Apple rubbed the shine from gains in big banks.
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The former One Direction member's home country of the U.K. influences his culinary chops – which has rubbed off on Hadid, too.
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Instead of putting a few drops in her bath, she rubbed it all over her skin – resulting in the bright hue.
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Born in New Orleans, Dunbar was educated at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, where he rubbed elbows with Franz Kline.
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In the video, which Harmon uploaded to his website Channel 101 nine years ago, Harmon rubbed his genitals on a doll.
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In a sweet move, Harry lifted his wife's ponytail after she put on the necklace and then gently rubbed her back.
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Turns out his pre-hearing chat with Frank really rubbed him the wrong way, and now he's singing like a choirgirl.
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The Greens would surely only do so at a price, while the environmental message has also rubbed off on other parties.
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With me, my right leg cramped up, but the trainers rubbed it out and I feel a whole lot better now.
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Some finishes, like unlacquered brass and oil-rubbed bronze, are intended to develop a timeworn patina as the hardware is used.
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"Honestly, I haven't given it a chance yet," she said, though she rubbed some of the liquid on her husband's back.
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Blair alleged that Toback forcefully rubbed up against her leg, then recalled how he threatened her in case she told anyone.
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If my father spotted a wound, he rubbed it with some ointment made from the marrow of a banana-tree branch.
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Then she rubbed clothes on Miguel and put them at the site, figuring the dog's scent would lure Madison back home.
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Assuming it was broken, I rubbed the soap off my hands with a paper towel and went back to the compartment.
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After fleeing to New York, Maxwell rubbed elbows with some of the city's highfliers, including the real-estate developer Donald Trump.
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In a secluded area of the park, he knelt before her and rubbed his groin against her leg, she told CNN.
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I never found out why they didn't want to keep me on — if I rubbed someone the wrong way or what.
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The place is much as I remember it—imposing and grand—but drabber, as if some gilt had been rubbed off.
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Generally speaking, I've never really given Sonic the time of day; the focus on speed always rubbed me the wrong way.
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You don't need a shaving lubricant when using an electric razor, but I rubbed some Dr. B's on my face anyway.
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"I've been making machines since a was a young lad, six years old," Herscher told me, while I rubbed Otis's belly.
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When she died, she did so peacefully, surrounded by all of us as we rubbed her feet and held her hands.
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I think what rubbed me wrong is some of the candidates almost assumed, like, we didn't know about the AIDS crisis.
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The infectious giggles of teenage girls rubbed off on my dad, who was a natural kidder but always reserved and debonair.
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Sometimes, he asked Tim to lie on his bed, and rubbed ointment on his thighs, legs and buttocks and massaged him.
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Some of her therapeutic techniques have rubbed off on her anxious son, and he slowly becomes a therapist to his classmates.
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The players rubbed shoulders with Wayne Gretzky, Connor McDavid and Jujhar Khaira, the N.H.L.'s only current player of Indian descent.
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From her studio on 10th Street, O'Connell rubbed elbows with the greats as she watched them paint, create, destroy, and party.
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Sitting on the bench, Ovechkin thrust his arms toward the ceiling, mouth agape in joy, as Lars Eller rubbed his stomach.
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The wing was rubbed top and bottom with sambal belacan, a Malaysian sauce built on a foundation of fermented-shrimp paste.
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The same blunt and sometimes paternalistic traits that have long rubbed his critics raw have morphed into a source of comfort.
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After hugging her goodbye, he turned her around, pushed her over his desk and rubbed his genitals against her, she said.
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"My life is pretty ordinary," Ms. Grossman said one recent Monday as her cat, Remy, rubbed his whiskers against her hip.
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He sat in the lower level with his sister and Leland, his opening act, and rubbed his hands with scented oil.
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Firm kneading and the sunlight warmed it and then I rubbed it in the ears of each man in his turn.
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Either Bruno had sweated off the makeup Falk had applied or he'd rubbed at the mark in some unconscious nervous action.
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They held hands, kissed, laughed and Sinisa even rubbed her belly for good luck ... or possibly because of love and stuff.
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His proposal fell flat, largely because the notion of gambling on human life rubbed religious-minded French parliamentarians the wrong way.
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Elites and D.C. establishment types are nostalgic for the days when cabinet secretaries rubbed shoulders with the riffraff and — gasp — journalists.
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So Snoop Dogg raced to his car and fetched a tube of CBD-infused ointment, which she rubbed on her foot.
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That rubbed off on protesters, who then became more aggravated, and police began batoning people in the back that were retreating.
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Within each, different kinds of marks and forms co-exist: dark outlines, aqueous thin and rubbed passages, and delineated color blocks.
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Marty O'Donnell It's funny that right from the get-go we had so many weird, rubbed-the-wrong-way problems with Microsoft.
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I clean up the kitchen and start preparing Chrissy Teigen's Spice-Rubbed Parmesan Chicken Breasts with Garlicky Sautéed Spinach and jasmine rice.
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But hey, when everything's turning up roses, who can be bothered to check that their sunscreen is rubbed in all the way?
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Other concoctions were rubbed on them amid chanted prayers, and some sessions were broadcast on Gambian television without patient consent, survivors said.
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So, a team of researchers swabbed the eyes of mice and rubbed the samples onto petri dishes to see what would grow.
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The building's windows also feature arches made of high-quality, hand-rubbed red bricks that taper slightly to create the curved forms.
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In early November, the coffee chain rubbed a lot of people the wrong way with the release of its green unity cup.
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Gradually, however, the charm of bassline has rubbed off in the wash and what's been left is the ultimate, inevitable, bastardized conclusion.
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So during testing, I actually rubbed the pop on my pants instead of letting a droplet of sugary strawberry goodness drip down.
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And an audience member rubbed his crotch on former steward Jessica Jarvinen while she was guarding an off-limits staircase, Jarvinen said.
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He put his fingers in the holy water, then rubbed the clear liquid between his fingers to make the cold sink in.
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I remember how he laid me down on the bed, wrapped me with his gigantic writhing body, and rubbed all over me.
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And, of course, the year's speculative fiction proved a powerful foil to a world as urgent and rubbed raw as this one.
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That arrangement reportedly rubbed some SpaceX investors the wrong way, though it fits Musk's pattern of mixing the interests of his companies.
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It seems like spending all that time with their pals The Body has rubbed off on them, in the best possible way.
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Initially the show's insistence that a lone girl vigilante was too unrealistic to exist even in fiction rubbed me the wrong way.
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The Arsenal striker on loan to Sporting Lisbon rubbed salt into the U.S. wound when he added a fourth three minutes later.
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That passion rubbed off on the younger Hussain, who is now a Ph.D. student at CERN and the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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The attachment snapped back into place with ease, and the ding on the dryer rubbed away with a swipe of my thumb.
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This mixture is going to get rubbed on the skin of the duck after it's been seared and gets nice and crispy.
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The themes of the film rubbed the Polish cultural authorities the wrong way and his film was banned soon after its release.
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"You said to her last night that we had an open relationship," she told him as Jenner rubbed his face in annoyance.
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There's one case that could cause Toback future problems ... the woman claimed Toback rubbed his groin on her leg until he ejaculated.
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Some of that may have rubbed off, because in 1989 he decided it would be a good idea to fight Sean Burke.
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Not all of her business efforts have struck gold, however, and some of her recent work has rubbed some the wrong way.
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In docs, they say Justin rubbed their noses in it by posting Instagram pics drinking with friends ... hours after he played hooky.
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Todd: I'm adopted, and the show's approach to these sorts of ideas has always rubbed me the wrong way a little bit.
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"She was looking at me, and she kind of rubbed my stomach and gave me a weird look," the HGTV star recalls.
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Things were bumpy at times; her aggressive tactics rubbed some colleagues the wrong way, and she encountered her fair share of sexism.
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Motorsport is a pastime he still pursues, and his racing mentality has seemingly rubbed off on the car company he now steers.
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I vigorously rubbed my lips with my hands, then held up my fingers for the rest of the dinner table to see.
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One plant, gouga, when boiled with water, is claimed to cure malaria; another, pando, purportedly soothes pain when rubbed on the skin.
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"She was looking at me, and she kind of rubbed my stomach and gave me a weird look," the HGTV star recalled.
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Hip-hop, drum & bass, Venezuelan music, and even choral and orchestral sounds rubbed up against twisted versions of Craig David and Bilal.
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That rubbed off on me and that's why I'm able to juggle all of these different things going at the same time.
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Because the mask is in stick form, I just rubbed it onto my face, which coated my skin a shade of red.
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Officers complain about worn tires, dodgy brakes, and holes in the seats where guns and batons have rubbed impressions into the fabric.
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And while the President rubbed elbows with Asian heads of state, this trip was almost entirely devoid of interaction with everyday people.
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Sometimes, animal dung or the juice of pumpkin flowers is rubbed on the wound, which could cause infections that lead to sepsis.
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"That's rubbed a lot of people in baseball the wrong way and makes you think maybe this is a gimmick," Phillips said.
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Curbelo also rubbed some CHC members the wrong way in October, when he complained about the group's slow handling of his application.
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Even on dark-colored backgrounds, if I used chalk, the lines would get rubbed off and disappear before I could use them.
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For the past five years, I've rubbed sex toys against my body (or a partner's body) to review them for various websites.
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People of color—mostly young, but some old—rubbed shoulders with white millennials who probably don't come to the South Bronx often.
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As his dick rubbed against the stiff rubber of his suit, he could swear he saw permission, even desire, in her eyes.
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In secondary school, I'm pretty sure I knew someone who rubbed olive oil on his skin to make his spots get bigger.
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But before you suffer even one more irritating day of being rubbed the wrong way, look to the anti-chafe products ahead.
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Benítez had rubbed his hands together after his team had taken a 2-0 lead, apparently decreeing the match done and dusted.
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She rubbed some powdered rosin on her palms for a better grip, then hung upside down, legs positioned like a leaping gazelle's.
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Buruma liked both high culture and low culture, and the two rubbed elbows in his Japan more than in a Western context.
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My little nephew ran up to me, rubbed his own head in empathy and hugged me in an attempt to comfort me.
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Byers, in turn, says he came up with the idea while making a pork loin rubbed with rosemary and a pomegranate glaze.
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" After a quiet moment, Vanessa reached over and rubbed Shamal's back, telling him, "I wish we had a nice place like this.
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"It rubbed a lot of people the wrong way, not that Alex was Jewish, but that his father was Israeli," she said.
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They also rubbed elbows with the locals inside a restaurant where the future King tried his hand at whipping up a smoothie.
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Authorities say they rubbed the nerve agent VX on Kim's face as he entered Kuala Lumpur International Airport, killing him in minutes.
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Pushcart, also at the Rockhouse Hotel, specializes in jerk dishes, grilled spice-rubbed meats, fish and poultry cooked over an outdoor grill.
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Speaking from that perspective, he said he understood concerns that Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine rubbed many people the wrong way.
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"Rubbed-balloon sound" might not seem like a sonic texture you'd place much stock in if you were creating a musical work.
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Because my PR box — they&aposre all hairy, like to a point where it looks like I rubbed it on my dog.
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"He rubbed too many people the wrong way," said Mohammed Ibn Chambas, the top representative to West Africa from the United Nations.
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A man who once rubbed elbows with some of Hollywood's biggest names only had attorneys and publicists with him in the courtroom.
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Then have the scallops, which are dry-rubbed, skewered, and meant to be dislodged into the adjacent pool of corn and blueberry.
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At one point, he rubbed his belly as he sang "I want your belly" during "Watermelon Sugar" – a reference to the lyric.
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But his missteps in life, including early flirtations with Nazism, never rubbed off on IKEA, one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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Former congressional staffer Amy Lappos relayed to the Hartford Courant that Biden had rubbed her nose with his nose at a fundraiser.
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I fasted from chocolate and rubbed the black smudge off my forehead as soon as I left the pew on Ash Wednesday.
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At an after-party at the Edition Hotel, they rubbed shoulders with cast members, including Beth Leavel, Brooks Ashmanskas and Caitlin Kinnunen.
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But Daggar-Nickson, who also wrote the script, takes the harder route, digging deep into the wounds rubbed raw by the #MeToo movement.
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These are then inhaled by others or picked up from surfaces on a person's hands and rubbed into the eyes, nose or mouth.
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Testimony in the preliminary hearing also alleged that McMullen rolled on the ground and rubbed dirt on his blood-covered hands and face.
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Getting soaked and rubbed in Namman Muay by your corner is an integral part of the pre-fight ritual in competitive Thai boxing.
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" Please, just watch: "We let someone get naked and have every other part of their body touched and rubbed by a massage therapist.
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The Italian blue cheese called Choco 21 has been ripened in a chocolate liqueur, then rubbed with cocoa and decorated with chocolate chips.
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Biden smiled, cleared his throat and rubbed the edges of his mouth, pantomiming as if he was physically holding words behind his lips.
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He socialized with British royalty and rubbed elbows with Donald Trump Jr. He opened an opulent outlet on Madison Avenue in New York.
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Basically, I should have worn gloves because the sleeve of my coat was rubbing on my wrist, and it rubbed off the gel.
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Clearly, the choice rubbed Rosenhaus the wrong way -- and the agent officially cut ties with Johnny Tuesday, as first reported by Adam Schefter.
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Bringing in a new, outside GM threatened to disrupt the way Vine had been doing things, which rubbed some folks the wrong way.
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Then I rubbed a plastic plate next to the copper plate while I systematically turned every knob in a small grid of knobs.
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Driver's licenses and Harley Davidsons, the latter freshly rubbed down and glossy, had been checked and cleared by the NYPD earlier that morning.
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Another source described the couple as "being close," noting that Affleck touched his wife's hand and rubbed her back at the reception desk.
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The firm has used impersonal methods, like LinkedIn messaging, to reach out to potential hires, which has rubbed some people the wrong way.
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As it so happens, while she's totally a self-described skin fanatic, her obsession hasn't really rubbed off on boyfriend Aaron Rodgers, 31.
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The dog probably rubbed against the handle, which happened to be just his height, to get free and most likely opened the valve.
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The first step of this analysis involved the researchers using novel image processing tools to restore characters that had been partially rubbed away.
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Makes you wonder if Al's philosophy rubbed off on his son, Mark Davis, the new guy in command of the Silver and Black.
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In addition to passing down the language, Hilaria also explained that many of her and Alec's traits have rubbed off on their children.
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Although the Ghibli is not a short-roofed sedan, my head rubbed against the headliner — even with the seat lowered to the floor.
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The ointment was rubbed on the right side of the mice and not on the left, and the results are plain to see.
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DeFilippo and Gorringe met as graduate film students at Stanford University, and something about Silicon Valley's fascination with futurism and technology rubbed off.
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These days we'll rarely cover crowdfunders pre-shipment — which just goes to show how much of the sheen has rubbed off the process.
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As the teams departed, Meghan, 36, affectionately rubbed her husband's back and the couple — who wed in May — joined hands and walked away.
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It's constantly bombarded by cosmic rays and solar wind, which means the dust can become electrostatically charged, like a balloon rubbed on hair.
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We stir whole thing for 30 seconds before garnishing the drink with a twist of lemon, rubbed—as it were—around the rim.
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La Gazzetta dello Sport's verdict was categorical: a lowly 4.5 rating for Gabriel, further rubbed in with references to his unfortunate Liverpool experience.
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I squeezed a couple of the lemon slices to make the aroma stronger and gently rubbed the hops and seeds across my skin.
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Sometimes one player rubbed a finger along the length of the string while another caused it to vibrate, creating psychedelic arcs of resonance.
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Claire Foy, who played Queen Elizabeth II in the hit Netflix show "The Crown," rubbed shoulders in the Royal Box on July 11.
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For a Craftsman-style house with dark wood paneling, on the other hand, a deep oil-rubbed bronze may be the better choice.
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A beautiful woman carrying the Tongan flag is probably not booked on the "Today" show, and certainly not getting rubbed by the hosts.
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To ease her nerves, she says she rubbed a finger along the outline of a freshly inked jaguar tattoo on her right thigh.
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My pinky toe rubbed against the seam a little bit, but not enough to cause a blister, so I'd call that a win.
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A second woman, Amy Lappos, came forward on Monday, saying Biden touched her and rubbed noses with her at a 2009 political fundraiser.
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Ronald and Nancy Reagan hosted countless celebrities at the White House, and Barack and Michelle Obama rubbed elbows with Jay Z and Beyoncé.
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He rubbed her shoulders gently, feeling the tension from the terrible pain that had been her near-constant companion these last few weeks.
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I observed every move he made, every utterance that came from his mouth, and I think some of it rubbed off on me.
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Cast your mind back to the last time you cracked one out, knocked one off, rubbed one out, masturbated — whatever you call it.
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She was also apparently linked to Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes for man years, and clearly some of that rock star attitude rubbed off.
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Sriracha on Everything, a drawing dotted with red accents, for instance, was made after Hayes red nail polish rubbed off on the work.
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It's known as biltong, a traditional South African treat using cuts of beef, rubbed in vinegar and spices then hung to air dry.
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Many Catalan cooks simply cut a tomato crosswise and vigorously massage the garlic-rubbed toast with the cut side until red and juicy.
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She rubbed a deodorantlike stick (affectionately referred to as "butt glue") on her upper thighs to make the one-piece stay in place.
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Mr. Rodriguez, a gardener who had spent the morning watering agave plants at a nearby estate, cleared his throat and rubbed his eyes.
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Dr. Leon sprayed mint liquid in my mouth ("this can cause some patients to hallucinate") and rubbed an unidentifiable gel on my forehead.
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Before he hanged himself in his home, he poured piles of cocaine around the room and rubbed his face with the white powder.
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Throughout the court hearing, Mr. Parmar's mother pressed her clenched fists to her pursed lips and rubbed her face with a gray scarf.
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Bulbous lamp in satin or polished brass, oil-rubbed bronze or polished nickel finish | $2922 at Rosie Li: 24119-689-3963 or rosieli.
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My gray shingled rental house had an outdoor drop-leaf table, and I arranged platters of herb-rubbed grilled tuna and Southern succotash.
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Mr. Weinstein, who had walked red carpets around the world and rubbed elbows with Bill and Hillary Clinton, overawed his accusers, prosecutors said.
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Usually, 16 dozen are rubbed up for games at Citi Field — that's more than at most parks and usually ample by a lot.
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When Ms. Hughes made dinner for the children, Mr. Hughes threw the food on the floor and rubbed her face in the mess.
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She rubbed her leg in the blood pooling on the linoleum floor so the gunman might think she and her granddaughter were dead.
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The Iranian people are up in arms against the systematic corruption that has crippled the economy and rubbed ordinary citizens of their lifesaving.
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A former scheduler for the congressman alleged that in 2016 he rubbed her shoulders, kissed her forehead and attempted to hold her hand.
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He hated whatever had been rubbed on his fur, and even after he came back to us was trying to lick it off.
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The former WBO middleweight champ says he saw the new pics of Kim's ass on the beach and it rubbed him the wrong way.
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It's not the first time King has rubbed shoulders with the duo, who were on the Trump campaign's payroll for "Field Consulting" in 2016.
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At times, the paint rubbed into the canvas weave seems to share something with the paintings of R. B. Kitaj and their dusty surfaces.
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There's more articulation to the twitch of its ears and jiggle of its body when it sings and dances or gets its belly rubbed.
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Baroque chamber music wafted from the barns as a cow rubbed itself against a giant massage brush – both used to calm the livestock down.
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He's rubbed shoulders with some of the most prominent anti-Muslim conspiracy theorists out there, including Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders and writer David Horowitz.
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The 22-year-old abortion doula from the Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, Sarah Roberts, rubbed her back and told her it was almost over.
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Heartthrobs like James Marsden rubbed elbows with teen social models — like Luka Sabbat — as well as actors like Kellan Lutz, if he still counts.
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With rubbed off makeup, frizzy hair, and sometimes hilarious expressions, Britney has embodied her true self in the way we could only wish too.
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Meanwhile, his decision to cancel his trip to Denmark in light of Frederiksen's statement has rubbed some in the Scandinavian country the wrong way.
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Kim Jong Nam was killed last month at the Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia by two women who rubbed a chemical agent on him.
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He went viral doing the Cupid Shuffle at NYC Pride and rubbed elbows with country stars like Blake Shelton while working security at 'GMA.
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There just isn't any color coming off the brush, not even after I pretty much directly rubbed the brush on a piece of coal.
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This piece of information rubbed me the wrong way, because I wanted a teammate and someone who was willing to meet me half way.
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Luke P. has rubbed just about everyone the wrong way on The Bachelorette — and Hannah Brown wants to get to the bottom of it.
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To show this, researchers rubbed different hair samples with a rubber film, to create an effect similar to rubbing a balloon over your hair.
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To take revenge, he grilled the bread and then rubbed the head of his penis all over the sandwich before putting the toppings on.
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The film's title suggests that motherhood is a huge part of her character's story, but that hasn't rubbed off on the famously relatable actress.
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When Meghan's friend Serena Williams lost the match, "Kate put her hand out and rubbed Meghan's back to console her," says a close observer.
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But Holbrooke rubbed people the wrong way — even the President himself — and often butted heads with other top-ranking folks in the Obama administration.
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Some of this weakness rubbed off on the oil market, but analysts said the overall trend in crude prices remained convincingly upwards for now.
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Some of this weakness rubbed off on the oil market, but analysts said the overall trend in crude prices remained convincingly upwards for now.
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But Sanders' rising influence in Democrat circles (considering he's not, on paper, a Democrat), along with his ubiquity online, has rubbed others wrong way.
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I rubbed some sunblock on my face and, sure enough, I could see in black and white what was covered and what was not.
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I thought about food all day; I woke up at night thinking about sausage rolls, pizza, and roast chicken with crisp, lemon-rubbed skin.
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Trump's comments in support of Russia and President Vladimir Putin have likely rubbed Ukraine the wrong way, following Moscow's annexation of the Crimean peninsula.
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Between the two drawings hangs a third, strikingly different in the way its scraped, rubbed surfaces — almost monotype-like — recall a fantastical, Gothic effect.
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He loves to be held like a baby and have his tummy rubbed and looks down on his human minions to do his bidding.
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Dishes like steak tartare, koji-rubbed steak au poivre and melted leeks are served in a vintage dining room, formerly a Polish butcher shop.
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"Weeds" was kinky on multiple levels, freely merging comedy and drama; it also had a racial baldness that rubbed some viewers the wrong way.
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Hope you rubbed the sleep out of your eyes, but yes, CBS got dinged for this on Wednesday (the white male lead thing). Fair.
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But those words dissolved on Poke's tongue, and he shook his head instead, and he rubbed the nape of his neck with his palms.
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The episode rubbed some leadership allies the wrong way, but also won her accolades from some newer members seeking opportunities to break into leadership.
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"Warren literally rubbed her hands w/ glee when Don Lemon pointed out that Delaney would be subject to her wealth tax," a reporter tweeted.
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Later in the month, he rubbed elbows with Hillary Clinton, David Letterman, Michael Bloomberg, and Oprah Winfrey at the Statue of Liberty Museum opening.
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Among the few entrees, picanha, a plain-spoken slab of beef sirloin cap rubbed with salt, arrives glowering from the grill: respectable, if unsurprising.
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" Later, Ricky Gervais — who, it turns out, has also experienced wolf-taming — chipped in with some key advice: "They like their belly being rubbed.
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Fernandez (26-20) pulled up after striking out Christian Colon to end the seventh and rubbed his right knee before limping to the dugout.
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Spacey then unzipped the accuser's pants and rubbed his penis, both in and out of his pants, for about three minutes, he told police.
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The lawsuit alleges Holtzclaw grabbed the woman outside a restaurant, forced her up against a brick wall, and rubbed his crotch on her buttocks.
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They spent Tuesday night getting very cozy at E11EVEN nightclub ... where RiRi rubbed his face in a way "friends" just don't touch each other.
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Harris, for example, reportedly rubbed elbows with Hollywood powerhouses Sunday night at the home of the president of the MGM Motion Picture Group. Sens.
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Burge rubbed the device along Wilson's legs, and Wilson reported that the shocks from this device were stronger than those from the previous one.
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That first back rub in 1986 led to multiple occasions over nearly two years in which he fondled her breasts and rubbed against her.
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However, his single behavior as of late has rubbed some members of Bachelor Nation the wrong way, particularly his ex-fiancee Hannah Ann Sluss.
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The patients in the study felt better from a procedure in the same way that my children did when I rubbed moisturizer on them.
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Just days before his diagnosis, Gobert was clowning around about the issue with reporters, and jokingly rubbed his hands all over microphones and recorders.
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Girls who told their mothers that the pediatrician had rubbed their genitals or inserted his fingers into their vaginas were often met with disbelief.
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However, Variety describes her removal as a "coup" involving Academy members who were rubbed the wrong way by Dugan's desire to make sweeping changes.
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Finding nothing, he rubbed his eyes with frustration, propped his elbows onto his desk and rested his chin on his hands to think. ''Oh!
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BETHESDA, Md. — President Obama stood outside the room, rubbed sanitizer on his hands, set his face into a smile and knocked on the door.
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Spooked children have mezcal spat into their faces; rashy ones have mezcal rubbed onto their skin; fussy ones have it massaged into their gums.
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Splotched T-shirts and leggings are hand-printed with coal, rubbed into the fabric and mixed with black paint to achieve a unique texture.
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A German man who the authorities say "rubbed shoulders" with Osama bin Laden and other top Qaeda officials who planned and executed the Sept.
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There were many extended scenes of "fun with ropes" that rubbed my bosses the wrong way -- if you'll forgive the pun -- but Tony loved it.
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My boyfriend has a much harder time sleeping, though, and likes his back rubbed to help him relax, but I can't keep my eyes open.
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Feinstein's frosty-at-times demeanor rubbed some the wrong way, with some on social media calling her comments "snarky and sarcastic," and even simply rude. .
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Stepping onto the red carpet before the show, Rhett gave his wife a kiss, rubbed her belly, and asked, "Ready, babe?" as they headed in.
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Though the products appeared clear on my skin, in the UV camera monitor, it looked as though I had just rubbed dark paint on myself.
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Jeanne, stare trained on your sex in my mouth, was lying on her back with her knees bent, as she rubbed her sex with intensity.
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As she rubbed my arm, she told me the most ghastly thing: She told me the next time I go home I will have hospice.
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I gently rubbed the head of the unit with a cotton swab, which then transferred black residue onto the cotton—clearly it was doing something.
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At one point, Meghan laughed and rubbed the girl's back, before sitting down on a couch with the students to chat about their school experience.
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The instant I spotted a teacher on chaperone duty, I frantically rubbed off the shadow, sure I'd get in trouble for daring to wear makeup.
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She's also rubbed shoulders with the rich and famous, as detailed in her book The Circuit — Davis was J.K. Rowling's personal bodyguard for four years.
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It sounds like a few of those tropical-infused tricks Diplo likes so much may have rubbed off on him and (Scottish) producer Rodaidh McDonald.
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Instead of wiping off the leftover serum from the mask, I just rubbed the remaining goo into my lips for an extra boost of hydration.
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We've all had to watch our exes start dating someone else, but rarely does it get rubbed in your face on websites like this one.
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She welcomed every stroke, particularly when he angled his body so that he rubbed against all the right spots inside and outside of her body.
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Posing with cooked pasta has been something of a trend this season; Emily Ratajkowski rubbed noodles all over her lingerie-clad bod for Love Magazine.
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While mama Bey rubbed her belly clad in a Gucci robe, and papa Jay focused on the game, Blue had other matters to think about.
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So I had some hot chocolate, and my close friend (Ann) rubbed my back for a while, and I got myself together, and sat down.
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The nails (known as landscape ties) are bent, as if part of a natural system: perhaps stiff fur that's been rubbed in a certain direction.
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In the truck afterward, the man rubbed her feet and started to touch her in "inappropriate places" against her will, according to the court record.
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He removed his T-shirt and unscrewed a test tube filled with saline solution and the cotton inoculating swab that Zayner rubbed on Michael's arms.
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When stable enough to be moved, it is rubbed down with olive oil and set to age on reeds for a minimum of six months.
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Greater capital clarity should soothe investors, especially after Credit Suisse rubbed them up the wrong way with a plan to over-generously remunerate its executives.
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Gaga -- who had performed in WeHo with Elton John hours earlier -- rubbed elbows at Harvey Weinstein's big bash in Bev Hills at the Montage hotel.
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The man who rubbed elbows with Meryl Streep, Ryan Gosling and Mahershala Ali completed a 20-year prison sentence just days before the Academy Awards.
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This type of axe is a sophisticated specimen with a high sheen on its edges — the result of being rubbed against sandstone hundreds of times.
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The performance of "Daddy Lessons," a Southern country-inspired song from Beyoncé's recent album Lemonade, seems to have rubbed some country fans the wrong way.
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This rubbed many Turks, who were in the midst of a national celebration after defending a civilian government against a military takeover, the wrong way.
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Recover with another southern specialty: a fleshy sea bream, generously bathed in turmeric, rubbed with garlic, and fried whole, that is mercifully spared of chilies.
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Richard D. James Album's impish melodicism rubbed up against drukqs's haunted dissonance, and heads likely noticed how much AFX-style acid laced these jittery beats.
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Adjani, though, has an air of gloomy mystery about her, as if in approaching darkness so closely some of it has rubbed off on her.
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As the Jet Set gave way to budget airlines, in places like airports and theme parks even the wealthiest often rubbed shoulders with hoi polloi.
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The obscured portion shows a forlorn Google driver acknowledging his Redmond foe with a wave, unaware that he'll soon be rubbed out of existence forever.
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After about an hour of interaction, Spacey rubbed the busboy's penis in and out of his pants for three minutes, the busboy later told police.
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"Now with the experience of actually doing it, the message of 'free' and 'easy' really rubbed me the wrong way," the Reddit writer told Parents.
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A personal favorite was the koji-rubbed steak with brandied mushrooms, which I considered the best representation of Mosqueda's style — not overly ornate or finicky.
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Then he found Decker, who rubbed a pair of defensive backs off each other at the goal line, with 3:58 remaining in the game.
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As he waited for the proceedings to begin, Mr. Chun held his head in his hands, and rubbed a black-banded watch on his wrist.
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Still more impressive is the koji-rubbed rib-eye, forcefully blackened on both sides and served sliced in a skillet, basted in its own fat.
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Levenson noted that former Secretary of State James Baker was in attendance and that he'd rubbed Bush's feet for a half hour to comfort him.
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I always considered myself a social justice-oriented person, and these exclusionary policies always rubbed me the wrong way — and angered a lot of people.
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It stood there under the lights, utterly revealed, its ribs like the branches of a tree, its mousy coat worn hairless where the yoke rubbed.
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Instagram: 3.8 millionYouTube: 236,000TikTok: 285,000Doug the Pug: 6.1 millionDoug the Pug has rubbed paws with big-name celebs like Shakira, Ed Sheeran, and Cole Sprouse.
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City Kitchen A Catalan favorite — toasted bread rubbed with garlic and topped with juicy, ripe tomatoes — is just the meal for those high summer days.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov rubbed elbows with another powerful political figure Thursday night -- Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov ... a man who's been accused of some pretty horrible stuff.
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The third story introduces bearded old Bo, who lives in an abandoned owl nest, where perhaps the owls' nocturnal tendencies have rubbed off on him.
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Male club-winged manakins had feathers with contorted shafts that rubbed against each other 100 times a second — faster than a hummingbird beats its wings.
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After a long day of mourning and the subsequent shiva, my dad rubbed his eyes and herded my little sister and me to the car.
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Another bullied me into accepting a back rub and then pinned my arms above my head while he rubbed himself against me until he finished.
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She rubbed shoulders with the great and the good of Renaissance Italy, and her sonnets, oscillating between doubt and transcendence, circulated widely among her friends.
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Then there were the "squeakies" — cabbage leaves, artichoke leaves, eggplants and brussels sprouts, which, rubbed together, created a sound like a DJ scratching a record.
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Each time she visited, she rubbed his sternum and applied pressure to his fingernails—tests that elicit responses in comatose patients—but he didn't move.
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But one aspect of the Wemo always rubbed me the wrong way: At 3.8 x 2.4 x 1.4 inches, it was just a bit big.
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According to court documents, Ms. Campbell then "rubbed it on and across multiple exposed sexually intimate parts of her body," the district attorney's office said.
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Russian roulette It's not just McMaster's style that rubbed Trump the wrong way: They also have important, substantive differences about how they see the world.
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When he came to, he discovered that his eyes, nose and lips had ballooned because peanut butter had been rubbed on his face, she wrote.
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The drawback is that it can be rubbed off with water, so in reality, it will need to be replaced after every shower or bath.
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About an hour after they met, Spacey rubbed the young man's penis for 3 minutes, unzipping his pants at one point, the busboy told police.
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Jordan has rubbed a number of GOP lawmakers the wrong way as the Freedom Caucus has used its muscle to move legislation to the right.
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When he came to, she said, he discovered that his eyes, nose and lips had ballooned because peanut butter had been rubbed on his face.
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James continually rubbed the area before collapsing after he crossed midcourt, remaining on the floor for about a minute before walking unassisted to the bench.
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I found one where they painted on top of an old 1950s painting — if you rubbed the paint, you could see the original work underneath.
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I get that, and I know you've rubbed people the wrong way, but it's really interesting how people talk about you versus Remnick, for example.
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And what we have with social media is we have essentially something, especially Instagram, where it's constantly being rubbed in your face sort of FOMO.
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"I generally work with pastels that are rehydrated with casein and brushed or rubbed onto rag paper that I stretch over wood panels," she says.
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Sources at the joint tell us Usher's crew rented out the VIP booth ... but rubbed elbows with the public all night on the skating floor.
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The elements that rubbed me the wrong way—farcical cultural stereotypes, the moveable type structure, really every single line of dialogue—are what made it work.
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While Otis finds his mom's profession to be the cringiest part of his life, the Netflix romp proves Jean's talents have rubbed off on her son.
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Kristen is forced to give birth alone, handcuffed to a table until her wrists are rubbed raw and Dr. Bailey begs for them to be removed.
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I made my appointment, bought my medication and went home to be with a dear friend who rubbed my back and spent the night with me.
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Then, one of two operators sanitized with a golf ball-sized dollop of foam or two pumps of Purel and rubbed their hands together until dry.
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When it's rubbed on a muscle like your calf within seconds it pumps out data on the quality of the muscle and even percentage of fat.
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People have accidentally rubbed the toxin into their eyes and sometimes the corals can squirt a stream of water when they are removed from the tank.
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Ms. Herscher told her own horror stories — the investor who slipped his hand under her hair and massaged her neck, the one that rubbed her knee.
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The second group rubbed their hands on the cloth, picking up the DNA from the first group, then handled a plastic bag or a cotton cloth.
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The big picture: The woman alleged to AP that Hyten kissed, hugged and rubbed up against her when she was one of his aides in 2017.
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Something rubbed me the wrong way in the last episode when Cunanan says, "older men have always liked me," while breaking eye contact a little sadly.
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Wired explains his process:He rubbed the plant matter on a sock or a square of carpet, and set the material in the cats' line of sight.
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But Anne-Marie is legitimately the most badass person I have ever met, and I am hoping some of it at least rubbed off on me.
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"I just can't believe I pulled this off after the season I've gone through," he said as he rubbed his face and eyes with his hand.
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When kept in the fridge, these spoon-shaped devices help to drain the skin when rubbed around and even tighten skin on top of your eyelids.
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Representatives from the American embassy and other members of the diplomatic corps rubbed shoulders with activists, musicians, artists and a small but excitable handful of journalists.
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I hated the way it smelt so unnatural and artificial, and the way it rubbed off on your pillow and left a stain on your headboard.
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That's the theory of a bunch of K Street lobbyists, anyway, and it sounds like what they would ask for if they rubbed a genie lamp.
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I struggled to swing from my web just a single time in the few minutes that I awkwardly rubbed my iPhone screen while playing Spider-Man.
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"This is my favorite place in the house because every girl wants to be pampered, every girl wants to be rubbed on and loved," she says.
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The more the porn girls jiggled their breasts in my face and rubbed their butts against me, the more I internalized being the VR porn guy.
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So I'm sitting here typing this column hunched over because some lady at the nail salon today rubbed my back into a big ass painful ball.
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Many things about Black Mirror Season 4 rubbed me the wrong way, but none so much as what the show doesn't seem to understand about dating.
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Seems having Serena on the sidelines rubbed off because Harry's team won 5-2 ... and got a trophy handed to them by Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.
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Now the name opens doors and Ubben rubbed shoulders with some of the world's most powerful thinkers at the Milken Institute Global Conference earlier this month.
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Once the egg is formed, the surface of the chocolate is rubbed to create a rougher finish so the edible pearlised spray sticks to the egg.
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Dressed to the nines, some were invited into the Royal Box, where they rubbed shoulders with the likes of Kate Middleton, Prince William, and Meghan Markle.
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When it comes to produce, fruits and vegetables should be washed and rubbed under running water, especially leafy greens, to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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As she watched the final points — Tang banging away to stay alive, Calderano parrying his efforts — she rubbed her palms nervously in front of her mouth.
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On Tuesday, we're going big with tacos: fish tacos, to be specific about it, with fillets rubbed with Cajun spices and cooked crisp in a skillet.
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Epstein reportedly rubbed elbows with prominent scientists to pursue his interests in eugenics and cryogenicsEpstein was charged earlier this month with trafficking dozens of underage girls.
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It's an aggressively uncomplicated dish, really, typically made by oven-roasting cauliflower heads that are sliced lengthwise, rubbed with herbs and spices, and cooked until tender.
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As the agents chatted and rubbed ointment onto the dog's raw, flea-bitten ears, Steve, with little prompting, told us he fed the dogs live chickens.
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Perhaps worried their eventual overthrowing at the hands of the younger franchise, Pittsburgh ate their fears like Cronus, and rubbed it in Nashville's face to boot.
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" He remembers: "All they showed was this GG Allin clip where he got naked and shit on the floor and rubbed it all over his body.
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This is what many Democrats have been for; it's what won the election for Obama, and much of that nostalgia has rubbed off positively on Biden.
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Conor rubbed Floyd's "peanut head" and made fun of his "brittle hands" ... while Floyd dropped a homophobic slur and referred to Dana White as Conor's pimp.
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Pork belly, rubbed in brown sugar and spices and confited, skin-on, in duck fat, shows up next to housemade kimchi in both sandwich and soup.
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But despite earning the seal of approval from the USMNT German manager, it seems that whatever happened rubbed Werder Bremen coach Thomas Eichin the wrong way.
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Then I went back to the truck, got the little lost one, rubbed it with the afterbirth and placenta, and nudged it up to the ewe.
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In the video, posted to Facebook on Monday by Faith's brother, Steven Fennidy, Faith rubbed tears from her eyes as her parents argued with school administrators.
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Ugly Baby has a soothing fried sea bream rubbed with fresh turmeric and garlic, a favorite way to cook fish in that part of the country.
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He came across muddy pits where the boar had foraged for mice and acorns, and parts of trees whose bark had been rubbed off by boar.
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Alcohol-based hand sanitizers, which should be rubbed in for about 20 seconds, can also work, but the gel must contain at least 60 percent alcohol.
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Mr. Denson said infections had festered on a cut to his hand and small scratches where the waterproof waders his family wore had rubbed skin raw.
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"The white scales get rubbed off, so you lose the white lyre on the back that tells you it's aegypti," said Pamela Stark, a county entomologist.
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Melanie Talbot, Stanley's human companion, managed to capture the moments when Stanley and Aayla rubbed noses on the glass partition, and then posed for the camera.
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Imagine it as a sheet-pan dinner made with chicken thighs rubbed in compound butter and roasted over cubed butternut squash and chunks of red onion.
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But it was her insistence that her husband has become a "better man" and their relationship is stronger that has rubbed some people the wrong way.
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Its ultra-violence rubbed me the wrong way, but also seemed so crucial to Tarantino's central point about how the movies feed off of human prurience.
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He had them run on a treadmill in an environmental chamber at Nike's labs, then rubbed two "squirts" of a testosterone called AndroGel onto their backs.
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You're meant to add a dab of bagoong, a paste of seafood (in this case, shrimp) that's been rubbed in salt, smashed and left to ferment.
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Jamal called it "bullsh*t" and appealed it ... and after he won this week -- he did a little victory dance and rubbed it in to reporters!!!
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That rubbed off on Cole, and when he finally had the chance to taste the fruits of their work and sacrifice, he did not forget it.
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"The Germans paid the reparations by borrowing from the war's victors, and rubbed it in by defaulting on the loans," he notes in a typical comment.
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It was almost the size of the kayak in length and bumped and rubbed the boat with a droll instinct, as a cow might a post.
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He had trouble making eye contact during the interview, continuously rubbed his face and stuck out his tongue compulsively, a possible side effect of antipsychotic medications.
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Republicans in Iowa indicated that the journalist's reporting had rubbed some lawmakers the wrong way, which is why Senate Resolution 108 has been stalled for months.
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With his callous decision to effectively absolve Israel of its crimes and recognize their control of the city by conquest, Trump rubbed salt into this wound.
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At the Met, Wagstaff's hard-driving self-confidence has rubbed some people the wrong way, but she has fervent supporters both inside and outside the museum.
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That rubbed some Trump aides the wrong way in the early weeks of her tenure — especially because Nielsen herself didn't have a relationship with the president.
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He rubbed his brown eyes, tired from getting up early in the morning to protest at the airport where ex-mayor Wilson Goode was delivering a lecture.
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But the fact that Adams' streak of unanswered nominations hasn't been greeted with the same outcry has rubbed more than a few Adams supporters the wrong way.
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On the contrary, Nixon may also have been the president who most unabashedly rubbed elbows (and did business) with the mob at the peak of its powers.
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It has rubbed me the wrong way the entire time and has made me think that there are other shady practices that are happening amongst the authorities.
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"She's a champion ... and when you have championship pedigree, I feel like it rubs off on everybody and she definitely rubbed off on a lot of us."
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At a time of recession, her appearances on the cover of glossy magazines sometimes rubbed top officials, not to mention first lady Michelle Obama, the wrong way.
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His silent protest placed him at odds with the NFL and despite Trump not mentioning Kaepernick's name, the act — and continued controversy — rubbed him the wrong way.
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The fleas poop after biting, and people can get sick when the infected flea feces are rubbed into the eyes or cuts or scrapes on the skin.
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Yet he has rubbed salt into the wounds of environmentalists by describing efforts to wean energy-poor countries such as India off fossil fuels as "carbon imperialism".
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Some people in the roleplaying community felt like my campaigns were being rubbed in their faces, conspicuous public consumption of something not everyone was invited to share.
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Oils were rubbed on the body to revitalize it before it was covered with a kind of tree sap, wrapped in linen and magical amulets, and buried.
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He owned an American-style nightclub in Paris' Montmarte district where he would have "rubbed elbows" with expat writers such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Smithsonian says.
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Getting your naked body rubbed down by a stranger during a deep-tissue massage can be somewhat erotic, whether you mean for it to be or not.
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Subtly in the case of Mr Modi himself, and not-so-subtly in the case of lower-ranking lieutenants, party spokesmen rubbed salt in perceived sectarian wounds.
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He spoke these words: 'You're not going to sleep on me now sweetie, stop pretending you're sleeping,' as he rubbed harder and faster against my catatonic body.
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" But she found that after her accidents, she received special attention from her friends, who "rubbed my neck and back gently" and "oozed gentleness all over me.
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With the Chrome update the company has rubbed out yet another privacy firewall for users wanting to fight its amassing of conglomerate profiles of their online activity.
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Who to pick: Blake, master of oxen and dancing, or Garrett, who, in the bloopers, rubbed her hat with pom-poms and said, "I like your balls"?
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By mid-afternoon, after I'd accidentally rubbed my eyes and eaten lunch, the colours had faded nicely into a watercolor version of themselves that I didn't hate.
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I just dipped my finger into a jar of glitter and rubbed it on each eyelid, smearing the glitter all the way up to my brows. Simple.
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The British capital topped the 2015 ranking of global destinations, but Mastercard did not say why some of its shine had rubbed off for travellers this year.
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The thing that always rubbed me the wrong way about Google Glass though, was how after an underwhelming debut, the company seemingly forgot about its moonshot tech.
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But while Trump pulled off a political feat in only the way that Trump can, it was clear that the decision rubbed some Iowans the wrong way.
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Shelton admits that their very different style has rubbed off on each other a bit, but he's not letting anyone — even his stylish girlfriend — near his hair.
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She discussed how her son's Seven's taste in music has rubbed off on her, lending her ears to newer artists like D.R.A.M, Lil Uzi Vert, and XXXTentacion.
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With a head start on man-coverage mark Malcolm Jenkins, Hill ran to the flat as Kirkwood's route rubbed Jenkins, creating an easy third-and-3 conversion.
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Once the blades have hardened, I finish the grinds with very fine sanding belts and eventually work our way down to a hand-rubbed 1200 grit finish.
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Ducking into an empty exam room, her gaze quickly settles on a scuff mark behind the door where a chair has rubbed against it, and she frowns.
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But shortly into the ceremony, Mr. Postilio began to falter; Ms. Ebersole seated the couple on a tufted banquette, where Mr. Conlon rubbed his fiancé's back protectively.
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Simon orders his guys to take half of everything and makes Gregory kneel before him, clearly demonstrating that some of his boss' management techniques have rubbed off.
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The body was meticulously cleansed and gently rubbed with a scented oil that made the skin glisten — "The smell was very beautiful," the cousin Ali Aljahmi said.
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Eventually, we see the play and its characters with no filter whatsoever, so that their rubbed-raw hearts and egos more immediately, more uncomfortably mirror our own.
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But since I was diligently plowing through everything lip-related I owned, I grabbed this and squeezed out a thick, Vaseline-looking squiggle and rubbed it in.
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