The left hand rubbing the right wrist, then the right hand rubbing the left wrist.
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This involved rubbing the copper with pumice stone, then rubbing it with garlic and finally applying a layer of pigment.
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"I do have a memory of her spraying it on her wrist and I guess rubbing it, rubbing them together," Mr. Rowley said.
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" - Katherine, 28 "Sound of feet rubbing against couches.
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"The last thing I remember is she got naked and she was in the tub with me and rubbing my back and rubbing areas she probably shouldn&apost have," she explained.
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The doctor congratulates Serena, too — really rubbing it in.
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Maybe Peter Thiel is finally rubbing off on the president.
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His favorite thing is rubbing on people's legs and faces.
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"Take your time rubbing and massaging your partner," Hochberger says.
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There is a rubbing of a page from the Koran.
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"You're rubbing it in, mate!" he joked to the host.
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Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap.
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They're so cute and keep rubbing themselves against my legs.
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At this point, Sepp's just rubbing it in our faces.
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I tried rubbing it off then realized what I'd done.
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Now everyone wants to play sitting down, it's rubbing off!
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His mate turns and smiles and begins rubbing his back.
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Ashley Graham isn't the only supermodel rubbing shoulders with Barbie.
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But before he was rubbing elbows with Bezos, Siminoff struggled.
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"Wanna play?" she asks Wolfgang, rubbing his neck during dinner.
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This should have business travellers rubbing their hands with glee.
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He could also be seen yawning and rubbing his eyes.
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I don't notice it until I start rubbing my skin.
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Touching your face and rubbing the skin on your hands.
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Rubbing the statue's nose is supposed to bring good luck.
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The warrior gave Cardi a "hongi" greeting by rubbing noses.
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Even fewer counted rubbing penises together or having phone sex.
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My skin wouldn't get irritated just from rubbing my clitoris!
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Korean women would gape in horror at the rubbing method.
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Suddenly my husband was in the doorway, rubbing his eyes.
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JK: Rubbing alcohol, or that hand sanitizer trick I mentioned.
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Sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, and face masks flew off the shelves.
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Productions offer locals the prospect of rubbing elbows with stars.
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"He was rubbing it in the entire round," Curry said.
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And your cheeriness may be rubbing him the wrong way.
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His lover, this guy said, rubbing both of his elbows.
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Graveyard was laughing and rubbing and, frankly, growing visibly erect.
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"I feel too much pressure," he said, rubbing his temples.
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It smells like rubbing alcohol, which I think is normal?
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Democrats shouldn't risk this historic victory by rubbing it in.
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Even Apple CEO Tim Cook has been rubbing shoulders with authoritarians.
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I tell R., and he hugs me while rubbing my back.
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It's like an annoying, rubbing feeling, especially in a sensitive area.
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He has a gun, and he can't stop rubbing his leg.
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After I pulled fender rubbing on tire we continued to farm.
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Then, Marmon recalled, the doctor began touching and rubbing his genitals.
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Maria held them close to her, rubbing their shoulders, and crying.
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It has for decades been bad at rubbing out old ones.
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Now Washington regulators are rubbing a little salt into the wound.
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She is rubbing her baby bump, asking, "What's that?" and laughing.
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The UK government has been rubbing around this issue for years.
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They're rubbing your back, but they're kicking you in the ass.
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She finally falls asleep after much back-rubbing, feeding, cradling, etc.
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It sure beats the hell out of rubbing your hands together.
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He is just rubbing his tail spin technique in our faces.
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We recommend keeping rubbing alcohol on hand for any mistakes. 1.
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The Democrats' camp must be rubbing their hands at the prospect.
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Elgar stood behind my wife, studying the board, rubbing her shoulders.
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Wipe the pimple with rubbing alcohol to disinfect the skin. 3.
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Nancy's rubbing had done two things that photography no longer accomplished.
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This causes lots of rubbing, which makes my EB flare up.
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Step 3: Lather hands by rubbing them together with the soap.
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At no point did I feel like the shoes were rubbing.
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Markle's informal approach seems to be rubbing off on Prince Harry.
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I went into my friend's bathroom and just started rubbing it.
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And this isn't her first time rubbing shoulders with British royalty.
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Washington could be seen rubbing Christensen's stomach on the red carpet.
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You should also have Q-tips and rubbing alcohol on hand.
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All that back rubbing and patting was not scripted at all.
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The stores were out of spray disinfectant, rubbing alcohol and bleach.
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Picture me rubbing my hands together and saying, "Excellent!" with glee.
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Breakingviews James P. Gorman is rubbing Goldman Sachs's nose in it.
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Bubz loves rubbing his dick on stuff and tending his garden.
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"So can we go raise hell?" he said, rubbing his hands.
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You're supposed to clean the battery contact point with rubbing alcohol.
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The human equivalent of a fly's rubbing its back legs together.
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Is it rubbing their faces with blood, à la Kim Kardashian?
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The final scene of the film returns us to leg rubbing.
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It's as if, through the act of rubbing the thinned colors into the canvas, he was rubbing the skin of the painting until it turned the color of dried blood, or a blue or violet bruise.
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Shall I say, I have known them all, I have seen her like a yellow fog rubbing her back against, rubbing her muzzle upon, shall I say, licking her tongue into the corners of his evening?
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DIY #3: Teacup and Saucer What You Need1 set of alcohol ink ($9.97)rubbing alcohol ($5.40)sealant ($5.62)teacup and saucer ($3.99)1 plastic straw InstructionsUsing a clean paintbrush apply rubbing alcohol on the clean tea cup.
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These DJ pranksters aren't scared of rubbing the crowd the wrong way.
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Kanye West is still rubbing off on his wife, Kim Kardashian West.
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Is your dog rubbing his face all over the couch and floor?
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But rubbing frozen snails on my face sadly did nothing for me.
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Rubbing up against Celeste's session is a talk between Madeline and Jane.
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You're listening to your bones rubbing on each other, or maybe cartilage.
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Props to St. Vincent for rubbing Guitar World's face in it. pic.twitter.
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A few feet away, Tia was rubbing her ass against Isaiah's crotch.
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"They're very thin," the prospective buyer replied, lightly rubbing a gray wing.
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Dean arched up his hips, his nascent erection rubbing against my ass.
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DJ Khaled's son Asahd is already rubbing elbows with some music bigwigs.
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I could be in Africa, rubbing sticks together to make a fire.
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Brisson: [rubbing Tavares's feet] Can we please get some serious offers here?
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"You could see him grabbing it, rubbing it," manager Dusty Baker said.
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Still, the cascade of Washington endorsements is rubbing some the wrong way.
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Acta: Vlad comes to the park one day, rubbing his palms together.
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Terribly distraught, Diane asked Nancy to make a rubbing of her hand.
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An exchange component allows people to swap hand sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, etc.
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And her new healthy habits have been rubbing off on her kids.
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Beside him Pauline is rubbing her face and nose with her hands.
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If these were the sort of people Rubio was rubbing shoulders with
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I realized to my horror that he was rubbing his private parts.
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So when Jessie J is rubbing the wheat against her face... Yeah.
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He lifts his hands, starts rubbing his fingers together, and leans back.
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"The PT was … strenuous," said Wright, rubbing the back of his neck.
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"I get goosebumps when I hear this," she said, rubbing her arms.
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"I'm so tired," Apple said, frustrated, rubbing her eyes with her fists.
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One morning I woke to my husband sitting up, rubbing his eyes.
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General Suleimani's death will have its leaders rubbing their hands in anticipation.
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Mr. Bubz loves rubbing his dick on stuff and tending his garden.
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Yo Bloomberg ... STOP TOUCHING YOUR MOUTH AND RUBBING IT ON THE FOOD!!!
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For the uninitiated, wining is a butt-shaking, pelvis-rubbing Caribbean dance.
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Making "scooter graffiti" by rubbing the spinning black wheels on the pavement.
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And everybody&aposs waiting and rubbing their hands, waiting for that deliciousness.
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He's coming back, she said, rubbing my stomach, and then my neck.
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After rubbing a Theramu CBD oil on my back, Maltin got started.
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Even some of the social Darwinians were subtler in rubbing it in.
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Rubbing the scent creates heat that will break up the molecules faster.
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Republican lawmakers are spearheading a policy that's rubbing Europe the wrong way.
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He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds.
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Besides, a lighter is a lot more efficient than rubbing two sticks together.
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Which makes us wonder: Can we reach nirvana by simply rubbing one out?
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It's an image of a curious totem of 11 coins made through rubbing.
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So, it's safe to say that Toni is definitely rubbing off on me.
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But it wasn't all about rubbing elbows with drunk actors and famous models.
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"Canadians are kind of rubbing their hands together like evil scientists," he said.
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Read More: Why Do These Whales Keep Rubbing Themselves On The Same Beaches?
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Could deals have been made after rubbing shoulders with these high-powered players?
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Slowly, my body became stronger, even though my thighs were still rubbing together.
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Immediately, Ms. Warren is seen rubbing her hands together with a big smile.
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News of the coins is rubbing some former EPA officials the wrong way.
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"We having a baby!" said Papoose with his hand rubbing his wife's stomach.
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"Rubbing your eyes at all will result in immediate lash breakage," warns Richardson.
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Not unless you enjoy rubbing sweartshirts soaked in sweat all over your face.
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The duo pressed (no rubbing!) the product into their faces, neck and décolletage.
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He side steps over and starts rubbing his best mate on the back.
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Khloé lathered her sister up with some lotion and got rubbing with Jonathan.
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Grimes' passion for music seems to be rubbing off on boyfriend Elon Musk.
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"It sounded like aluminum rubbing up against aluminum," Susie Polston recalled to WCIV.
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He kept rubbing up on me, and kind of made a purring sound.
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Batman rubbed off on Prince, which led to Prince rubbing off on me.
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She suggests an acetone-based polish remover, rubbing alcohol or even vinegar. 4.
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They don't look like something you're wearing 'to keep your thighs from rubbing.
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After all, the soothing sounds of rhythmic wood rubbing is a little distracting.
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It is always good to know what you are rubbing on your face.
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You might not realize that your emotional state is rubbing off on others.
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I wondered, would this feel like rubbing a deodorant stick on my face?
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - James Gorman is rubbing Goldman Sachs' nose in it.
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"I really wish I had a day off," he said, rubbing his eyes.
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Inside, a woman on the jury was rubbing the arm of another, sympathetically.
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Begin rubbing their clit with your finger and insert a finger or two.
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The former rugby player was caught rubbing his wife&aposs stomach on camera.
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They're rubbing it on all their clothes, getting all the moisture off me.
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Halfway through and it felt like rubbing lotion over severe sunburn that's peeling.
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And it's possible that it's rubbing off in a less than ideal way.
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Tinchy Stryder rubbing shoulders with Edwina Currie on I'm A Celebrity, for example.
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"Everyone has come to see you, my daughter," she said, rubbing the coffin.
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That means rubbing the sanitizer on both hands completely and letting them dry.
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Standing by her brothers side and rubbing his back while he gets sick.
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Step 2 Work the soap into a lather by rubbing your hands together.
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From personal experience, stroking Henry felt a lot like rubbing semi-smooth sandpaper.
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Five men squeezed around a table, barely fitting, their knees practically rubbing together.
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Perhaps some mojo from the recent-vintage Jets and Giants is rubbing off.
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It's similar to how you create static electricity by rubbing socks on carpet.
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However, sports bra straps and athletic pant linings are also prone to rubbing.
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Republicans are rubbing their hands in anticipation of Sanders winning the Democratic nomination.
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Know that the enzymes do most of the exfoliating work — no rubbing allowed.
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And metal pieces rubbing against the cheeks can cause irritation and sore spots.
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In his standup routine, Delaney sometimes equates marriage to rubbing yourself with a cheese grater, rubbing your wife with a cheese grater, and then smashing the exposed flesh, blood, and sinew together so that you heal as a single mutilated being.
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Watching it back, it's obvious that Krystal was rubbing the women the wrong way.
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You were laying on the pool table with your shirt off, rubbing your nipples!
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Danes enjoyed a bite to eat and could be seen sweetly rubbing Dancy's back.
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He combined the particulates with oil and rubbing alcohol to create a thick ink.
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It was so strenuous rubbing my neck raw, carrying that water off the beach.
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I'll never forget that sensation of just falling asleep to him rubbing my head.
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She alleges that Hyten engaged in unwanted kissing, touching and rubbing up against her.
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Sarah tells Len that Pony is gone while he's rubbing her back in bed.
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You grab the pack of face wipes by your bathroom sink and start rubbing.
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She was quite slow, rubbing out a lot and redrawing to get it right.
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Aside from rubbing shoulders with royals, such an important job comes with other perks.
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Rubbing his hands across the fat, he holds up his hands to show me.
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Their only form of communication is through touch, an almost ritualistic rubbing of hands.
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Only here will you find a Disney theme park rubbing elbows with ancient temples.
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You need to have girls rubbing on my shoes and make a dope commercial.
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Rubbing themselves against walls creates a trail that's visible with an ultraviolet dark light.
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There was no rubbing, no pinching, no scraping, nothing — nothing but leathery, soft goodness.
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"Rubbing alcohol, hand san[itizer] or diluted denture tabs will do," a fan wrote.
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J: I still have strangely fond memories of the Hideout six rubbing each-other.
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This is how you end up rubbing your ass on someone's extremely geriatric uncle.
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Then there is the detail of Spacey rubbing the accuser's penis for three minutes.
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It went on my face smoothly and was almost transparent even without any rubbing.
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It sucks even more to see a crew member rubbing it in your face.
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So, I guess the key is we shouldn&apost put too much rubbing alcohol.
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Nancy Pelosi was rubbing her hands together every day to get that gavel back.
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Your house is so cold, sex feels like rubbing two frozen chicken wings together.
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You can thank us later, when you're rubbing aloe vera onto those peeling shoulders.
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I'm not into rubbing anyone's face in my happiness but this is the exception.
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El made herself into a really good mom with nothing, rubbing dirty hands together.
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The painted canvas turns into a coin rubbing on paper, the frame laid bare.
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The episode, called "Rubbing Our Clips," is built around a genius Real Housewives frame.
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Sangmanee was training alongside Saenchai, his favorite fighter, and the magic was rubbing off.
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That's why it's a prostate massage, as opposed to a tickling or a rubbing.
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Somewhere along Fifth Avenue, I began to feel my shoes rubbing against my feet.
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And with drugstore shelves emptied, the family ran out of rubbing alcohol that Wednesday.
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Stop picking, licking, biting, rubbing — it's the most effective way to prevent a pandemic.
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The friction of the condom rubbing against vaginal or anal tissues can be painful.
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Several senators sat hunched with their arms crossed, twiddling pencils or rubbing their eyes.
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She says he's rubbing his eyes and needs to go down for another nap.
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These socks are seamless, so your toes won't be subjected to any uncomfortable rubbing.
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The teenagers slump onto couches, while the littlest ones mostly stand, rubbing sleepy eyes.
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Alex Ovechkin spent Christmas Eve rubbing elbows with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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Then, she said, he began rubbing his groin against her leg, and she fled.
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I parked at the foot of it, where otters were floating around in the water right in front of me, their little hands rubbing their faces, rubbing their chests, holding each other as they tumbled, a stuffed-animal dream come to life.
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You scrub and dry four long, slender baking potatoes, rubbing their skins lightly with fat.
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It's an injury—and the bike thieves of Instagram were rubbing salt in their wounds.
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Melvin Upton is still rubbing his eyes over the one he saw in the ninth.
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It was the night we saw Adele in L.A. She just started rubbing my back.
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The ram is known for being impulsive, and this quality is rubbing off on you!
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He denied ever driving Inserillo to his house alone, rubbing her shoulders, or acting inappropriately.
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My mom screams with excitement and immediately starts rubbing the shadow all over her hand.
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The women accuse Gooding of nonconsensual touching, grabbing, groping, grinding, rubbing, kissing, biting and licking.
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Musk just so happens to enjoy rubbing a little Twitter salt on its hackable wound.
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Yet another witness saw Escobedo rubbing his hand on Adams' upper thigh near her crotch.
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These socks are made for ski boots, where their extra-long design prevents annoying rubbing.
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The thought of rubbing up against the mat and wearing tight leggings hurts my skin.
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"I started putting myself in his shoes," Mwenda said, rubbing his charge's trumpetlike ears gently.
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For maintenance, Nguyen recommends rubbing the face daily with oil to keep the muscles toned.
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Rubbing, vibration and sensual touching are a few of the ways I reach sexual zenith.
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"They were very lovey-dovey and he was rubbing her back," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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I'm sorry to report that watching TV while rubbing a crystal didn't replicate that feeling.
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Cruz's political persona — "I will not compromise" — just might be rubbing voters the wrong way.
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"You're a good responder," Tracey told me, rubbing her hands together, when I emerged, dazed.
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She pressed against me more insistently, rubbing the top of her head against my jeans.
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Rather, they remembered rubbing on couch arms, squirming against mattresses, and grinding blindly into each.
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Since we're rubbing elbows with regional nationalists, we may as well move on to Corsica.
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The one where you end up vigorously rubbing your sore, dry eyes to no avail?
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At least he was at his apartment, he thought, rubbing his head, which was pounding.
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Elle France published a headline recently that's rubbing a lot of people the wrong way.
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A few years ago I went through a phase of rubbing glitter into my scalp.
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He seemed oddly excited by the prospect before slowly strolling away, rubbing his hands together.
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"The majority of the people down there have money," he said, rubbing his fingers together.
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And back then, America and Iraq were rubbing up against one another in softer ways.
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I tried rubbing the sap covered hair with olive oil and the sap came off.
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You're in the Porsche and in the back is Evan Spiegel rubbing your shoulders. Porsche.
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Recipes typically call for combining rubbing alcohol and aloe vera gel in the right proportions.
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Touchscreens can carry bacteria, and they shouldn't be cleaned with a rubbing alcohol and disinfectants.
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Garvey wore hers during the ultra and had no issues with chafing, rubbing, or bouncing.
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Or leave it plain and porky, rubbing it down with salt and a little pepper.
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Clinton said, rubbing the air as if she were applying Windex to an invisible mirror.
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Soap and water won't remove it, and even ethyl alcohol requires long and vigorous rubbing.
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He chain-smoked Tunisian cigarettes and kept rubbing his eyes, which had a fragile shine.
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Occasionally, she offers a more chaotic energy — willing to risk rubbing someone the wrong way.
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"You're standing around and you're just, like, rubbing this featureless piece of glass," he said.
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He remembers his heart leaping out of his chest, his hand rubbing his champion colt.
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He watched, expressionless, as the judge and lawyers spoke, rubbing his face a few times.
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Constant rubbing can create blood blisters beneath the toenails, giving the appearance of black nails.
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If they're on top, rubbing caviar on their faces, someone must be on the bottom.
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It may be that just the act of rubbing could help kill the pesky germs.
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"They went to get oxygen and I just stayed there rubbing his chest," he said.
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The department has bought "oodles" of soap, paper towels, rubbing alcohol and wipes, he added.
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Fewer niche rappers rubbing shoulders with Bruno Mars and Sam Smith on the pop charts.
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Check out the celebs rubbing elbows and loosening up after the awards were handed out.
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Dave Grohl wouldn't have turned into the smiley, elbow-rubbing polymath that he is today.
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Turlock sat reclined in his chair at the head of the table, rubbing his chin.
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They say rubbing is racing, but it seems that Vince Friese rubbed someone the wrong way.
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And ok, it includes some gratuitous shots of the nose-dicks rubbing all over one another.
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Sand rubbing into toes instead of collecting inside the grooves of stiletto sandals and Gucci loafers.
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Why does rubbing up on a pillow and/or a Gumby doll feel so damn good?
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I wonder if the mom-to-be minds, if it feels like they're rubbing it in.
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He then firmly began rubbing her vagina through her clothes," while "rapidly masturbating underneath his blanket.
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Apple is likely calculating how high it can go here without rubbing up against subscription overload.
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"Cotton balls and rubbing alcohol," reads another, and a third simply has pill and beers emojis.
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"People will put things like hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol on their skin," says Dr. Day.
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Jessica Simpson's daughter Maxwell Drew may only be 5, but she's already rubbing shoulders with royalty.
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The show does a good job of rubbing in the lasting horror of parent-child separation.
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Ashwin gave me some medicine and encouraged me to eat, rubbing the back of my head.
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Six passes later, and Tomas Rosicky had scored a goal which left spectators rubbing their eyes.
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She stands absolutely still and silently waits, listening for the sound of scales rubbing against vegetation.
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Another student allegedly told investigators he once saw McLeod rubbing the other teenager's chest at school.
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He's very jazzed about trucks, which suggests that the car industry is rubbing off on him.
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"I have precious friends who were just rubbing me, praying over me, loving me," she says.
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" Then this happened: He kept rubbing my leg and was like, "You know, you're so beautiful.
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But rubbing your clit against someone else's (or against their thigh) can feel pretty damn good.
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I dutifully filled in my lips, looked in the mirror, and immediately started rubbing it off.
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Do you think Blake Shelton's style is rubbing off on the singer for better or worse?
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He shows how by rubbing their stomachs, one of Australia's jerk species can be rendered immobile.
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With this involved list, you should be rubbing shoulders with your people before you know it.
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I spend half an hour rubbing a vinegar-dish-soap-water concoction on the worst parts.
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Dobrev soothed the pain by simply rubbing a CBD pain salve all over the irritated area.
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Vigorous rubbing from your towel also creates extra friction that your freshly washed skin doesn't need.
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When she wasn't rubbing shoulders with Manson, Swift was espousing tolerance and respect from the stage.
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We'd trade skyscrapers and people rubbing up against us on the subway for that any day.
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Instead, Fallon finally got to touch Trump's hair, rubbing the head of the Republican Presidential Candidate.
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But you're nodding and winking and rubbing your head ... You're not doing any of those things.
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But if the 2015 trend continues, their satisfaction should be rubbing off on all of us.
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The montage ends on a shot of a nervous Etty rubbing her necklace against her mouth.
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He kept shaking and rubbing the arm while on base, occasionally examining it for further damage.
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" Beth says while smiling down at Maizie, gently rubbing her chin: "Everyone loves you, don't they?
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Even the smallest of injuries, like scratching or rubbing the skin, can lead to the blisters.
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While she was sitting in a chair, he started rubbing his groin against her, she said.
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He was always rubbing my neck, holding my hand, squeezing me and making me feel loved.
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The students began rubbing their palms together vigorously, paint smearing over the insides of their hands.
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Investor enthusiasm for Beyond Meat is rubbing off on the companies selling its vegan meat products.
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You know, the rubbing elbows with celebs, cool clothes, getting your first chain, blah blah blah.
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A good makeup remover should easily remove all traces of makeup without much, if any, rubbing.
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Relations are freezing, walls are going up, and Vladimir Putin is rubbing his hands with glee.
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In the humid silent darkness she started: rubbing the rusty cube with a rawhide dog toy.
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"The bus leaves without us, and we are clenching our jaws, rubbing our necks," he explains.
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And just wanting to be rubbing shoulders with those people and being seen at those places.
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They never tangle, and you never worry about cables fraying or rubbing noisily against your shirt.
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He was being invited to appear on network television, rubbing shoulders with Beyoncé and President Obama.
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That's a much smarter bet, he says, than trying to clean your mattress with rubbing alcohol.
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"Well, the climate is hot," he begins, rubbing his hands together and gazing out the window.
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So are you rubbing your hands together saying, "All right, this is the time to buy"?
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Tywanza's mother, Felicia Sanders, survived by rubbing her body in her son's blood and playing dead.
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He took a seat on the metal stool and began rubbing his palm against his forehead.
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It mirrors the Catholic tradition of rubbing an ash cross on one's foreheads on Ash Wednesday.
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For a while he and the pack ran as one, his shoulders rubbing against sweaty flanks.
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If rubbing your eyes is your biggest problem, loading on the mascara is a simple fix.
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This recipe (two parts rubbing alcohol, one part aloe) sounds like it should achieve 60% alcohol.
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An obstetric nurse rode along, rubbing her back and helping her breathe as the contractions continued.
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Their home brew was toxic; it tasted like rubbing alcohol with a splash of prune juice.
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He also disrobed, according to the accuser ... who says Kelly began masturbating while rubbing her genitals.
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And then you're in a place where you're rubbing elbows with people who do this professionally.
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"The politicians on both sides of the aisle are rubbing the sleep out of their eyes."
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I'd seen horses put to sleep that way by someone barely rubbing their eyes, their lashes.
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"When Daddy and Mommy come, she wants to be with them," Emma said, rubbing Bowie's back.
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She kept rubbing it with her jersey but remained in the game until the final buzzer.
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His hands at his hips, he shook his head again and again, rubbing his right temple.
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The good news is that cleaning it requires nothing more than inexpensive, readily available rubbing alcohol.
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The Wabash grads then found themselves rubbing elbows — and at times, throwing them — on Capitol Hill.
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There is no rubbing out and starting over again: each structure is defined in its making.
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Before piercing, he sanitizes the dudes dick with rubbing alcohol pads they get in the infirmary.
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These including flicking and pushing the nose to one side or the other, and rubbing the bottom.
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Tiny Trax will be at the Los Angeles expo, rubbing excitedly nervy shoulders with far bigger productions.
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That's not exactly true; it's difficult to wander around the internet without rubbing up against sexual content.
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"Colton looks so hot I plan on rubbing oil all over his body," one contestant says excitedly.
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In movies, tv and life, rubbing one's temples is a shorthand to indicate that you're stressed out.
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Of course, the females masturbate as well, mostly through rubbing their vaginas on the sandy ocean floor.
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It was rubbing up against both these things, but was different enough from each to be exciting.
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Look at them all tribal council long, rubbing their faces like they're about to be picked off.
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"Hot, cold, pain, tickle, rubbing my beard, someone kissing my face -- I can feel everything," said Hunter.
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As far as hand smells, a lot of people say rubbing your hands on stainless steel works.
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Tips include staying calm, not rubbing it in, and getting your contacts out as quickly as possible.
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She regularly had multiple people rubbing her muscles and putting ice on her while she sobs hysterically.
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Rubbing it between his hands does seems to add more oxygen to the fire outside his hut.
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Tennessee James & Reese Witherspoon Witherspoon's acting chops are already rubbing off on her youngest son Tennessee, 6.
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The eye-rubbing is not just over press freedom, but about Australia's direction as a liberal democracy.
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Do you really want to be one of the people rubbing your arms to scare off gooseflesh?
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"Avoid rubbing your eyes and using oil-based products and heavy creams around your eye," Richardson says.
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Once you've had the pan awhile, just rubbing it in olive oil and storing it will suffice.
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"Last night, I was masturbating and started off by rubbing my U-spot," says one Reddit user.
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And +703 to Brienne for wasting no time rubbing Stannis' death in Melisandre and Davos Seaworth's faces.
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Musicians aren't always known for their professionalism, and that might be rubbing off on their merch companies.
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In the clip, Trump was greeted by Dick, with the comedian rubbing his hands on her legs.
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I've been rubbing it onto my pulse points more than any other scent in a long time.
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"Colton looks so hot I plan on rubbing oil all over his body," one contestant said excitedly.
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Later Snapchats after his release showed Gucci rubbing his washboard abs and immediately getting in the studio.
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Kunam was also allegedly "rubbing his bare feet against the [victim's] bare feet," according to the complaint.
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"It's rubbing a lot of people the wrong way," said one of her young Democratic House colleagues.
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Throw in said thighs rubbing together and sweat gathering in your crotch, and it's a veritable disaster.
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Could rubbing a forward-facing brush over my face prove more effective than my trusty buffing brush?
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Other good-luck rituals included doing "the floss," push-ups and rubbing the bald head of Rep.
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"Or with moh-nee!" he added, emphasizing money in English and rubbing his fingers and thumb together.
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They tinted the lower-level floors a deep yellow ocher by rubbing pigment directly into the cement.
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Can the Patriots?) to the less so (What is the effect of vigorous rubbing on a football?).
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Divide filling between pork chops, stuffing some inside pockets and rubbing the rest on the outside. 5.
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I didn't experience much rubbing against the ankle, which I had expected to be the shoes' downfall.
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"The hip surgery helped a lot, but he is still constantly rubbing his left leg," says Gail.
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They are made pliable through the stroking of their egos, not by rubbing them the wrong way.
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Apparently, rubbing two sticks is an amateur move best left to the bros on Naked and Afraid.
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Swiping this on felt like someone was rubbing the airiest whipped cream ever created on my lips.
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Each OTR discussion lasts 45 minutes — followed by time for mingling, networking and high-tech elbow-rubbing.
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After roasting flour in an oven, the "dogs" gathered around, rubbing their hands in the black powder.
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We unknowingly killed the butterflies by keeping them in captivity and rubbing the powder off their wings.
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Now, the brothers are rubbing elbows with even more a-listers in their new series, Celebrity IOU.
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Normally, Russia would be rubbing its hands with glee at anything sowing dissension in the NATO ranks.
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In the solos, though, are flashes of something more interesting, rubbing against the grain of the music.
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The bees had remained intact partly because she had refrained from rubbing her eyes throughout the ordeal.
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After rubbing it into the brush I found that it cleaned up much better than the turpentine.
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They cited, as an example, men who masturbate by rubbing themselves against women on buses or subways.
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You can also pair one with a homemade cleaner that is equal parts water and rubbing alcohol.
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The second way, though, is through touch, and this is where casual eye-rubbing becomes a problem.
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A rag, paper towel or cotton swab damp (not soaking) with rubbing alcohol works just as well.
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Ralston: I am praying, crossing my fingers and rubbing my rabbit's foot as I answer this one.
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I do buy cotton pads and rubbing alcohol because I will need them at some point ($2.15).
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We do lots of tribbing and rubbing our pussies on the other person's ass, thigh, whatever works.
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" Rubbing his close-cropped hair, he said, "I've fucked up so much, gotten so many second chances.
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All you really need is alcohol, either isopropyl (rubbing) or ethyl (used in beer, wine, and spirits).
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That said, if you're a rolling-in-butter corn eater, try rubbing the cobs with lime wedges.
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His faith in privatization is no secret, and prison companies aren't the only ones rubbing their hands.
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In "Feud," Lange is forever rubbing lemons on her elbows or doing jittery calisthenics, haughty with overcompensation.
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Treat ourselves with loving kindness by forgiving past oversights and rubbing sheep's fur on our open sores.
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The woman was next to her, and rubbing the fabric between her middle finger and her thumb.
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He maintains a high profile, speaking at conferences around the globe and rubbing shoulders with world leaders.
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First looking tired and rubbing his eyes, Miller eventually rested his head and appeared to fall asleep.
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It's like patting your head while rubbing your belly ... while tap dancing and reciting the alphabet backward.
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And Finn (John Boyega) and his sidekick Rose (Kelly Marie Tran) try to evade their fascist pursuers by rubbing shoulders with the galaxy's high-rollers, just as Han Solo and Princess Leia once did, only the shoulder-rubbing takes place in a casino rather than in Cloud City.
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She ensures she sanitizes all of her tools with rubbing alcohol or alcohol based cleaners in between clients.
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VIDEO OF ANDY DICK RUBBING IVANKA TRUMP'S LEG ON 'JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE' RESURFACES "Andy, please don't," Kimmel said.
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"It seems as if they're still rubbing our noses in it," says Cenk Baslamis, a veteran Russia observer.
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I found a gown at Nordstrom and dreaded rubbing elbows with the most beautiful people on the planet.
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Every hour or so I was awoken by a man rubbing up against me insisting that I smile.
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One gate attendant apparently went to speak with the man and began consoling him and rubbing his back.
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Could rubbing one out have an adaptive function or it is simply a lucky byproduct of natural selection?
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"I remember being on that set and I remember him really rubbing me the wrong way," recalled Bernthal.
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Onstage to his right, Warren just stood at her podium, rubbing her hands together with a crafty smile.
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COST: $31 Kim begins her day by rubbing these rosewater- and mint-infused pads all over her face.
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One reason for this proliferation is that bureaucrats much prefer writing new rules to rubbing out old ones.
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The actor celebrated by spending the night rubbing elbows with some of Hollywood's hottest stars, like BB-8.
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For just $100,000 a summer or so, you could be rubbing elbows with Laird Hamilton and D.B. Sweeney.
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On June 30, Chyna posted an Instagram video that shows King Cairo, who's 3, rubbing her pregnant belly.
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The model appeared to be extremely concerned for Bieber, gently rubbing his back and trying to be supportive.
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"We saw very clearly that the whales were taking turns rubbing their bodies on these rocks," Fortune says.
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And those are in tension with—and rubbing up against but mutually buttressing, counterintuitively—the ideas of reason.
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I'm also not opposed to just absentmindedly rubbing it over my face when I'm sitting at my desk.
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Women masturbate with legs splayed and backs arched, orgasming after a few minutes of frantic rubbing and moaning.
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Sometimes it feels like you're in a frantic rubbing race to get to an orgasm-shaped finish line.
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That particular character created simply for the purposes of stirring the pot and rubbing viewers the wrong way.
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Others however, despite my adoration, have admitted feeling self-conscious about rubbing their feet all over my face.
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"FAFSA looking at this like…" he wrote with a GIF of rapper Birdman rubbing his hands together. pic.twitter.
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Mother and daughter lock hands and begin a ritualistic rubbing of hands, the only way they can communicate.
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The dancer then shed the bulky ensemble and walked off clutching her left arm and rubbing her nose.
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The pain with moisturizing usually is rubbing in the lotion, because it usually feels stick and this doesn't.
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Rubbing the handles of the bowl makes the water ripple and causes droplets to jump from the surface.
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This year, it's a similarly mixed bag, with Justin Timberlake rubbing elbows with Iggy Pop and Stevie Wonder.
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Rye battled a sore right shoulder throughout the TOTO Japan Classic, constantly rubbing it after hitting a shot.
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They even told local TV station KUSA that they disinfected their skin with rubbing alcohol until it burned.
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Can't you just see him rubbing his hands together, waiting for the perfect LC to finally slip up?
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Spletstoser has accused Hyten of engaging in unwanted kissing and touching as well as rubbing up against her.
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That's like if you could catch skin cancer by rubbing up against someone else's tumor (which you can't).
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They listen to a short orientation speech by Glivano while rubbing their heads and looking at the floor.
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New England Coach Bill Belichick held a news conference to suggest that the "rubbing process" might explain everything.
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Nobody likes feeling their sweaty legs rubbing together all day long — it's uncomfortable and, for some, even painful.
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Republicans turned this failure into a talking point, rubbing in the company's failure as a failure for liberals.
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He has perched himself on my right leg and begins rubbing himself up and down on my leg.
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Upswings and downswings, peaks and swoons, wheels within wheels, Maddon lifting up his glasses and rubbing his eyes.
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She spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, rubbing elbows with heads of state and pop stars.
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Left for any length of time, silver will tarnish, and this can only be removed through vigorous rubbing.
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Their grimaces will fade as the harsh taste and strong, rubbing alcohol-like odor soaks into their bodies.
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The pre-cut strips help prevent blisters, chafing and hot spots caused by shoes rubbing against the skin.
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Apply the rubbing alcohol to cotton ball, rag or light-colored sponge and dab at the lipstick stains.
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He was not only a well-known journalist, but a man used to rubbing shoulders with political elites.
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But my relationship with the town growing up was abrasive, like living each day rubbing up against sandpaper.
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After all, Kristen is prone to nervousness, pushing her tortoiseshell glasses onto her forehead and rubbing her temples.
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Although DeMario remembers everything -- from "rubbing, touching and fingering" to licking her genitals -- she says she remembers nothing.
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Ban thon is a soup whose noodles are mere scraps, made by rubbing the dough between the palms.
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These hybrid liquid formulas sink in easily, don't require any rubbing and deliver a calming dose of hydration.
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And with that, I snuggle myself up to his chest and fall asleep to him rubbing my back.
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And by rubbing the outside of the cheese, we create a barrier, so no oxygen can get inside.
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Grasping, hugging, striking, playing, caressing, reaching, scratching backs, and rubbing rears: these are not primitive forms of communication.
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It may be tempting to wipe down your phone's screen with some rubbing alcohol or a disinfectant wipe.
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He walked over to a small desk in the corner of his office and started rubbing on foundation.
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Player, 81, who also was rubbing tears from his eyes, found the fairway with his shot as well.
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Security footage shows a woman approaching him from behind, rubbing something on his face and then running away.
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It'll bring out people from all sides of the political spectrum, rubbing shoulders as they watch the parade.
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Flight attendants have noticed it rubbing off clothing onto airplane jump seats and seatbelts, and even their skin.
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However, Hirose plans to look at the impact of more intensive rubbing on flu viruses in further research.
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Perhaps President Donald Trump's more freewheeling, aggressive approach to foreign policy is rubbing off on his friend Netanyahu.
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"To her utter shock and disbelief, as she ran her hand over the hem of the dress, she felt an unusual bulge and suddenly realized that it was not a string that was rubbing against her leg, but was instead a leg rubbing against her leg," the court documents state.
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According to the brand, instead of rubbing remover over each nail until the polish is gone and then moving onto the next finger, go over all 10 of your nails first and let the formula sit and absorb for around 20 seconds before rubbing off the rest of the polish.
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I pick at a piece of dried gum on the marble, rubbing Jennifer's back so she doesn't freak out.
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Could it be that spending so much time with close friend Victoria Beckham is rubbing off on Eva Longoria?
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I've seen her live, deep throating a microphone and then rubbing the mic on crotch of her leather pants.
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The researchers theorize that chemical reactions created by warm water rubbing along the rocky core are producing the compounds.
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So I started started rubbing the belly, bubbles came out of the mouth, the eyes rolled back into place.
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"Two years ago, I never thought I'd do no songs with these niggas," he says, rubbing his hands together.
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Until recently, resolving these issues meant several showers and rubbing your skin raw with a dry brush — but now?
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She's closer to a time lord than a hand-rubbing baddie; she's both detached from and invested in humanity.
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It ended up being his penis sticking out of his zipper of his pants and he was rubbing it.
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She recounted running from the room, rubbing his semen off her sweater, and calling a friend from a cab.
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As a monarch-in-the-making, Prince George will be rubbing elbows with people from every walk of life.
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He started touching me on my shoulder and then rubbing my torso — it was obvious what he was doing.
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The best makeup removerA good makeup remover should easily remove all traces of makeup without much, if any, rubbing.
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But as Robbie told Fallon, the "toe-mojis" kept rubbing off and she would have to keep redoing them.
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But as the game progressed I began fidgeting, rubbing my wrists, stepping backwards, and looking down at my shoes.
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She recommends rubbing the potion between your hands and breathing in deeply for a calming, on-the-go remedy.
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Once excavations finish, a museum will be built on the site, rubbing shoulders with modern buildings in the capital.
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She's prepared the ingredients for the spell: a bottle of rubbing alcohol, a Stop Trump postcard, a cigarette lighter.
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" Earlier in the day, Williams also excitedly danced while rubbing her baby bump, writing, "HAPPY HAPPY JOY JOY #MiniPrincessPorsha.
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At which point, the toe pads are a bit like a dirty swiffer rubbing about on a dirty surface.
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My mom began nervously rubbing her hands together, displaying a fake, ghostly smile that I knew all too well.
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The pain was awful and when it was done the tattoo artist started rubbing the gel on my foot.
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They keep attacking American "protectionists" (?!) while rubbing their hands in glee in anticipation of tax cuts we cannot afford.
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No, he would be at home quietly rubbing up against his wife Malaria while she pretends to be asleep.
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As President Obama slips into vacation mode, his oldest daughter's rubbing elbows with Hollywood types ... for work, of course.
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Dabbing a few drops of rubbing alcohol or white vinegar just inside each ear can help dry them faster.
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Donald Trump will be rubbing elbows with his supporters in one of the ritziest gated communities in Southern California.
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Giudici-Lowe also shared a Boomerang video of herself rubbing the ball with a loving look on her face.
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" Maker says your laundry kit should contain the following: "Dish soap, hydrogen peroxide, rubbing alcohol and a cleaning toothbrush.
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Security footage shows one of them approaching him from behind, rubbing something on his face and then running away.
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He lays the horse on its back, stretching it, rubbing its tummy, and whispering sweet nothings into its ear.
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"I can't say I thought I had that split in me," said Scott, still rubbing his head in disbelief.
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" Mr. Peretz added that the allocation was "rubbing the salt in the wounds of those who need every shekel.
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Amazon Prime Day is here and consumers worldwide are rubbing their hands together with delight at the potential bargains.
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"Vladimir Putin will be rubbing his hands in glee," the British historian Timothy Garton Ash wrote in The Guardian.
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"Folks are rubbing @MaxRose4NY's head, FaceTiming their kids, and doing the backpack dance for good luck," she wrote. Rep.
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France's President Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump skipped through Tuesday kissing, hugging, holding hands and rubbing each others' shoulders.
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Even fewer can say they were rubbing shoulders with the who's who of business and politics at age 290.
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He did not want any "dancing on the Wall" or "rubbing the Soviets' noses" in their catastrophically historic defeat.
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Whether they spoke to their friends about rubbing one out or not, they were all continually reminded of it.
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The only fiddly bit is rubbing the skins off the black-eyed peas (soaking them in hot water helps).
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Winn says Tinsley began touching him on his leg, putting his feet on his butt and rubbing his back.
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From there, she demonstrates various rubbing and smudging techniques, before bringing out pastels so the kids can add color.
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For those of us on a budget, tricking bae into rubbing us down might be the next best thing.
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I've been trying to make sense of this promotional material all day and furiously rubbing my temples in frustration.
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Employers aren't out there rubbing their hands together and cackling evilly about how they'll pull one over on people.
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"I am one of the humiliated widows," she added, rubbing her finger where her wedding band used to sit.
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At that point in my sexuality, I was already having orgasms by rubbing myself on objects, like my bed.
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Let's see what the research says before pouring it into our tea and rubbing it all over our bodies.
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I scrubbed his scalp with a soapy sponge, cleaned it with rubbing alcohol, and painted it with bactericidal iodine.
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In September 2015 in Brownsville, medical staff left rubbing alcohol accessible, and a youth took it and consumed it.
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We watched the women create couscous by rubbing the small pieces of semolina together, occasionally adding spoonfuls of water.
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One of my cats is walking all over me and rubbing her face on my phone because she's hungry.
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Two giraffes had positioned themselves smack in the middle of the dirt road and were rubbing their necks together.
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For Iran in particular, production increases from Saudi Arabia would amount to rubbing salt in an already open wound.
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Of course, there are a lot of home remedies, from rubbing alcohol to urine, to treat a jellyfish sting.
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"It's up to us," she said, blowing on the milking station's metal tubes and rubbing them between her hands.
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Oh sure, they pretend to like you, rubbing around your legs and purring until you produce the food bowl.
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But it's not difficult to believe Trump may enjoy rubbing it in that he's the world's most powerful man.
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But he sat quietly, rubbing her back, staring into that same space she had occupied a few moments earlier.
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I just didn't see the point in rubbing salt in that wound, so we kept privacy across the board.
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Having a place for each individual toe prevents them from rubbing together — one of the main causes of blisters.
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First and foremost, you want a snug fit to ensure comfort and to prevent rubbing that might cause blisters.
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I lowered my forehead to his and breathed deeply, his scent no longer tainted with disinfectant nor rubbing alcohol.
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He was rubbing her back and running his hands through her hair as she wrapped her arms around him.
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While Mr. Flores was in detention this year, Adamaris attempted suicide in April, drinking a bottle of rubbing alcohol.
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"I'm looking forward to some tomato soup!" he said, rubbing his palms together like an urchin queuing for gruel.
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Back at Elara, the brothers filmed Sandler in the building's grimy first-floor washroom, rubbing gold off his face.
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Robert Mercer said he would distance himself after Milo Yiannopoulos was exposed rubbing shoulders with neo-Nazis in 2017.
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"You all right, girl?" he says in a soft voice to Elizabeth, rubbing off the algae from her snout.
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As time wore on, the splashes, mixing of materials, and the rubbing made his face into a clown mask.
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The video then shows him rejecting Thompson's offer of a handshake and instead hugging her and rubbing her back.
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You'll need about half a cup of vinegar for every cup of rubbing alcohol, plus two cups of water.
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FYI -- we know this is true because LeBron posted a video listening to it ... rubbing it in our faces.
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The jacket was an added bonus that he was rubbing the Sexiest Man Alive honor once again in Levine's face.
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wore their hearts on their sleeves.
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And concerns have been raised about the dangers of rubbing over-the-counter medicines containing methyl salicylate onto the skin.
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A synth-heavy, sci-fi score and sound design invoking the sound of balloons rubbing together was done by Cipheraudio.
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The sheer force of your rubbing will irritate your eyes and make them even more inflamed, Dr. Pagán-Durán says.
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Scott was in Cannes Monday, rubbing elbows with Kris Jenner and holding hands with Kendall at Paul Allen's yacht party.
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wear their hearts on their sleeves.
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"Some women ask if you can massage them here," and at that she begins rubbing her breasts, mimicking her clients.
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"Rubbing alcohol, vinegar, and hydrogen peroxide can all be used to remove water from the ear canal," Dr. Voigt says.
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For example, Google has demoed rubbing your thumb and index finger together to simulate turning a dial on a smartwatch.
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Since Ancient Greece, cultures have treated wounds by rubbing them with spider webs, believing this prevented blood loss and infection.
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He alleged to police that the victim was lying down and put her arm around his waist, rubbing his stomach.
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" Or if Adora had a smudge, instead of rubbing at the smudge, Joya would "grab her head and lick it.
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If you're using a spray, you should see an even sheen all over your skin before rubbing it in. 21.
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After rubbing a rock with a vinegar-soaked Q-tip, he touches it to a second Q-tip with dimethylglyoxime.
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Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette wasted no time rubbing Seattle's win in the faces of Walsh, the Vikings and Minnesota fans.
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By tough, we mean really, really tough -- especially when the Chicago Cubs are already rubbing the collapse in your face.
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Reynolds told first responders that Axel smelled like rubbing alcohol, and she posited he may have accidentally drank something poisonous.
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If the wire is not yet exposed, it can be taped down to prevent it from rubbing against the cover.
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After scooping it out, you smear the yellow balm on your dry face and start rubbing it into your face.
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Truce's All-Purpose Cleaner contains just five simple ingredients: water, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, organic castile soap, and essential oils.
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Many people simply are unaware that registering is as painless as rubbing the inside of your mouth with cotton swabs.
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"Someone's excited to become a big sister soon," the star captioned a boomerang clip of Ava happily rubbing her belly.
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While eating in the main dining room, Legend "kept rubbing Chrissy's belly, making sure she was comfortable," the source adds.
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Tsitsipas came into this post-match media conference rubbing his eyes as if he having woken up from a nightmare.
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Rubbing salt in the wound, Brexit entails leaving the European Investment Bank, an important source of finance for infrastructure investments.
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But nope, here we are, cramming wasp nests into our vaginas and rubbing cans of Coke all over our skin.
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Her plan was to put rubbing alcohol on her crotch, which she would lite and then immediately smother the flames.
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She relishes the kill, but not as much as Santa Clarita Diet relishes rubbing our faces in her feral hunger.
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For guests who like rubbing shoulders with a steady stream of Madrid's creative class, just head up to the roof.
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On the drive back to their apartment, Sara examined the samples, rubbing the soft fabrics between her thumb and forefinger.
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There's a little more to it than just rubbing a towel over freshly shampooed hair and walking out the door.
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For several contractions, he held me, rubbing deeply into my lower back as the waves of contractions passed over me.
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Op-Ed Contributors BERLIN — It has been a difficult year for many Western democracies — and China is rubbing it in.
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A few swipes around my face and very minimal rubbing in, and you'd never even know I had it on.
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I think terming it as daycare may be rubbing people a little bit the wrong way in the polling question.
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Jackman shared a video on Instagram on Wednesday of him rubbing his 2008 Sexiest Man Alive win in Reynolds' face.
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So don't be shy—get your hands in there and give your greens a good rubbing to soften them up.
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And though the skin-care benefits of drinking H2O are still up for debate, rubbing it on never hurt anybody.
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Cruz's actions, the judge decided, constituted "incidental rubbing" without "carnal intent," and Cruz was found not guilty of sexual assault.
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Aside from the sleep deprivation, Lawler's hands and knees blistered from the perpetual rubbing she felt she had to do.
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Back at home, Jamie is not only abandoning his "no touchies" icing out of Claire, he's rubbing her freaking feet.
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The foundation is shaped like a hard boiled egg, and it feels a little weird rubbing it onto my face.
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So I start licking her butthole while rubbing her clit, and she's breathing heavy, and I think getting into it.
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For example, the researchers recorded positive interactions between elephants like wrapping trunks, smelling one another's mouths and rubbing one another.
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That includes a seamless toe to prevent rubbing and a lightly cushioned bottom to help reduce fatigue from repeated impact.
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Decades of rubbing shoulders with the most powerful people in the world left Gupta with an impressive list of contacts.
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If a guest gets lipstick on your good napkins, don't panic: Good old rubbing alcohol will take it right out.
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Mr. Meenan described the priest — who had been drinking — rubbing and patting the sides of his body over the blankets.
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Some people have started producing their own, using recipes found online combining a mix of rubbing alcohol, aloe and oils.
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They can hopscotch around a city, reaching down here and there, unpredictably, like a malevolent finger rubbing out an ant.
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These three staples of Halloween costumes fall into the dye-stain category, and they are best treated with rubbing alcohol.
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Then there was the guy who laid towels down on the sofa and started rubbing olive oil all over me.
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He said Mr. Spacey put his left hand on his thigh and then unzipped his pants, before rubbing his penis.
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Make a small scrape on the front of the CD by rubbing the scissors' pointed edge back-and-forth. 2.
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"What I actually need," he said, rubbing his hands together in the chilly London dusk, "is a pair of gloves."
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A retired soap-opera actress, Debbie knows she's the star of GLOW, and she loves rubbing Ruth's face in it.
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"Rubbing the female genitalia during a physical examination is always inappropriate, whether or not gloves are used," the panel said.
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When he can't stop rubbing his nose or touching his mouth at work, all food service opportunities dissolve as well.
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My dad's struggle and the struggle of his parents were now rubbing off on me at such a young age.
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The shoes have a cotton heel grip to protect the Achilles tendon from rubbing on the back of the shoe.
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The captains of the tech industry are rubbing shoulders with world leaders and other grandees in Davos, Switzerland this week.
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They did so largely to avoid the perception of rubbing elbows with the world's wealthiest wealthy and most powerful individuals.
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"It's logical once you get it, but at first it's like patting your head and rubbing your stomach," she explained.
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There is definitely an advantage to rubbing a little salt under there, at least as far as moisture retention goes.
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She put a 33-D microphone in a balloon, pressed the record button and got down to some serious rubbing.
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The league pledged Wednesday to continue studying the issue and monitoring storage conditions, techniques for rubbing mud and so on.
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In "Mary Magdalene," Phoenix decided to go with his gut, licking a mudless thumb and gently rubbing the woman's eyes.
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The story of his life is the story of a dreamer turned fallen angel, of triumph rubbing shoulders with tragedy.
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The actress says it didn't stop ... Harvey forcibly pulled her into the bathroom and started rubbing her breast and buttocks.
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So darkening of the area is more likely to result from something like a wax, or rubbing of the jeans.
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As for the dinner, the evening went off without a hitch, with diners smiling and belly-rubbing throughout the meal.
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They feature foam midsoles, padded insoles with added arch support, and one-piece interiors to eliminate seams rubbing on your feet.
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After letting the product sit on my skin for a few minutes, Condon began dry-rubbing the product off my skin.
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What is it about the idea of four pert breasts rubbing up against each other that turns people on so much?
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In theory, squeezing a freckle could answer a call or rubbing a scar could turn up the volume on a phone.
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Our second assistant director, Niki, very gently called me to set, rubbing my back and telling me I'd be just fine.
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That's when, after feeling something rubbing against her leg, she reached down and grabbed ahold of a little rodent's foot. Yep.
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But then a few beats later, we see George getting a little handsy and rubbing Fred's shoulder while Fred looks uncomfortable.
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Maybe they'll love rubbing on their smartphones while watching some fragmented storyline on a big screen, probably while drooling a bit.
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The lawsuit alleged the politician fondled her as he drove her to the hospital, touching her vagina and rubbing her breasts.
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I had to remind myself that I was me — giving myself a pep talk, shadowboxing with myself, rubbing my own shoulders.
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Buy at Rivendell There will soon come a day when something is rubbing or squeaking or just a little bit crooked.
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Most clay treatment masks require aggressive scrubbing and rubbing to get that dry, caked-on product off — not pink clay, apparently.
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The situation remains extremely complex, with interventions of neighboring states, particularly Pakistan, rubbing up against ongoing Afghan issues like massive corruption.
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After the treatment, the twins were able to reduce their use of rubbing alcohol and peroxide, and shorten their shower time.
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He chokes up and stands silently for some seconds, looking out the windows into the lot, his hand rubbing his neck.
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" Dr. Navayan said a contentious ruling handed down by the Supreme Court last month was like "rubbing salt in a wound.
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After not washing her hands, she was filmed walking over to a freezer and rubbing her hands on the ice cream.
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It's really easy to visualize Mayweather's problematic behavior rubbing off on a young white dude who just wants to be cool.
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In an Instagram photo posted Thursday, her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants costar Blake Lively is pictured rubbing Tamblyn's pregnant stomach.
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It's your partner stroking your hair, rubbing your back, or pulling you close for a foot massage after a long day.
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Many spent their time alternating between resting or rubbing their chins, heads, backs, and sides against the boulders in the bay.
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It means not rubbing your eyes, using hand sanitizer liberally, and making sure that any scrapes are immediately cleaned and covered.
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In the photo, Richie, 19, can be seen rubbing Disick's foot as the pair relaxes by the ocean with her puppy.
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I also seem to have an overactive inflammation response, and my toes are swollen from simply just rubbing in my shoes.
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But she is rubbing shoulders with all the Who's Who of the games, and producing some A+ content while doing so.
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But perhaps there's something to be gained from all of these genres rubbing up against each other in the same context.
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It's rubbing salt in the wound of your host town, which is already on edge thanks to your divisive, outspoken nominee.
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We have hand sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, masks, gloves, caps, so when we go out we cover up completely and we disinfect.
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"Rubbing your skin with tetracycline powder is not going to sterilize it," Elisabeth Bik, a microbiologist at Stanford University, told me.
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Probably not much ... the conference is said to include golf and even white-water rafting outside of the mogul elbow-rubbing.
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To love someone is to love their overnight beauty treatments, too — even if they smell like rotten eggs and rubbing alcohol.
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I mean, if it's rubbing between your legs all the time, I'm sure I'd think about it all the time, too!
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The host had footage of the interview doctored to show Lauer inappropriately caressing Adele's hands and rubbing them on his face.
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Most people use rubbing alcohol and salt, but a number of products claiming to clean pipes better have popped up recently.
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Dating Blake Griffin is rubbing off on Kendall Jenner in a really good way because she makes sweating profusely look awesome.
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Apply polish sparingly with the polishing cloth (an old sock wrapped around two fingers works perfectly) using a circular rubbing motion.
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So rubbing shoulders with celebrities, being plied with free health foods, and becoming friends with bloggers presented more of a challenge.
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"The coefficient of friction of your joints moving against each other is less than two ice cubes rubbing together," he says.
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Security footage shows one of the two women approaching Kim from behind and rubbing something on his face, before running away.
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Remaining passive (no purring or rubbing)Exaggerated blinking, shaking their head or body or licking their noseRapid, short bursts of grooming.
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The two heroes came tumbling over a hill and crashed into a pedestal, rubbing paint like NASCAR drivers jockeying for space.
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"We could go over this all day," Girardi said, rubbing his forehead and referring to his earlier comments on Hicks's skills.
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He recommended rubbing the student's forearms, leaning forward and pressing on the shoulders, placing hands on the belly or the pelvis.
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"At an event like this, it's all about rubbing shoulders with stars who have more influence," a man named Mark explained.
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He climbed out from under the collapsed fence and limped back to the apartment building above the lot, rubbing his elbow.
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He was feeling anxious and nervous, he said, rubbing his bald head and fidgeting with the silver watch on his wrist.
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Interviews with voters found that Mr. Trump's increasingly outlandish behavior was rubbing many in his key voting bloc the wrong way.
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Wade clapped a mind-boggling 1,080 times in 60 seconds — he even got blisters from rubbing his hands raw while practicing.
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Once the item is built, the final bits of paint are added and rubbing down is done to complete the replica.
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"We had no idea the beauty that would be here today," Mr. Burris said, rubbing the goose bumps on his arms.
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Glantz said she was hoping they'd vote differently because she was looking forward to rubbing the news in her exes' faces.
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Rubbing their jaws while the afternoon light poured down the gentle rooks of their fingers hanging above a queen or pawn.
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He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds and reminding us daily just how great he is.
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Tremblay has also been living every Star Wars superfan's dream by rubbing elbows with the latest film's cast, human and otherwise.
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"Pebbles on a beach become smooth because they're rubbing against each other and being weathered by the crashing waves," she continued.
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This was followed by 69-ing, other uses of dildos, genital rubbing (also known as "scissoring"), oral sex, and mutual masturbation.
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She finishes washing my hair, takes a towel, and starts rubbing it all over my head — I'm just like, 'Oh. God.
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Rub the fish with the infused oil especially rubbing the inside of the cavity and head, as well as the skin.
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The woman (who has not been named) awoke to find Zwane in her bed kissing her neck and rubbing her body.
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Nearly everyone looks like a caveman rubbing sticks together in the light of his highly advanced nuclear reactor of a game.
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Gwen is the beauty and knows it, rubbing beets on her lips to redden them, flirting with the hapless resident priest.
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Recent presidents have avoided the meeting, perhaps to avoid giving the wrong impression to voters by rubbing shoulders with the elite.
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Though she didn't know it at the time, the mystery of the rock-rubbing whales dates back at least 170 years.
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Julia* heard what she thought was someone rubbing their hands together outside a public toilet, so didn't think much of it.
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These days he's too busy sounding paranoid and rubbing in his success to drop a boast that actually feels so impressive.
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The advertisements promise the prospect of rubbing elbows with the president and his associates at banquets, fund-raisers and other events.
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"At first we were for Trump, but he's kind of rubbing us the wrong way," said Robert Hatten of Myrtle Beach.
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"He just made one mistake today," Manager Joe Girardi, his forehead creasing and his fingers rubbing his temple, said of Severino.
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It's time to be honest about our past: doctors didn't invent vibrators because their wrists hurt from rubbing hysterical women's clitorises.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Tomorrow you'll be patting, rubbing, and stuffing your turkey, while today, the T.S.A. did all of that to you.
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I'm not saying he was rubbing his hands, but-, [laughter] but I think quite amazing, the level of lack of understanding.
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I do a lot of my reading on New Jersey Transit, rubbing shoulders with fellow journalist types heading to the burbs.
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Most notably, rubbing a wound lessens its sting — and accounting for just that common sensation proved central to the new theory.
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Emma makes a point to carry rubbing alcohol spray to school every day and wash her hands multiple times per hour.
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But by Episode 2 he finds out that rubbing an enemy's nose in his success doesn't always produce the desired reaction.
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Plus, it's a locals secret that rubbing the dark mud from the rocks onto your skin makes for a perfect exfoliants.
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"Ted Cruz is going to be rubbing a rabbit's foot until Tuesday hoping for another Wisconsin," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell.
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When we go to a restaurant, he loves when I wear a dress, so he can do some upper-thigh rubbing.
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" Rubbing his eyes beneath his glasses, he said, "I ended my career by saying 'Thanks' to her—that's what she's saying.
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Still, she walked into her bathroom, whispering, No, as she grabbed the clippers, the razor, the rubbing alcohol, and a towel.
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The outlet reported that the judge appeared visibly frustrated, rubbing his forehead and furrowing his brow during his exchange with attorneys.
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He claimed the second failure had been brought about by a masseur rubbing testosterone cream into his legs without his knowledge.
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She informed the world of her first pregnancy by rubbing her belly and grinning at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
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The "Happy Merchant" depicts an extreme stereotype of a Jewish man rubbing his hands together, which is meant to symbolize greed.
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I wanted to adorn myself with the 12 types of crunchy grains that Oprah loves, rubbing them like glitter on my cleavage.
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As we sit licking spoons and idly rubbing contented paunches, a final tray is brought over—bearing a custard tart, of course.
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Kushner has been rubbing allies the wrong way in his recent efforts to purge the transition team of Christie associates, sources say.
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And speaking of rubbing elbows ... he brought along his BF, Clifton, whom Andy refers to as "Brazilian Andy Samberg" in his book.
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More than 2,500 of them are currently behind bars, leaving the judiciary depleted and terrified of rubbing Mr Erdogan the wrong way.
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Harden finished with a game-high-tying 29 points but often was seen squinting and rubbing his eye after returning to action.
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Then Monday an aide to a Connecticut congressman said Biden inappropriately touched her at a 2009 fundraiser, including rubbing noses with her.
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There Artyom interrogates arrivals who arouse his suspicions, inquiring about their allegiance while rubbing a combat knife strapped to his left thigh.
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The president's personality traits appear to be rubbing off, to the detriment of his party as well as the rest of us.
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"It's like rubbing your head and stomach at the same time," Franci told me a few minutes before the $34 class started.
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The press release does not make any reference to the Adam Neumann payoff, perhaps to avoid rubbing further salt in employee wounds.
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These posts come just days after Chyna posted an Instagram video that shows her son, King Cairo, 3, rubbing her pregnant belly.
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At the beginning of 502, the way [Indra is] trying to guide Octavia is rubbing her actual daughter, Gaia, the wrong way.
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Hearing Coldplay perform and rubbing elbows with former President Bill Clinton is a pretty decent way to ring in your 35th birthday.
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He obtained a position in the factory to clean Echo Dot speakers using a toothbrush dipped in rubbing alcohol to remove dust.
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Avengers: Infinity War might not be the only place you'll see the Guardians rubbing shoulders with the Avengers in the near future.
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If I don't stop in time, my pad overflows, shadowing my shorts with urine, and it chafes too, rubbing my thighs sore.
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I try to be careful when I bring up our arrangement, because it can be like rubbing salt in someone's episiotomy wound.
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Not just for the fight scenes, but anytime he's wearing wardrobe, it's rubbing against the pieces, so that's causing wear and tear.
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After splashing off the balm, I applied the second step cleanser right away, rubbing a pea-sized drop to my wet face.
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Recall, for example, the Denver Bronco who talked of rubbing his nuts in Tom Brady's face during last year's NFL Playoffs. Anyway.
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She was an experience designer—when they built the tiny library, she'd spent hours hand-rubbing the carpet with oil of vetiver.
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One doctor testified that rubbing the skin probably made wrinkles worse, and the court asserted that continued use could cause nerve damage.
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I wipe down the wall and ceiling with diluted rubbing alcohol and put a fan on the area to dry it out.
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They would both be all smiles and my father would stretch out next to me on the couch, rubbing his bare belly.
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At one point in the clip, Jenner and sister Khloé — who is also expecting —posed with their bare baby bumps rubbing together.
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"Some people would say he could be rubbing elbows with royalty instead of walking down dirt roads with farm laborers," Romero said.
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I find that my skin kind of muffin-tops out of the holes, and I get blisters from rubbing against my underwear.
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He's teaming up with Kevin's ex Torrei Hart on stage for a comedy tour, and that's like rubbing it in Kevin's face.
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Towards the end of his rendition, cameras panned to the music icon herself, who could be seen rubbing tears from her eyes.
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Because of this, even the slightest rubbing or touch can cause my skin and any mucous membrane in my body to blister.
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My grandmother twitched and fussed, reorganizing the console, rubbing dust off an apple meant to keep her husband awake if he drooped.
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Medha: This is the makeup with the Moon Mousse, and I&aposve gotta say, they look better than the rubbing alcohol product.
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I had a tiny bit of rubbing on my heel the first time I wore them, but it subsided after a day.
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It is generally the males we hear when we turn out the lights; they create their calls by rubbing their wings together.
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At the 2011 MTV VMAs, Beyoncé revealed she was pregnant by unbuttoning her tuxedo top and rubbing her belly after her performance.
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Specifically, one of the engine's rotating fan blades failed after repeatedly rubbing against a rubber-like polyimide seal inside the rotor assembly.
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It was slightly blurred, and at first, rubbing sleep out of my eyes, I couldn't make out what I was looking at.
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Right after rubbing in the coarse seasonings, Black tosses them into a giant Ole Hickory smoker over smoldering pecan, oak, and applewood.
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As the videos of the released lions rubbing up against trees show — no matter the size, a kitty is always a kitty.
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Ex-girlfriends.' Our numbers are so small, especially in rural and Southern areas, that it's impossible to avoid rubbing elbows with exes.
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When I closed my eyes to submit to the procedure, there was a sweet, smiling Korean lady rubbing cream on my face.
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Then apply rubbing alcohol directly to the stain and rub the fabric against itself while holding it under the running water. 4.
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It just might be the case that the actual words you're using in your interview might be rubbing employers the wrong way.
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The gesture used in erasing a drawing presages the one used in making the "transfer drawings," the repeated rubbing of erasure. 225.
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In some areas the skin was thick, leathery and lumpy from the rash and the skin's response to persistent scratching or rubbing.
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He should, Fry proposes, be admitted into the pantheon of supreme literary figures, rubbing shoulders with Falstaff or Hamlet or Don Quixote.
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That being said, you can wipe down your phone — as long as it's shelled inside a protective case — with some rubbing alcohol.
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This fit also prevents them from slipping around in your running shoes, so any rubbing that could cause blisters can be avoided.
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In the towering plume of ash, these billions of particles start colliding and rubbing against each other, which creates charged volcanic particles.
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The town had to ban swimming because the dolphin, who locals nicknamed Zafar, wouldn't stop rubbing up on boats and innocent beachgoers.
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Brockman emerged from the New York art scene of the 20013s, promoting underground cinema and rubbing shoulders with heavyweights like Andy Warhol.
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The Bangor Daily News reports he told them he allegedly witnessed Nelligan rubbing the heroin on their daughter's gums about 15 times.
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The anti-chafe design also prevents painful or irritating rubbing whether you're lounging around your home or moving through a yoga flow.
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Now the long-dormant restaurant is rubbing its eyes and appears to be back on track, to open in May or June.
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Although he initially denied knowing that there was weed inside his burrito and a phone rubbing against his ankle, he finally confessed.
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I put on the wrong music, wore way too much cologne and, bizarrely, pre-gamed by rubbing toothpaste into my private parts.
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He recommends putting a few drops in your hands before rubbing them together and simply running it through the lengths of your hair.
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Halperin was accused, among other things, of rubbing his erect penis against the shoulders of female colleagues during his tenure at ABC News.
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You may find your pet's sneezes, scratching, and occasional face rubbing charming, but those "cute" snuffles may be indicative of severe health issues.
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Is it an insult to your honor, because what could be more insulting than your opponent literally rubbing your face in his ass?
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What You Should Do: Aside from cleaning your eyeliner with rubbing alcohol between uses it's also vital to keeping those corneas bacteria-free.
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So, if you walk to work or frequently exercise, make sure to wear socks that provide some cushion, absorb sweat, and reduce rubbing.
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Mascara is magical, but only when it's actually on your lashes — not smeared all over your face after rubbing your eyes all day.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon There will soon come a day when something is rubbing or squeaking or just a little bit crooked.
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"It's often for discoloration, scarring on the surface caused by the fruit rubbing against a tree limb or an atypical shape," he said.
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On multiple occasions, McShane had allegedly cornered her — sticking his tongue in her mouth and rubbing her inner thigh, a lawsuit later alleged.
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The home has said that Hector, whose skin is rubbing against his eyes, will need an operation to stop him from going blind.
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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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After removing the tick, thoroughly clean the bite area and your hands with rubbing alcohol, an iodine scrub, or soap and water. 4.
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No surprise, then, that lobbyists and lawyers are rubbing their hands at all the business this deluge of barely scrutinised ambiguities will generate.
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Guys called because they had an obsession with rubbing things on their junk and then having some type of animal lick it off.
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So, she ended up rubbing vegetable oil on her, which eventually did the trick, but not before giving her owner one last scare.
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As Holley wept, her doctor went to work trying to get the remaining pieces out, rubbing Holley's back for comfort as she went.
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But she has stocked up on masks, rubbing alcohol and snacks so that when she does, she will not have to venture outdoors.
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Admittedly, I was skeptical to try it as first because I didn't love the idea of rubbing bright colors all over my face.
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Seasonal allergies are another common culprit, because aggressively blowing, rubbing, or, yes, picking your nose at any time of year can cause bleeding.
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Riding high in the chart, no doubt, and rubbing shoulders with FIFA, Minecraft and whatever shooter's got a deal on at the moment.
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Pitt and Moh then trade punches, with Pitt's character easily keeping up with Moh's Lee, rubbing some fans on Twitter the wrong way.
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The DJs move through genres fluidly, with techno, drum and bass, jungle, and R&B rubbing against each other, sometimes in combative ways.
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Last night, Hammer posted a video on Instagram of a massage therapist rubbing his chest quickly back-and-forth with an orange tool.
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These cleansing baths involved chanting prayers, rubbing frankincense and eucalyptus oils and sea salt on their bodies, and burning myrrh, the newspaper reported.
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Or the local motel owner who chugs rubbing alcohol from a bottle and has set up his very own creep-tastic peep show.
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"We're gonna have some noise bands, which just means garbage music by failed artists probably from Portland," she began, grotesquely rubbing her belly.
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Loyal soldiers apparently referred to him by rubbing their chins after Gigante issued an edict that his name not be uttered in public.
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Also, accidents happen: A condom can break or genitals can come into contact if you're rubbing all on each other before wrapping up.
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"I had this vision of a little boy rubbing a pill bottle and a genie coming out and making everything better," he says.
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McGregor and Hamilton kept the party going inside the venue -- rubbing elbows with Rita Ora and supermodels Irina Shayk and Jourdan Dunn. #Swag
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A pack of women all taking their tops off in a club, me cowering because they are all sweaty and rubbing against me.
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His eyes were unfocused as he slammed into her, his slippery fingers rubbing her clit so hard she couldn't make sense of anything.
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The crowd is an eclectic mix of sun-kissed lifestyle bloggers and giggling Instagram stars rubbing elbows with religious pilgrims and camel traders.
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Which is kind of a pain in the ass, both in time spent rubbing it all on and amount spent paying for it.
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Admission is free, and you'll be rubbing shoulders with some financial-district tourists who don't even realize they've entered the art-fair matrix.
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Some nights I stay with him for quite a while, rubbing his feet, watching him breathe and wondering what he is dreaming about.
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I did have to spend a little extra time really rubbing my actual lash line just to get off all of that product.
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The eggs get separated from the sac by rubbing it over a metal grate, and the eggs are collected below in a bowl.
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Kathryn Spletstoser of unwanted sexual advances, including kissing, hugging and rubbing up against her, in 2628 when she was one of his aides.
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"It's the sound of them rubbing their penises beneath their abdomens to sing to attract females," Mr. Watson said with a boyish smile.
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This means that the rifts are forming far inland, likely the result of warm ocean water rubbing against the base of the glacier.
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My sister-in-law Kathy had outdone everyone, stopping by sometimes twice a day, taking Dad to lunch, rubbing lotion into his feet.
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It might be rubbing salt in the wound for liberals, but it was what I was taught at Wesleyan that cemented my vote.
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The band also doesn't exist for the sole purpose of forcibly annoying listeners, but they're still capable of rubbing people the wrong way.
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The Wacky New Trend Dubbed The 'Instagram Perm,'" that sort of thing; "Rubbing Your Dick On A Beard Can Cure Sexually Transmitted Infection!
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The next two years were a blur of fashion shoots and celebrity elbow rubbing with the likes of the pop singer Taylor Swift.
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These drawings look as if he did a rubbing of a flat image, coalescing into ghostly echoes in the streaks and smears. 224.
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He spent the rest of the day in his spice factory, rubbing the peppercorns between his fingers, inspecting the quality of his products.
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The rubbing would mercilessly abrade her skin, he said, not unlike trying to run a marathon in a bathing suit full of sand.
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Might the rubbing of one's face with germy digits come from primal urges that blossomed on our branch of the tree of life?
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He is rubbing elbows with the hip-hop group Jyroscope and Shaun J. Wright from the neo-disco outfit Hercules and Love Affair.
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Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, is not the elbow-rubbing, back-slapping pol that typically ascends to power on Capitol Hill.
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She found pictures that looked similar to the girl's eye, but she wasn't rubbing it the way she would if it were itchy.
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"A couple of times I was watching the rallies and rubbing my eyes and saying, 'This is like 12 years ago,'" Shriver said.
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My son triggered an alert by rubbing both of his eyes, obscuring his face with the arms of his thick winter sleep sack.
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He is using his deep experience on "The Apprentice" to jettison some high-profile administration officials who are rubbing him the wrong way.
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The most work you'll do as part of a modern-day, mainstream self-care regimen is rubbing those papaya skins on your face.
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You can make corrections on a page by heating the ink in the microwave or by rubbing the eraser tip to cause friction.
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In a rare display of emotion at one point in the hearing, Cardinal Pell was seen removing his glasses and rubbing his eyes.
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In rubbing the ointment into my skin, I realized this was the first intimate moment I had had with myself for a while.
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That quite possibly sounds just as barbaric as vigorously rubbing skin with walnut shells, but it's where we are now as a society.
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And they show it in strange ways — rubbing against everything, rolling around on the floor, pawing random objects, and just generally acting weird.
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Regional powers rubbing up against each other unconstrained; nuclear weapons; the destabilising effects of climate change: it might all work out for the best.
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"Number 1 fan," she captioned a photo of herself and Griffin — both donning "Griffin III" jerseys — with Sadeiko rubbing Griffin's head from the stands.
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If your wrists begin to develop with a muddy color, Von Hep suggests rubbing a towel in between your wrists to remove excess tanner.
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In later clips Kim is seen asking airport officials for medical help, and rubbing his eyes and stumbling as he entered an airport clinic.
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Until marks from the keyboard appeared on the display and could not be removed with any amount of microfiber cloth, water, or rubbing alcohol.
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There are actually a surprising number of videos on YouTube of turtles masturbating by rubbing their privatest parts on everything from rocks to gravel.
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Mike tries a few different methods here (a hand on the bot's shoulder, rubbing its chest, squeezing really hard) but nothing seems to work.
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They invaded all areas of the boat, swinging on bars, jumping on our bed, having strange conversations, and rubbing up all over each other.
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Though skin tags are harmless and extremely common, according to dermatologist Jessica Wu, MD, they can become irritated when rubbing against clothing or necklaces.
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Across the border in Syria, Iran's allies are also advancing, rubbing close to the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, which are backed by America.
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She was jumping all over the place, jumping up to give her rescuers kisses and rubbing her body on any surface she could reach.
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To avoid infection and other complications, the AAP recommends having a medical professional perform a piercing, using rubbing alcohol or some form of disinfectant.
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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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Sickeningly, he takes this as his opportunity to ask her to show him some wrestling moves — before rubbing his genitals against a paralyzed Ruth.
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An alternative: Some say rubbing petroleum jelly on the paws helps to protect them (but remember to wash them when you come back inside).
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Jones said that Sonos won't be rubbing up against Spotify or other content partners when it comes to song/artist recommendations and suggested listening.
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"We started rubbing up against the existing attorneys in that system, and they would file complaints to the Bar Association about us," Hegarty says.
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In the photo, young patients can be seen rubbing the top of Chip's head as the father of four showed off a bright smile.
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There are three photos that show Lappos with Biden at the event, the Courant reported, though they were taken before the nose-rubbing incident.
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The Aircurv is an expanding inflatable curtain that lets you move around and stretch out without rubbing up against a wall of wet plastic.
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I'd walk by at night and see some of the people were super horny; they'd be rubbing up against each other all the time.
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Even if Salah did know about Kadyrov&aposs unsavory reputation, even if he did feel uncomfortable rubbing shoulders with him, could he have refused?
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Simply soak a cotton pad with the micellar water and press the pad to lift and remove makeup — no harsh rubbing or washing necessary!
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President Trump is rubbing salt in Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to quit as host of "Celebrity Apprentice," saying the Hollywood star was "fired" by ratings.
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The waxing, the shaving, the extracting, the rubbing of oils in odd places — we love doing it, but we're not about to Instagram it.
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My parents were of the mindset that, unless an actual bone was broken, "rubbing some dirty in it" could fix any scrape or wound.
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Since his début, "Heavy" (1995), he's been drawn toward abrasion—to the talent, or the weakness, that people have for rubbing against each other.
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Some complain that it dries their skin out too much, which zinc oxide tends to do, and many others had trouble rubbing it in.
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State reports cite at least three cases of under-supervised children harming themselves, including one with plastic cutlery and one by drinking rubbing alcohol.
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Kathryn Spletstoser of unwanted sexual advances, including by kissing, hugging and rubbing up against her, in 2017 when she was one of his aides.
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That video also showed how it was possible to scroll through menus on devices like smartwatches and speakers simply by rubbing your fingers together.
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Some critics say Biden has a habit of touching women without asking permission, such as rubbing their shoulders or putting an arm around them.
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Moreover, rubbing the skin with a gentle cleanser will help lift and release so-called trapped or ingrown hairs for a more comfortable shave.
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Air marshals look at things like excessive fidgeting, excessive perspiration, rubbing or wringing of hands, rapid eye blinking or even sleeping during a flight.
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But Blizzard's late "come to Jesus" moment, along with a somewhat complicated unlock and revenue model, is also rubbing some fans the wrong way.
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Her "Shades of Silence" begins with droning strings and with barely audible sounds produced by plucking, brushing, and rubbing the strings of a harpsichord.
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"Because of this," he said, rubbing the soft tribal scars on his forehead that mark him as a member of the Nuer ethnic group.
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At one point, a stream of pepper spray came from the ranks of the police officers, sending protesters reeling back and rubbing their eyes.
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If you're venturing near a celebration, you may consider wearing old clothes and rubbing coconut oil onto your skin to avoid absorbing the colors.
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All the while, the roof was slowly smouldering from every cymbal-thwack (covered in rubbing alcohol) that sent more flames shooting across the room.
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The products used were Elf Ultimate Eyeshadow Palette, Elf Gotta Glow Highlighter, Guerlain Meteorites pearls, Mac Vanilla Pigment, Clinique blush compact, and rubbing alcohol.
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I woke up to see a skateboarder rubbing his injured leg against a rail while a voiceover talked about the importance of confronting pain.
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I kept a glass of cheap red wine or vodka on my nightstand to slam down quickly while rubbing the sleep from my eyes.
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"I decided to mix [my highlighter] with loose shimmer eyeshadows and rubbing alcohol to create a pepperoni pizza highlighter!" she captioned her glorious photo.
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Both Warren and Sanders have distanced themselves from traditional methods of raising campaign cash, wary of rubbing shoulders with the political and financial elite.
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"The more I time I spend with my grandma, the more I think my liberal vibes are rubbing off on her," Ms. Herman said.
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It's also important to make sure the character is not rubbing off on you, said Spencer Godine, a senior at the University of Virginia.
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"Why did you leave me?" her grandmother cried, sitting in front of the coffin and rubbing its sides, the anguish tight in her hands.
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There are countless photos of Biden behaving in the ways that Flores and Lappos describe: squeezing women, rubbing their shoulders, leaning in too close.
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So keeping your hands clean, not rubbing your eyes and standing arm's-length away from the next person will go a long, long way.
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Baby wipes don't have alcohol in them, and rubbing won't remove germs from your hands the way simple soap and clean running water can.
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When you walked in on me rubbing myself against the Ashton Kutcher shrine in my bedroom, you immediately closed the door and apologized profusely.
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To watch him squander it for a life of playing gangster—smoking pot, buying guns, getting hideous tattoos, rubbing elbows with criminals—is depressing.
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By holding and rubbing our children, we are conveying safety and trust, relieving stress and activating our bodies' vagus nerves, triggering a compassion response.
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He was rubbing one unbloodied lock of my hair on his lips, the way he did after he nursed when he was a baby.
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For hand sanitizer, the CDC suggests applying product to one hand and rubbing it all over surfaces of hands and fingers until they're dry.
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Unlike some performers married to each other, they have plenty of onscreen chemistry — his happy-go-lucky manner rubbing against her more sober guardedness.
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While most kids were playing stickball out in the street, Buffett was rubbing elbows with Wall Street's most powerful players from an early age.
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Far more interesting and experimental are images of domestic life at sea: sailors sunbathing; napping on deck, and rubbing shoulders in tight living quarters.
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Saboor, Hamidi's eldest son, brought me a chocolate croissant and a mug of sugary tea, and then, rubbing sleep from his eyes, excused himself.
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Ms. Schuh said a bath takes about 22014 minutes, a lot of that time spent rubbing shampoo into the cords and rinsing it out.
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Acceptance. Be honest with yourself: No matter what kind of brining, rubbing, basting or reverse-roasting wizardry you undertake, roast turkey is steadfastly bland.
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Older moose try to rub them off against trees, breaking the hairs of their fur or even rubbing their skin raw in the process.
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There are directors who test the audience's tolerance for discomfort, rubbing our noses in ordinary human awfulness — and then there is Alex Ross Perry.
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"This whole episode has burdened Li physically and mentally and now the intense media attention is like rubbing salt into his wound," Lan said.
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Meanwhile, Freidman sneaks near her subjects, whose headsets shield their vision, and sprays them with water while rubbing a hot dog on their arms.
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Barack Obama's not just on vacation -- he's on the most EPIC vacay, and it's starting to feel like he's rubbing it in your face.
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The first leg of entries were particularly captivating, with PSILOCYBIN rubbing shoulders with ODYSSEUS (AT SEA) and LENNON, and a surprise at NEON LIGHT.
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They get high by rubbing ants on their wings, and they've attacked so many people one researcher mapped all the incidents to horrifying effect.
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She describes what she says happened in lurid detail ... from groping her breasts to rubbing her vagina and then forcing her to masturbate him.
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Widely used as an industrial solvent and also in some medical products, isopropanol, or rubbing alcohol, is one of two key ingredients for sarin.
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Then, later that summer after giving Ballard a ride home, Marcy "told me to relax and started rubbing the back of my neck," she says.
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By the 25th, Mars is rubbing the sleep-dust out of its eyes and will want to do something with the beautiful visions it saw.
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Since it absorbs in a snap, you can spritz it on pre-bedtime without having to worry about rubbing the product off on your pillow.
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Concepts coalesce around the stretching, ripping, and rubbing of this substrate, and how these actions can be a metaphor for a constant negotiation with history.
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She suggests avoiding shaving or rubbing the skin if your folliculitis is due to ingrown hairs; instead, apply warm compresses to ease irritation and discomfort.
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It's a world of doers not thinkers, and the thin patina of Medium "thought pieces" written by "thinkfluencers" wears off with the mildest intellectual rubbing.
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The massage-on-demand service Soothe seems to be rubbing investors the right way with the close of a new $31 million round of funding.
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Once upon a time, having an organic beauty routine meant rubbing coffee grounds on your face and muddling your own face masks in the bathroom.
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In real time, she gets caught up in taking Luke's shirt off with her own rushed hands while mumbling about rubbing oil on his body.
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I started by rubbing the product in with my hands, but quickly switched over to patting it in with a bodyblender to avoid shiny palms.
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Lady Gaga has been placed in front of Justin Bieber, who will be rubbing elbows next to parents-to-be John Legend and Chrissy Teigen.
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But a kid yelling "Shazam!" multiple times over a two-hour movie is a different story, one that risks rubbing the novelty thin from overuse.
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Beyoncé made the baby announcement with a photo of her in lingerie kneeling in front of an overflowing wreath of flowers, rubbing her baby belly.
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It set alight readily and burned furiously with a deep blue flame, proving it was a closer approximation to rubbing alcohol than a palatable liquor.
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Having already gotten our hands on a pair, we can guarantee that there's no rubbing, pinching, itching, or general complaining involved with throwing these on.
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"He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds and reminding us daily just how great he is," she said Tuesday night.
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Combining a sweet sauce with mayonnaise before rubbing it on the meat allows you to grill as hot as you like without risk of burning.
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The academy recommends rubbing or gently massaging the baby's irritated gums with a clean finger or using a teething ring that's made of firm rubber.
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The group performed a number of tests with their gel, like rubbing it on ants and flies and having the bugs hang out around flowers.
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Blinking and rubbing didn't help, so O'Connell went to an eye doctor, where every potential problem, from multiple sclerosis to Lyme disease, was ruled out.
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In resurfaced footage of the incident, Trump was greeted by Dick, now 52, and Jimmy Kimmel, with the comedian rubbing his hands on her legs.
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Somehow, she did not notice this, but I did — and I shuddered to think how long she'd been rubbing it on her body like that.
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But rival tourist hotspots around the region are not all rubbing their hands at the prospect of the extra revenue from the redirected tourist traffic.
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I watched as they tried rubbing her chest and also covering her face with a cloth, both of which seemed to only make things worse.
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Sometimes it's an anthropomorphic pin flashing you a thumbs up after a strike, jerkily rubbing its bowling pin head as if you personally hurt it.
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It's hard to believe that one year ago we were rubbing furry elbows with the top canine influencers at the dog wedding of the century.
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The agency also tested laptop batteries with other consumer goods that are permitted in checked luggage, like nail-polish remover, hand sanitizer, and rubbing alcohol.
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"As soon as that hair started coming off and he could walk, he started rubbing up against the people in the room," Bradley tells PEOPLE.
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Beauty bloggers were putting it on their faces, mixing it with buttermilk and brushing it under their eyes, and rubbing it all over their teeth.
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Behbehanian was initially charged with attempted murder, but the charges were dropped when a secondary lab test revealed the bottles contained vinegar, not rubbing alcohol.
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Her video for "Deepthroat," which by now has more than 17 million YouTube views, zooms in on Harris rubbing a banana suggestively between her toes.
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At the starting line, runners crossed their arms over their chests, rubbing their forearms and jumping up and down in an attempt to stay warm.
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Once your hands are inside of your partner, you don't need to be actually fingering them or rubbing their clit for the entire sexual experience.
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If you're interested in rubbing shoulders with Corden while enjoying a little "Sugar," then you'll want to snatch up your tickets to the event today.
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If so, it would be little surprise, given that he is rubbing shoulders with just the sort of oil wealth he made a career wooing.
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