US stock futures point higher after scraping out a weekly gain on Friday.
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Stencil out the area you want to target, and kids have a good time scraping out the flesh.
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The dollar index was little changed at 96.623 after scraping out a gain of 0.15 percent on Friday.
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He spends his days in his home in poor central Caracas, scraping out a living making dough for corn patties.
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Last season's team scared 0-3.663 as well: It started 0-14 before scraping out its only win against the Chargers.
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Their color and wondrous contours had faded; they were more of the gummy gunk I was always scraping out of the back.
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An Instagram photo the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star posted shows the most unusual cake-eating method: scraping out the inside, cake portions only:
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Against the yen, sterling was up 0.6 percent at 135.75 , scraping out some breathing space between a 3-1/2 year trough of 133.18 plumbed Friday.
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The inconsistency on offense is glaring in the current series, with the Pirates pounding out 14 hits in a 133-0 win on Monday before scraping out five in Tuesday's setback.
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Inside the Powhatan No. 6 mine, a machine the size of a city bus is slowly slicing the earth, scraping out coal and sending it on a 40-minute ride to the surface.
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Centering on a rag-tag family of petty thieves scraping out an existence in down-and-out Tokyo, the father takes in a young girl Rin (Miyu Sasaki), left out in the cold.
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In his defense, Antetokounmpo didn't really have the time or the opportunity to study the NBA greats as the child of illegal Nigerian immigrants scraping out a living on the fringes of Greek society.
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The next day, you finish taking the Roomba apart, scraping out all the tiny flecks of poop, and after watching a few Youtube instructional videos, you remove the motherboard to wash it with a toothbrush.
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If he had done a patch test with a few tiles and let me see the dried version first, we wouldn't have wasted days scraping out the first color and re-grouting the entire floor.
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There's been smoke curling around the neighborhood these last few days, neighbors reclaiming their grills in yards and on roof decks, scraping out kettles and replacing grates, wiping down pellet cookers and firing up kamado eggs.
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"In addition to scraping out all members of the sympathizers of terrorist groups, we must also screen out any hostile attitude towards our country or its principles, or who believed Sharia law should supplant American law," he said.
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The family prefers to eat them raw and so gathered around a bowl on the floor, shucking the mussels with the edge of a mussel shell, scraping out the meat and wringing it of seawater with their fists.
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It's tough to trust either of these teams, with the Cowboys coming off of an embarrassing home loss to the Bills on Thanksgiving and the Bears barely scraping out a win against Lions undrafted rookie quarterback David Brough last week.
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Maybe, when you finally go to cash in all of that change that you've been periodically scraping out of the bottom of your backpack and stashing in a Mason jar under your desk, its dollar value only amounts to a paltry, single-digit number.
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When August Wilson's play Fences premiered at Yale Repertory Theater in May 1985, two years before its Broadway debut, Frank Rich reviewed it for the New York Times: For the slum dwellers of "Fences," scraping out a hard-scrabble existence amid the Eisenhower boom, there is nothing to sing about.
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Early instars feed from the underside of leaves scraping out small patches of parenchyma.
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An outline of sorts is first drawn on the cut-to- size stone. Once the outline is engraved, the final figure is brought out by removing the unwanted portions. For the harder stones, this is done by chiseling out the extra material. With softer stones, it is done by scraping out the extra material with a sharp flat-edged iron tool.
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This species distribution ranges from western Sydney to Cape York in Queensland, running along either side of the Great Dividing Range across to Western Australia. It occurs in both wet sclerophyll forest in coastal areas and in woodland in more arid regions. As its name suggest, this species of frog burrows. It burrows feet first, enlarged tubercles on the frogs feet help them in scraping out soil.
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Most often, banh beo are served in individual small dishes and eaten whole after scraping out of the dish with a spoon. Another way to eat this dish is to use a chopstick to nudge the banh beo off the circular dish. It is often paired with beverages such as green or black tea, or Vietnamese iced coffee. It is best eaten when fresh to avoid the dish being spoiled.
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At some point, however, wood would become dangerously old, and > vermin could infest portions of the roof and floor. In these cases, good > timbers would be salvaged and the old roof burned down. Families returning > from late warm-season food-gathering trips would then rebuild roofs and > floors before they re-inhabited the houses. Sometimes rebuilding involved > removing all of the burned roof materials and scraping out the old floors.
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Jack Snow, Who's Who in Oz, Chicago, Reilly & Lee, 1954; New York, Peter Bedrick Books, 1988; pp. 145, 159, 185. He had been cursed with loss of speech by a magical "Silence Stone" at the end of his previous appearance in The Gnome King of Oz, and is scraping out a living as a peddler and beggar. He decides to answer an advertisement for the position of King of the Land of Menankypoo, whose people are also mute.
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Conversation with Janet Clark 6 October 1992 Ross was active in the Port Arthur Art Club which held exhibitions and juried shows at the local library, there being no public art gallery there at the time. From 1951 to 1952, Ross taught art at Hillcrest High School. Ross experimented with new techniques, textural effects, such as scraping-out or using tissue and glue, and mixing layers of watercolor paint between printed layers in etchings. As such her work contributed to the shift to modernism that was taking place in Canada.
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LIFT technique is the novel modified approach through the intersphincteric plane for the treatment of fistula-in-ano, known as LIFT (ligation of intersphincteric fistula tract) procedure. LIFT procedure is based on secure closure of the internal opening and removal of infected cryptoglandular tissue through the intersphincteric approach. Essential steps of the procedure include, incision at the intersphincteric groove, identification of the intersphincteric tract, ligation of intersphincteric tract close to the internal opening and removal of intersphincteric tract, scraping out all granulation tissue in the rest of the fistulous tract, and suturing of the defect at the external sphincter muscle.Rojanasakul A. LIFT procedure: a simplified technique for fistula-in-ano.
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In 1934, anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston made the first formal attempt to describe the juke joint and its cultural role, writing that "the Negro jooks...are primitive rural counterparts of resort night clubs, where turpentine workers take their evening relaxation deep in the pine forests." Jukes figure prominently in her studies of African American folklore. Early figures of blues, including Robert Johnson, Son House, Charley Patton, and countless others, traveled the juke joint circuit, scraping out a living on tips and free meals. While musicians played, patrons enjoyed dances with long heritages in some parts of the African American community, such as the slow drag.
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On one side is a small flexible rubber spatula head roughly across set perpendicular to the shaft. The head is flexible and usually has a rounded half-circle shape one side useful for scraping round bottles and jars and a flat side with two right angles useful for scraping out cartons. The head is flexible so that it can be pushed into and pulled out of bottles whose mouth is smaller than the fully expanded head of the scraper but larger than the shaft. It is a common tool in kitchens in the Netherlands and available in many kitchen stores and supermarkets — although this may vary by region.
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In Mexican folk medicine, its pulp and juice are considered treatments for wounds and inflammation of the digestive and urinary tracts, although there is no high-quality evidence for any clinical benefit of using opuntia for these purposes. Prior to modern medicine, Native Americans and Mexicans primarily used Opuntia as a coagulant for open wounds, using the pulp of the stem either by splitting the stem or scraping out the pulp. In one recent study, it was found that Opuntia aided in the prevention or slow down of diabetes, obesity, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, and some cancers. The results of the group that was taking Opuntia showed a reduction in BMI, body composition, and waist circumference when compared to the placebo group.
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William de Worde is the black sheep of an influential Ankh-Morpork family, scraping out a humble lifestyle as a common scribe and making extra pocket money by producing a gossipy newsletter for foreign notables. This arrangement is soon undermined by the arrival of a team of dwarves to Ankh-Morpork who intend to start a printing business; however, de Worde and the dwarves establish The Ankh- Morpork Times later employing Sacharissa Cripslock and Otto, a black-ribbon vampire and iconographer. However, Guild of Engravers is antagonised by the unauthorised efforts of the Times; in response, the Guild cuts off their paper supplies and establish the rival newspaper The Ankh-Morpork Inquirer, a loss- making tabloid filled with popular fabricated stories. Meanwhile, a conspiracy is afoot in the city to depose the Patrician, Lord Vetinari.
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