The scratchiness may be from a detergent buildup, so let's strip that detergent out!
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The brown switch appears much rougher to the naked eye, and Liu said that leads to an annoying scratchiness.
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It can also have an abrasive quality, a kind of scratchiness in the mouth, which comes from oxalic acid.
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The channel acts similarly to underwire but without that uncomfortable pushed-up feeling and it's threadless which eliminates any scratchiness.
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I could feel the muscles in my back and a scratchiness in my throat from screaming along to the lyrics.
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Audio engineers were able to recover the Kennedy audio, convert it to a digital file and clean up some of the scratchiness.
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They are very lightweight, so I was able to wear them for a long time, and I didn't mind the scratchiness too much.
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Liz sat upon that third-floor, brand-new, living room rug as she cited its scratchiness and too-small-for-the-space proportion.
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These Zealios have this really nice tactile bump when you press them, kind of like a Cherry MX clear but without the stiffness and scratchiness.
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The getting-over-it message of "These Tears (No Longer for You)" is clearly belied by the breath and breaks and scratchiness in her voice.
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Smartwool Merino Sport Fleece Headband for $23 ($7 off): This soft merino wool headband will keep sweat from dripping into your eyes without the scratchiness typical to wool.
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In the Bible, John wears a rough garment of camel hair, which suggests the kind of uncomfortable scratchiness that might easily go hand in hand with self-flagellation and self-mortification.
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Nasser Weddady, a Mauretanian-American democracy advocate and prolific writer on the Maghreb, foresees fresh scratchiness between Morocco, which has a strong partnership with Saudi Arabia, and its pro-Iranian neighbour Algeria.
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During that time, playing with the saxophonists Albert Ayler and Sonny Rollins, he defined as well as anyone the blurry line between the scratchiness of free improvisation and the virtuosity of the jazz tradition.
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You must endure the heat of our own discomfort, the iciness of the fear of saying or doing the "wrong thing" or the scratchiness of annoyance in confronting a racist family member, neighbor or co-worker.
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The athletes probably had misinterpreted allergies or short-term scratchiness in their airways after the race as a cold, says John Campbell, a professor at the University of Bath who was a co-author of the new review.
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While the throat pain often eases up after the first day or so, you can make yourself far more comfortable by trying a saltwater gargle (dissolve ½-teaspoon of salt in a full glass of water), sucking on ice chips or throat lozenges, or reaching for an over-the-counter throat reliever like Chloraseptic to minimize the aches and scratchiness.
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Those with conjunctivitis may report mild irritation or scratchiness, but never extreme pain, which is an indicator of more serious disease such as keratitis, corneal ulceration, iridocyclitis, or acute glaucoma.
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The album received generally positive reviews from music critics. AllMusic editor Johnny Loftus viewed that "Throughout Pau-Latina, there's an alluring scratchiness to Rubio's voice.", then compared the beats to Border Girl's and said "is sure to please fans of 2000's Paulina. Leila Cobo of Billboard also praised Rubio's voice, assuring it is "thin and raspy but thoroughly convincing.
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It is composed in the key of F-sharp minor with Madonna's vocals spanning from F#3 to A4. Also present throughout the song are maracas and "shimmering horn riffs". According to Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine, the song is "an ode to S&M;". It begins with a "put-a-record-on scratchiness" sound that mimics a record player.
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Together they combine their distinct individual approaches to composition, melody, texture and rhythm into "a genuine, coherent album that conjures immense shadows and immense depths worthy of its namesake." Irisarri's trademark tonality and analog scratchiness is heard throughout the record. Orcas toured throughout 2012 in Europe and in select cities in North America. The artwork for their debut record was created by audio/visual artist Sean Curtis Patrick of The Attempted Theft of Millions.
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Bill Sherman of Blogcritics praised Hayashida's writing and her bold artwork with her "in-your-face action and punkish scratchiness". David Brothers of ComicsAlliance praised Hayashida's Dorohedoro for her ability to find the beauty in the grotesque and compared the drawing to the likes of Simon Bisley, Tsutomu Nihei, and Katsuhiro Otomo. Brothers continues, "It's gritty, but it looks great. Flipping through the book just to gaze at the art is almost as rewarding as actually reading it".
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Brian was no stranger to studio work, however, he did not consider himself much of a singer and recounts an incident where Mickey kept him up to the wee hours of the morning just to get the right amount of "scratchiness" in his voice to lay the vocal track for "Think about it Woman". Most of the tracks were merely concepts and much of the creative work was done by Brian and Mickey in long-houred studio sessions.
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Before use, hanks are wound into balls in which the yarn emerges from the center, making crocheting easier by preventing the yarn from becoming easily tangled. The winding process may be performed by hand or done with a ballwinder and swift. A yarn's usefulness is judged by several factors, such as its loft (its ability to trap air), its resilience (elasticity under tension), its washability and colorfastness, its hand (its feel, particularly softness vs. scratchiness), its durability against abrasion, its resistance to pilling, its hairiness (fuzziness), its tendency to twist or untwist, its overall weight and drape, its blocking and felting qualities, its comfort (breathability, moisture absorption, wicking properties) and its appearance, which includes its color, sheen, smoothness and ornamental features.
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This transformation may be done by hand, or with a device known as a ballwinder. When knitting, some knitters enclose their balls in jars to keep them clean and untangled with other yarns; the free yarn passes through a small hole in the jar-lid. A yarn's usefulness for a knitting project is judged by several factors, such as its loft (its ability to trap air), its resilience (elasticity under tension), its washability and colorfastness, its hand (its feel, particularly softness vs. scratchiness), its durability against abrasion, its resistance to pilling, its hairiness (fuzziness), its tendency to twist or untwist, its overall weight and drape, its blocking and felting qualities, its comfort (breathability, moisture absorption, wicking properties) and of course its look, which includes its color, sheen, smoothness and ornamental features.
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