As above is below and as floats, sinks and floats, sinks and floats.
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And I'm backed up, I backed up towards the sinks, there are two sinks.
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I think of Robert Gober and how the sinks he has made are sinks he has known.
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Reeves sinks into the role just as Utah sinks into the surfer lifestyle, allowing Bigelow to use his natural blankness as an actor.
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Things like the fact that the rising air from the tropics sinks and when it sinks that's where it creates the great deserts of the world.
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There is a genre of videos where GOP House members - who clearly didn't read sworn testimony that detention sinks were broken- filming themselves drinking out of toilet sinks.
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In 213, Pyramis, which can produce more than 1.5 million sinks annually at its Thessaloniki plant, opened a second factory in the town of Kilkis producing granite and synthetic sinks.
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Newmont Mining sinks 10 pct ** Energy slumps 3.6 pct.
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When a ship sinks, they're charged with identifying the bodies.
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It goes on smooth, and sinks in with zero residue.
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But in fact the real floor only sinks 6 inches.
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As Bitcoin sinks, industry startups are forced to cut back
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It sinks in that I am not in Brooklyn anymore.
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Sorry, trash cans, kitchen sinks and sleighs are not eligible.
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As the truth sinks in, more turmoil is in store.
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Because water gets denser as it gets colder, it sinks.
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They are known as carbon "sinks," and they're maxed out.
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He sinks back into the bed and his eyes close.
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"Lakes are natural sinks," Mr. Ke, the environmental activist, said.
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The more water that's pumped, the faster the city sinks.
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And, the more it sinks, the more pumping is required.
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Davis sinks to his knees and takes Whitney's socks off.
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Wash and mop the bathroom, scrubbing the sinks and toilets.
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And if the market sinks further, try not to fret.
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A soft mattress that sinks in could lead to suffocation.
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More established huts have well water pumped through interior sinks.
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The guest bathroom has double vessel sinks and a shower.
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Go deeper: CEO confidence sinks to lowest level since 2016
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"Look at this view," he said, standing among the sinks.
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Twelve years later, all this imagery sinks in sadly, wearily.
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If necessary, it would turn to natural sinks like reforestation.
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They look stunned, and ask "what?" before reality sinks in.
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Cline's prose sinks us into this world of precious textures.
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But the longer this lingers, the more uncertainty sinks in.
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That iron is buoyant — it rises, cools and then sinks.
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The master bathroom has a pair of glass basin sinks.
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But that floor sinks a little bit lower every day.
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The sinks have since been removed and replaced with hand sanitizers.
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When we find The One, we stockpile it under our sinks.
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He pops up, we see him, and then he sinks down.
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The air bed that sinks when anyone gets on it 993.
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If it sinks, your egg is still fresh enough to use.
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"We had to move the sinks and urinals ourselves," laughs Tobin.
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On the other side would be a row of communal sinks.
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And then a cop car rolls up, and my stomach sinks.
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Rather than sources of methane, Dr Turner looks at methane sinks.
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The reality that his horrific moment is finally over sinks in.
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Expert Voices: As Venezuela grabs headlines, Nicaragua sinks further into dictatorship
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Confidence in home buying is slipping among renters as affordability sinks.
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The ground rises and sinks with each change in the weather.
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We've all heard the stats, but it never really sinks in.
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Go deeper ... Axios' Sara Fischer, "Snap stock sinks after weak earnings."
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Worst group performer Carnival sinks >9 pct as profits wash away.
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The next night, the creature sinks its fangs under her skin.
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If she sinks, maybe she had a point about women's rights.
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In the lingo of climate science, plants are "sinks" for carbon.
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How many people can fit in a canoe before it sinks?
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Dual mahogany vanities have granite counters and blue glass vessel sinks.
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Often, he sinks into his own thoughts, contented in his introversion.
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This includes 11 forest reserves, which serve as important carbon sinks.
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The hawk launches as the sunoozes puce and ochre and sinks.
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The master bathroom has two trough sinks and a deep tub.
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It is a directorial miscalculation that nearly sinks the whole production.
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Simultaneously, it sinks into the rock at an imperceptibly slow rate.
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Between the double sinks was an array of fragrant Etro toiletries.
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Some restaurants and gyms have replaced sinks with hand-sanitizing stations.
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Today's warmer oceans still act in aggregate as sinks for CO21913.
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A man's hand, seeking stability, sinks into someone's rotting chest cavity.
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Between concrete sinks used for washing clothes, bicycles leaned against walls.
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The air then sinks over the city, compressing and heating up.
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Your movement sinks into and out of it with each stroke.
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Something sinks inside of her, but why should she feel disappointed?
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It might not be the exact moment that sinks Cruz's candidacy.
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When you place an object on the sheet, it sinks a little.
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America sinks to sea level as you roll into the Ohio Valley.
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During Andrea's autopsy examination we hear creaking pipes, and see leaky sinks.
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So she promptly sinks an arrow in the middle of Thor's chest.
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At the moment, then, these sinks and sources are roughly in balance.
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Some analysts highlighted the risks as the platinum market sinks into oversupply.
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Climate scientists call the processes which remove CO2 from the air "sinks".
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In his rage, he leaves home and sinks further into Lebanon's underworld.
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But at its most nightmarish, it sinks fully within Sawyer's fraying mind.
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All four bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms with Kohler sinks and taps.
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Then, as the ship sinks again, the pace of editing slows down.
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I don't know how many years it will be before it sinks.
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The lower Jimmy sinks, the higher Better Call Saul seems to soar.
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Communal spaces include a kitchen, slop sinks, restrooms, and a sitting area.
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If its physical design and hardware aren't perfect or exceptional, it sinks.
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His body turns to stone and sinks into the bedrock, where his
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The deeper he sinks in scandal, the more mud Trump will sling.
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You were supposed to puke in the toilet, but sinks were easier.
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The kitchen came equipped with a cupboard, a stove, and two sinks.
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The room boasts a luxury en suite with his and hers sinks.
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She sinks to her knees before Christina, pulls at Christina's limp hands.
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Eventually, the bad word of mouth about the product sinks the Knights.
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The rhinoceros sinks into a whirlpool as ships go down with him.
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She said inmates have hot water in their sinks and in showers.
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Cheryl Strayed: My heart sinks every time I read your letter, Sad.
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If Trump sinks, he'll create a vortex that sucks down everyone involved.
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Experts say each continent has its own sources, and sinks, of methane.
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The master bathroom includes two sinks, abundant counter space, and a television.
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" Blasts out to 12 feet and sinks the putt, "a perfect Gorsuch.
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They generally shut down when the mercury sinks to minus 18 Fahrenheit.
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The master bathroom has double sinks and a walk-in glass shower.
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"Sinks, toilets, and showers — you don&apost get any water," he said.
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"Everything that sinks out there is going to be preserved," he added.
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And as Jakarta sinks, it is dragging its dykes down with it.
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The master bathroom has double sinks in a concrete-and-wood vanity.
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Here are some of the projects he worked on, including bathroom sinks.
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As the earth pulls apart and thins over millenniums, the land sinks.
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When the alarm goes off at 203, the immediate remorse sinks in.
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We need to restore natural carbon sinks Forests and wetlands are important carbon sinks, but have been greatly diminished by human activities, the IPCC warns, and their ability to capture carbon could continue to decrease depending on human actions.
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I cleanse and tone and reapply the Tidal, which sinks in like magic.
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There's some question as to whether the front stays north or sinks south.
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Slop sinks for pet washdowns have been replaced by gleaming professional-grade tubs.
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The master bathroom has dual sinks and a spa tub with outdoor views.
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But it demands that remaining carbon sources are offset with new carbon sinks.
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Forests are gigantic carbon sinks, sucking up greenhouse gasses and expelling precious oxygen.
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Your boat sinks, and you've gotta bribe a mermaid to get it back.
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Everything you feel and wish and want to forget it all just sinks.
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They are letting their employees get burned out on these emotional time sinks.
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Dams and the water reservoirs they hold back are essentially like bathroom sinks.
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The rain falls onto my fur hat and it sinks onto my head.
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As soon as I see the police sirens, my heart sinks for him.
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As the air sinks it gets warmer and warmer and faster and faster.
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But during their roughhousing, the truck rolls into a nearby pond and sinks.
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" He added, "The mind sinks into it with a slow and appreciative rapture.
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Beyond the toilet, all tiny houses have typical sinks and stand up showers.
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Fielder: There's a wet bar, there's his-and-hers sinks, there's luxurious bathroom.
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If the egg sinks, then you and your guest's noses are safe. 3.
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She grabs a slice, enthusiastically sinks her teeth in, and nods in approval.
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It sinks 15 stories deep and runs the length of a football field.
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The double sinks and marble countertops left plenty of space for our toiletries.
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In the gender-neutral bathrooms, there's vomit in two out of nine sinks.
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Why are others moving forward while Gaza sinks further into despair and disrepair?
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At its center is a large granite island with several stainless-steel sinks.
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His and hers sinks came replete with high-end toiletries by Grown Alchemist.
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When I sit on the side of the bed, the mattress sinks significantly.
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The master bathroom has double sinks, a spa tub and a stall shower.
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They are life —funny, sad, and full of righteous anger and kitchen sinks.
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Lecrae joined Lester to help assemble the sinks and place them around Atlanta.
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It's recommended for use on showers, sinks, countertops, toilet areas, toys and more.
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The en-suite bathroom has double sinks and a walk-in tiled shower.
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Their house forgoes color for beige (so much beige) and sinks for divets.
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There are large communal kitchen spaces with multiple sinks for people to use.
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On the road into Parand, a man peddles sinks to newly arriving families.
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So sinks, equipment, and other specific infrastructural needs were able to be met.
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If it sinks past that point, traders may start selling it more aggressively.
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That's a reasonable position given the new depths to which Uber constantly sinks.
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GOP leaders can afford to lose only two votes before the legislation sinks.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's minimalist home is known for its bathroom sinks.
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And the development would inevitably cause damage to important watersheds and carbon sinks.
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BoJack sinks to new lows in Season 5, spiraling into prescription drug addiction.
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When rolled off a minelaying ship, the whole apparatus sinks to the seafloor.
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And the bathroom has two sinks, which they see as a nice touch.
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The open kitchen has pine cabinets, soapstone countertops and multiple sinks and ovens.
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For now, all anyone can do is mourn the ship while it sinks.
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The front wheel sinks down, raising a holding bracket and locking the back wheel.
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Fill your sinks and bathtub with water so you have an extra supply handy.
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The more massive an object you put on the sheet the deeper it sinks.
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In her last lines, Mayer seems exhausted (aren't we all?) as reality sinks in.
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The texture itself goes on like water: It's thin, permeable, and sinks in fast.
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The district said it is also working at replacing sinks and fountains at Creston.
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Initially, the company hopes to produce about 100,000 stainless steel sinks a year there.
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IF A city sinks into the ground but nobody notices, is it really sinking?
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She shoots the pong ball and sinks it in the last standing yellow cup.
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But the looming problem is that these natural "sinks" of carbon are maxed out.
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So the Kardashian sister gave curious minds a breakdown of how the sinks work.
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He's so large (140 pounds) that he pretty much sinks if he stops paddling.
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Often, when a chief executive explains barriers to profitability, a company's share price sinks.
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But to some, the credits now look unsustainable as Alaska sinks into the red.
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Your heart sinks, as it does for anyone gunned down in the United States.
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In addition, about 28503% of marine debris sinks to the bottom of the ocean.
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I can't get airport sinks to turn on so I can wash my hands.
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Gage continues to cry as he sinks his face into his father's Marine uniform.
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If he cannot, he'll betray their hopes as his Presidency sinks before his eyes.
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The locker rooms were surprisingly spacious and featured freestanding black marble sinks and mirrors.
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It contains the original kitchen, with workmanlike stone sinks and a large bread oven.
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The en-suite bath has a separate soaking tub, double sinks and teak counters.
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And when Mr. Trump goes up in the polls, Mexico's peso sinks in value.
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The bathroom sinks were scratched-up stainless steel; the carpet was worn and nubby.
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It fits sinks with one hole or, with the included deck plate, three holes.
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Am I a guy who gets to the top 40 and then sinks backward?
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The en-suite bathroom has two skylights and a quartz vanity with Grohe sinks.
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For everyone else, don't come complaining to me when the Laptop envy sinks in.
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The bathroom sinks can be considerably smaller than those found in regular-sized homes.
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But as his life grows more lavish, he sinks deeper into the country's underbelly.
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"Once it sinks its teeth into these kids, it's really hard," Dr. Freed said.
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It had no furnace, no water heater — even the sinks and toilets were gone.
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When that sinks in, I think it's possible that the president's appeal could explode.
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The bathroom has dual vanity sinks, a rain shower, and a large soaking tub.
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Since water carries and conducts heat, the land thaws more and then sinks more.
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We drive, and a Pacific Islander's home sinks a nanometer further into the sea.
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Therapy is formulated to use on refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, sinks, outdoor grills, and microwaves.
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It&aposs lightweight and sinks in quickly and completely without leaving any tacky residue.
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How are we paying for all these new farmhouse sinks and waterfall shower heads?
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Republicans are firing political missiles at his campaign, hoping it sinks in the process.
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OK, just to make sure everything sinks in, how about a quick homework question?
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But then the next wave of dialogue rolls in and the play sinks again.
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Even as Soleimani's death sinks in, Trump's design for the days ahead remains elusive.
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The dragon sadly crashes into the sea and apparently sinks down to the ocean floor.
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Minibars are tested for bacteria and water from showers and sinks are examined, he said.
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Notable is the size of the bathtubs, sinks, and toilets, specifically designed for tiny physiques.
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But like any addictive behavior, this retreat from shame only sinks him deeper into shame.
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Unless this fact sinks in soon, real harm will be done to the global economy.
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Worst S&P stock Campbell Soup sinks >15 pct on bleak forecast, abrupt CEO exit .
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In nontheme news, I also liked SPIT TAKE, OKEY DOKE, TIME SINKS and ATM INSIDE.
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We had access to portable toilets, but no sinks to brush our teeth before bed.
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Centrists in Britain are hoping voters might change their minds as economic reality sinks in.
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In one major outbreak, the sinks had to be replaced with models that splashed less.
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Worse, the data show ghettos becoming increasingly concentrated sinks of poverty, disproportionately affecting non-whites.
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While that sinks in, I make myself a tuna melt with steamed broccoli for dinner.
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And changes in natural methane sinks may be playing a role in the recent spike.
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Burning soil therefore eliminates important carbon sinks that cannot be replaced on any useful timescale.
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Meanwhile, Israel sinks ever deeper into a de facto binational state controlled by Jewish extremists.
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As his administration sinks in scandal, Trump will cling all the more tightly to Bannonism.
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She awkwardly loitered by the sinks in the bathroom, waiting to speak to the woman.
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"Until recently, in climate terms, we have seen forests mostly as carbon sinks," he says.
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And even if there was, this political environment sinks any chance of massive problem-solving.
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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The bathroom was also roomy, with double sinks and a generous seat in the shower.
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The kitchen has custom walnut cabinetry and a stainless-steel-topped island with integrated sinks.
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They came with cramps so strong I vomited into toilets, into sinks, into trash cans.
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"You could see the practically new sinks and toilets being carried out," said Dr. Barna.
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They slap down their quarters, waiting their turn, and she sinks them, one by one.
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By allowing them to die off, we risk turning our carbon sinks into carbon bombs.
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Bibi knows that no matter how low he sinks, Trump will always have his back.
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As the stock market sinks, you've probably already heard not to check your 401(k).
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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If "SpongeBob" sinks on Broadway, it could damage a carefully cultivated two-decade-old brand.
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The en suite bathroom has a double vanity with copper sinks and Spanish-tile floors.
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Carbon removal technologies fall into 2 camps: natural (carbon sinks, afforestation, soil enhancement) and engineered.
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Its stock sinks 11% after an accounting investigator accuses the troubled company of financial fraud.
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Terrific news, until it sinks in that someone else in the family must be guilty.
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Sinks a long putt for a double bogey 7, which he scores as a 6.
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He sinks into his window seat with a sigh and never gets his second breakfast.
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Even stranded on a raft after the Titanic sinks, she can't help being, ahem, buoyant.
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Communal spaces include a kitchen, slop sinks, restrooms, and a sitting area with Wi-Fi.
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The master bathroom has double sinks, a jetted soaking tub and a glass-walled shower.
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As friends and confederates grow up and drink less, Liptrot sinks deeper into alcoholic isolation.
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Double sinks and new storage space were added, as well as a new marble floor.
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The ghost kitchen supplies each partner with everything they need, like sinks and cooking equipment.
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My father salvaged everything from the demolition jobs: claw-foot tubs, scrap metal, lumber, sinks.
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I was certain I'd own a home, maybe have a master bathroom with two sinks.
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The development comes as Bloomberg surges in polls while one-time front-runner Biden sinks.
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If the defensive big sinks too far, Giannis has the length to score over him.
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Rate cut expectations have risen as the price of oil , a major Canadian export, sinks further.
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Hapgood said the sinks weren't broken, as far as he knew, but the man could look.
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Video of Monday's speech shows aides rushing to catch Dayton as he sinks toward the floor.
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"There's running water in the toilets, but the sinks have been turned off," Mr Bedlam said.
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"We're like the orchestra on the Titanic as it sinks," he said in an earlier comment.
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Multiple sinks and prepping areas also make it easy to prepare meals for the whole family.
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Confidence: Medium Showers are a decent bet as a frontal zone sinks into the region Monday.
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Apples might seem innocent, but the buttery crust and boatload of added sugar sinks this ship.
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Land masses are natural carbon sinks, absorbing greenhouse gases by a variety of processes, including photosynthesis.
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After all, if Jack's weight would sink the door, Jaime's armor definitely sinks him way down.
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Earth's carbon sinks seem to have become more effective, but the precise details are still unclear.
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The real competition, he says, are platforms like YouTube and other time sinks for content creators.
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Forests act as carbon sinks, storing carbon dioxide - a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.
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"We're like the orchestra on the Titanic as it sinks," said Georges Fenech, a conservative lawmaker.
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These habitats -- wilderness landscapes - not only preserve wildlife species, but also operate as invaluable carbon sinks.
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Maybe this was just an aberration and Ingles sinks back down to league average next season.
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Because if it gets to the free-throw line, it sinks the shot – every. single. time.
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This year's list also shows a clear trend toward communal sinks and buzz-worthy style elements.
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Fatbergs begin forming when people improperly dispose of trash by dumping it in sinks or toilets.
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Forests are increasingly valued as sponges for heavy rain, as wildlife habitats and as carbon sinks.
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It is scarcely surprising that, as the reality of such changes sinks in, disgruntlement has spread.
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Most hotel ballrooms or conference centers are carpeted and lack sinks and other washing facilities, however.
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The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet that connects to a bathroom with twin sinks.
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She also said almost 30,000 miles of floating rope have been replaced with line that sinks.
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The sleek en-suite bathroom has two sinks, two counters, a glass shower and a tub.
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And as it sinks in, I think the Trump people will be a little more sanguine.
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Like on the ships, sinks are ubiquitous in an effort to avoid giant, contained germ cesspools.
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When he sinks to a low point, he hits upon the idea of a male vs.
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Then he sinks into a hot AF bath to sweat out as much water as possible.
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Ultimately, the passengers resign themselves to perishing with the boat and lay down as it sinks.
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As I am not a dyer, the lack of water and sinks is not a problem.
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When that happens, they "switch from being carbon sinks to major carbon sources," the scientists wrote.
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Appliances like stoves and bathroom sinks are considerably smaller than what many homeowners are used to.
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In the limestone-and-marble-lined master bath, a Mayan shellstone countertop has two vessel sinks.
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The Earth has a few carbon sinks for sequestration: the oceans, the soils and the trees.
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Or Turkey can continue the growth party while watching inflation mount as the lira sinks further.
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By the time the record reaches "Black Lake", the album's longest song, she sinks into despair.
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Also through here passes a spiral stairway, which sinks abysmally and soars upwards to remote distances.
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We wanted to know how human activities on the land are affecting these sinks and sources.
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If Trump's popularity sinks, however, more congressional Republicans will suddenly find the courage to challenge him.
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The adjacent bathroom has the original tub, shower and tile (the vanities and sinks are new).
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Another estimate suggest that up to 70 percent of this trash sinks to the ocean floor.
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And it is the decisions the administration makes that will determine whether Obamacare survives or sinks.
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They also found vermin, mold, peeling paint, damaged locks, broken bathroom sinks and rotting kitchen cabinets.
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The bold woman, middle-aged against our old age, sinks under an anxiety she cannot withstand.
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Others shuffled to port-a-potties and foot-powered sinks to shave and brush their teeth.
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People bunked in the same cell — often as many as four — share these toilets and sinks.
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"I would jump off the sinks, I would ram my head into the walls," he said.
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Such timber buildings are carbon sinks — a place that keeps CO218.5 from getting into the air.
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Mr. Hapgood said none of the sinks seemed in need of repair, but invited him inside.
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It sinks under his weight, but he quickly regains balance and paddles out onto the water.
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Its en-suite bathroom has a marble-topped vanity, double vessel sinks and industrial-style hardware.
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As a result, beer, brandy and rum has been pouring into the apartment complex's kitchen sinks.
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Bathroom mirrors, countertops, and sinks should be wiped daily to make the space seem substantially tidier.
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Most of the currently existing pipelines connect single sources of anthropogenic CO2 with single geologic sinks.
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TIL that the bathroom sinks sold by IKEA are named after Swedish bodies of water. 51A.
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"Sinks, toilets, and showers: You don't get enough water," Trump said during his rally in Milwaukee.
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Following laminated instructions, I focused on the sounds as I scrubbed the toilets, sinks and showers.
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Two additional bedrooms share a hallway bathroom with double sinks and a combined tub and shower.
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The master bathroom includes double sinks, a stand-alone tub and a glass walk-in shower.
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But Gordon could lose up to $342 if Tesla sinks below $310 on the expiration date.
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Two additional bedrooms on this floor share a bathroom with dual vessel sinks and a shower.
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They share a whitewashed bathroom with double pedestal sinks and the house's original claw-foot tub.
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Given the importance of reaching net zero as soon as possible, good policy should also cast a wide net on sources and sinks of emissions — including by rewarding the innovators that pull carbon from the sky, whether by new technologies or natural sinks like forests and soils.
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The sun starts to turn black, land sinks into sea; the bright stars scatter from the sky.
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Around 5,000 light fittings and 500 pieces of sanitary ware — including toilets and sinks — will go, too.
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Those figures could quickly turn on their head as the reality of a Trump presidency sinks in.
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But to study how land and ocean sinks vary on a global scale, from season to season?
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But your thoughts had some this really awfully sad news that really sinks in for everybody today.
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Have Tristan Thompson set a drag screen in transition when his man sinks deep into the paint.
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An additional three large bedrooms share a bathroom with double sinks and a combined tub and shower.
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In those circumstances, Britain is better-off in a lifeboat than the euro Titanic as it sinks.
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Longer-term impacts may become worse as the oil sinks and becomes harder to capture, he said.
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I'll feel a lot more comfortable when Merck goes back below $8003 and Pfizer sinks below $40.
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The movie looks fun, but also… what is this world where bad behavior sinks a presidential candidate?
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The lavish bathroom features a black-and-white marble floor, double sinks and a separate soaking tub.
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I've seen other labels where they have too much success too early and that sinks the ship.
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As that depressing little nugget of information sinks in, Wyden hits us with a jaw-dropping follow.
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Furniture, sinks and toilets sat on the coral-filled ground alongside children's books and a bingo wheel.
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When it dies, it sinks to the bottom and suffocate anything not fast enough to swim away.
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Spoiler alert: In the end, the car sinks, and Beyoncé, splayed across its rooftop, goes with it.
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Do the candidates support the idea of richer countries paying developing ones to preserve their carbon sinks?
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But if the bill sinks, he will be in the unenviable position of having captained the ship.
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Using our method, we can now investigate which jurisdictions are used by corporations en route to sinks.
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That means that targeting conduit OFCs rather than sinks could prove more effective in stemming tax avoidance.
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Air moving over the ice cools and sinks, creating a layer of cold air over the ice.
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Beth dies without much protest, whereupon the book sinks for a while into a rather boring peacefulness.
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In fact, the sinks and pipes inside hospitals might be literally crawling with these bacteria, LiveScience reports.
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For me, it used to be mainly about checking the sinks, in weird patterns, and the stove.
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The workday at the Westampton location starts in a room filled with sinks and boxes of hairnets.
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To this day I remember, and every day I think it sinks in my heart so deep.
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From carbon sinks to fisheries, humanity has taken more from nature than it's been able to reproduce.
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The key question now is whether growth recovers or sinks deeper into a global and US recession.
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The plant usually accepts 250 million gallons of wastewater each day from toilets, sinks, and storm drains.
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"I hope the message that I give sinks in," he told The Bangor Daily News in 2008.
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Brass is also prevalent, including for the sinks in powder rooms and inlays in white-oak floors.
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The chaos was evidence of continuing unrest in Venezuela as the country sinks deeper into economic turmoil.
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Regularly clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as tables, doorknobs, light switches, desks, toilets, and sinks.
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He mostly wears his politics lightly but regularly sinks hooks into you that cannot easily be removed.
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The marble master bathroom has twin ceramic farmhouse sinks, a tub, a separate shower and a bidet.
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Piped water is used for sanitary purposes, and children still wash their hands at the school's sinks.
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These sinks have a foot pump to bring water from a 5-gallon tank to the faucet.
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But as he climbs in and sinks down into the water, bottle in hand, Bobby's grin fades.
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The master bathroom has dual sinks, a matching French-style tub and a glass-enclosed steam shower.
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"Every time I get a push notification from the Times or CNN, my heart sinks," Crown said.
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As Snap sinks further below its $17 IPO price, one professor of business unloaded on the company.
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The master bedroom has a walk-in closet, vaulted ceilings, double sinks, a tub, and a shower.
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But "The Resisters" is not among her best novels; it never sinks its hooks into the reader.
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"I'm fat and old and hated and nothing," Eddy says, as she sinks into a swimming pool.
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Outside, Jews are beaten in the streets and a proud Germany sinks into moral and social decay.
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In the best case scenario, an unwitting customer sinks thousands of dollars into an unproven cosmetic procedure.
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And then she sinks further into the inky cloth, one leg driving her backwards, and the music starts, a kind of stripped-down, percussion-driven soundscape that might be the basis for a movie track As the music rises and she sinks further, I watch her closely, mesmerized.
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Will it use Yahoo as the cornerstone of a new division into which it sinks significant further investment?
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When the flood waters recede, the layer of coarse sediment sinks to the oxbow's bottom, where it remains.
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Following her ouster, protesters sang a song, "The Truth Never Sinks", commemorating the victims of the ferry disaster.
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This election could finally put to rest the long-held notion that championing gun control sinks Democrats' prospects.
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Another employee posted a still from Titanic showing the ship's band playing their instruments as the vessel sinks.
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The honeymoon phase masks that truth; when it finally sinks in, that's when the third phase, disillusionment, begins.
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When rain falls, some of it sinks into the soil, refilling the aquifers that feed springs and wells.
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Poppy also added her own touch with the Moroccan sinks, which were inspired by her honeymoon in Marrakech.
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Plastic waste sinks, shreds, and breaks down into microplastic before making it to the open ocean, Eriksen says.
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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Fortunately the production never sinks the vocal work, which manages to rise like a kite in a storm.
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It's probably a troll — a play for continued attention as he sinks deeper and deeper in the polls.
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It would be easy to miss: just a strip of concrete that almost sinks into the dark soil.
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It's especially bad news for Cruz, because polls in Iowa showed that his ship rises as Carson's sinks.
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Other violations included sinks with water too cold to sanitize hands and rusty shelves inside walk-in coolers.
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When he sinks his teeth into something because he thinks it's right, he's going to fight for it.
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Since World War II, residents of Sackville, New Brunswick heard voices in their sinks, refrigerators, and radiator pipes.
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Researchers rely on easier-to-measure proxies to make inferences about changes in sources or sinks of methane.
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It's just a mess, sloppily edited and constructed, and it essentially sinks the second half of the film.
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As the protagonist listens to a gorgeous Vietnamese woman sing Nancy Sinatra, he sinks back into the past.
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As news sinks in today that Donald Trump is our next president, I — like many Americans — feel frozen.
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It's an easy line to overlook, especially as the gravity of the film's second-half surprise sinks in.
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For every extra month that the cost of Brexit sinks in, the possibility of a fudge will increase.
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I don't mean it sinks in quickly; I mean that you put it on and it's just gone.
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Bathrooms were updated with Kohler pedestal sinks, Grohe faucets and light fixtures from Restoration Hardware and George Kovacs.
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Additionally, my room had a lovely marble bathroom with double sinks, walk-in shower, and deep soaking tub.
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Its bathroom, updated during renovations, has dual sinks and a partially walled nook, used for a vanity table.
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To test edge support, I sit on the edge of the bed and gauge how much it sinks.
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This granular firm-level network data helped us to distinguish two kinds of tax havens: sinks and conduits.
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Not a momentary, transient sadness, but something that sinks in and is forgotten, yet is there and endures.
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Along the way, plastic either gets pushed back toward land or sinks beneath the surface of the water.
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It's lush, sinks into the skin without leaving any residue, and left me with a healthy, plump glow.
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The result looks brittle, but under the teeth it sinks and clings, as chewy inside as Japanese mochi.
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But it's delivered daily and shatters and sinks under the teeth, at least if you eat it immediately.
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The heart sinks a bit when you realize that the final play, "Spring Dance," is all about Annie.
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"It was so hard and it is like your whole heart sinks," Mendoza's wife, Vicki, recalled to KSTP.
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Now, as the rural economy sinks and the pace of construction slows, Bhandekar is struggling to get work.
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Literally anything… And then she drops the phone and starts crying, and her head sinks into her hands.
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She sinks and feels herself fill with water, falling into a kind of trance — a death-trance, perhaps?
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Although some tiny houses have full sinks and even vanities, others can only fit small appliances and fixtures.
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The corner suite bathroom contained two separate sinks, both outfitted with Le Labo soaps, lotions and bath products.
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Once they discard their mucus nets, the apparatus sinks to the seafloor, dragging the plastics down as well.
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The Amazon rainforest, which the globe depends on as one of its largest carbon sinks, is on fire.
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If Iran sinks oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, it will create gasoline lines in China, not America.
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Maybe in my next abode, along with dual sinks in the master bath, which are real relationship-savers.
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One flight up, mirrored bathrooms, industrial sinks and a patterned floor summon to mind Pierre Chareau and Superstudio.
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"But if Nafta sinks or there's a serious trade war, he will carry the can," Mr. Granatstein continued.
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Two stand-alone sinks ensconced in chocolate-colored vanities sat across from each other, looking a bit scuffed.
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The upstairs bathroom has a deep tub, two pedestal sinks, a glass-enclosed shower and a water closet.
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Back home in Atlanta, it lurked at friends' kitchen sinks and in the bathroom of my neighborhood bakery.
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When you look at the more advertiser- and hype-friendly demographics, "Good Witch" sinks like a conjuring stone.
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The weight of the bolts involved in set construction sinks nearly all of them to the lake bottom.
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His sand wedge to nine feet is good and he sinks the putt for a triple bogey 7.
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The master bathroom has a stand-alone shower and a pair of wall-mounted sinks on opposite walls.
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Imagine waking up among barn sinks, shiplap, and gorgeous gray walls as far as the eye can see.
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"The more Hamas tries to evade responsibility, the deeper it sinks," Adnan al-Dmairi told Reuters by telephone.
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But she sinks into the earth, miming that he should marry Bathilde, as the court retinue arrives onstage.
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The upstairs bedrooms share a hall toilet and a separate room with a shower, tub and twin sinks.
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We've got affairs and sexual ethics: In 1987, Gary Hart has an affair and it totally sinks him.
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Installing easier-to-clean surfaces, well-positioned sinks and high-quality air filters can further reduce infection rates.
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When his lawyer informs him that Axe is dropping the battery of lawsuits against him, Chuck's heart sinks.
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The master bathroom has a vanity with double sinks and a separate shower and tub faced in travertine.
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In the A Story, an enemy slides into focus and sinks its teeth deeper into the American government.
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I see the partial eclipse of his faceas his head sinks into the half-darkand shades his eyes.
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He enlisted his landlord, Mr. Formica, to raze the apartment's refrigerator, carpet, flooring, moldings, sinks, mirrors and towels.
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But there's nary a laugh in the trailer, which sinks to sex-trafficking, constipation and blind-people gags.
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As the Democratic ship sinks, the left will drag down anything and everyone with them, including Trump's nominees.
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Jordin looks downright dismayed as the news sinks in ... and it leaves her at a loss for words.
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Now, however, as Trump sinks more deeply into the morass of governing, many may be having some second thoughts.
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It's fast-absorbing, finishes like a matte dream, and feels essentially non-existent as soon as it sinks in.
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"We have also demonstrated that bacterial transmission can occur via connections in wastewater plumbing to neighboring sinks," they wrote.
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But one thing I know very well about myself is that my mood sinks drastically in fall and winter.
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Nebraska sinks Ohio State with late three-point play A month ago, Ohio State won at Nebraska by one.
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Mỹ stuck her head out of her stall in time to see a pretty girl saunter toward the sinks.
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Chinese journalists have shared photos of collapsed sinks, shattered mirrors, no electricity and poorly assembled beds in their accommodations.
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She revealed that her sinks were created by Kanye, the couple's interior designer Axel Vervoordt and architect Claudio Silvestrin.
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That moment when it really sinks in is probably the hardest, harder than the moments of the actual goodbye.
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While backsplashes and sinks are close behind, 95% of renovating homeowners list countertops as their primary kitchen upgrade. 4.
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While the nation sinks into a severe housing shortage, homebuilders are struggling against high costs for labor and materials.
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"We have a good system with two sinks," Moore told the BBC, adding that runners help her clean up.
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As the sea floor ages and becomes colder, it eventually becomes denser than the mantle beneath it and sinks.
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A lot of it won't make sense due to Mercury being retrograde, so be patient while everything sinks in.
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In the restroom, the wastebasket is an outdoor-style metal garbage can; there are no mirrors above the sinks.
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As the reality of a Donald Trump presidency sinks in, many folks are making frantic plans to flee it.
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Ms. Spitalnick said that after tests at P.S. 4 came back as elevated, some sinks and fountains were replaced.
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The bathroom space is everything they wanted, particularly the master bathroom, which has a double vanity with two sinks.
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Each room in this ward was equipped with two sinks — a necessary feature to stop the spread of tuberculosis.
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Now throw an outsider into this insular society, and see if she sinks or swims or makes tidal waves.
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So all in all it's not clear to me how he will be received, once the news sinks in.
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That's why we combed through the most popular kitchen sinks on the market to bring you our top picks.
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What starts out as a promising commentary on the objectifying nature of photography soon sinks into another rote massacre.
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So has the woman, in a pleated skirt, who does her laundry in the bathroom sinks in Penn Station.
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When oil and gas are taken from the ground, a vacuum is created and the land sinks into it.
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Refrigeration and air conditioning used to require vapor compressors, chemicals like Freon, fans, water chillers or passive heat sinks.
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A South Korea patrol ship sinks and the Joint Civilian-Military Investigation Group (JIG) concludes the North is responsible.
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The video showcases unbelievable features like flat sinks and floor to ceiling windows that bring in incredible natural light.
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Paul said he hopes that people will become inspired by the Scouts' initiative and communities will buy mobile sinks.
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But, of course, a staged property is just an illusion — sinks will inevitably get clogged, walls will get grimy.
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O.J. Simpson keeps an unswerving jack-o'-lantern smile plastered on its face as it sinks into the abyss.
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Sinks and sources Just as humans pump greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the land also produces and absorbs them.
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Fans are growing restive as the reality sinks in: There are almost no live sporting events going on anywhere.
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Fans are growing restive as the reality sinks in: There are almost no live sporting events going on anywhere.
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The master bath has a double-size shower, a free-standing whirlpool tub and a vanity with two sinks.
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The 1969 Mets inhabited our consciousness, as happens when the hypnotic beauty of baseball sinks its hook in kids.
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As the new reality sinks in, many players and their coaches, families and friends are turning to Patrascu's petition.
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The master bath has porcelain tiles from floor to ceiling and dual Balinese sinks on a custom-made vanity.
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The master bathroom includes radiant-heated marble floors, a marble-tiled steam shower, double sinks and a Toto toilet.
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Hapgood said the sinks weren't broken, as far as he knew, but the man could look, his family said.
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Hospitals have plenty of free-standing hand hygiene stations, but typically no sinks for hand washing in public areas.
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Samples taken from the toilet bowls and sinks in the patients' isolation rooms came back positive for the virus.
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We work, start on one side of the dayLike a planet's only sun, our eyes straightUntil the flame sinks.
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In addition to flooding, Venice also faces a potential threat as the ground under the city sinks, research shows.
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Between $250,000 and $499,999, the prevalence of "dual sinks" and "covered patio" suggested buyers expect more than the basics.
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It was made up of repurposed wood and stone with two sinks, a separate toilet, and a rainfall shower.
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Warm water is less dense and naturally sits above colder water, which sinks to the bottom of the lake.
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The connecting bathroom has hardwood floors, stone surfaces, double vessel porcelain sinks, a stall shower and a soaking tub.
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I was standing in the middle backed up against it, and a, the mirror is connected to the sinks.
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The bathroom has a walk-in shower with a bench seat and a double vanity with tabletop basin sinks.
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They flutter in tree branches and sit balled up under kitchen sinks — plastic bags abound in New York City.
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Once, an evicted couple shoved socks down the sinks and turned the water on full blast before moving out.
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As President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's popularity sinks along with the economy, onetime allies are trying to lure his supporters.
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And system could get even more clogged once demand sinks with the arrival of mild spring weather next year.
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The company makes everything from marble sinks to one-of-a-kind lamps, bringing artistry to the home sphere.
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The end result is a survival story that never quite sinks or swims, but rather drifts with the tide.
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It has not yet calculated how Uyuni's resources translate into exploitable reserves, which normally happens before anyone sinks a well.
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Our head sinks into a soft pillow while some poor creature shrieks in pain as its face is chewed off.
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Tests performed then showed acceptable levels of E. coli in the lake but not in water from two bathroom sinks.
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"Recent market pullback tells me that some of the euphoria is starting to ebb as reality sinks in," Pascualy said.
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What's more, nobody's certain where or how this reuptake is happening, let alone when the globe's carbon sinks will overflow.
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Maybe your "values" are really your expectations… This is my experience: misery sinks in when expectations are higher than reality.
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Antibiotic-resistant superbug bacteria grow up hospital drains and can splash out into sinks and onto counters, researchers reported Friday.
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Enter the women's room on the whites side and you'll see gilded sinks and luxe red curtains on the stalls.
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The advice sinks in as Richard begins to realize his best option may be to stay at his own company.
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Equity markets have been roiled whenever oil sinks lower and this has tended to favor safe havens such as gold.
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India loved MAC brand makeup, and she applied it with such tornadic enthusiasm that it coated bathroom sinks and walls.
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It removes grit from every surface imaginable, including stovetops, sinks, baking sheets, Dutch ovens, and stainless steel pots and pans.
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At one point, we have somebody dump a wrapped-up body in the water, and it sinks to the bottom.
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Although it's on the thicker side, the formula gives a completely natural finish that sinks in and looks like skin.
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Her unique sinks, which appear to have faucets but no basin, in particular, were cause for confusion about their functionality.
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We turn off the faucets when we're done and look up at the mirror above the sinks before drying off.
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When Bitcoin fell by 10 percent in January, traders shared photos of computers, sinks, bathtubs, and doors they furiously destroyed.
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When water freezes, it expands, so the ground rises; conversely, when it thaws and the soil contracts, the ground sinks.
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Ironically, the lower Corbyn sinks in the polls, the more any attempt to avoid an election would look like fear.
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In the fall, the water at the top cools down, gets more dense, and sinks to the bottom, mixing in.
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Beyond the dryers, Gerba also found that six of the nine bathroom sinks he tested had germ levels considered excessive.
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Now it's nearly all done, she thinks as she sinks into an oversized couch, also a gift from a stranger.
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Ultimately, the truth sinks in no matter what justifications you're selling yourself: This isn't about terrorism; terrorism is the excuse.
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Detectives raided the Papa John's and found the employees had stashed drugs in the cash register, sinks, and soap dispensers.
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As the depressed Beale, calmly announcing his plans to commit suicide on air, he sinks deep into his weary flesh.
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It was spacious, with a walk-in shower, long vanity with two sinks and a selection of Gilchrist & Soames products.
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The IG sinks Comey's narrative with a finding that he "deviated" from Justice Department rules and acted in open insubordination.
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It comes fully furnished with bunkbeds, a couch, a toilet, two sinks, and a shower as well as standard appliances.
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Bowls of rice near hospital beds collecting mold, syringes covered the blood-spattered floors, dirty dishes spilled out of sinks.
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Unlike peers, Amazon runs on razor-thin profit margins because it sinks most of its profit back into its business.
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And since low-quality content sinks out of view quickly on Imgur, the community has helped keep spam at bay.
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Depending on the train model, some Deluxe Soft Class cabins have private sinks and bathrooms, according to the TripAdvisor guide.
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Now, of course, it is very easy to imagine how he sinks farther as a result of the new video.
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In July, a Tennessee police department warned against flushing drugs down toilets and sinks because it could create meth gators.
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It's also common for these products — colored hair spray in particular — to stain hard surfaces like bathtubs, sinks or walls.
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FEMA paid $666 apiece for new bathroom sinks, but the contractors who actually bought and installed them paid $260 apiece.
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These lactation rooms were comfy, clean and private and were equipped with sinks, extra nursing equipment and good Wi-Fi.
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Some rooms have double sinks, large tubs or walk-in showers: one offers a skylight and a private rooftop pool.
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Because the sinks were separate with no countertop between them, I had trouble finding space to put all my toiletries.
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He has close friends but he can go months without seeing them as he sinks monk-like into his work.
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You won't be choosing your machine's generator, fire control system, heat sinks, armor plating, or other more fiddly parts here.
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The Amazon forest is one of the largest sinks of greenhouse gases, with its trees absorbing emissions from the air.
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In addition to sanitizer stations at restaurant entrances, there were now sinks to wash hands and staff encouraging their use.
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The hardwood floors continue into the kitchen, which has been updated with soapstone countertops and farmhouse sinks imported from France.
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He said that many people used the sinks and showers in the building, but on Monday, they were not permitted.
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Another is Danaher, which makes a system the turns wastewater from sinks and tubs — called gray water — into drinkable water.
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Several of them have hand-carved marble sinks; the master is just over the living room, with similar arched windows.
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Most vanity units are available as a base only, so they can be paired with different countertops, sinks and faucets.
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The faucets and some of the sinks are from another eclectic assemblage: fixtures from dismantled 19th-century hammams in Istanbul.
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The market's layout is thoughtful, with room to roam, an A.T.M. in a cloaked booth, picnic tables and portable sinks.
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As the earth dries out, it sinks, cracking buildings and forming sudden craters like the one that appeared on Jan.
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Art Review From kitchen sinks to chancellors and immigrants to burlesque queens, these four photography shows light up the season.
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The master bathroom includes double sinks, a walk-in shower with a rain shower head and a stand-alone tub.
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"We have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers, and other elements of bathrooms," Trump says.
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In April 2019, however, the home went viral after Kardashian showed off her bathroom sinks in Vogue's "73 Questions" video.
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"We can't just watch like the orchestra on the Titanic, and continue to play while the ship sinks," he said.
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One's heart sinks with every mention of "nowadays," a sure signal that a reactionary opinion is about to be aired.
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A major kitchen overhaul could include lowering counters and installing sinks that have space underneath to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers.
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Claire's traveling dress practically sinks her when it's wet ("Outlander" doesn't skimp on the heft of a 18th-century ensemble).
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The master bedroom has two floor-to-ceiling closets and a bathroom with double sinks, a tub and a shower.
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Standard septic systems tend to back up and flood raw sewage in people's yards, or even clog toilets and sinks.
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Indeed, there are lots and lots of examples where choosing the wrong adaptation structure for a particular project sinks everything.
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The pools form because the salty water is denser than the surrounding water, so it sinks to the lowest point.
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"I'll finish this, Thor excitedly said," Johansson reads, recapping the moment where Hemsworth's Thor sinks his magic hammer into Thanos' chest.
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Researchers say the world's deepest blue hole which sinks almost a thousand feet deep is located in the South China Sea.
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I do the dishes, take out the trash and recycling, wipe down all the countertops and sinks, and clean the toilet.
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When a cat's tail sinks lower towards the ground, she may be feeling less sure of her circumstances, or even afraid.
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A few days after moving in, Hurricane Luis crossed the island, forcing the family to hide under the kitchen's concrete sinks.
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Some of this plastic is eaten by the animals, and then discarded through poop, which sinks to the seafloor, researchers found.
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Yet as it sinks into chaos, the government continues to press on with Brexit—the national earthquake that UKIP brought about.
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She tries to make Edgar do it, setting off a PTSD reaction that he sinks into as the episode goes on.
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If lava sinks to the bottom, the explosion will release enough gas to suffocate everyone for miles around—millions of people.
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If the Trump effect sinks some or all of these races, it's a cost, but it's not out of the ordinary.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "The market has mostly discounted (tariffs) already, but reality sinks in.
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However, as the Earth gets warmer these so-called carbon sinks could themselves end up spewing more carbon into the atmosphere.
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And Colin got to entertain his fantasy of raising his own house, rebuilding walls, replacing windows, building a shower, plumbing sinks.
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But with Snap drowning under Facebook's competition, Spiegel's renegade style could see the company refuse life preservers even as it sinks.
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How is it that stocks can break through to new heights while the country at large seemingly sinks to new depths?
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Andrew Payer, a professor of anatomy at the University of Central Florida, said sinks are required in the school's anatomy labs.
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The Mediterranean-inspired estate also has a gourmet chef's kitchen with a breakfast room that features two chandeliers and three sinks.
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William Peranteau is the guy parents call when they've received the kind of bad news that sinks stomachs and wrenches hearts.
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Instead of fans or sinks, the heat throw off from Kengoro's 108 motors is displaced by circulating water around its skeleton.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "The market has mostly discounted (tariffs) already, but reality sinks in.
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When in the ring with a lesser wrestler than Omega or his archrival Hiroshi Tanahashi, he never sinks to their level.
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He writes of the men who don't come back, the buildings flattened to rubble, the hope that sinks into the Thames.
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"Lilac Girls" is an earnest attempt to tell the Rabbits' story, but it sinks under the weight of its own ambition.
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And for recently-hired employees with unvested stock, a direct listing can leave them at a disadvantage if the stock sinks.
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It also sinks, allowing lures to reach greater depths quicker than mono, which is great for subsurface lure and bait fishing.
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It comes in a dual-chambered bottle and you use one chamber for sinks and tubs and both chambers for toilets.
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The three en suite bathrooms are similarly finished, with light turquoise stucco walls, concrete sinks, brass fixtures and walk-in showers.
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One howler of a trade sinks the business, and Bobby swoops in to "save" Ionesphere by squeezing it under his armpit.
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David gestures to a sofa in the corner of the room, and sighs happily as he sinks down next to me.
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And as you follow the friends—played by Percy Jr Cobbinah, Hannah Vincentt, Antony McCallum and Susan Reby—that sinks in.
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Argentina has started talks with the International Monetary Fund seeking financial rescue once again, as inflation soars and the currency sinks.
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The bathroom features natural stone walls, a double shower, two sinks and a Jacuzzi; circular windows offer views of the city.
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In addition to bathroom surfaces, tables and countertops, don't forget light switches, faucets and sinks, cabinet handles, doorknobs, phones and keyboards.
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On the lower level are a bedroom (currently used as a gym) and bathroom with double sinks and a steam shower.
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The master bathroom has travertine floors, double sinks and a built-in vanity convenient to a cabinet for towels or cosmetics.
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"When I reach my doorstep," William Carlos Williams wrote: I am greeted bythe happy shrieks of my childrenand my heart sinks.
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But a recovery in Asia won't paper over problems in the United States and Europe as the world sinks into recession.
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Plastic sinks with multilingual warnings about Hepatitis A dot the landscape; there are new portable toilets with round-the-clock guards.
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The Love Beyond Walls team picks up the sinks daily to clean them and refill each unit with water and soap.
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With Barry, the reader senses (and shares) Shteyngart's glee as he sinks pin after pin into his finance-bro voodoo doll.
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In another, a caiman sinks its teeth into a giant rainbow boa, making the snake's iridescent orange skin tighten in terror.
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United, however, Iranians ultimately triumph by using their willpower to create a giant wave that sinks the entire American Fifth Fleet.
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The master suite includes a dressing room and a bathroom with floating sinks, a tub and a walk-in glass shower.
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There are two additional bedrooms and a guest bathroom with retro aqua tile, double sinks and a separate shower and tub.
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Its water levels are rising even as the city sinks; its solutions to both problems have resulted in some serious boondoggles.
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He throws a smartphone to the explorer, who watches a courtroom reality show starring Chrissy Teigen and chuckles as he sinks.
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And after a blackout, with the dancers now vulnerable in their underwear, the mood of pitiful brokenness sinks further into cliché.
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But when the reality of getting in trouble to save time sinks in, traffic might just sound like a better option.
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Some of this sinks to the seafloor and is buried, and some is eaten by animals who are buried upon death.
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Paris Hilton built a mini mansion for her dogs, while Kim Kardashian&aposs home is famous for its bizarre bathroom sinks.
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There are fire pits used for cooking, a long row of porta potties, and portable sinks for washing hands and dishes.
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J.R. is completely turned around as he sinks to tag Jason, with his back to his man out on the wing.
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It feels exactly the same as before, they're back, and she sinks into the expansiveness that their friendship has always allowed.
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Eros and Thanatos occupy equal billing; as Jan incrementally recovers a bit more each time, Bess sinks further into moral turpitude.
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Most die off in the winter and decompose, leaving behind a rich layer of organic matter that gradually sinks into the earth.
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And as this new land settles down and sinks, sea water can find its way in through cracks, creating bursts of lava.
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After the 21st, you won't have quite the same lust for life as the sun sinks into practical Capricorn for a month.
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Miller's floating one moment, down beneath the surface the next; he rises and sinks so often that he risks getting the bends.
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But the thing that stuck with viewers for the next five days wasn't a member of Kim's family, it was her sinks.
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When air travels above the crater, it cools and sinks over the ice, building a sort of cool "shield" over the ice.
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"I've been in danger at sea, fishing and helping refugees, and my boat sinks in the safety of the harbor," he said.
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And yet, there remains a solid, ongoing base of support for this president no matter how low he sinks morally and politically.
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Like jumping into a swimming pool of jello, the player sinks down into a suspended state of total coverage by the game.
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Katie Hill sinks into an armchair in her office in the Longworth House Building in Washington, D.C., facing the massive wooden door.
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In the absence of regular showers and sinks, astronauts and cosmonauts use rinseless soap and shampoo and spit their toothpaste into washcloths.
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"If this is not part of your world experience, it kind of sinks down and you can forget about it," she said.
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One example is Howden Joinery, a London-based company that provides cabinets, flooring, sinks and other materials needed for a kitchen renovation.
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Before the dread sinks too deeply into the pit of your stomach, it's important to remember that this is just a blueprint.
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As he opens it with his trusty P-38 can opener, Steve's heart sinks as peanut butter oil spills around the edge.
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People couldn't stop talking about the mysterious sinks in the Wests' bathroom after the reality star answered Vogue's 73 questions last week.
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On our planet, warm water moves towards the poles along the ocean surface, but it eventually cools and sinks to the bottom.
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The modern loos also have separate sinks inside the ADA-stalls, family restrooms with changing tables and built-in custodial support closets.
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This new Micro-Sculpting Cream from Olay sinks right into your skin, is never greasy, and offers broad-spectrum SPF 30 protection.
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Maybe you like your Airbnb to come with a nice big living room or lots of light or his-and-her sinks.
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Arthur has a sleepy, remote affect, and if a conversation isn't stimulating enough for him he sinks into a kind of hibernation.
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When spilled, heavy fuel oil emulsifies on the water's surface or sinks to the seafloor, unlike lighter fuels which disperse and evaporate.
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And, the challengers conclude, because the individual mandate is intertwined with a multitude of ACA provisions, its invalidity sinks the whole law.
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If this sort of footage floats your boat (or sinks your submersible), then you should definitely keep an eye on NOAA's website.
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President, to deny climate change is to procrastinate while the Earth sinks; it is to deny a truth we have just lived!
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When it dies, the microalgae sinks to the bottom of the ocean, where it can snuff out ecologically important corals and seagrasses.
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Stock sell-off sinks mortgage rates In other words, borrowers should act now, as mortgage rates are expected to rise through 2016.
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"When you have this canopy overhead, if the boat sinks, and you are wearing your life jacket, you get trapped," Goodman says.
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The school was set up in an old brick building that, judging by the industrial-size sinks, used to be a cafe.
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I like the way that people reflect themselves in their homes, from their choice of decorations to the dishes in their sinks.
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Despite him telling me he's not very good, five of my billiards remain on the felt after he sinks the 8 ball.
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It's as hydrating as other, much richer formulas on the market, but absorbs easily, like a lotion, as it sinks into skin.
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Some things unique to being a woman on the road, silly stuff like removing your makeup in filthy sinks around the world.
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Consequently, he has spent a lot of time in France, where, he noticed, a lot of people had sinks in their bedrooms.
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We get into fixtures and bathrooms — not just toilets and sinks, but faucets and in-lighting fixtures and ceiling fans, et cetera.
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His reporting took him to slums where immigrants were packed into buildings with few sinks and toilets, or no plumbing at all.
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Still, there is much to learn as the threat of the Horde grows and Catra sinks deeper into the world of evil.
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Once warmer water reaches the area around the UK, it cools and sinks to the bottom of the Labrador and Nordic Seas.
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The place had one and a half bathrooms, but the full bathroom included two sinks plus a tub and a separate shower.
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Open showers partly walled by glass, generous marble sinks and white tile with black accents make the most of the small space.
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Razor blades, makeup, contact lenses, jewelry — you name it, it can fall into the sinks, since there's no cover for their pipes.
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Egged on by self-pitying plinks and moans on the soundtrack, the character soon sinks completely into a soggy swamp of platitudes.
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When she checks her work email that evening, her heart sinks: he's asked her yet again to go out for a drink.
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For zip code 19144 in the Philly suburbs, that number sinks to 50 people an ad for every dollar of ad spend.
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In other words, Mr. Draghi may still be able to procure a few more kitchen sinks to throw at Europe's economic problems.
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Their business model gets a few more years of life before it sinks into obsolescence, taking me and my job with it.
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Most of these members have declined to say they'll vote to do so, and if they don't, that sinks the repeal effort.
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So if Cruz, Lee and Paul actually vote against a repeal bill they don't think is strong enough — that sinks the bill.
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The sensors on toilets, sinks and soap and towel dispensers stopped functioning, leaving people futilely waving their hands in front of them.
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If Amazon sinks its teeth into this business, it may drive customers to buy products from Amazon instead of from Best Buy.
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Thursday, Day 3: It really sinks in that the new normal for at least the next few weeks may be exactly this.
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She has jussssssst enough information to be suspicious of Angela, so she sinks her teeth into that suspicion and doesn't let go.
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His razor-sharp wit moves at the speed of light: By the time one joke sinks in, he's already onto the next.
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Nothing is too prosaic to analyze: Toilets and sinks will report their water use; the garbage robots will report on trash collection.
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Amazon should have been honestly and openly vetted before it sinks its teeth into an already troubled culture of gentrification and inequality.
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That room has an en-suite bathroom with a glass walk-in shower, soaking tub and vintage vanity cabinet with double sinks.
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But once in Washington, he sinks into a morass of lobbyists, conspiracies and corruption, ultimately taking a bribe to resign his seat.
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The facility provides a bar of soap for bathroom sinks, and more is available for purchase at the commissary once a week.
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As half of Argentina erupts in delight and the other sinks into the deepest despair, Uranga will keep his emotions in check.
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There's at least 3 types of ongoing projects they might fund... Improving natural carbon sinks with forestry, soil and farmland management techniques.
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Too often the substantial sinks beneath the saucier stuff, yet another factor that favors the president and lets him off the hook.
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Others, including John Horgan, the premier of British Columbia, fear catastrophe if a tanker sinks or splits open off the province's coast.
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Use it on bathtubs, shower stalls, glazed ceramic tile, floors, sinks, garbage cans, toilet bowls, glazed porcelain, chrome, and acrylic plastic fixtures.
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They're a part of the city's existing Pit Stop program that erected bathrooms, sinks, and disposal bins for needles and dog waste.
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Behind the loft is a master suite that includes a bathroom with a vanity with twin sinks and a walk-in shower.
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The master bathroom includes double sinks and a sunken Roman tub with a shower head; the period-appropriate linoleum flooring is new.
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The fixtures and furniture, including classroom sinks and cubbies, were chosen with the ergonomics of three to six-year-olds in mind.
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The grey water tank holds used water from sinks and showers, while the black water tank contains human waste from the toilet.
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There comes a moment every winter when reality sinks in that the cold, dark days and long nights are nowhere near over.
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The master bedroom is next to the living room and has a bathroom with double sinks and a combined bath and shower.
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The master bathroom is surfaced in Porcelanosa porcelain tile and has a walk-in glass shower and a vanity with twin sinks.
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But Manny has an adorable habit of sleeping in sinks and the pictures of it really started to take off on Instagram.
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"What you did, your abdication of the throne did change my life, forever," she tells Edward, as he sinks into his wheelchair.
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Forests are oxygen factories and carbon sinks, yes, but they are also living organisms that are crucial to the earth's very survival.
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One of the least understood environments in the deep, these brine pools are areas where extremely saline water sinks to the bottom.
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The issue: There aren't enough bathrooms in the new Edmonton arena and now their media want everyone to start peeing in the sinks.
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Water filters for sinks run about $300 and shower filters can cost upwards of $203,000 on JD, a popular Chinese e-commerce site.
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"Bro, you scared to see a dead person?" one teen asks another just before Dunn sinks — with an audible cry — below the water.
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And never in this context, as legitimate debates about immigration policy grow increasingly toxic and as trust in government sinks to record lows.
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Some washes up on beaches, some sinks, and the rest floats to the surface, where currents sweep it into giant rafts of garbage.
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Settling down becomes more palatable when the sun sinks into Capricorn for a month on the 21st, making you long for stability again.
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With sinks not available for washing hair, stylists had dry shampoo and conditioning spray on hand to clean hair as best they could.
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It has branched out into granite sinks and is even in talks on setting up its first overseas factory in the United States.
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Visitors step gingerly across, looking down at bits of dirty cotton wool, phone cables, amplifiers, hospital sinks, broken eggs and unsettling brown stains.
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"Detectives found cleaned blood residue in the master bedroom, master bath, main bath, hallway and kitchen area and sinks," according to court records.
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The stainless-steel sinks are custom, too, while the countertops are solid Carrara marble and the island is butcher block and stainless steel.
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I'd walked in just as another woman was leaving, and because a wall separated the door from the sinks, she couldn't see me.
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What I didn't expect was its smooth disappearing act: The lightweight blend sinks into the skin, instead of slime-ing up its surface.
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In the 1980s the loos at English football grounds were vile and few, so supporters often resorted to using sinks or walls instead.
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If his popularity sinks and he's discredited by scandal, the GOP will pay a price at the ballot box well before he does.
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In my memory, half of that time was spent meticulously applying lotion, completely naked, in front of the long mirror by the sinks.
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This gel-cream hybrid sinks into skin to hydrate without adding shine, and includes licorice extracts to help reduce redness, scarring, and inflammation.
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Each object glimmers and sinks into the darkness of the black pigment that surrounds it like a drawing in the most luscious charcoal.
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That can lead to disillusionment when the reality sinks in that the technology just isn't appropriate for the majority of games right now.
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I start my usual morning routine: wash my face, skincare, and take care of the dogs and cat while my moisturizer sinks in.
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Knowing the 18-year alone is 7,000 yen ($63) a pour, my heart sinks as I calculate the price of losing the game.
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"The lower a species sinks, the closer it gets to the extinction threshold, the more difficult it is to get back," he said.
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It's bad enough to call Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals," but demanding to deport one's abuelita — grandmother — sinks Trump beyond saving or salvage.
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As co-editor Brandon Graham wrote in the magazine's final issue: "The ISLAND sinks now, but it's still there just beneath the waves."
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRihanna Gets Drake-Inspired TattooColin Kaepernick Donates $1 Million DollarsKanye Takes Boozin' To Another LevelSubway's Jared Fogle Sinks To New Low
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We take our haul—a decent one, all things considered—to the row of sinks, where we proceed to gut our shrimp alive.
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The USGS said this could happen in the coming weeks as lava inside Kilauea's crater sinks and interacts with groundwater, cause steam explosions.
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Trump, in contrast, stumbled terribly, because rather than rise in these moments of trauma and volatility, he sinks to being more, well, Trump.
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After seeing Dr. Akopian for some time, Rebecca sinks into further despair and eventually seeks additional help from a psychiatrist, Dr. Daniel Shin.
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Some members install sinks, toilets and tiled showers, as well as full-size refrigerators, countertops, espresso makers and daybeds (sleeping overnight is forbidden).
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An atmosphere of dejection gathers as the piano becomes fixated on a three-note pattern and the orchestra sinks into the bass regions.
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The AMAZON Rain FOREST IS ON FIRE THIS IS TERRIBLE IT'S ONE OF THE BIGGEST CARBON SINKS IN THE WORLD, Spread The Word.
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The shared bathhouse (an adventure for kids) is surprisingly modern with hot running water, showers, a flushing toilet (versus pump) and ceramic sinks.
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You'd run into hand sanitizer stations every few feet on the ship (as well as on CocoCay), as well as free-standing sinks.
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" Often, a first encounter with a WikiLeaks database submission can be overwhelming—as one former staffer told me, "My heart sinks a bit.
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The ship breaks into two halves, and one of them, which carries both the captain and the radio, sinks to the ocean floor.
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Bolton added that, once it sinks in that the U.S. doesn't plan to adhere to the deal, other nations will follow in suit.
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Willfully disturbing, they seem composed entirely of decay, using the functionality of ordinary objects, like sinks and cabinets, as both pedestals and hosts.
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One of those recommendations was to remove canopies from the boat, which prevent passengers from escaping in the event that the vessel sinks.
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Our HQ on the East Coast has hospital-grade pumps (way more efficient), sinks, recliners, and refrigerators, which would be amazing to have.
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CARDINALS' BARRAGE SINKS BREWERS Jhonny Peralta, Tommy Pham and Aledmys Diaz homered, helping Carlos Martinez and visiting St. Louis rout Milwaukee, 9-1.
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His sympathy for handiness and blue-collar skill is evidenced in his bull-god's ability to fix clogged sinks and wrecked muscle cars.
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Sporting khaki uniforms, the Scouts started positioning themselves two weeks ago on street corners of Port-au-Prince, the capital, with portable sinks.
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The fixtures and finishes include glass floor tiles and door hardware imported from Italy, and sinks and showers carved from Mongolian granite slabs.
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Between the second bedroom and master is a bathroom with double sinks and a marble-trimmed shower and tub with decorative frosted glass.
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The bathroom was airy and spacious, with double marble sinks, classic black-and-white tile and mercifully soft lighting atop brass-framed mirrors.
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Nevertheless, when I hear him say the words "bad" and "Harry Potter" in the same breath, my stomach sinks and my blood boils.
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It's only at night, when Ms. Nuñez begins to close her eyes after a long day, that it all sinks in, she said.
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Bathrooms are gender segregated, and feature composting toilets (that actually don't smell much at all) and sinks for brushing teeth and washing up.
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"In the U.K. it is so hard to find colored sinks and toilets, they tend to be vintage from the 1970s," he said.
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Like much of the sea-hugging world, the city is also facing an existential threat as the waters rise and its ground sinks.
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Upstairs, the master suite includes a large bedroom with hardwood floors and a marble bathroom with twin sinks and a walk-in shower.
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The nonprofit is raising money to place more sinks in the city and to ship them across state lines to other homeless communities.
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"Even more than that, these sinks can spark the conversation of what else we can do to help the homeless facing this pandemic."
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"We have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers, and other elements of bathrooms," he said at the time.
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Hot gas rises in the bright centers of the cells, cools and then sinks back down in the dark lanes separating the cells.
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For example, Farmer's Fridge will provide the department information about where hand-washing sinks are available to its drivers who stock the machines.
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"Forests are carbon sinks and the absence of them raises temperatures, because when there are no forests, atmospheric carbon dioxide increases," he said.
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The other tainted samples came from sinks used for cleaning or washing hands, which experts say are not cause for as much concern.
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There aren't enough carbon sinks to offset every iota of carbon from human activity, so they can't compensate for all of our emissions.
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The start-up modernizes their facilities, installing "touchless" lights, sinks, hand dryers and toilets, all operated by waving a hand across a sensor.
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Previously unseen emails show EPA officials' bewilderment and exasperation with President Trump's comments about toilets, sinks, showers, faucets, and other water-based appliances.
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But by 2040, Repsol will almost certainly have to turn to carbon capture technologies, or natural sinks like forests, to reach net-zero.
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There is also an oak, pull-chain toilet tank; gaslight fixtures in the attic; and a row of old sinks in the basement.
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Rubio rescues Timberwolves, sinks Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — The last time the Minnesota Timberwolves visited Oklahoma City, they were ran out of the gym.
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The rising tide also highlights that Home Depot and Lowe's are almost indistinguishable given their wide aisles of lumber, paint, sinks and tile.
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He has a family, a well-furnished, Nancy Meyers-approved mountain lodge, with an adorable daughter and one of those fancy rustic sinks.
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The new lavatories, which had smaller sinks and trash receptacles, were a bit taller than the traditional bathrooms, but narrower and less deep.
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Spacious and airy, our bathroom had a white marble floor, a large walk-in shower, double sinks and a free-standing copper bathtub.
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There is something dark and murky and repetitive about the whole enterprise, especially as everyone involved sinks deeper and deeper into the quagmire.
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As with season one, Campion's true target is the all-pervading patriarchy, and once she sinks her teeth in, she doesn't let go.
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The other half is hoovered up by the planet's carbon sinks—oceans and plants—in roughly equal quantities, slowing its accumulation in the atmosphere.
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To me, it signals the beginning of a new era of carbon cycle sciences and the study of the Earth's carbon sources and sinks.
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App Limits will let you set time limits on the apps that are more time sinks than time well spent (looking at you, Instagram).
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It also doesn't consider the massive emissions from deforestation, which destroys carbon sinks, or places that carbon can be sucked up by the land.
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It makes historic commitments to conserve our lands and oceans, not only preserving vital carbon sinks, but also creating new opportunities for rural communities.
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The portable toilets were clean, the walls around them disinfected, and the water at the plastic portable sinks to wash their hands was refilled.
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Grumbling to herself, she stalked to the sinks, wiped off the counter with the girl's hand towel, and launched it into the towel basket.
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She finished her work, set her bucket of cleaning supplies on the floor by the sinks, and performed one last inspection of the bathroom.
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The first room is outfitted as a restaurant kitchen with a fryer, sinks with dirty dishes, a flat top, burners and pots and pans.
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"Many people defrost raw meat products in sinks or rinse raw chicken and don't do more than run water to clean it," Gerba said.
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There are nearly 3,750 personnel fighting fires in Sonoma County alone, so it literally is a city, outfitted with outdoor sinks, bathrooms, and showers.
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One thing is certain: If the price of Bitcoin sinks further and further, "staff adjustments" at crypto startups large and small will be unavoidable.
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Let me be clear: It is a bad show, it is tanking, and I will not be sad when it finally sinks for good.
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The master is part of a suite with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with dual sinks and a jetted tub.
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Since the GOP-tilting precincts don't tilt as severely, the GOP vote sinks you'd craft to make a Democratic gerrymander aren't nearly as effective.
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Mr. Rachiele manufactures high-end sinks, though he told Gizmodo in a brief phone call today that he used to sell various home fixtures.
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For example, equipment innovations have led to units that flush, have hand washing sinks with running water available, and dramatically reduce or eliminate odors.
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Their sinks at first glance looked like solid, flat countertops with faucets but no drains, and many had questions about where the water goes.
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Seehofer is fighting to hang on to the CSU party chairmanship as the CSU sinks in the polls, 10 years after he became leader.
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In the proposal, Khan also calls for bathrooms that are easily accessible for people with disabilities by including features like adjustable sinks and toilets.
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My grandad looks at it, half figures out it says 'Roger Moore' – I have absolutely no idea who that is, and my hearts sinks.
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I think about the look of deference and awe on her face when he said I was Paul Sposato's daughter and my heart sinks.
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As the car slowly sinks under water, the driver tells Campion that he's OK and that he didn't think the water was so deep.
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X factor: Republican leaders are hoping that the realization sinks in among their reluctant colleagues that repeal will either happen this week or never.
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What we're watching: Whether ending individual tax cuts — as well as repealing the individual mandate — while keeping the lower corporate rate sinks the bill.
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My grandad looks at it, half figures out it says 'Roger Moore' - I have absolutely no idea who that is, and my hearts sinks.
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The reason, we're told: Trump's base — which drives more and more decisions, as his popularity sinks — likes the idea, and will love the fight.
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After two weeks' blissful ignorance of what is in his inbox, Gulliver's heart usually sinks when he returns to many hundreds of unread messages.
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As the reality slowly sinks in that they are going to be late for work, it is natural to wonder, who is to blame?
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When tar sands oil spills, the diluent evaporates pretty quickly — causing toxic, short-term air pollution — and leaves the heavy bitumen behind, which sinks.
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But whenever he sat, Brooklyn's offense plummeted to a team-low 99.9 points per 100 possessions, which sinks below the 30th ranked Philadelphia 76ers.
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But Wagner's idea was that Isolde sinks into death transfigured, now united with the dead Tristan — the only possible resolution of desire and passion.
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Bucks' buzzer-beater sinks Knicks NEW YORK — Giannis Antetokounmpo showed why he is the NBA leader when it comes to points in the paint.
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And you bite into human skin, the tooth sinks into the skin, and those ridges cause the skin to bunch up in different ways.
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As the reality of human-driven climate change increasingly sinks in around the world, it has provoked angst, denial, and species-wide self-loathing.
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These "smart kitchens," as they're called on the CloudKitchens website, can come with everything a restaurant or chef needs, like sinks, WiFi, and electricity.
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The adjoining dining area is also open to the kitchen, which has granite counters, a center island, two granite sinks and travertine stone floors.
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The bulk of the unmet capital needs, about 40 percent, are concentrated in apartment improvements, including repair and replacement of bathtubs, toilets and sinks.
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The master bedroom has panoramic views of the city, and the master bath has double sinks, a tub and stone-tiled, walk-in shower.
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The long-term effect is less clear, as the Sanders campaign has stopped running ads in later primaries and the campaign sinks into limbo.
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"There are broken sinks, there's no hand sanitizer, people don't have access to soap," Justine Olderman, executive director of Bronx Defenders, told The Intercept.
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The four upstairs bedrooms include a master suite with a walk-in closet and a bathroom with a granite-topped vanity and double sinks.
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TBS As this increasingly mind-boggling election cycle sinks even further into the weeds, a sense of exasperation has spread throughout late-night comedy.
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Trump came to the Capitol Tuesday to discuss plans to manage the economic response to the virus with Republicans, as the stock market sinks.
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When the implication of this sinks in, the rest of the world may well stop segmenting Nigerians and simply lose trust in them collectively.
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At LaSalle detention center, where he spent five months, he said there were five sinks, five toilets and five showers for around 110 people.
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Parton shows off her foldout bed and a narrow closet full of stage clothes which, she says, she washes by hand in motel sinks.
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Striving to maximize his profits, Ismay, in effect, sinks his ship, filled with British and American plutocrats who are served by a heroic crew.
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If the number sinks below that threshold, expectations may have to be adjusted downward again for the second quarter, which ends on June 30.
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They said there had been an increase in fire damage to closed-canopy forests, which act as carbon sinks and help mitigate global warming.
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In South Africa, where large parts of the country are facing droughts, we plug the sinks and fill it with water to wash dishes.
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All rooms have the same amenities — King-sized beds (though Cozy Rooms also offer twin beds), remote-controlled curtains, double sinks, and Nespresso machines.
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Trump loyalists say it's precisely that instinct which drives his successes, inasmuch as a hasty announcement that sinks markets can be viewed as successful.
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In the master bedroom suite are two closets and a bathroom with double ceramic sinks floating on a vanity created from a vintage cabinet.
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This happens because as the dollar sinks versus other currencies, PVH products get cheaper in other countries and foreign earnings translate into more dollars.
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As the foul-mouthed driver, Michael Glenn Murphy questions why the city sinks so much money into the festival, rather than deal with homelessness.
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And it's a lack of original voice that sinks "I'm Dying Up Here," a drama that takes the travails of comics all too seriously.
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To really stand out, they had to highlight what makes Manny different — his love of sinks and the way he "talks" (he coos emotively).
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If Mr. Trump wins and the stock market sinks, the Federal Reserve might be less likely to raise interest rates at its next meeting.
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Clean all hard surfaces -- such as flooring, concrete, wood and metal furniture, countertops, appliances, sinks and other plumbing fixtures -- with hot water and detergent.
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At one point, a man sinks from the sidewalk into the fiery pits of hell while Travis and his friends sit idly and watch.
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Thursday's panel is incredibly high-stakes for both Republicans and Democrats and could be a deciding moment in determining whether Kavanaugh's nomination ultimately sinks.
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He'll just hope voters are so overwhelmed that what sinks in for them is that, with Donald Trump, you will certainly get the most.
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The leftover film is thin and almost entirely unnoticeable — though not as invisible as you'll get with a chemical sunscreen that sinks into your skin.
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Even if anti-aging formulas aren't normally your go-to, this formula sinks in fast and protects your skin from future damage with SPF 50+.
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When they say "light," they aren't kidding — this Korean import sinks into the skin almost on contact, leaving your face feeling fresh and residue-free.
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No. 3 Villanova sinks Creighton with 3-pointers VILLANOVA, Pa. — Villanova's first 15 points on Wednesday night against Creighton came behind the 343-point arc.
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Being with them as the reality of their newfound freedom sinks in has made me love and appreciate my country more than I ever have.
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It's frustrating as these situations are totally avoidable and caused by fat, oil and grease being washed down sinks and wipes flushed down the loo.
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Its antioxidant-rich formulation, which includes sweet-almond oil, helps calm irritation and sinks into the skin quickly, leaving it moisturized — and leaving you happy.
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Its rich, creamy consistency sinks deep into skin to soothe and hydrate dry, flaky areas, while simultaneously replenishing it to a brighter, more vibrant state.
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Some of the most wretched sinks of white poverty, including depressed mining towns in Appalachian Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, have fallen heavily for him.
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And yet, as much as Yun stayed within his chosen constraints, and thought of his work symbolically, you never feel that he sinks into habit.
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The spider emerges behind the mouse and crosses the last six inches and then rears and sinks two black hooks down into the mouse's shoulder.
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The district said it has replaced two fountains and sinks in two rooms at Rose City Park and both now meet the safe-water standard.
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Once in a blue moon, a horror film comes along that you cannot shake — that sinks its claws deeper into your flesh if you try.
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But the series is unusually forthright in its politics, and while it does use analogies, it sinks its teeth into real-life bigotry as well.
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But the order also sinks in popularity when it's framed as a punitive blow against "refugees" — a potentially crucial distinction for opponents of the ban.
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This means the risk of high health care costs is relatively concentrated, and the union sinks or swims on the strength of its own finances.
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The kit I purchased comes with heat sinks, which you might want to use, since the Pi can get pretty hot when playing certain games.
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Fletcher Building Ltd sinks as much as 7.4 percent to its lowest in around four months after it said the global market outlook was uncertain.
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But we did see Blunt pulling umbrellas out of sinks and diving into bubblebaths and whatnot, so it appears she's up to her usual tricks.
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Whether his erratic behavior sinks him in the end, meanwhile, is likely to have less to do with political perceptions than with actual policy outcomes.
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I don't want to reveal too much, but if you enjoy robots, laughs, and web-related time sinks, this surprise is right up your alley.
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When it is at full speed the floor suddenly sinks down, leaving the riders stuck to the wall with a pressure double their own weight.
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Unemployment in Israel is near an all-time low, at 4.5%, and Teva's highly qualified employees would find new jobs if the firm sinks further.
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Some researchers think that something could be happening to the carbon "sinks" like the ocean and forest, which help store excess carbon and curb warming.
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Why it matters: If carbon sinks are in trouble, levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases could continue to rise, even as emissions rates continue to drop.
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In a tweet on Monday, Ocasio-Cortez said that the types of sinks available to detainees for water were attached to the tops of toilets.
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It's important to start collecting right away: if the salt isn't scooped up quickly enough, it sinks to the bottom and will start to curdle.
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You can find more, like new watches, hard drives, and even new sinks, under the new banner available exclusively to Prime members though July 31.
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Maple Leafs' four-goal flurry sinks Flyers TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs started fast on Friday night, then let the Philadelphia Flyers make their run.
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Forests are often considered a place where carbon is sucked out of the air and sequestered in the soil and vegetation (known as "carbon sinks").
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Amid worsening rainstorms, the impact of this is that the more the city sinks, the more the pipes break and the more New Orleans floods.
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The sector's problems put off investors and create "tremendous fiscal pressure on the government", which sinks large sums in subsidizing state-supplied power, Jha said.
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There have been some blatantly modern iterations with sinks and tubs that look like giant round bowls, right-angled faucets, square showerheads and futuristic lighting.
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The lost equipment — or ghost gear — sinks each year into marine habitats, while additional studies show plastics are accumulating in our oceans at alarming rates.
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I haven't made it past the third area, and every time I fail, knowing I'm headed back to the first two areas, my heart sinks.
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Opponents respond that the carbon sinks that new trees provide could not occupy the same time-frame as the atmospheric carbon that would be released.
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The bacteria in drainpipes may also be infecting hospital patients, researchers think, since the same pathogens found in the sinks were also found in patients.
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Instead, they have a top-ten offense that sinks to the bottom five (as efficient as the Chicago Bulls) when Beal isn't on the floor.
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You get it—no one wants to visit a bathroom stall (especially one without sinks) at a music festival more often than they need to.
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"This foil-backed sheet delivers a one-way surge of skin-restoring concentrate that sinks deep to repair skin during the graveyard shift," she writes.
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The master suite has two walk-in closets, a laundry room and a bath with a tub, a shower, an enclosed toilet and double sinks.
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The U.S. complaint, which dates back to at least 2012, covers Chinese-made products that include solar panels, steel sinks, kitchen shelving and citric acid.
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The master suite, which was created in the 1980s, has arched bookshelves, vigas and a bathroom with double sinks, a shower and an enclosed garden.
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Some were leaning back, getting a shampoo at the sinks in the shelter's barbershop, where a striped lit-up barber's pole spun outside the door.
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At the end of the first episode, as she sinks into a hot bath, her skin is revealed to be a thicket of scar tissue.
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When it ends in a death spiral of garbage rewards and gatekeeping and strung-out unrewarding time sinks, we mourn it what could have been.
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It hasn't specified exactly which projects it will fund, but it expressed interest in initiatives that would improve natural carbon sinks like forests and soil.
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Its approach resembles that of a crocodile, rather than a snake: It waits, pounces, and then sinks back beneath the surface, happy to wait again.
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I was surprised the sinks were metal — and that they remained fairly clean throughout the whole journey, even though I never saw anyone cleaning them.
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She conjured a bathroom with a steam shower and a four-person Jacuzzi, outfitted with the tiles and sinks purchased on a trip to Mexico.
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For apartment dwellers, that means doling out envelopes of cash to the people who open the doors, clean the halls and repair your leaky sinks.
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Mikulski recalled that the Rules Committee, which controlled such matters, wanted to create an elegant place with a chandelier and little sinks with slim legs.
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Time awaiting interview scheduling, time spent doing background checks, and time the consular officer spends making a final decision, among other time sinks, isn't counted.
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The master bathroom has two walk-in closets, a pair of vanities and sinks separated by a large glass shower, and more white oak cabinetry.
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The master has vaulted ceilings, a sitting area, a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with dual sinks, a soaking tub and shower.
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After each workout, I sprinted past the sinks and vanities in the locker room so I couldn't get sucked into a staring contest with myself.
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Regardless of whether Snap soars or sinks, its offering will significantly enrich its earliest investors, notably Mr. Spiegel and the company's other founder, Robert Murphy.
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"We are all in the same boat, and if part of the boat sinks, eventually, the rest of it goes down, too," Mr. Carson said.
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The more land burns, the more carbon dioxide (CO2) gets released into the atmosphere, and the more trees — which act as natural carbon sinks — disappear.
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