SOAK Back at home, around 7, the girls get into the bathtub in our bathroom for a nice, long soak.
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Soak the cotton balls: Fill a small bowl with OPI's Nail Polish Remover and soak 10 cotton balls in it.
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Apparently, "You can press a button and in a scary gravelly old man voice he says 'Soak soak soak my aching feet' and the legs/feet move up and down," so at least now you won't sleep tonight.
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My washer has a soak mode, but you can also just fill up the washer and let it soak on its own.
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As you plot the days you're planning on going to the beach to soak up the sun, thieves are also rubbing their hands in anticipation to soak up your valuables.
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Click through to remember the mantra: soak, rinse, and repeat!
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Have you ever wanted to soak in avocado or elotito?
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We can't wait to soak up every single splendid scene.
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I just need carbs to soak up the alcohol, right?
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Watch this guy soak a chicken in pickle juice overnight.
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Land — using forests to soak up carbon — is another component.
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"I'm still trying to soak it all in," he continued.
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The bun really does soak up all of the juices.
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Then I can soak in the atmosphere of the ballpark.
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The frozen ground was unable to soak up the water.
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I walk through the West Village and soak it in.
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Scrape the seeds out and soak it in cold water.
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Or they soak them in a solution containing brake fluid.
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So when I crowd surf, I just soak the crowd.
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Starting your day with a quick soak feels slightly luxurious.
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Soak it all in, then come back to this column.
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It's lovely to soak up vitamin D while walking home.
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Chickpea milk has a few simple steps: soak, blend, strain.
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Maybe it was leaving the Dutch oven to soak overnight.
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However you choose to experience the eclipse, soak it up.
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I get a washcloth and soak it in warm water.
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Soak the leaves in fresh water for a few hours.
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Soak the "logs" in water and let them dry completely.
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I soak all my clippers, my combs, everything I have . . .
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Soak the microfiber cloth in the egg and alum mixture.
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Soak for 10 minutes, then drain and dry thoroughly. 2.
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Soak up more wisdom with the full interview right here.
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She recommends using the soak-and-smear technique (soak for 10 minutes, then pat on moisturizer or oil as soon as you step out), especially if you have skin that tends to get dry.
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Just take a minute and soak up the power in that.
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I've had trouble sleeping lately, and apparently a warm soak helps.
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Soak the mushrooms for 10 minutes, then strain, discarding the water.
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Soak a cotton pad with hydrogen peroxide and rub your nails.
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Consider how easily present-day tech companies soak up user data.
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It is only then that you can go for a soak.
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Kourtney Kardashian knows how to soak up the sun in style!
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"Almost every day I have a long, hot soak," she said.
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Herbal Bath Soak Blend of Epsom & Dead Sea Salt, $25; amazon.
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I want to soak in every waking second with my family.
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Click on let all those cozy autumn feels soak right in.
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Even if it is, soils probably can't soak up carbon indefinitely.
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Ahead, click on to soak in Bella and Rihanna's styling prowess.
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Soak slices in the egg mixture for 4 minutes, turning once.
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"Odor can be managed by just plain water soak," she adds.
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Just got to really soak it in and enjoy the moment.
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Surfacing, I soak in the sweet vibes of London's purest spot.
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The Italians did not sit back, did not soak up anything.
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There's tons of outdoor space to soak in the picturesque views.
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Like the soak, it is intended solely for beautifying, not consumption.
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The government pumps in money, and the colleges soak it up.
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They take the long route to soak up the water views.
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Wetlands and parks can soak up storm runoff and excessive rain.
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Just go read and soak it up like a hot bath.
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"I think you soak it in through osmosis," Elliott said Wednesday.
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I try a little, to soak up its characteristic bitter flavor.
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You can start by relaxing in a healing cannabis bath soak.
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Meanwhile, soak the noodles in water for 1 minute, then drain.
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Don't soak the pan, but do clean it immediately after use.
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Make your soak time even better with a handmade bath bomb.
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Soak for about 1 hour, then strain, discarding the seeds. 2.
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The master bathroom features a deep-soak tub and steam shower.
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I soak up anything coming from the house," he said. "Mr.
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Then serve it with something pliant to soak up the sauce.
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He brought his grandchildren downtown to soak up the pregame vibe.
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To play it on a loop, to soak in the lyrics.
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I took exceptional care of the beans, the soak, the milk.
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Bella's the most recent celeb to soak up the Dominican sun.
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Encouragingly, a fix would soak up only 38% of total investment.
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And afterward, other science says, reward yourself with a warm soak.
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Soak peppers in vinegar in a saucepan for 1 hour. 2.
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"The challenge for me is to come out here and enjoy it, soak up the crowd, soak up the fact that as Australians we get to spend the first month in Australia," she said earlier this month.
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But the real trick is to soak the sponge in water first.
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We just wanted to present that, and let people soak it up.
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Dried-out bread will soak up the stock without turning to mush.
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But the seas can only soak up so much of the gas.
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Give your mom an excuse to soak in the tub for hours.
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Most people hit the beach to relax and soak up the sun.
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I spray in some dry shampoo to try to soak it up.
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Soak the potatoes for 30 minutes, then drain and dry thoroughly. 2.
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Soak goji berries in boiling water until soft, about 10 minutes. 2.
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This weekend, take a load off and soak in some vintage giggles.
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I didn't "soak up every moment" — especially those from 2-4 a.m.
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"It&aposs a moment I&aposm trying to soak up and savor."
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I lay in bed for a bit and soak up the morning.
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I'm trying to soak it all in and not mess it up.
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"He would soak for hours, at any time of day," said Goss.
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She also made time for a lakeside hot-tub soak with wine.
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Besides, who doesn't feel better after a soak in a hot bath?
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But, if you're like me, you'll stop and soak it all in.
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But I tried to soak it all in at the same time.
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For the goji berries, soak goji berries in orange juice overnight. 4.
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Wait 20 minutes and then soak it in a bucket of water.
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After showering, I was set loose to soak among these stunning views.
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Bath bombs are so much more than a flashy way to soak.
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Add the chilies, remove from heat, and let soak for 303 minutes.
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The secret then, says Lopes, is to soak them in lukewarm water.
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And that is what happens when you soak one child in shame
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It's meant to be used to soak everything up, just like bread.
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Cover the pan and let the rice soak for 26 minutes. 211.
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Now for your soak-the-rich positions on taxes and economic policy.
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Angela reassured her that the top didn't matter—they could soak it.
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Enjoy a relaxing, soothing spa-like soak with an inflatable hot tub.
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Pros: Sturdy and soak-proof, budget-priced, microwavableCons: Design choices are limited
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In Spain, these men happily soak up the sun at the beach.
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Let the sounds swirl around your room and soak into your skin.
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Drain, rinse, and soak for an additional 15 minutes in more water.
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Soak the onion in cold water for 20 minutes, then drain. 2.
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The trees soak up carbon dioxide, converting it to wood and leaves.
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It had never occurred to me to soak a brownie in eggnog.
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Sit there, soak in the atmosphere, have a negroni and just chill.
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Completely soak your case in the solution for 5 to 10 minutes.
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After a soak in Calistoga's mud pools, you'll need to tidy up.
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Add the shoes and let them soak for several hours — preferably overnight.
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Or should I soak in the moment as deeply as I can?
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I need the carbs to soak up the alcohol for the night.
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Sometimes he'd just take a quick break to soak in the moment.
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Serve it with steamed basmati rice to soak up all the sauce.
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I leave them all to soak overnight in jars of piss. Really?
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Often, you won't want to, but rather soak in the atmosphere instead.
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Go outside and soak in natural elements for two to fifteen minutes.
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In today's 360 video, soak in one of the country's geothermal pools.
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I'll run an amazing, luxurious Epsom salt and lavender bath and soak.
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The bathroom has marble floors, a deep-soak tub and steam shower.
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I'm an open book and I'm trying to soak it all in.
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We were finally able to celebrate and soak up all of that emotion.
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While R. stays asleep, I draw a bath and soak for a while.
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You don't get too many nights like this, you gotta soak it up.
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We soak up the details, realizing surely how often we are not present.
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Even at a spruced-up Deutsche, costs will soak up 70% of revenues.
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Do you need one that'll soak up all of your Bikram-induced sweat?
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While he leaves his pots to soak overnight, the boat experiences a problem.
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Turn off the Burmester sound system's 23 speakers and soak in the silence.
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Let the dish soak in sudsy water with a bit of baking soda.
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I mean, can we all just take a minute to soak it in?
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Buses kick up waves that stream over Gore's galoshes and soak his socks.
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I take out the beans to soak and finish up my grocery list.
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Shouldn't a long soak be enjoyed sparingly so you can appreciate its luxuriousness?
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Tamika Clegg had brought her daughter Kennedy, 7, to soak in the atmosphere.
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Time to soak up the final days of sun before it's too late.
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Trump's plans are like trying to soak up the ocean with a sponge.
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Soak in water (preferably rainwater or distilled water) for 3-24 hours. 3.
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I just really tried to soak it all up while I was there.
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Anyway, soak up the 2 minute and 45 second slice of happiness above.
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Me leaving the pot in the sink because "it needs to soak" pic.twitter.
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Robert Whittaker's job was to soak up those attacks and keep Romero working.
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An unanticipated borrowing binge by America's government will soak up some global savings.
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So I think it's important to be there to soak it all in.
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Click through, add to cart, and ready yourself to soak up the sun.
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Soak the beans and chickpeas in a large bowl of water overnight. 2.
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The water won't soak in, you can just dump it off the top.
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Soak it all up like an Absolut cocktail in the Interior Illusions lounge.
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Some demand is now appearing to soak up some of that excess supply.
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Prepare the clambake: Soak a canvas tarp in the ocean and set aside.
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Set aside for 15 minutes to allow bread to soak up custard. 4.
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Peak through the pics to soak in Tran in her birthday suit. #Gifted
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"You have to soak it up for sure, just enjoy it," Benson said.
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Food and Drink:Do: Soak up your impending hangover next door at Donair King.
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Soak it all in and enjoy this moment…it's all yours babe #fortday2016inspirit.
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Clinton in the dark as her two rivals soak up the political spotlight.
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Residents returned home after midnight and began to soak in what had transpired.
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With that in mind, soak in this Facebook Live video of Craig David.
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Make the ponzu base: Soak the kombu in cold water for 15 minutes.
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I'll see you at Panorama, trying to soak up all the clean vibes.
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If using dried noodles, first soak them in hot water for 30 minutes.
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A couples' soak runs about $295 with your choice of drink and appetizers.
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You could soak in a luxurious tub while taking in the Malibu coast.
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The trees lining the hill beyond it seemed to soak up the darkness.
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This clue is referring to the springs one might soak in at SPAS.
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I'm here to soak up the magic of Boobie, who is a dog.
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He stood before the whole world and let them soak it all in.
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"The line here can't be and shouldn't be soak the hospitals," he said.
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Feel the various textures of the sand as the waves soak into it.
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Rewarm ears, nose and cheeks with warm cloths; re-soak and reapply repeatedly.
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He wanted to be in SoHo, where he could soak up fresh ideas.
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Soak or don't, use the slow cooker or the stove top, he said.
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They want to soak up some of the media attention from these primaries.
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You need a proper bread to soak up the marinades and the sauces.
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You have one programming-packed day to soak up everything this conference offers.
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Cabanas are also available to rent as part of the hotel's SOAK offerings.
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Soak the rich tax policy is not an economic growth or jobs strategy.
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Whichever the case, soak in its bubbly and slithering Missy Elliott-throwback production.
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I soak black beans overnight to put in the Crockpot in the morning.
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Hanging out together, making programs, trying to just soak up our sporting experience.
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"I want to soak up as much knowledge before he's gone," Alexander said.
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Workers were also using absorbent pads and blankets to soak up the oil.
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But Bridie Monds-Watson, who performs as SOAK, is not most of us.
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Soak salt cod in water to cover for 6-8 hours or overnight.
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You've got months ahead of you to go outside and soak up the sun.
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Add new plants, host get-togethers, and get ready to soak up the season.
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The average woman might take a Tylenol, soak their feet and suck it up.
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I soak some black-eyed peas to make akkra (black-eyed pea falafels) later.
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Bathtub tray Give your mom an excuse to soak in the tub for hours.
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Robust appetite from Japanese and South Korean buyers could help soak up excess supplies.
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So slather on the sunblock, stretch out and soak up this week's Good Stuff.
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But eaters can reportedly sweat so hard that they soak their clothes or sheets.
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Have you gotten a chance to process and soak in the past few months?
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Soak a cotton pad in the liquid and wipe it all over your face.
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Let the mixture soak for 10 minutes, then add the ground beef and pork.
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Now, celebs can soak with a 24-karat, $105 gold "Royal Chakra Bath Bomb."
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Users are encouraged to don headphones and soak themselves in the tranquil accompanying music.
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Attendees are supposed to soak up music and craft beer without thinking about logistics.
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Break out your magnifying glasses and soak it in, you're on the Millennium Falcon.
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Foxconn, unusually, is allowed to soak up lots of water from nearby Lake Michigan.
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So, all we could really do was soak in the sights, emotionally and digitally.
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It's harder to soak off than LED gels, which are formulated for easy removal.
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People were clamoring to soak up these advertisements because they really were that good.
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That's why they soak their bites in brandy each year when the time comes.
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For now, I sit back and soak up the sun with summer's darkest cocktail.
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Add in the chicken stock, stirring, to coat and soak into the bread completely.
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Let the salty water cool, add the cabbage, and allow it to soak overnight.
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It might need to issue debt to soak up cash from citizens and government.
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It's do dope to be here to soak in all that black girl magic.
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After the beans soak up all that wine goodness, they're dried and roasted again.
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It's the sort of sideline people improvise in straitened times to soak vulnerable marks.
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Soak in that glorious 4K with HDR before you have to start paying up.
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A quick soak is said to ease muscle pain, joint damage, and skin conditions.
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Many Americans have headed there again since detente to soak up its historic atmosphere.
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Softened carrots soak up sauce, but there's no point in marinating them in advance.
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Also, the Agriculture Department may buy their products to help soak up excess inventory.
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Allow it to soak for 153 minutes and then agitate it with your hands.
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The extra surface area and curly shape allowed for more sauce to soak in.
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Aah … after a long day, wouldn't you love a relaxing soak in the tub?
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Decades of development have also paved over land that used to soak up rainwater.
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CZI's Landed fund will soak up both, and reinvest proceeds in other down payments.
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Alcohol must be added constantly in order for them to soak through [the animals].
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Cover it in cold water and soak for at least 4 hours or overnight.
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Madani's paintings soak up that blood, extrapolating upon an inevitable moment of man's decline.
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In a medium saucepan, soak the kombu in the milk for 1 hour. 2.
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Still, people travel from all parts of the world to soak in Ibusuki sand.
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Soak Up Culture Chicago has a fantastic and affordable culture scene, Ms. Owen said.
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Soak the glass noodles in cold water and start boiling another pot of water.
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If using wooden skewers, soak them in water for 20 minutes to prevent burning.
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Those four are expected to soak up much of the attention and camera time.
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Dried corn is cooked in water with calcium hydroxide and left to soak overnight.
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Cover the cashews with water and soak for five to six hours or overnight.
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The other fibers soak up rays all day and glow when it gets dark.
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The Sonic Soak is basically a miniature washing machine that fits in your pocket.
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Given a topic like "popular music", I will soak up more than is reasonable.
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Soak it in, and we'll be back to recap the shows on Tuesday morning.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) slammed her for trying too hard to soak the rich.
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Kurtz puts out a gentle reminder to go out and soak in some sun.
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They can also soak up a some more British Columbia heritage at Fisgard Lighthouse...
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We wanted to see if we could soak up a little of their wisdom.
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Since moving to the Gulshan-e-Zia area of the slum in Karachi nine years earlier, Javed had poured waste into the soak pit, a porous chamber that lets sewage soak into the ground and is often used by communities that lack toilets.
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All they require is some misting or a quick soak if the going gets tough.
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Make the cake soak: Mix all together in a small bowl and set aside. 3.
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The biscuits soak up all the delightful cooking juices and a state of nirvana ensues.
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"The best way to remove fiberglass is to soak it off in acetone," Hinckson says.
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"I've just been trying to soak it in and learn everything I can," Miller says.
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Just sit there and soak up all that knowledge of something that is obviously dope.
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Sometimes, it's simply a chance to soak up the beauty of the location she's visiting.
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Then I put a healthy dose of Olaplex 230 in my hair to soak in.
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Like he was trying to soak all this in, so it could fill him up.
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You can simply ask to skip the soak, because a dry manicure actually is best.
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One of the reasons was to soak up some of this huge supply of batteries.
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The home also offers plenty of outdoor space, to soak up the beautiful natural surroundings.
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And even after Mr Sewing's surgery, costs are expected to soak up 70% of revenues.
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HG Tip: Before assembling, soak wooden skewers in water for 30 minutes to prevent burning.
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If you are a planner or have a sensitive digestive system, go ahead and soak.
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I'd soak a package of tissues with tears in the airport every time I left.
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Be careful not to soak the mattress (moisture can create mold and damage the padding).
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Use a pastry brush to lightly soak the blue cake layer with the simple syrup.
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Farrah is never one to be modest ... and there's nothing unassuming about this summertime soak.
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He still can't wear shoes and has to soak the afflicted areas in bleach water.
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Now, it's an even more affordable way to soak up all that great Prime content.
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Check out the video ... soak up the soul ... and don't act like you're not impressed.
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Fermented beauty products are believed to soak into your skin more easily and reduce oiliness.
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Soak the corn bread slices, 4 at a time, on both sides in egg mixture.
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HG Tip: If using wooden skewers, soak in water for 20 minutes to prevent burning.
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Soak in the riverfront and skyline views, and post-picnic, check out the botanical gardens.
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Pots and plates soak in water with detergent and cutlery goes in its own receptacle.
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Many Cubans have relatives in the US and they soak up Americans sports and culture.
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You're meant to soak in this world, this story, over multiple weeks if not months.
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Then the pro let Kate Somerville eye balm soak in while applying a wrinkle treatment.
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This week, she said that she was simply making time to soak up the moment.
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Trees and grasses and shrubs, as they grow, soak up CO 2 from the air.
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Some things were known: Two drops of milk on a Cheerio will just soak in.
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Just to be, and soak it in, rather than conquer it and tick a box.
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The first is to mix two capfuls into your bath water for a hydrating soak.
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Jensen tried to soak it in olive oil to ignite, but that didn't work either.
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What you need is a court historian who can soak up palace gossip and intrigue.
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I soak chia seeds overnight and then do chia seeds and matcha in the morning.
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The storms soak up heat from the ocean surface, providing the cyclones fuel to intensify.
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Here, our favorite ways to see (and scrub and soak and smear and suds) red.
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Just sit back, light up, and soak in the killer cinematography and extremely chill soundtrack.
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Oh, yeah, and then you light the plantains on fire while they soak in Henny.
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Are you going to be able to choose your own hop varietal to soak in?
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In a large bowl, cover chickpeas and baking soda with water and soak overnight. 2.
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The greasy sausage meat, breadcrumb coating, and hard-boiled egg all help soak up booze.
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That means vegetation that would normally be able to soak up floodwater no longer exists.
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Soak up the sun while you can; the rest of the week is looking glum.
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If using dried beans, soak them in room-temperature water overnight for about 12 hours.
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Stir in the stock and allow the bread to soak through, about 5 minutes. 13.
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But the recent news that sunscreen ingredients can soak into your bloodstream has caused concern.
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One great (and free) way to soak up the holiday is to take this Dec.
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My job was to cut his garnishes, stock his booze, and soak in his wisdom.
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The best way to sanitize a sponge is to soak it in a bleach solution.
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Afterward, I soak the capers in a little white wine while assembling the other ingredients.
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Boren stands to absorb the credit or soak up the blame depending on the outcome.
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These inquisitive young humans soak in the culture around them, imbibing some profoundly warping ideas.
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TL;DR: Snag the essential Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner from the Mashable Shop for $115.59.
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After raising a whopping $2.9 million on Indiegogo, the Sonic Soak is actually affordable too.
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So soak up the rays and the smell of cocoa butter while you still can.
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Survival Life touts feminine hygiene products, even for men, to soak up blood from wounds.
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The expansive and breezy outdoor space invites passengers to soak up life on the river.
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You may have heard the cliché that little kids soak up new languages like sponges.
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Soak in the view of the wildflower super bloom now on display in Southern California.
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You let it soak, and it's a great cleanser that makes your skin very soft.
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I used to follow the conventional wisdom: Always soak, to help them cook more quickly.
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They wander at first, then find direction; they deepen and soak in, rather than evaporate.
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The onions soak up the rendering chicken fat; the chicken absorbs the heady onion steam.
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High tax rates failed to soak the rich because they sheltered their income from taxes.
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We all sit at the beach for a few hours and soak up the sun.
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I could soak in the aroma even when my head wasn't bent over the bowl.
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If your veggies are wilted, a five-minute soak in ice water will restore them.
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The deluges soak into the soil, but the soil can only absorb so much water.
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And even if they don't soak in the culture, they can still enjoy the beverage.
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Like I've awoken from one of those dreams where you cry and soak your pillow.
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However, it will take decades for trees to grow and soak up that much carbon.
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Willa will absolutely soak Texas today, which is already dealing with flooding in some parts.
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He'd regularly depart from the podium for a short walk to soak up their adulation.
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"We're just trying to soak it in and have as much fun, us two, as possible."
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Soak a circle of cake in the rum mixture and place on top of the mascarpone.
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I leave it on the counter to soak in and plan to add another coat later.
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Hurricane damage and forest fires Named storms are known for their ability to soak and devastate.
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Others break the flauta in half and let each half completely soak in the spicy liquid.
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Enterprise and others are building new or expanding existing lines to soak up the new production.
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I also soak some of the dried mushrooms for "Ma's Baked Spring Rolls" from Wicked Healthy.
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Days like this are incredibly rare, so I soak up the sunshine and the free time.
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Their reaction centers use different light-absorbing pigments and soak up different portions of the spectrum.
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Working 1 at a time, soak each slice, 1 minute per side, in vanilla-cream mixture.
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First of all, take a moment to soak up all the fake accoutrements on each machine.
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One for the song, one for the subtitles, and one to soak in the chaos ensuing.
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But Mr. Punke hasn't been able to soak up his long-awaited moment in the spotlight.
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An economy that big can soak up a lot of Boeings, soya and liquefied natural gas.
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Stop flinching and really look at it, soak in the kaleidoscope of colors washing over it.
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Just let it slide—maybe with a slap of the wrist—and soak up the attention.
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You get a rag and put some water in it, soak yourself and towel yourself off.
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The new features could soak up more user attention and lead them to see more ads.
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I crumble feta on toward the end and soak it up with more toasted olive bread.
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New Yorkers should soak in these relatively scooter-less streets and public spaces while they can.
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Through photosynthesis green plants of all kinds do soak up carbon dioxide in order to grow.
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It has been selling treasury securities almost four times a week to soak up naira liquidity.
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We need to re-release that 'cuz nobody really got a chance to soak into it.
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Soak up some culture at a modern art museum or expand your horizons at the planetarium.
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The idea being we can stick out buns in said avocado and soak up the sun.
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Phytoplankton soak up CO2 and spit out oxygen, helping keep the planet a pleasant human habitat.
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"I would tell myself just to be present and soak in every single moment," she said.
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And we could soak it all in from the safe confines of our flower-wallpapered bedrooms.
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"Passive" investment vehicles, like those low-fee index funds, now soak up enormous amounts of cash.
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Make the panna cotta: Soak the gelatin leaves in cold water until soft, about 203 minutes.
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Think of it as a kind of Radox muscle soak for the mind, if you will.
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The Social Democrats want to soak the rich; the CSU wants rather to protect family businesses.
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When I'm not being bothered by strangely aggressive alien creatures, I just soak in the view.
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Soak the marrow in a water salt (3%) solution for a day, changing the brine twice.
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Just sign up for a free trial, soak in the cuteness, and cancel before you're charged.
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Yet even modestly sized carriers will inevitably soak up a good proportion of stretched military budgets.
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It's a really entertaining way to soak up skills from the best entrepreneurs of our time.
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Rub it into your damp skin, give it a minute to soak in, and you're set.
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The only escape I would have was just to go soak in the bathtub and cry.
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But, for policymakers, other industries are stepping in to soak up some of those laid off.
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Place corn in cold salty water, and let soak at least 1 hour before grilling. 3.
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With it being Memorial Day weekend, why connect with mother nature and soak up some sunshine.
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Soak those in water and dump a couple of handfuls on the fire when you cook.
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But here's the thing: dry shampoo does so much more than simply soak up unwanted oil.
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Let them soak for five minutes, and then wipe the vinegar away with a damp towel.
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Observe Geri during this fruitful moment and soak up the glory of a human at work.
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Some sneak off to soak themselves in the kusuri-yu (medicine water) while their eggs cook.
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Soak it all in, it'll be a while before we see anything like this from Georgia.
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Soak the dried noodles in hot water until pliable and opaque; drain, rinse, and drain well.
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The plants emit green light and soak up blue and red light, hence the magenta color.
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I allow myself 10 to 15 minutes with no sunscreen to really soak in the sun.
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If they get soft, soak them in a bowl of ice water until they firm up.
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If you want it spicy, chop the chili and let the seeds soak into pickle juice.
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Some would do best to stow their gadgets and just sit and soak it all in.
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If you own a wood cutting board, don't soak it — the wood can swell and split.
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If I soak a cracked dish, the stains seem to be gone — but are they really?
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Then plug the Sonic Soak into an outlet, drop it in the water, and press start.
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Ms. Yang plunged the fabric into the dye bath, making sure to soak each section thoroughly.
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Serve with simply cooked broccoli (or broccoli rabe) and rice to soak up the pan sauce.
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China is combating coastal flooding with "sponge cities" that soak up excess water from torrential rains.
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Not only would the car shake, but a giant tanker would explode and soak the audience.
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In return, he allows her to soak up some of his brilliance, as if by osmosis.
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On top, slabs of white bread soak up the coconut milk and slowly turn into cake.
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You could admire it and soak it in, or you could just as well ignore it.
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To do it all of every day is to take a soak in an acid bath.
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I decided to take a soak in the tub, and afterward, found it impossible to drain.
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Bathing buffs are more drawn to a warm-water soak as a physical and emotional palliative.
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A bathtub was important to Ms. Retzloff, so she could soak in Epsom salt after dancing.
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Grab a handful and soak in the buttery batch of celebs to see the popcorn pics.
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To make the breadcrumbs, soak the each slice of bread in 1 teaspoon of hot sauce.
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Cover with a couple more tablespoons of the mascarpone cream and soak one more piece of cake.
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Obviously, millions of white people who love to soak up sun do not develop severe skin cancer.
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Nothing to do but go back to the cubby and Soak a romcom until I pass out.
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No matter how soothing a soak can be, you're actually just gross and unhygienic, the naysayers argue.
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Soak in the painful heartbreak and know that if you happen to have an equally awful Feb.
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We take a few pictures and soak in the view before deciding another snack is in order.
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After a few soak tests of my own, I can confirm the X Performance is indeed waterproof.
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"504 gangster, New Orleans soldier / bangin' underwater, fuck around and soak ya" is a sick opening couplet.
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Flood waters soak into farm fields and undeveloped areas, and slowly trickle back down into the aquifers.
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But before you call it a week, take a moment to soak in the beauty of friendship.
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This 19th installment brings us to a bathroom where we'd never, ever go for a pampering soak.
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Click through to soak in their secrets — and then give the style trick a spin for yourself.
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Soak up the adventure, and when your time as first lady has ended, a glorious life awaits.
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He admitted to being nervous, but also said he took the time to soak up his surroundings.
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But until they do, I plan on using everything I can to soak up their last drops.
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Because the Raptor is built to soak up big bumps, it can feel jiggly on the road.
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Soak it all in now, because we still have a full year until the film hits theaters.
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It is a beautiful day, and I roll my dress straps down to soak up the sun.
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You don't want to be getting bombarded while you're trying to soak up the sun in peace.
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Wake up, put the coffee on, throw your things in the wash bowl and let them soak.
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The non-MMT answer to "how to pay for it all" is usually to soak the rich.
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When men and women collaborate, however, men seem to soak up all the credit from the women.
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Spreading olivine in the Amazon and Congo river basins could soak up 2bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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It is unclear which parts of the firm soak up disproportionate resources relative to profits, diluting returns.
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Like most roleplaying games, there are mages, marksmen, tanks to soak up damage, assassins, and hybrid types.
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The main thing is to never, ever let it soak overnight or put it in the dishwasher.
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Don't you just want to sit back with some spiced apple cider and soak it all in?
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The verdant towers will help soak up urban air pollution, produce clean oxygen, and boost local biodiversity.
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They soak up the sun and picnic and even put up decorations in a truly meta turn.
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Before I lived in Harlem, I used to ride my bike there to soak in the vibe.
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He noted that he spent his teen years watching films to soak up the history of movies.
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Let that soak in ... most of your grandparents, and everyone on Earth younger than them, NEVER could.
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Enjoying my serene atmosphere, I laid down and meditated while letting my body soak up the suppository.
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Or just soak up the sun and reflect on the last eight years, this would be it.
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Offering incentives to stimulate buyers comes at a financial cost that Hyundai will have to soak up.
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Soak up these photos, remember that color will return and meanwhile, make ice cream out of snow.
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The government can soak up excess savings by borrowing heavily itself and then spending to boost demand.
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Let's pause to soak in how profoundly President Trump has split America, one year after winning office.
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A long soak in the Dead Sea transformed an antique garment into a rigid, crystalline salt sculpture.
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In the meantime, though, we'll soak up her incredible achievements through all the GIFs Twitter can muster.
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Notice how Trump, theatrically, lets the crowd soak in the Warren attack and then begin to applaud.
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Tanks are there to soak up damage while their team's heavier hitters do most of the fighting.
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And there aren't enough plants on Earth to soak up all the carbon dioxide we're pumping out.
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To remove any lingering grit, soak clams in a bowl of lightly salted water for 20 minutes.
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Warm air holds more water, allowing clouds to soak up extra moisture before releasing it as rain.
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"Took a few years to soak up the tears / But look at her now, watch her go."
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If the #ThanksObama makes you cry now, here are the perfect tees to soak up your tears.
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There simply aren't new markets sitting around waiting to soak up goods diverted by China's trade barriers.
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My goal will be to soak up the atmosphere, see the five boroughs, and run with Lydia!
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Add the stained item and let it soak for at least four hours — overnight is even better.
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Most Disney superfans would love to soak up the magic at Disney World as often as possible.
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Set up a pot to soak or cook today and then eat well on a Monday night.
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Dip the bags into the ocean to fill with salt water; seal and let the cobs soak
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I kind of just soak it in and made sure that's part of the fun of it.
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If you wanna stay away from the salt ... soak up the sun in the pool and spa.
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If you're worried that the sock might soak up all your foundation, Mayra assures this shouldn't happen.
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You can, in fact, make good homemade hummus without having to soak, boil, or peel any chickpeas.
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I make a batch of chickpea flour tofu for the week and soak some dry pinto beans.
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Feel this incredible nurture, soak it in… Watch me form new nests, we've made a matriarchal dome.
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Never soak your brushes or dry them upright, both of which can make bristles fall out faster.
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Just fill your basin with tepid (never hot!) water and your detergent, and soak for 15 minutes.
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That would mean it's not able to soak up nearly as much carbon as it does now.
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I like to let it "soak" for several minutes and then wipe or scrub away the stains.
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Soak the mat for 5 to 15 minutes before scrubbing it with a sponge or rag. 3.
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You can also use it as a pre-soak for pots and pans with burned-on food.
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Billionaire financier Leon Cooperman wrote an open letter to the senator, attacking her "soak-the-rich positions."
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If you're looking for a soak in speaks-for-itself beauty, you might as well stay home.
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I'm less concerned with ticking off the sights than I am letting a place really soak in.
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Soak the raisins in sherry or orange juice for a kick (and to prevent them from burning).
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Maisel, in which Maisel flirts with Thanos and uses Captain America's shield to soak up some rays.
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Rewarm those red toes with a soak in warm -- never hot -- water for up to 30 minutes.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to take a luxurious soak under my new golden showerhead.
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Anyway, soak up their real-life bromance ... 'cause, for now, it seems like that's all we're getting.
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The chicken holds its texture for some time, and the bread tends to soak up excess drips.
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Soak them overnight (or for at least four hours), covered, at room temperature, then drain before proceeding.
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When he is not fishing or socializing, he said he would sit and soak in the atmosphere.
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Put a few drops of dish soap in warm water, then soak your pieces in the solution.
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The fourth grader, who is nonverbal, tried wearing scarves, bandanas and bibs to soak up her saliva.
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Mangroves protect coastal communities against floods, and floodplains can soak up floodwaters when rivers burst their banks.
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The Christmas holiday season may seem far away while you soak up the sun on summer vacation.
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When he got home at the end of his shift, he would soak in a hot bath.
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The only trouble is that renegade bacteria like a nice warm soak as much as we do.
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Check out the gallery to see the bikini babe soak up the sun in the Maldives. #blessed.
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"You give them advice and they don't have an ego and they just soak it up," he says.
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My feet hurt from standing all day, so I soak them in the hottest water I can stand.
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Needless to say, this manicure wasn't a quick soak, file, and paint job — it took almost two hours.
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If that doesn't do the job, soak the cookware in a 22-23 solution of vinegar and water.
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Little do they know their friends will be bringing their laundry and want to soak in their bathtub.
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The metal insert is the perfect size to let coarsely ground coffee soak, but not let grounds through.
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Trees soak up heat-trapping carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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A stay in Puerto Vallarta is the perfect opportunity to soak up the area's culture, sun and cuisine.
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Chomp, chomp As summer heats up, thousands of people head to the beach to soak up the sun.
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Let your eyes soak up the tableau above and think about everything humankind's done up to this point.
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First, you're going to need to soak a towel in water and ring it out until it's damp.
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Between sound effects, broken panels, and well-placed sightlines, the reader can soak in the stressful moment quickly.
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I combine eggs, melted butter, honey, milk, and cinnamon and then soak the sliced challah in the mixture.
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Click ahead for the delicious soaps that'll help you soak up the last few days of the season.
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Orisa is a tank-class hero, meant to help soak up damage and defend softer and squishier allies.
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Try incorporating a cupful or two of apple cider vinegar into a bath, and soak for 10 minutes.
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Lounge in your Dutchtub with up to four friends or relax with a nice soak on your own.
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I snag a couple shot glasses, fill them with solution, take out and soak contacts and pass out.
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These women also believe that the optimum timing to soak up the "medical" benefits is between 3 p.m.
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Your best bet is to soak your fruit in a baking soda solution — for 12 to 15 minutes.
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Oh yeah, there were a couple of his Russian teammates on hand to soak up the party, too.
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It's a long time from now, but I'm gonna soak it in as if it were my last.
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If you're prone to oily roots, spray or sprinkle dry shampoo as a refresher to soak up grease.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned after Janaillac quit that he would not soak up the airline's losses.
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What followed was a luxurious, spa-level mani/pedi: soak, exfoliation, massage, polish application — you get the gist.
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But there are other factors that explain why some athletes favor clothing that promises to soak up sweat.
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Just sit back, press play, and soak up the glorious splendour below: (Photo by Abby Gillardi via Wikipedia)
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It was raining and I stepped outside without an umbrella, feeling my sneakers soak up the city's puddles.
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That imbalance forecasts a ton of advertising dollars shifting to mobile, and Snap stands to soak them up.
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The ability to regulate your body temperature easily and at will (ocean soak, air conditioning, do it again).
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Rainfall on dry, cracked ground is likely to run across it, not soak in, causing flooding and mudslides.
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If you have a lot of bites, put two cups in a full tub of water and soak.
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It's an atmosphere where you can really soak it in, that this place has a history to tell.
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That leaves lots of time to polish off the liquor, and not much food to soak it up.
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Brew a hot cup of Lipton Peach Mango tea to for a flavorful, fruity treat during your soak.
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Given more reach within the market, Fiat Chrysler could quickly soak up any sales gap left by rivals.
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Emergency rescuers are continuing to work overtime as heavy rain and extreme flooding continue to soak the region.
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After all, I was there to see the city, explore the countryside and soak in the local culture.
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Be sure to serve this up with crusty bread to soak up all that good garden veggie sauce.
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Roll down your windows, crank up the Calvin Harris (lol, yes really) and soak up the summer sun.
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Soak the stems in cold water for about 1 minute so they won't burn on the grill. 2.
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Anyone flying internationally with Hawaiian can stay in Honolulu and soak up the island life before jetting off.
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When they're still hot, they're more likely to soak up the sauce than if you marinate them beforehand.
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Others have ordered fresh baked foccacia pizzas and found a place to sit and soak up the marketplace.
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I put it on [dry lips] while I'm doing their makeup, and the lips just soak it up.
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Take a soak in one of its famous bathhouses and enjoy the city's laid-back cafe culture. 12.
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For an extra $1,600 fee, guests can take flying lessons and soak in their surroundings from the sky.
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Absolutely. Is it a good reason to soak gummy bears in vodka and hand them out to children?
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"They have to soak in it for a long enough time for it to take root," he said.
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It would not threaten farmland, unlike options of planting vast forests which soak up carbon dioxide, he said.
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It is durable, comfortable, space-saving, and great for washing up the kids and having a leisurely soak.
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They'll nourish and restore the skin as you soak and breathe in the bath bomb's fruity, floral scent.
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The fish takes you from location to location, so you can sit back and soak it all up.
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Crews erected thousands of feet of boom to contain the oil, and were working to soak it up.
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It wouldn't hurt to take things a little slower and let the present soak in a bit more!
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The best bathtubs you can buyAfter a long day, wouldn't you love a relaxing soak in the tub?
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Soak in the peaceful, melodic, artistic brilliance that Bob Ross instead of the hellscape that is American politics.
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"The best way to remove gel polish is to soak it off with cotton and acetone," says Romah.
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In each episode, new guests soak up the sun and document their stay in the cottage's guest book.
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It called for three hours of cooking after a 12-hour soak of the pork chops in brine.
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One night, we drove out for a soak in the sulfurous, open-air Ti Kwen Glocho hot springs.
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Soak the affected area in a half-and-half solution of vinegar and water for a half-hour.
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Private companies are starved of loans even as state-owned enterprises soak them up from state-controlled banks.
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"It's so unlike the other ferns that you have to mist or soak all the time," she explained.
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But carbon dioxide isn't the only greenhouse gas, and forests aren't the only way to soak them up.
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Choose color over neutrals, add a little sparkle to your 'do and soak up this sweet cosmic glow.
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Make the mofongos: Soak the plantains in salted water for 15 minutes, then drain and dry completely. 2.
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The telescope, marooned in permanent shade a million miles beyond the moon, will experience an infinite cold soak.
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It's all very serene and relaxing, encouraging you to take your time and really soak in the details.
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The fortuitous discovery softens a frustrated Ross, who then stops to soak in the memory of his grandmother.
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The tub takes 10 minutes to fill, which gives you plenty of time for a pre-soak shower.
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Expert-led tours are becoming more of an option for business travelers seeking to soak up local knowledge.
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It's not as if he enabled a "god mode" that allows him to soak up bullets without worry.
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Can we move a lot of demand over underneath the belly, to soak up some of that power?
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Of the bath soak and sipping chocolate, Gunter thought they might work as a placebo but nothing more.
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Kristin Pulaski: So, soft gel extensions are made kinda from the same substance that you&aposre used to getting if you get gel polish manicures, and they are full, premade tips that go right onto the entire nail, and then, when they soak off, they soak off just like gel polish.
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I soak some chickpeas but run out of time to cook them before I have to leave to teach.
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And at some point, you've imbibed enough to require some starchy noodles or rice to soak it all up.
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Ahead are the promo codes, exclusive discounts, and crucial sale information to soak in before the pseudo holiday hits.
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Ne'er before has the ritual of a soak in the tub been paired with the deliciousness of melted chocolate.
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I change into comfy clothes and catch up on Jane the Virgin while I soak off my gel manicure.
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Opponents respond that a wealth tax, like any plan to soak the rich, would crush the country's entrepreneurial spirit.
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""To cook soap, you need to add the oil and baking soda and let them soak for a day.
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Summer is the perfect time to bring your speakers outside and jam out while you soak up some sun.
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Yesterday, it was Twitter's turn to soak up Capitol Hill criticism about its role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Then I dump an ENTIRE bottle of Fireball whiskey over the apples and let them soak for four hours.
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Lifeguards had people soak their injuries in bags of warm water to help ease the pain from the stings.
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Townsend started, as always, with loads of dry shampoo, which he massages into the scalp to soak up oil.
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I can no longer soak in these images from week to week and just label it a guilty pleasure.
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When the stuff gets real, you can pop out your shield and soak up the brunt of the damage.
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That's because your hair will soak up a lot of the oil produced by your scalp, Garrett adds. 3.
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The whole thing starts to soak and bake in; and you become brainwashed by this, like, biased media coverage.
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They soak up the majority of digital ad spending and almost all of every new dollar that moves online.
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Did you know you could soak paper towels with it and put it at the bottom of your garbage?
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You don't need lots of money or a fancy spa to feel good and soak up some you time.
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I'm trying to mentally prepare for that now, but I'm still trying to soak in the moment and experience.
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Which is a different thing than I'm gonna put this headset on my face and soak it in. Yeah!
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But all Espresso wants is to curl up on your lap or soak up the sunshine in the park.
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So just sit back, soak up the tunes, and let yourself be taken in by the mind-blowing math.
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According to a study published Thursday in Science, tropical rainforests may be emitting more CO2 than they soak up.
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Toss to coat, then add the bread back in, flipping it over once to soak it in the cream.
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Put the celery in a bowl of ice water and soak for about 20 minutes to heighten the crispness.
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You know what that means: Plenty of time to soak up the sun, go to barbecues, and watch sports!
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Motivation is in the air, so soak it up while you can in order to see your projects through.
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Watch above, soak in the energy, then go and smash-and-grab whatever it is your life is missing.
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We soak in this, we push through it on the way to work and sort through it every day.
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A couple hundred bucks will get you a massage and a nice, long soak in a tub of microbrew.
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It's no surprise, therefore, to see the world's largest buyer of copper soak up this cheaper source of metal.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide from the air as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Be sure to have some rustic bread on hand to grill up and soak up the excess cooking liquid.
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I laughed along with some of the off-color jokes and would soak up the "man speak" when necessary.
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Such an ecological crusade would probably keep deficits high, even if it is accompanied by soak-the-rich taxes.
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Haga created a soybean extract that required her to soak the beans overnight and crush them into a cloth.
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To soak it up, soft pretzels were on offer—plain or cinnamon—with eight dipping sauces to choose from.
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Employees companywide have been making pilgrimages to San Ramon for technology briefings, but also to soak in the culture.
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Awkwafina shared her favorite destinations to soak up the culture of New York City and taste the best food.
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The Olympics soak up national media coverage, which could make it harder for Mr. Trump to break through. Mrs.
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The resort was a place for wealthy 19th-century vacationers to soak in healing springs and breath mountain air.
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Stromboli is basically pizza, but with an extra layer of dough—and it'll soak up that booze for sure.
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Specifically, the absorbent oceans soak up over 90 percent of the heat trapped by human-generated greenhouse gas emissions.
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Use the mix to soak a cotton ball or gauze pad, and apply for five minutes once a day.
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Not via a world war, the collapse of the Soviet Union or sanctions ... We soak it up and survive.
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"If you put the shrimp mixture on fresh bread, it'll soak up too much of the oil," she warns.
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Farmers plant their crops accordingly, counting on the spring rains to soak the plants and ensure a productive harvest.
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U.S. oil production is also rising steadily, helping soak up much of the market share vacated by OPEC members.
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But lately, Portugal has soared in popularity — with tourists flocking in droves to soak up culture, food, and history.
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The batter required a trip to an Indian grocery for ingredients, then 24 hours to soak, grind and ferment.
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Make sure to assemble this right before baking, so the bottom crust won't soak up moisture from the cheese.
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Alison Roman tosses lemons, kale and beans into the pan with chicken thighs to soak up the flavorful fat.
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When the mining tunnels soak up rainwater during typhoon season, landslides are more likely to occur, local officials say.
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These pools of blue are a welcome opportunity to chill out, calm down, and just soak in the colors.
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Madison Price, 87, comes every year to the holiday luncheon to see old friends and soak in the music.
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I went to the Rock Garden twice, for multiple hours, to soak in the spirit of Nek Chand's creativity.
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The rain helped melt the snow, and the frozen ground could not soak up the flow, causing enormous runoff.
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Republicans, facing an electoral tsunami that year, basically threw in the towel and let Lieberman soak up conservative votes.
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And the ones that lose money can be carried forward on tax returns until future gains soak them up.
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So if they were put into the model, they would soak up the visible effects of race on admissions.
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Soak the bread in the egg mixture for a time, tossing the bowl a few times to encourage absorption.
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But I couldn't resist learning what happens when 75 grams of shaved truffle soak in a bottle of Chartreuse.
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Serve the chicken with a vinegary cucumber salad and a pile of rice to soak up the syrupy glaze.
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Stops were frequent, sometimes just to soak up the views and the palpable mana that seemed to vibrate everywhere.
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The afternoon sun was 36°C, which, combined with the heat soak from the jet engine, triggered the alert.
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Never soak them in water, or you'll wash off the necessary starch that binds the potatoes to one another.
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Miller, who the Indians would like to soak up at least a few innings, has already thrown 20 pitches.
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We were all just trying to take it all in and soak it in for the last time here.
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I have to pre-soak it all in buckets with a scoop of Rockin' Green Platinum Series Laundry detergent.
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Preparing the meat, Luna says he first rinsed it with water and then let it soak overnight in vinegar.
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And though it's not strictly necessary, I let them have a short soak in a simple, quickly made brine.
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My mom always taught me that you shouldn&apost submerge or soak wooden rolling pins when you clean them.
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There's also plenty of history to soak in at the ancient temples in Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Soak-the-rich talk seems likely to escalate as Democratic candidates jockey for advantage in the 2020 presidential primaries.
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The England players hugged their families in the crowd, and a number kept reappearing to soak up the atmosphere.
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But maybe somebody else just wants to soak up the good energy in the room, or focus on breathing.
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Instead, Elgort in taking a soak with his current girlfriend and on-again, off-again high school sweetheart, Violetta Komyshan.
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Her dog licks her face as she lies back in a teeny bikini while trying to soak up the rays.
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If you really want to blow your boss's mind, soak up everything you can about your company and your industry.
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We hug and kiss, and I try and soak in every last bit of him as the moments tick by.
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I will soak up the sounds of their laughter and I will make them clean up all of their messes.
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It can be used as an overnight treatment but we found a 15-minute soak gave our skin added bounce.
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Allow your brain to soak in the foam stalactites dripping with pale purple light, and the room seems to grow.
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According to Baby Foot, all you do is wash and soak your feet, apply the booties, wash off, then wait.
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Cruz told authorities he was there to "reflect on the school shooting and to soak it in," the wire reported.
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So, how do you store as much water as possible, while still using the reservoir system to soak up runoff?
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"Are we supposed to just soak that up and take it all as just one big joke?" she asked him.
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That means it's the perfect opportunity to book a beach vacation to soak up those last sweet bits of summer.
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A Biryani is often cooked overnight to make the meet tender and allow the rice to soak in the flavor.
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In the near term, ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Ryan Lance said growing demand would soak up excess supply in the market.
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Sarantos is awake in seconds, but appears to stay still a little longer to soak in the quality dog cuddles.
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That's because forests like the Amazon, the largest tropical forest in the world, soak up large amounts of carbon dioxide.
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They can also soak up the sun all year long, although Miami also faces occasional rain storms and hurricane threats.
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Time to ditch your puffy coat, dozens of layers, and gloves for a weekend to soak up a little sun!
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Situated in the Sahara Desert, its crescent-shaped solar mirrors follow the sun to soak up sunlight all day long.
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Bailey's calls for a marinade primarily made of lemon juice and malt vinegar, and for only a three hour soak.
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There, you can soak up the importance of everything from The Oprah Winfrey Show to historically Black sororities and fraternities.
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"Let's just let that soak in for a minute," he continued, bringing upon a lengthy awkward silence throughout the crowd.
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When you're not enjoying Second Act's parade of jealousy-inducing fashion, soak in all the chemistry vibrating between the cast.
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So close that many parents let little girls across the country stay up late and soak in the historic moment.
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Oatmeal's filling force comes from its high fiber content and its uncanny ability to soak up liquid like a sponge.
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The government is pushing to increase domestic biodiesel usage to reduce oil imports and soak up excess palm oil supply.
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Carter wore a tool belt, a hard hat and a red bandana around his neck to soak up the sweat.
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Until then, I'll be routinely monitoring Stormy's Twitter timeline and trying to soak up a few characters of her courage.
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" She loves C.O. Bigelow's Apothecary Cold and Flu Soak saying it clears out her sinuses making her "feel really clean.
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Put these bars in the shower or the bathroom counter and let your skin soak up all that grapey goodness.
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Kill two drafts before your reuben shows up, then let that bad boy soak on the walk back to work.
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Think of them as an auditory bubble bath in which one can soak away the long hours of the day.
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The meat itself is quite fatty, and apparently the white bread that it's served with helps to soak the alcohol.
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After you do that, dab on a rich balm and let it soak in while you do your face makeup.
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"I usually soak for about 20 minutes and FaceTime with my close friends or watch RuPaul's Drag Race," she said.
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He massages olive oil onto both sides of the meat so the pepper, rosemary, and garlic soak into its crevices.
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Reporters soak up her folksy style, fist pumping and energetic presentation, while often letting her skate on the tough questions.
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The storm, now over South Georgia, is expected to soak that state and the Carolinas today and over the weekend.
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In fact, Simmons has been working out in Cleveland to soak up time with James, whom he considers a mentor.
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Pour the boiling water over the dates in a small bowl and let soak for at least 220 minutes. 29.
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Make the soup: Place the peas in a large bowl, cover with cold water, and let soak for 3 hours.
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Each summer, thousands of French and foreign tourists flock to the beaches of my town to soak up the sun.
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Make the salsa diabla: Rehydrate the chilies by submerging them in boiling water and allow to soak for 23 hours.
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The most popular offering is a 60-minute massage, plus an hour-long private soak in the outdoor soaking tub.
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Many people would consider it unethical to soak the company for benefits if you know perfectly well that you'll quit.
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When it's time to soak up and sober up it's all about the traditional Filipino breakfast at Uncle Mike's Place.
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Heigl showed off "step one" as complete in a second story as she let the dye soak into her roots.
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Its colorful aesthetic is wild at times, and never not fun to look at and just kind of soak in.
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Just soak cotton pads or dry paper masks with a lotion and then apply as you would any sheet mask.
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For carb enthusiasts, rice, toast or tortillas are all welcome here — anything that will soak up the spicy, tomatoey juices.
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I soak up what he's interested in and try to create a work that reflects his ideas for the story.
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Even one night would be enough, so long as there was time for a soak, a meal, maybe a massage.
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Let it sit for a minute; the flavors grow stronger the longer the pickles and sauce soak into the bread.
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"I fully intend to soak in the day and enjoy it, but I am definitely going to race," he said.
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During your soak, take deep, rhythmic breaths to quiet a racing mind or simply dunk your head underwater, says Hanekamp.
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Both times, he secured gold before his last run and could take a victory lap to soak in the affection.
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Intensive farms soak up scarce water and fly their produce around the world in aeroplanes that spew out carbon dioxide.
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While still warm, inclined to soak up flavors, they are left to marinate in aromatics, or braised again until creamy.
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I have annoying cramping in my lower abdomen, so I drink more water and hope a good soak will help.
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"It'll be fun to watch him start his journey, and hopefully he can soak in as much as he can."
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Women and young girls work as well, using rags to soak up spilled oil, then wringing them into a bucket.
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Soak these little ones weekly in a bowl of water and shake off the excess — it's as easy as that.
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We'll improve their ability to soak up nitrogen, helping us to limit the harmful nitrates in our streams and lakes.
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In February, the hotel opened a spa below ground where guests can soak in a whirlpool beneath a vaulted ceiling.
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Take a break and doodle on the chalkboard walls, or head to the rooftop patio to soak up some rays.
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It's also got a unique angle for TV, in that it's built to mock political paranoia, not soak in it.
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The bank sold dollars to lenders from Monday to Thursday to soak up naira, but none on Friday, traders said.
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Pyrite deposits soak up any iron in the area that might otherwise adulterate the crystal and muddy beryl's refractive powers.
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In order to make whisky, you first soak barley in water, then transfer it to a malting floor to germinate.
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Place fritters on a platter with paper towels to soak up any excess oil and cover until ready to serve.
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Clinton's surtax proposal draws further attention to a contrast she welcomes — she'll soak the rich, while her socialist opponent wants to soak you — and gestures in the direction of an answer to how to find adequate tax revenue to finance the progressive agenda without asking some middle-class people to pay some of the load.
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It was simply a slow-moving system that stalled over Louisiana, dumping way more rain than the soil could soak up.
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Subsequently the bank sold around 26.90 billion naira at an open market treasury auction on Friday to soak up naira liquidity.
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We all felt quite dehydrated from the soak, so we chose to only have water, and lots of water at that.
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G.Tox: This detoxifying soak contains activated charcoal, baking soda and Matcha green tea, among other ingredients for a cleansing effect. Nurse!
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Next, soak freshly washed hair with the brewed java, then apply the just-made color solution, massaging from roots to tips.
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LeFrak also said the committee wants to use private funds to soak up cost overruns and keep projects maintained after completion.
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I allowed her to soak my feet in the saran-wrapped gel for 10 minutes and then she went to town.
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Basking in the moment For now, Jennifer and Kevin, lifelong Falcons fans, soak in the special moments with their only child.
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Although his and husband Jeremiah Brent's daughter, Poppy, loves a good soak, he can't deny the power of a hot shower.
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He's grateful to be back, to be working, to be funny, and to take the time to soak it all in.
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For a deeper cleaning, soak grates overnight in a mix of two cups of vinegar and one cup of baking soda.
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On August 25, or 26, if you're on the East Coast, Venus enters Leo, inspiring you to soak up the spotlight.
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It was a mere $15 for two drinks and a bread bowl — to soak up the non-alcoholic beverages, of course.
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This one is the cream of the crop, beloved by tourists and locals who come to soak, drink, and play chess.
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Reddit images could soak up page views that lead to more browsing of the site, which it monetizes with native ads.
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The most spectacular recent failure was Eli Lilly and Co's experimental solanezumab, designed to soak up beta amyloid from the bloodstream.
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Before using Baby Foot, wash your feet with soap and water, then soak them for about 15 minutes (hence, the bath).
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Even in Greece, where radical leftists hold power, soak-the-rich populism is allied to nationalist resentment at foreigners causing austerity.
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They watch you, they study you, they soak up every piece of information they can find and store it for later.
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In Gomez's footage, she and her pals soak up the sun, recreate an iconic Titanic scene and mug for the camera.
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Now, when I go to bed I turn the electric blanket to high and let the heat soak into my skin.
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Of course, eliminating the soak will not prevent those frustrating chips that happen the second we walk out of the salon.
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Some varieties of crystals are believed to soak up the energy around them, while others act as a magnet for energy.
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First off, that pre-polish hand soak is possibly the worst thing your salon can do, even though it's surprisingly common.
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We hope the newlyweds get to soak it all in for a bit when the whole shebang is over on Monday!
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Give fried-chicken expert Marcus Samuelsson's whole-fried chicken a shot, with its paprika-and-coconut-milk-spiked overnight soak. 15.
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Click through to see their covetable fall uniforms and soak up their styling tips, but be warned: major sweater envy ahead.
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Analysts agree that Samsung can soak up the costs, given its strong financial position, but the unknown factor is brand damage.
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The silver coating washed away without soap after a good two- to three-minute soak-and-scrub session in the sink.
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As he walked to the exit, he turned to soak in the scene of his final State of the Union address.
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We're really, truly doing the split custody thing, and have been so lucky to soak up all that time with Noah.
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Top it off with a summer-style charm bracelet and peach colored sunglasses and you're ready to soak up some sun.
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"We really want to focus on this break and take a step back to let this all soak in," she says.
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The amoeba tries to extend its body to cover as much of the plate as possible and soak up the nutrients.
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Home isn't always a big part of an artist's presence, but SOAK has so far been heavily informed by Bridie's environment.
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Rejoice, the Justin Timberlake drought is over — soak it all in like you're starring in the "Cry Me A River" video.
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Soak in a bowl of ice water for about 15 minutes (this will help get it nice and crispy/crunchy!). 2.
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If you choose this option, be sure to soak your foam in water before cutting and forming to your cake pan.
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The secret, which I found on the company's Instagram account, is to tamp extra hard and pre-soak for one minute.
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You can also manipulate the color with the timing: Soak for five minutes for a light blue and 1o for dark.
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And once the insoles of shoes soak up the perspiration, it can be nearly impossible to escape the odor, Campbell says.
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But, if you're seeking more than a physical release, it's actually pretty easy to reap spiritual benefits from your soak, too.
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Spend some time outside with a hike in Griffith Park, or soak up the sun on the beach in Santa Monica.
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You can soak the film with sunscreen and protect yourself without worrying about sweat or water washing it away, researchers said.
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Image credit: SpaceXAs soon as we got off base, I retreated to a local coffee shop to soak up the ambiance.
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But there's a catch: With more than 28,28 acres of newly scorched earth, there's little vegetation to soak up the rain.
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With this, it doesn't feel like you're rushing through — you get a chance to soak in and experience The Walking Dead.
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" Here's what else is happening: "I'm gonna soak up the sun: I got my 26 on, so I can rock on.
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Boeing says large twinjets like its 777X will soak up most of this demand and has abandoned forecasting the largest models.
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In the Sweet Grass cabin, the only three-room glamping cabin, guests can soak in a cedar tub on the patio.
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Make sure you soak in every detail because then you'll be asked a question about what you saw in that image.
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The shadowy images soak the screen in Donald J. Trump's first television ad in his general election fight against Hillary Clinton.
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During the five or so minutes I let it soak in, I address my face and the rest of my body.
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Hosting the passion planet makes you ultra-sexy, so stop between assignments to soak it up and even flirt a little.
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In 2011, Florida Governor Rick Scott rejected federal dollars to build a high-speed rail line, saying it would soak taxpayers.
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Update (March 2, 2016): Looks like the PLL star is trying to soak in all of the fun as a blonde.
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When staying in Chinatown it's important to soak in all of the rich history and culture while spending your money locally.
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Inside the List THE LONG SOAK: Is it possible to have strong partisan sympathies and still heal the nation's political divide?
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Today, the land masses across Earth soak up those heavier oxygen isotopes from water, preserved in wet soils rich in clay.
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Yet you can count on LeBron, despite all that competition for attention, to soak up much of the early season oxygen.
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May's ability to soak up political punishment and plow on regardless won her admiration, even from some of her many critics.
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I call for blanching the peas, which makes them a little more tender and encourages them to soak up the dressing.
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The bohemian crowd prefers Osteria Muscoli, where old men spend the mornings, and soak up the spirits with salted pork sandwiches.
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The precautions are overly time consuming: soak before cooking, preferably in the refrigerator (overnight or for 12 hours), then cook slowly.
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But, you can't just stand up in front of class and talk and expect everyone to obediently soak in your wisdom.
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Buy it in chunks or chips; if using chips, soak them in water for 30 minutes, then drain, to slow combustion.
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Serbia was content to soak up pressure, preferring to invite Costa Rican pressure rather than risk giving up a counter attack.
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Shut off your digital devices for a few minutes, be alone with your thoughts, and soak in some peace and tranquility.
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It comes in eight colors and will soak up water from the counter like a bath towel, without looking like one.
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"Imagine a future and be in it/feel this incredible nurture, soak it in," she sings, then turns to tech advice.
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Andrew Cuomo, other state leaders and members of Congress soak up the spotlight as they battle the spread of the coronavirus.
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If your case has a stubborn stain, feel free to soak it a bit longer or until the stain is gone.
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For his family to soak taxpayers for duplicative security and infrastructure to support their foreign business trips and New York lifestyle?
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A review in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology in 2015 reported that activated charcoal has pores that soak up fluid.
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It's that the economy is structured to allow the former class of worker to soak up most of the national wealth.
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Years later, I went back to school for interior architecture and to really soak up as much as I could learn.
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Some studies found no differences in muscle and performance gains between athletes who soak after exertions and those who do not.
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Twice disappointed, they turned to the Socialist Hollande in 2012, but his flirtation with soak-the-rich policies was short-lived.
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I head back to my room to soak up a little AC while my nails finish drying and do some reading.
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When I get it in the house, I put it in the shower for a good soak to help the transition.
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This could include reform of the public-sector wage bill and pensions which soak up a disproportionate chunk of revenue. 6.
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Retailers competing with Amazon have also been trying to soak up some sales this week, offering their own deals events online.
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His tribute to perineum sunbathing includes him and three friends heading outside naked and laying down to soak up some rays.
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Soak it up while it lasts; rain and flurries are on their way for much of the rest of the week.
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Vertical Forests blanket buildings with trees and plants, to soak up urban air pollution, produce clean oxygen, and boost local biodiversity.
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"It is very surreal, but make sure you soak it in, but still work hard and you never know," Hutton said.
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You also might have to worry about somebody taking your towel during your soak, which tends to happen, according to TripAdvisor.
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Her ability to soak up political punishment and survive is an acute frustration to Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party.
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For the fellows, this exclusive two-day camp was a chance to soak up the experience of the more experienced ambassadors.
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"Companies across the economy are in an arms race to soak up every source of data and monetize it," Chopra wrote.
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Early in the period covered, the work seems to be all about color: a retinal soak in pink, jonquil and blue.
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Today, both visitors and locals go to the springs for a soak, often bottling some extra water to save for themselves.
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Intuitively, it seems like having an enormous, dispersed fleet of batteries could help soak up renewable energy during times of excess.
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Meanwhile, Whoopi Goldberg has recently announced a new range of weed-infused products, including a bath soak and a body balm.
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"They knew what their skin was before the baby and they wanted to get to that level." soak in self love.
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Marinate the chicken: Soak the saffron threads in 3/4 cup|200 ml hot water for 5 to 153 minutes. 2.
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You may also book access to The Rainforest, a holistic hydrotherapy wellness experience with a multitude of steam, soak, and shower experiences.
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Monday brought the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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Others prefer to enjoy the many CBD foods out there, or soak in a CBD bath at the end of the day.
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Summer is almost here, which means it's probably time to think about what you'll be reading while you soak up the sun.
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To circumvent ADFs addicts will sometimes soak their pills in vinegar or lemon juice, corrupting most of the opiate in the process.
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He's a star on one of TV's biggest hits, but newcomer Jermel Nakia says he's still trying to soak it all in.
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It's basically rye, dark rum, pineapple, lemon, and demerara sugar that you soak with the booze and the bitters for a day.
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Some 200 million tourists flocked to Uttar Pradesh in 2015 to soak up one of India's most varied, colorful and vibrant regions.
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The video was originally premiered at an art gallery in downtown Reykjavik, but you can soak in its online debut right here.
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Although they didn't leave with the keys to a new set of wheels, the newlyweds did soak up some quality time together.
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Good artists and entertainers soak up the ideas and concerns around them and filter that input through their own point of view.
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" I just want to soak up everything about that country, because really the heart of who I am is in that land."
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There's the saucepan-in-sink roommate, for example, who likes to fill dirty pots with water and "let them soak" for weeks.
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We chat until 7 and then I soak in a bubble bath with a glass of wine to loosen up before bed.
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Nurdles may sound harmless, but the lentil-sized plastic pellets can soak up chemicals and be eaten by animals, causing significant harm.
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Physical things anchor our gadget lust in the real world and ultimately soak up whatever goodwill the software on those gadgets engenders.
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If doled out to everyone, that would cost around 6-7% of GDP; the 950 welfare schemes soak up 5% of GDP.
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They're just going to sort of soak their network and try to increase the number of premium services that they're charging for.
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Then it's the end-of-school crush, commuters home from work and finally the drunk, craving stodge to soak up the booze.
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They're the lighter of the two types of oils — super gentle and very emollient, allowing nutrients to really soak into your skin.
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But if there are readers out there who want to soak in some incredible action illustration, this issue #23 is highly recommended.
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I spent hours on the Great Plateau, in the desire to soak up every square inch of the world I possibly could.
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"I think I'm just going to get a lot of snacks, hunker down and try to soak in every moment," she says.
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But, there's one last "official" weekend for Americans to soak up everything summer has to offer — and that includes clothing and accessories.
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Pub owners would soak the boards in water to keep lasting damage to a minimum but it didn't solve the underlying issue.
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He showed up at RiRi's Anti Tour in his hometown of Toronto to soak in the greatest view of the evening: Rihanna.
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I had never done this soak before, but it was in a sake bathtub and it just makes your skin really soft.
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It's nearly winter here, but today the sun is out, so I catch some rays and soak up a bit of warmth!
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Yet late-day rallies implied investors were willing to soak up some of the equities the rest of the world was dumping.
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Perfect for cynics, dark souls, and, fine, anyone who owns a leather jacket, the skull turns every soak into a Halloween party.
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To make aquafaba from scratch, you have to soak the beans, cook them, and leave them to sit in the water overnight.
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And to top it all off, even without the music we still got to soak in some of her no bullshit attitude.
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BitApron will be more than happy to soak up fresh investment from idiots who don't know or care what these buzzwords mean.
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To soak up the extra minutes, Ujiri waited until relatively late in free agency to sign two players to one-year deals.
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It sees factories as the ideal way to soak up the million-odd young workers who join the labour force every month.
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After all, the central bank could issue fresh bonds to soak up the excess money if things eventually got out of hand.
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He ordered his workers to soak cotton balls in petroleum and to light them along the proposed position of the outer walls.
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Who doesn't enjoy a quick soak in a bathtub full of strawberry jam while chattin' it up on the phone with grandma?
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You can tell this ship about all your problems, big and small, and it'll just soak up your grievances like a sponge.
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I dropped my piece of shungite into a glass of water and set it on my windowsill to soak in the sun.
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Or maybe you just like to soak up the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and let it lull you into a tryptophan nap.
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The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house is encompassed by lush greenery, complete with an outdoor sitting area to soak it all in.
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You take raw almonds and soak them over night and then in the morning the skin is soft and easy to peel.
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While you bask in your well-deserved Labor Day off ... take FourFiveSeconds to soak in these sexy pics of Rihanna workin' it.
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A single spark from the tools on metal could reignite the whole well, so firemen constantly soak the wellhead with their hoses.
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ON THE Dancing Crow farm in Washington, sunflowers and squashes soak up the rich autumn sunshine beside a row of solar panels.
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Mr. Pibb on your Blade Runner day; you'll want to soak up every drop of Denis Villenueve's instant classic if you can.
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It presents you with a fascinating world, but then doesn't give you the time or tools to properly soak it all in.
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The treatment includes a soak in a solution of 75 percent grapefruit juice, water and a splash of vodka (a natural antiseptic).
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All you need to do is soak a cotton pad and hold it over your eyes to soften any makeup that's there.
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Spa day for the sheep begins with their being led, almost always by men, into the ocean to soak for several minutes.
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Yes, vacation should definitely be a time to diverge from your normal routines and to soak up all the R&R possible.
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The N.F.L. shrewdly, even cravenly, acknowledged that even as it sold NBC the premier prime-time package, it could still soak ESPN.
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MSRP: $250 Sale Price: $135.99 Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner — $135.99 See Details Make your long gaming sessions more comfortable with this chair.
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The algae make a spongy coat to soak up water, and some bacteria feed on the carbohydrates that make up the coat.
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Online courses are a great way to soak up these skills by learning from experts that are living and breathing these techniques.
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"You're looking for something with a bit of bite and something that's soft enough that can soak up the sauce," Marks explains.
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Spinach, breadcrumbs, and ricotta cheese are bound together with eggs, then breaded and deep-fried and left to soak in tomato sauce.
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It's during a wine-wasted soak in a jacuzzi that Naomi (Rudolph) and Jenny (Spivey) pledge to have each other's backs forever.
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In an era when technology is designed to soak up the maximum amount of your time, Fin lets you buy it back.
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Bamboo tables sit at its base, and guests can soak, swim, and enjoy live music all while chowing down on gourmet seafood.
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Ladies can lay out and soak up some rays at the hotel's stunning beach-style pool surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas.
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Bath mats soak up any water from your wet feet, reducing your chances of slipping when you leave the shower or tub.
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Two larger penthouses net you a private terrace with an outdoor bathtub, so you can literally soak in sea and mountain views.
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More nearby: Soak up the glory of Boystown at Roscoe's Tavern or the legendary punk scene at Exit Chicago in River West.
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Make sure to soak up all the father-daughter drama from Logan and Shiv (Brian Cox and Sarah Snook) while you can.
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I tried to soak up as much of the ghosts of Dino and Sammy and Nat King Cole as I possibly could.
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Take a swim or soak up the view of kayakers and boats navigating the 14-acre Charles Island a half-mile away.
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For women with thick, coily strands, feel free to lather up and let it all soak in — your curls can take it.
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That means there was precious little water on the ground to soak up heat, allowing the landmass to get hotter and hotter.
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"We are in uncharted territory going back to and beyond McGovern in terms of soak-the-rich approaches to taxation," says Summers.
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The quick, subtle addition gave her nails a party-appropriate disco effect without having to soak off her tips and start over.
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But Jackson's willingness to soak up the bright glare of the Gotham spotlight has allowed his team to progress under the radar.
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Direct and indirect bidders took a combined 71.3% of the pool, versus an average of 75.9%, leaving dealers to soak up 28.7%.
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Wanna hear about the time Julian Edelman walked in Bill Belichick taking a soak in a hot tub while BUTT-ASS NEKKED?!
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That would soak up one-fourth of the world crop and represent a 130 percent surge in demand in the last decade.
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They soak up slightly less liquid than stale bread, but, if the bread itself is delicious, the result is just as good.
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They developed a "decontamination station" with a 21854-hour soak in a high-level disinfectant, followed by a rinse for chemical decontamination.
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The most popular offering is a 60-minute massage, plus an hour-long private soak in the tub, for $160 per person.
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This time allows the dried fruit to soak up alcohol that's regularly poured onto the cake in the weeks before it's consumed.
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And really, that all seems fine — go ahead and soak the people who can afford completely custom, professionally installed home audio systems.
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There's even a hot tub, where the lucky buyer can have a relaxing soak while taking in the views of lower Manhattan.
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Expectations that new buyers, attracted by lower prices and LNG's clean credentials, will soak up the extra supply appear hopeful at best.
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The excess moisture may also soak through the carpet to the pad and floor below, leading to damage and possible mold growth.
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Quick-cooking fonio, which has been partly cooked, then dehydrated, takes about five minutes to soak up all the water it needs.
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Often, dealers of Japanese prints would soak their wares in tea to obtain subdued colors that the market preferred at the time.
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Obviously, the soak won't get you high the way smoking does, but it will leave you feeling squeaky clean and super chill.
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Once she (and the shears) are back in the kitchen, she covers a batch of red lentils in hot water to soak.
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Once those minutes are up, transfer the noodles directly to the cold water and let them soak for at least ten minutes.
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After a few minutes, the raging broth is cooled down and stored in the fridge, where the crayfish are left to soak overnight.
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This Monday brings the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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This tech, called RYYB, will soak up more light than the traditional RGB pixel array, which should result in great low-light photography.
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See above and learn to soak a slice of bread in egg batter, because that is so much better hot off the griddle.
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The admirable and ostensibly innate Japanese ability for such pairing goes well beyond the classic American greasy food to soak up the booze.
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And the jobs being created in their stead, in online warehouses for companies like Amazon, are too few to soak up those displaced.
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You can soak the seeded green chiles in iced water to get rid of some of the heat while retaining the chile flavor.
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Lorde's latest single, "Perfect Places," is a good reminder to soak in the scene wherever you are right now and find your rhythm.
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Fish pedicures involve having small fish nibble on a person's feet while they soak in a tub of warm or room temperature water.
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Soak the cheesecloth in the remaining citrus butter and drape it over the breast and legs; pour any remaining butter on top. 4.
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Let's just soak in the goodwill vibes of the holidays and give Pineapple Fund the benefit of the doubt for the time being.
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First, she hulled a big colander of strawberries, then covered them in sugar and vanilla beans and let them soak for 30 minutes.
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Unlike the palinka imbibed in Hungary, it was copper-hued and tasted faintly of fruit left to soak in a puddle of gasoline.
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He deserved to soak in the glory of his win yesterday, throw his feet up and just let out a long, deep breath.
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As such, just promising to soak the rich—by calling for new wealth taxes, say, as the leftists are doing—misses the point.
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It would have made my trip more relaxing, and it's a shame to come to Florida and not soak up all that sunshine.
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Use its side pockets to store your phone, a water bottle and other belongings while you kick back and soak up the sun.
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To that end, Uber views Eats as a way to soak up some of the massive losses attributable to its ride-hailing business.
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Before long, we will find ourselves buying energy technology from other countries, just as other countries now soak up our digital tech products.
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But when my family told me what they'd done, trying to soak up all the media attention, I just didn't agree with it.
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"Noomi got to soak up Jacqui's personality and her character tics and we were able to put that into Sam's character," Jewson said.
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The Raptor has an absolutely massive 13.9 inches of rear suspension travel, which means it can soak up gigantic bumps and even jumps.
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This afternoon is the last I'll see of the sun for the next five days, so I am ready to soak it up.
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Inside the cave-like exhibition space, you can dive into the colors, sink to the bottom, and soak in your thoughts and feelings.
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If you're unfamiliar with this soak-centric beauty brand, just know this: It only takes one bath to realize what you've been missing.
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First, you could pick a heavy deck with lots of big taunts that will soak up all of the Warrior's limited removal abilities.
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Both were textbook Trump false flag ops: fake controversies that aren't particularly damaging but soak up media attention from a more damaging story.
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Soak up the last moments of Libra season, the time when you can focus a little more on yourself than on other people.
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Apple trees cascade mountainsides, massive cauliflower blooms soak up the sun on terraced hillsides, and clusters of cannabis plants weave through the landscape.
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Nothing says "at one with nature" like a naked soak under the stars in an Alaskan-made cedar hot tub ($3,990, including shipping).
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Nothing says "at one with nature" like a naked soak under the stars in an Alaskan-made cedar hot tub ($3,990, including shipping).
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Sweat is flowing freely from my back and beginning to soak through the paper towel and onto the gurney that I'm lying on.
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The problem became not how hungry I was, but how the eggs were the only things to soak up a stomach of acid.
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Once your skin has been poked, your own PRP is slathered on so it can soak into the skin through the tiny holes.
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Crude's 30 percent rise in the last month was partly based on hopes that drivers would soak up the surfeit in the fuel.
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The resulting algal blooms would, the theory goes, soak up CO2 from the water and cause more to be absorbed from the atmosphere.
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You can soak clothes in permethrin, which stays in the fabric for four to six weeks, even withstanding multiple laundry cycles, he said.
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More candles lighted the master bedroom upstairs and flickered in the bathroom, where water had been drawn for a soak in the tub.
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I took my time, stopping to put my camera down and soak in the expanse before me and the silence that surrounded me.
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The policy could also boost the domestic economy with demand abroad, and might soak up some of the overcapacity in China's industrial sector.
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The new group could potentially attract other lawmakers from Labour, disillusioned Conservatives, and even soak up the remnants of the centrist Liberal Democrats.
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There's an entertainment deck filled with video games, and a Jacuzzi and pool where you can watch planes pass by as you soak.
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Slimming down its product portfolio was another departure from the past, when Samsung launched variations to soak up as much demand as possible.
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Natural floodplains provide a wide land surface where floodwaters can collect and soak into the ground, providing a buffer for ground further inland.
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For now it appears that Europe's ability to soak up excess LNG is preventing prices from slipping further, while Asia looks weak overall.
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His human, Billie Band$, then tweeted a photo of the toilet paper wad Pablo the puppy lovingly created to soak up his pee.
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She takes our rags from where they soak in the washtub and flings them at the walls, where they stick, dripping brown water.
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After all, each of the aforementioned British farms has its own allure—its own raison d'être and terroir to soak in and embrace.
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Now increasingly large droves of wannabe yogis and surfers are arriving in sarongs and flip-flops, ready to soak up the jungle vibes.
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The snippets of story and amiable cast, certainly, but more so the ability to just soak in the world at his own pace.
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Or, if you're feeling witchy, draw a magical bath with some sea salt to soak in under the light of the full moon!
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There was also water therapy, where patients had to soak in a cold bath for shock or a warm bath to calm down.
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The beans soak overnight, then softly simmer throughout the day with seasonings and whatever leftover meat hangs off the bones from Sunday's meal.
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Copper imports almost matched last year's record pace, while China continues to soak up refined zinc and lead to fill domestic market shortfalls.
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I'll soak prunes or any dried fruit, which is a little bit acidic, in white wine, which adds a little bomb of acidity.
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But that's a limited outlet; the scale of fossil fuel power generation far exceeds the ability of EOR to soak up carbon dioxide.
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Frank and another professional photographer, Justin Maxon, spent the morning giving him tips and light and framing, which he seemed to soak up.
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One recent calculation found that forest restoration across all viable areas could soak up hundreds of billions of metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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In an ideal situation, as levels of carbon dioxide increased, plants would soak up more of these emissions, helping to fuel their growth.
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Though conservators hide sorbent materials inside the cases to help soak up such pollutants, it's hard to know when to replace the sorbents.
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Let the seashells soak for a while, then use a cloth or hairbrush to scrub away any sand or dirt, then rinse thoroughly.
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Soak up the sun, explore the back roads, eat well and learn some new things about a probably unfamiliar slice of U.S. history.
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And the kind of trauma we're talking about isn't something that you can spend away, it isn't coming that you can soak away.
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Thyssenkrupp's existing commercial banks could soak up the unfunded facilities and take some of the funded facilities on a non-pro rata basis.
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He might even soak them in Super Polident so that they're nice and gleaming when some war criminal arrives for a state dinner.
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Pick any cafe or terrace in this inimitably preserved center to soak up the inspiring sights and sounds of this 18th century gem.
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Ouattara Do, who heads another cooperative in Grabo, has several of his trucks blocked along the road where daily showers soak his beans.
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In a couple of species from Panama, during these hours, the mothers soak up liquid from leaves and deliver it to the eggs.
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In turn, with more than 600 Sephora shops today, Penney has started to reorganize inventory to soak up as many sales as possible.
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So today, with each door you walk through, be the student and soak in the perspectives, thoughts, and feelings of those around you.
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I can remember my mom putting a towel down by the door to soak up the water and then immediately beginning to mop.
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One studyfound that kelp beds where sea otters are present soak up 12 times as much carbon dioxide as beds where they're not.
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He figured that if anyone asked what the bag contained he'd say that it was medicinal bath salts to soak his feet in.
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There, she imports corn from Oaxaca to grind, soak and process her own masa for fresh, flexible tortillas, a rare delicacy in Denmark.
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Ohio Valley flood threat ends Widespread rain continued to soak the Ohio Valley, from Arkansas to Ohio but it was diminishing by evening.
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Nothing is quite as exhilarating as having a light shine through 36 frames of silver as you soak in your triumphs and failures.
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And if you plan on having an Instagram-worthy photo shoot of your soak in the pool, you might want to think twice.
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Still, the Bureau of Land Management, which manages this refuge, allows people to soak in a hot springs adjacent to the vole's habitat.
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The pressure was enormous — to ask only the best, most insightful questions, and not soak up all his precious energy and remaining time.
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I was pleased by how hot the water got for my pleasant soak, as well as the luxurious-feeling amenities from William Roam.
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In another green wrinkle, making hydrogen on a large scale could soak up excess electricity produced by the many wind farms near Hamburg.
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Texans go to soak in the outdoor pools of water, surrounded by aloe plants, the dry desert dirt and the big blue sky.
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Suites come complete with rainfall showers and deep-soak tubs, and there are 14 restaurants and 16 bars for guests to choose from.
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You'd also be more likely to get a buzz or feel high with the soak than with a cream or topical, he added.
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