Soiled, sunken couches lay along two sides of the room.
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The shed had just a soiled duvet on the floor.
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My mother soiled my tomato sandwich with unwanted condiments — trashland.
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He was facedown and completely exhausted and soiled and cold.
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Mr. Salah, whose dishdasha was also soiled, did the same.
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Instead, wet and soiled squares must go in the trash.
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A boy in a soiled tracksuit flopped to the ground.
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Whether or not you've "soiled" the shirt is a different matter.
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Handwash soiled clothing each day, if possible, to prevent large loads.
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She soiled her own clothes and could never get them clean.
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The water is often soiled, leaving residents exposed to waterborne illnesses.
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She included — and framed — her son's actual scribbles and soiled nappies.
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Inside was a cowboy hat, a handgun and some soiled clothes.
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And, unless your puppy has soiled their toys, don't wash them.
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Erdogan is sat in a soiled bed of his own making.
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All the fun and games, with none of the soiled diapers.
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The surviving boxes, she added, are soiled by soot and water.
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Soiled litter boxes are not the only places to contract the parasite.
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Some people wore soiled clothing for days or weeks, the report states.
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Airlines have fretted about soiled cabins, allergies and outright dangers to passengers.
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Delta complained that some of the animals soiled cabins or bit travelers.
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Given soy's soiled reputation, it makes sense that almond milk became a favorite.
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If it's visibly soiled, request a room change — or head to another hotel.
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Soiled, the statue captured both the promise of liberation and its continuing deferral.
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His reputation was permanently soiled and irreparable damage was done to the country.
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The body as a ghost-in-training for whatever soiled world came next.
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He walked around the room, inspecting their efforts to invert the soiled gloves.
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A soiled and savage species, we can still make music when we try.
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And guys, America's been floundering about in some soiled diapers for awhile now.
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Some people were "wearing soiled clothing for days or weeks," the report said.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute contends that quick cycles clean only "lightly soiled" dishes.
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It's almost like heaven is trying to wash away the soiled, contaminated remains.
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" • A 17-year-old Guatemalan girl: "Three days ago my baby soiled his clothes.
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Images of the room show a soiled mattress, padlocked windows and no light source.
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The infant was clothed only in a wet and soiled onesie, the statement said.
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Piper, meanwhile, anoints herself lord of the jungle as her soiled-panty enterprise flourishes.
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They shuffle through the manicured grounds with soiled clothing and matted hair like zombies.
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They are being told to use one mask per shift unless it becomes soiled.
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You can appoint one or two pockets to store soiled, sweaty garments and shoes.
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Particularly disturbing, she has no issues then offering our soiled milk to unsuspecting guests.
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If your hands are greasy or heavily soiled, sanitizer alone will not be effective.
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Luckily, libraries are no longer concerned about soiled books but rather about empty stomachs.
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Everything inside, from lamps to poker tables to soiled mattresses, is up for grabs.
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He allegedly beat someone who owed $250,000 until the man "soiled himself," court documents state.
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Natalie stopped walking days before her death, and was found in a soiled adult diaper.
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There are broken down trucks, battered washing machines, crumbling cars, derelict mattresses, and soiled clothing.
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He is carrying a pail of paint, wears dirty clothes and has a soiled face.
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His face is now bloody, and his white shirt is soiled with large crimson drops.
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The only lasting damage is my soiled rug, which, thankfully, Airbnb is offering to replace.
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KVLY-TV reports the boy was brought in wearing a soiled and partially torn diaper.
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The toddler's father found her unconscious in soiled clothes on the floor of their home.
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"His comments have soiled the process," said John Kwoka, an economics professor at Northeastern University.
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All of those examples are not sports stories soiled by politics or other distracting themes.
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Passengers and crew members have complained about allergies, animal aggression, including biting, and soiled cabins.
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A new bag of fresh diapers will be left in place of the soiled bag.
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The most recent headline from the trial declared that Kim's "soiled underwear" was evidence of poisoning.
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" "You're everywhere, and every sound comes to me soiled because you've intercepted it on its way.
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You're cleared, but just for the fact your name is soiled will live with you forever.
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In a particularly uncomfortable moment, he cleans a woman's buttocks after she has inadvertently soiled herself.
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Well, hot dog skin-soiled water is a considerably more sadistic thing to go viral for.
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It started, he said, when he was left chained for hours during interrogations and soiled himself.
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He soiled himself on one cruise, said one person who was with him at the time.
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When it comes to washing heavily soiled items — a category that dog toys certainly fall into!
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"They have shown their willingness to carry the president's baggage, no matter how soiled its contents."
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Overfull, I left the restaurant, handing my change to a car guard in a soiled reflective bib.
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As they waited, sheriffs at the station bathed the boy and replaced his soiled and dirty clothes.
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In the real world, however, this church continues to be soiled by the wrongdoings of the past.
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The baby girl, dressed only in a soiled flannel onesie, was found just after 4:30 a.m.
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In a relatively short time, the soiled Enron name was replaced with the juice maker Minute Maid's.
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A cinder block room contained a soiled mattress and chains — some grisly torture chamber, the couple imagined.
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Women with newborns would have to walk home to wash, often bloodied and carrying their soiled bedding.
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His corpse rests on a stretcher, its fabric frayed and soiled like the dead man's unbuttoned trousers.
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Kinkade denied all the accusations, but the suits soiled his reputation and made his alcoholism public information.
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It pointed to dishes in the sink, and photographed a carpet soiled by the family's new puppy.
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Hugh Sr., 71, was allegedly found wearing a dirty shirt and a soiled adult diaper, the documents state.
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Hugh, Sr., 71, was allegedly found wearing a dirty shirt and a soiled adult diaper, the documents state.
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The flat backed onto a cemetery, and we found ourselves among graves, lurching tree roots, and soiled nappies.
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If I didn't get my uniform to the laundry on time, I would keep wearing that soiled jumper.
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Instead he soiled it and with it, dragged the world further down a path toward previously unthinkable instability.
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"In these days of pickled sharks and soiled bedclothes," Sylvie's realist paintings hold no interest for London gallerists.
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But possessions are often left behind and end up in the trash: soiled clothing, books, wallets and photographs.
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When the little girl wet herself she would be forced to wear her soiled clothes on her head.
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His 12-year-old son, Isaiah Wells-Thomas, gives him a hand, disposing of wipes and soiled diapers.
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The dishwasher debate takes a wonkish turn, devolving into dishwashers' ability to clean "lightly-" and "normally-soiled" dishes.
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He also thought her jail uniform might be soiled so he brought her fresh clothes and a mop.
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In the original narrative Poe's detective Auguste Dupin sees "a solitary letter" that was: […] much soiled and crumpled.
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Sauvignon-sipping mothers unite, and under the glow of a gentle buzz, soiled diapers and screaming toddlers become NBD.
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Boxes brimmed with soiled books and soggy clothes, Christmas decorations gone to ruin and soused childhood Power Rangers toys.
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In Prakash's opinion, it was actually Washio's pivot to an on-demand model that soiled the company's business prospects.
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Airbnb offered to pay for a soiled rug that Smith tossed — it was just too tainted by the orgy.
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Despite his soiled clothes, he seemed to be managing his activities of daily living (what gerontologists call A.D.L.s) successfully.
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Older gum trees are not uncommon in the thick, rich-soiled woodlands of several parks in New York City.
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And I opened the note like it was a soiled diaper and it just said, 'You have great instincts.
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The containers hold common household trash, including used bags and soiled diapers, but they were mislabeled as recyclable materials.
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Reviews of the Portal devices were middling to poor, and due to Facebook's soiled reputation leaned toward the suspicious.
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Inside, adults and children were milling around in sandals and soiled clothes, eating sticky rice from plastic foam bowls.
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When Ms. Haddish observed that it looked like a soiled diaper, Mr. Chan reminded her about proper kitchen etiquette.
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I have a Knoll chair designed by Jens Risom whose woven cotton webbing — the main seating element — is soiled.
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People significantly altered their lifestyles as a result by taking fewer showers, skipping toilet flushes, and repurposing lightly soiled water.
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Depp was a mostly celebrated actor until 2016, when a fractious divorce and rumors of financial struggles soiled his image.
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The photograph changes our perception of a comforting object and forces us to look at the soiled and tattered surface.
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Prosecutors say Thomas' home was allegedly filled with soiled children's underwear, explicit photographs and other "trophies" collected over the years.
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That can include not changing a baby as frequently or drying out a soiled diaper in order to reuse it.
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Clutching his soiled backpack (which appears to contain something heavy), Kroff comes to sit in the chair beside your desk.
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In the case of the Emmett Till signs, the bullet holes provide a real-life parallel to Ellison's soiled statue.
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He had diarrhea for most of time, and for the first year in the cage he sat in soiled clothing.
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JAPAN If you were expecting tuna sashimi and soiled schoolgirls' underwear, then I'm afraid you've come to the wrong place.
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I didn't bring my partner as some oddball way of honoring a man who had soiled my ideas of love.
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Heavily soiled laundry requires special handling, and this is especially true in the case of heavy soiling caused by floodwater.
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Pros: Cost-conscious, environmentally-friendly, easy-to-use, quick-dissolvingCons: Does not work well on heavily-soiled pots and pans
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In America, migrant children were being put in detention facilities, separated from their parents, living in soiled clothes for weeks.
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The earth above a grave begins to shift, and a soiled hand breaks through from below, clawing at the air.
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Passengers and airline employees have complained of soiled cabins, allergies and even biting by some of the animals on board.
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Among his possessions there were also soiled latex gloves from his mother's medical job and an envelope addressed to his father.
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You have practically every variety of Pepe imaginable, from Mouthy Fascist Pepe™ to Soiled Diap Pepe™ to Who Me?
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Not only can we eliminate diseases that can be transferred through dirt or soiled clothing, but we're able to restore respect.
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What started out as a peaceful demonstration, with good behavior on both sides, was soiled by the use of the gas.
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I'd become tired of being mugged at cashpoints and waking up on night buses lightly soiled without a wallet or watch.
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Spray a bit of shaving cream onto a cloth, grasp the soiled area of the string with the cloth and rub.
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"I couldn't go anywhere for fear I was going to blast out," he said, recalling the many times he soiled himself.
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Love your cat though you do, you probably do not love the hairballs, soiled luggage and the fur, oh the fur!
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One well-known Khmer proverb goes: women, like white cloth, are easily soiled, while men, like gems, can be polished anew.
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One well-known Khmer proverb goes: women, like white cloth, are easily soiled, while men, like gems, can be polished anew.
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But his turn to right-wing petulance, with a bow to kooky comparisons of Obamacare to slavery, considerably soiled his reputation.
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Some academic work has shown that antibacterial soaps are more effective at reducing certain bacteria on soiled hands than soaps without them.
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Users bring their soiled needles back in disposal containers that are not transparent, so you can't tell how many syringes are inside.
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The one-block, 2.8-acre lot is surrounded by familiar Philadelphia blight: run-down houses, unkempt weeds, a pile of soiled mattresses.
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Remember, this isn't ideal for seriously soiled floors — but for things like spills or muddy paw prints, it'll get the job done.
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Now, the truth is that our underlying domestic momentum has been pretty soiled and that's been the driver for the U.S. economy.
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Heroin overdoses can be unsightly affairs: Disheveled patients with open sores and soiled underwear, littering vials and used needles beneath their stretchers.
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Waste pre-disaster was trucked out daily; the tsunami wrecked the roads, and so boxes of soiled bandages and infected sharps accumulated.
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It's an amusing museum piece: overflowing trays of cigarette butts, soiled clothes strewn across the floor, empty milk bottles and broken eggs.
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She'll consider moving to Vancouver, but then realize her millions of dollars can only afford rent on a soiled mattress in Eastside.
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That race has been soiled by recent reporting that Swanson improperly directed her office's staffers to conduct political work for her campaign.
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According to the Associated Press, children were separated from their families, sat in soiled diapers, and ate meals with little nutritional value.
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Instead of restating your own values — for pluralism, for a compromise, for peace — you end up another soiled part of the climate.
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"No problem," the waitress sang, "no problem at all," replacing the girl's fork, bending to snatch the soiled one off the floor.
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Soiled by a president who, Castro-like, delivered a two-hour rant at a rally in Michigan the night he was impeached.
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On July 23, Alicia and Shatika were giving Malachi a bath after he soiled himself, the women told police, according to the documents.
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After inspecting the flag on Tuesday, Cynthia Hughes, a textile conservator at the museum, said it was "soiled" but in otherwise good condition.
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When police found the girl, they say she was bruised, blistered, and riddled with rashes, only wearing a shirt and a soiled diaper.
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The boys were also allegedly forbidden from exiting the room to leave the bathroom, which led to further punishment if they soiled themselves.
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Mr Trump is soiled and compromised; yet the millions of Americans who support his invectives against immigrants and Muslims seem not to mind.
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The toddler was badly sunburned throughout the day and was found sitting in its stroller with a soiled diaper, according to CBS 12.
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The RSS argues the purity of India was soiled by the foreign intervention of Muslims and then Christians beginning in the 8th century.
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They didn't call for help The women told police they were bathing Malachi on July 23 after he soiled himself, court documents said.
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Washing your hands is typically considered the best option, since hand sanitizers might not work as well on visibly soiled or greasy hands.
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"In their patriotism, people many times forget that displaying a soiled flag is not the way to go about it," Mr. Plenzler said.
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The category includes not only plastic bags, but also soiled plastic that covers microwaveable food, plastic wrap used for leftovers and Bubble Wrap.
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"Traveling" (2002), a beautifully atmospheric grisaille, nearly ten feet tall, was made by repeatedly bouncing a basketball soiled with "Harlem earth" onto paper.
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It needs to wash out the grime and grease of an administration that every day does something to make the country feel soiled.
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It's as if I could keep scrubbing away at my nightly routine, making it cleaner and cleaner until it was no longer soiled.
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If clothes or washable linens get soiled, either wash them in a washing machine on the "hot" or "sanitize" setting (ideally with a half cup of bleach, if bleaching won't damage them) or put them in a plastic bag and quarantine them for a few days or weeks, because every time you handle soiled clothes, you risk spreading the virus, Dr. Perencevich said.
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Until he figures out that he's not entitled to anyone else's labor, he can keep on shouting his idiocy into a soiled gym sock.
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The 5-month-old, who was only wearing a onesie that was wet and soiled, is now being cared for at a local hospital.
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The plan would open the California coast where drilling opposition has been fierce since a major oil spill in the 1960s soiled popular beaches.
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Across the street, outside a run-down motel, two shirtless kids played with a pit bull puppy next to a stack of soiled mattresses.
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Each litany of woe will usually include at least one tale of sexual debauchery, one of drug abuse and one of a soiled apartment.
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Another mother, Fatima, said her young daughter soiled herself and had to remain to her dirty underwear for several days, according to court documents.
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Christie's bridge debacle soiled anyone who came in contact with him, even Guadagno whose relationship with Christie has been described as strained and tense.
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Another told us how she had soiled herself in front of her children because she was forbidden to use the bathroom during a search.
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By now it's obvious to everyone that the Trump administration is a graveyard for reputations: Everyone who goes in comes out soiled and diminished.
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The downside of any primary challenge is that it is guaranteed to be nasty: Nobody emerges from an encounter with Trump without feeling soiled.
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He will start the new year being picked up by a police patrol car in a pair of soiled harem pants, somewhere in Wales.
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He will need to act quickly and decisively to convince dubious voters that the A.N.C. can clean its soiled house and deserves another chance.
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Once your items are thoroughly cleaned, they may go into a dryer — but not before, as the heat will set stains into soiled textiles.
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The gel does a good job with regular loads but does leave residue on heavily-soiled pans and some spotting on stainless-steel pieces.
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Meanwhile, I would step over any soiled clothes on the floor without one sharp word, though I did sometimes kick them under the bed.
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The volunteers moved heavy and soiled mattresses, washer machines, refrigerators, couches, and driftwood from the Santa Croce district on to five large garbage barges.
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With no room around the high altar to maneuver such heavy machinery, scaffolding is being installed there to put soiled surfaces within arm's reach.
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The news comes as airlines are introducing stricter rules for emotional support animals after crew and passengers complained about allergies, soiled cabins and biting.
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Seated in Karen's lap, Lila reached out a small hand for the soiled napkin on the table, grasped it vaguely, let it slip back.
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"People here are shocked, scared and sorry for each other because of our loss," she said, as children in soiled sweatshirts crowded around her.
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It recommends wearing disposable gloves while handling soiled items, laundering items according to washing machine instructions and drying thoroughly using the warmest temperature recommended.
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The front cover: photograph of a girl the Khmer Rouge executed, one of many children presumed counterrevolutionary enemies, as the soiled descendants of such.
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It was well before noon, but many of the community members were dressed in soiled work clothes, having already put in a full day's work.
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" The document continues: "Drew said on or about … 4/15/19, A.J. had lied about soiled underwear and he was subjected to a cold shower.
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"I want to be helpful," Rubio said, offering political aid to the man he once suggested had soiled his pants during a particularly heated debate.
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Other aides may be more strongly moved by self-interest, and a desire to keep their good name from being soiled by an unfit boss.
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If she thinks about speaking out against injustices like the casting couch, she's going to find herself with a tanked career and a soiled reputation.
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They claimed the one-month-old infant was wrapped in a dirty towel, wore soiled clothing, and had not received medical attention while in custody.
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The upper part of the painting (pillow and sheet) is in disarray and soiled with paint, some of which drips onto the quilt below. 19.
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Romo is the Cowboys quarterback who comfortably out-produced Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman but will leave with his reputation as soiled as Danny White's.
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The singer regularly shared pictures of his son on his Instagram page and posted an image of him changing Daniel's soiled diapers on Father's Day.
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Never put batteries, plastic bags, dishware, clothing, furniture, electronics, hoses, needles, prescription bottles, food waste or food-soiled paper in your recycle bin, unless instructed.
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While Trudeau and Macron are the most recent recipients of Trump's wrath, his relationship with several of the G-7 attendees have also been soiled.
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Then, they buried them along with the food, covering the pots with cardboard and tarps to keep them from getting excessively soiled by the dirt.
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With soiled white garments, black boots and ratty blonde locks, their faces caked in white paint, the actresses look like a chorus of the undead.
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Machine Washing Instructions When laundering heavily soiled textiles, it's important to check the water during the rinse cycle to make sure the items are clean.
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For two days this month, US soldiers, airmen, military families, and civilians helped Venetians remove heavy and soiled mattresses, washer machines, refrigerators, couches, and driftwood.
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" The document continues: "Drew said on or about … 4/15/19, A.J. had lied about soiled underwear and he was subjected to a cold shower.
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A British author has stumbled onto a new business venture after selling a pair of soiled underwear on Ebay as a car security system for $12.
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When this happened with my first born, I rushed to clean the soiled soother by boiling it in water or carefully washing it in the sink.
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Inspectors from a government watchdog group found immigrants also had limited access to showers and clean clothing, with some wearing soiled clothing for days or weeks.
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The family members also forced her to lick soiled underwear, eat dog feces on bread, and simulate sexual acts with a jalapeño pepper, court documents said.
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The Associated Press detailed one facility where young girls took care of babies who wore soiled clothes and no diapers without any adult supervision, for example.
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The same way fans soiled the sanctity of the 2016 All-Star Game by voting for Scott, they did the same thing with Nilan in 1991.
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A machete would have been useful, and a broom — empty, sun-bleached beer cans, soiled blankets, and shattered glass carpet the ground, making for difficult terrain.
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The number of emotional-support animals flying on U.S. airlines have surged in recent years, airlines have said, prompting concerns about allergies, soiled cabins and biting.
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Over the last few years they had begun noticing a new and unwelcome type of waste repeatedly turning up among the garbage: soiled disposable sanitary towels.
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A man who stays at the hotel every other Monday night on business brings me three soiled shirts, asks if they can be dry-cleaned overnight.
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During evenings in October, Angie Hansen can be found dressed in a soiled baby-doll dress and pigtails, screaming for help in a blood-spattered morgue.
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Tip "No one wants soiled or limp bank notes," says Peter Balke, a senior policy adviser for De Nederlandsche Bank, the central bank of the Netherlands.
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The September 275 front page of the New York Times, which reported on Hurricane Dorian's devastation, is about a third waterlogged as if soiled by floodwaters.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince has soiled his own international reputation as a reformer over the past two years in which he has dominated the Saudi scene.
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Here, the instrumentals aren't wispy and flashy 808 cast-offs thanks to Pi'erre Bourne, who shepherds much of the record—they're soiled and destructive-sounding affairs.
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After all, Bobby's reputation is soiled by what really made his fortune: On the day of 9/11, Bobby made trades that actually made him a billionaire.
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The compassion that gets expressed in daily life, when we feed the hungry, stand against injustice, change soiled sheets or listen generously to a friend's broken heart.
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As if certain words were so suspect — sordid — as to require "handling" by tweezers or being pinched between fingertips, the way one might hold a (soiled) tissue.
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Korean startup Monit's new Bluetooth sensor wants to make sniff tests a thing of the past by alerting parents as soon as their baby's diaper is soiled.
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As in, at that point we'd be living in a world so soiled and toxic that we'd have much bigger problems than paying $16 dollars an apple.
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At the Arts Electronica Festival in Austria in September, men reportedly so soiled a sex robot named Samantha that her creator must now take her for repairs.
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Clisham later saw two rangers picking up soiled toilet paper from one of the dirty sites, essentially filling in as doggie daycare attendants for grown-ass humans.
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Her last client masturbated in front of her (she quit), and the person before him soiled herself constantly, leaving Angelica to clean up (that client later died).
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In "The Deuce," Maggie Gyllenhaal, who plays the prostitute Candy, swivels her hips in a working-girl wardrobe of short shorts, skimpy tops and lightly soiled coats.
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Using a gel allows you to reduce the amount of dishwasher detergent used if you are washing a load of lightly soiled dishes, and it dissolves easily.
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For every cocksure cam boy living in a penthouse or making big bucks off literally soiled goods, there are thousands more plugging away for relatively small sums.
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Miller brought mud from the concentration camp into the dictator's bathroom — once a private, now very public space — with her boots, which she left on a soiled rug.
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"[Pratt] reinforced dominance over his subordinates by regularly entering their enclosed offices, intentionally passing gas, and then laughing as they were forced to breathe soiled air," Bland claims.
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The hope that the coming stream of Oval Office tweets results in a more engaged public outweighs the fear that it will result in a soiled American image.
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And, Miller says, former inmates in New York City have reported being forced to show their soiled pads to their guard just to prove they needed more supplies.
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While the screen itself is absolutely gorgeous and can be customized to your heart's content with navigation and musical data, it's soiled by a bone-headed control system.
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The officers found the infant facedown under a pile of sticks and debris, clothed only in a wet and soiled onesie, a statement from the sheriff's office said.
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Lawyers who visited the immigration processing station in McAllen, TX, told HuffPost that the one-month-old infant was wrapped in a dirty towel and wore soiled clothing.
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HOUSTON — Brian McCann's left arm is getting a little worn out, and his catcher's mitt is getting strafed by spikes and soiled from the dirt around home plate.
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As the duffel has no fewer than eight pockets, it's easy to keep all of your stuff organized, not to mention keeping soiled gear separate from clean stuff.
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And to see this universe be soiled through EA's money-first ideology, it not only annoyed me, but really took some of the magic out of Star Wars.
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Mr. Weissmann, who declined to be interviewed for this article, even demonstrated that Mr. Gigante's bathrobes were chosen with care: In public, his coverings were soiled and tattered.
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Clients including the British bank HSBC and the luxury firm Richemont dropped the firm, its reputation as soiled as those of some of the controversial figures it advised.
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Unless your Rift's lenses are badly soiled, a clean, dry, lint-free cloth is all you should use, rubbing in a gentle swirling pattern outward from the center.
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When poor choices are the reason for a person's financial mess, providing financial assistance without addressing the cause is like putting a soiled bandage on an infected wound.
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He's doing it because he needs to tell you something important, something about how your selfish little life of SnapChat fucks, soiled nights and Uber escapes is meaningless.
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It is the airline's latest attempt to curb the surge in passengers flying with service and support animals, which Delta has said has led to soiled cabins and biting.
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But passengers and crew members have complained about allergies, animal aggression, including biting, and soiled cabins from the increase in support animals, leading airlines to issue their own restrictions.
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One time, The Washington Post's Ben Terris writes in a Tuesday story, the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate pulled off a stunt involving one of his three children's soiled diapers.
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One woman leaving the clinic with soiled sheets was stopped by a nurse, who asked her to drop them in a pile of clothing to be burned that night.
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Delta, American and United this year issued stricter policies for emotional or psychiatric support animals following complaints from passengers and crew about biting, soiled cabins, barking and other issues.
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In March 2013 these waste-pickers sent bin bags full of soiled sanitary napkins to the corporate offices of Procter and Gamble, Johnson and Johnson, and Kimberly Clark Lever.
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Hal Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, took in the scene from a distance, like a caretaker who did not want to intrude — or to get his blue blazer soiled.
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Race and color are best addressed in the "Kids Mascarade" series of photographs that show children in red-soiled landscapes wearing plastic animal masks that appear suspiciously, menacingly Caucasian.
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Background reading: Soiled clothes, no diapers and no access to showers or soap — read more about the conditions that migrant children faced in an overcrowded border station in Texas.
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Tapping his black Vans slip-ons on the soiled carpet, he strummed his way through a haunting progression — familiar, in a subliminal way, to any member of his generation.
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What the Washington investigator describes is disturbing: teenage girls being forced to wear soiled underwear and pants after bleeding through them while on their period is just one example.
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"During harvest, workers core lettuce in the field, often with a knife soiled by pathogen-laden dirt," explained Modern Farmer in an article about why lettuce keeps sickening people.
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I mean that he has so soiled the discourse that a kind of numbness has set in, an exhaustion of outrage that allows him to proceed with the unthinkable.
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According to Medley, de Lesseps and D'Agostino, Jr. called her days after returning from their Florida vacation – begging her to help clear D'Agostino, Jr.'s soiled name amongst the cast.
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The critters were "twice as likely to aggregate on bags containing soiled clothes compared to bags containing clean clothes," according to the paper published today in the journal Scientific Reports.
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To the moment when Islam had not yet been soiled, to before it was contaminated by History and "Fitna," the first Muslim civil wars, which followed the death of Muhammad.
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A six-hour search led to the child being found alive in a soiled one-piece garment early on Sunday, when the temperature was 46 degrees Fahrenheit (7.8 degrees Celsius).
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The program depends on residents to voluntarily separate organic waste such as food scraps, food-soiled paper and yard waste from other trash and recycling, according to the program's website.
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Under a new policy that began Monday, all food-permitted businesses in the city are required to keep organic material, such as food scraps and soiled paper products, from landfills.
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You can quickly wash a soiled shirt in your bathroom sink, but if you don't have a clothes dryer in your apartment you can forget about wearing it right away.
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Poor Mary's been saddled with yet another rotten engagement, this time to a loyalist who's willing to take on her "soiled goods" in exchange for close relations with the duke.
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Drilling in the gulf, and in other deep waters, slowed considerably after the BP Deepwater Horizon explosion in 2010, which killed 11 workers and soiled water and beaches with oil.
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Days later, I sat with my father amid the ruin, surrounded by curled, soiled pictures and muddy belongings on what would have been their 60th wedding anniversary, and we wept.
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Richard could not catch the waiter's eye, and the plates lingered too long, the silverware dirtied and askew, and who wanted to stare at the soiled instruments of their feeding?
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Pros: Uses bleach that cleans and disinfects, soiled brushes can be tossed after you're done, affordableCons: Disposability can be wasteful and cost a lot of money in the long run
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He told us of once showing up at some clinic, drunk and filthy and soiled with his own diarrhea, and throwing a fit because the doctor was ten minutes late.
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The incident occurred as airlines are rethinking their policies toward support and service animals, after carriers and passengers have faced soiled cabins, bitten passengers, complaints about allergies and other issues.
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Silva dutifully knocked Bonnar out with a flying knee after the American missed, doing it all with an air of disinterested aloofness, as if he were disposing of a soiled diaper.
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I like this song but I also feel like it might be really magical if it wasn't kind of soiled by the context, like it's in so many movies and stuff.
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"He was just in the clothes he stood up in and where he was sleeping in the shed there was just a soiled duvet on the floor," Plimmer told the outlet.
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Wallace Bay is a shallow finger of the Northumberland Strait that pokes eight miles into the red-soiled grasslands and spruce forests of Nova Scotia, ending in a National Wildlife Area.
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More broadly, recognize the type of interruption that requires a quick exit (mostly soiled diapers and crying sprees), but otherwise get comfortable responding to a child's needs while on the job.
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The photographs are collectively called "Aprons Knots" (2017), and each consists, as the title suggests, of a soiled strip of plaid fabric torn from an apron and tied into a knot.
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On Tuesday, the embattled automaker confirmed with the Wall Street Journal that it plans to build electric vehicles in North America by 2020 in an attempt to change its soiled reputation.
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But a small amount of restraint is advised: if your stay involves sex, drugs and a soiled apartment, you may end up on a BuzzFeed list being shared throughout the office.
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When you have a choice to honor your sons and daughters and their sacrifice or you let their uniform be soiled by a corrupt bigot tainted by Vladimir Putin's corrupt money.
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The disputes involve cargoes soiled with high levels of water, salt or metals that can cause problems for refineries, according to the sources and internal PDVSA trade documents seen by Reuters.
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Then they start running low on cloth, so they have to find ways to launder and sterilize the soiled rags and reuse them even though they have almost no clean water.
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Russia has long blamed the scandal on an international effort to isolate the country, rather than revelations about its state-backed doping program, which soiled a series of international sporting events.
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During an Austrian technology fair in 2017, a version of Dr. Santos's Samantha doll reportedly responded, "I'm fine," after a group of men mounted it roughly, leaving it soiled and damaged.
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Accounts from lawyers of children wearing soiled clothes and older children caring for younger ones has increased criticism by immigration activists and Democrats of Republican President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policies.
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As part of the endangered species permit approval, the seller agreed to make an annual contribution for five years to a South African charity that rescues penguins soiled by oil spills.
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Attorneys and doctors have reported that children of all ages are being jailed without diapers, left in soiled clothing and without access to showers, toothbrushes, or even adequate water and food.
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Soiled clothing was placed inside on hangers, washed and dried there with jets of water and air, and then, still on hangers, pulled neatly by a chain into the clothes closet.
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One afternoon in 22016, when the designer Shayne Oliver was in the sixth grade, he came across a magazine ad for Dirty Denim, a line of "pre-soiled" jeans by Diesel.
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They now offer a line of compostable diaper services, and the company will pick up the soiled diapers to ensure they're taken to a proper compost facility, rather than a dump.
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A 6-month-old was also discovered in a room next door that had "stacks of soiled diapers that were piled about a foot or so high," said Bradley in December 2014.
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On Tuesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the hosts discussed Menth's wild ride, the soiled ATV, and how the suspect's name sounds suspiciously like what they think his drug of choice might be.
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Not to be outdone, Reebok just listed its own entry into the soiled clothing category — a sweat-soaked shirt — for the same price in a tongue-in-cheek swipe at the retailer.
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But what stops you in your tracks is the sight of a white satin Ku Klux Klan hood, shimmery and soiled, sitting in a case with photographs of lynchings on display nearby.
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In one of the hospitals, in New York City, administrators told doctors to continue using their surgical face masks until they're damaged or "soiled," according to a memo viewed by Business Insider.
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In 19573, she wrote "Winter in the Abruzzi," an essay about the time she and her family spent in Pizzoli, the poor, chalky-soiled town that was the site of Leone's confino .
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Mr. Trudeau has been trying to avoid taking the path of his father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, whose energy policies as prime minister in the 1980s deeply soiled the family name among Albertans.
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But by keeping Mr. Liu locked up as he dies, the Chinese government has soiled its own image, said Liao Yiwu, an exiled Chinese author living in Berlin who knows Mr. Liu.
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A missing 5-month-old baby boy -- buried under sticks and debris for nine hours in the Montana mountains -- was rescued alive after being abandoned Saturday night in a wet and soiled onesie.
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In the video, leaked to a Venezuelan journalist by members of the country's intelligence service, the lawmaker, Juan Requesens, is seen looking dazed and wearing only a pair of soiled boxers and sandals.
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"This is what you call a job that keeps on giving," Vogel says, peeling up a second layer of soiled carpet to reveal an unexpected layer of marble tile, also covered in blood.
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A 2016 study by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences on menstrual hygiene management among adolescent girls in India showed that one in five girls disposed their soiled sanitary products in "inappropriate locations".
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A "Hell's Kitchen" star says she soiled her pants from menstruation when she couldn't catch a restroom break, and now she's suing a former employer for violating her rights and eventually firing her.
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Lips will be sealed, dresses will be soiled, and in the case of certain singer-songwriters, campaigning just might cause you to gain an absurd amount of weight in no time at all.
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When Trump made his ignorant and racist-friendly comments after the tragedy in Charlottesville, he soiled the presidency and divided the nation in ways that are unworthy of any leader of our nation.
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The lawman, attempting to stir his humanity, describes how his victim "took fever and soiled himself and screamed for weeks in his sleep" before finally succumbing to his injuries, but Lurie remains unshaken.
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Orders sold online through Alibaba, JD.com, Meituan and other Chinese e-commerce outlets often arrive wrapped in multiple layers of plastic, apparently reflecting vendors' fears that customers will reject dented or soiled deliveries.
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Its most recent health inspection, from March, described residents who were not bathed or groomed properly, food that went uncovered in a soiled kitchen, and flaws in the in-room patient call system.
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He finds so many more water bottles, soiled napkins, newspapers, cigarette butts and nastier discards than when he started nine years ago that he has to circle back and make a second pass.
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The 5-year-old had been forced to take a cold shower after he soiled his clothes, and had gone to bed wet and naked before his parents found him dead, authorities said.
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Scrubbing the inside of your toilet and placing the wet, soiled brush back into a canister isn't exactly hygienic, since the moist environment inside the holder is the perfect breeding ground for bacteria.
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Recently, Guo shared with me a different series of photographs he created in 2013 that depicts a man with bloodied bandages over his eyes and hands, holding onto a soiled and bloody doll.
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Joseph allegedly told detectives he had replaced the carpet in Natalie's room with linoleum tile because "it was so soiled by the bodily waste from the children," according to the affidavit, the Register reports.
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As social media evolves, increasingly soiled by the worst and loudest impulses of humanity, any poster with an iota of self-awareness has to wonder: What the fuck am I still doing on here?
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Tossing them in a heap, where they're likely to become soiled and misshapen under the filth and weight of other shoes, is a good way to drastically shorten the life span of your sneakers.
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Such animals have proliferated in cabins, and airlines, their employees, and passengers have complained about soiled cabins, allergies and even faced injuries, prompting questions about whether these animals are actually trained to provide support.
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As with any twins, they ate more and soiled twice as many diapers as the couple's previous babies, but Fatima and Mishal could not be separated when they tried to steal each other's food.
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There's nothing less appealing than walking into a room that is covered in detritus, to the point where the bed is impossible to get into without walking on top of trash or soiled clothes.
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He keeps two or three masks in a bioprotective bag at the end of the workday, washing it and preventing it from being soiled, because he doesn't know when they're going to get more.
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While hand-washing is preferred, hand sanitizers with at least a 60% alcohol concentration can be an effective alternative to always using soap and water, but only if your hands are not visibly soiled.
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She also recommended putting multiple trash bags in a designated barf bucket, so that once a kid has thrown up, you can remove the soiled bag and still have other bags ready to go.
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He apologetically explains that he tried to walk to work as usual, but it was raining heavily, so he went back into your apartment with soiled shoes and borrowed your car for the day.
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For those looking to pair their smart changing pad with a device that detects soiled diapers, Korean startup Monit has rolled out a Bluetooth-enabled sensor that sends alerts at the earliest sign of moisture.
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Barring a couple of brilliant parts in Leon's campaign in Resident Evil 6, it's been a long while since Resi's main focus was this sort of slow-and-steady-and-now-I've-soiled-myself experience.
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He claims he saw nuns routinely reuse needles after washing them in tap water, that clothes -- sometimes soiled with urine and feces -- and cooking utensils were hand washed side by side in the same room.
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Dr Suslick, however, thinks one way around that is to use cartridges that have multiple arrays stored on a spool, so that a new one becomes available as soon as a used one gets soiled.
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No reason to believe that he is carrying, inside his loose-fitting clothes, partially zipped parka, khaki work pants with multiple pockets, or in the soiled canvas backpack on his knees, any sort of weapon.
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The most soiled garments he ever handled, he said, were coveralls worn by the metal band Slipknot that had been sprayed with beer, cream and fake blood, and left in garbage bags for three days.
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At Fat White Family's store, however, fans lined up to buy radical pamphlets that poked fun at the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, and secondhand items such as a pair of Lias Saoudi's soiled sneakers.
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" After the first incident, Coleman received a disciplinary notice from the Dodd Institute's site and human resource directors, and was told "she would be fired if she ever soiled another chair from sudden onset menstrual flow.
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MORE: America's quietest war on ISIS Where desperate dreams end In a dank, dense corridor in Tripoli, among empty plastic bottles and soiled mattresses, is where this new cynical ploy will try to find a place.
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When he regained consciousness, his parents were in the room arguing with one another and his younger brother had smeared soiled diapers all over the living room window, as if in attempt to keep something out.
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" But there it was, the last careless allusion in a speech that was full of them, gleaming like a soiled diamond in the rough: "The answer is that modern cliché: to keep trying to fail better.
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This means, among the coffee cups and potato chip bags and plastic sacks full of vegetable trimmings and paper plates, there's a hell of a lot of soiled toilet paper, as many "accommodations" have no toilets.
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Workers must still enter the cube to clean up diarrhea and vomit, unless patients are strong enough to do it themselves and then seal the soiled linens in bags and pass them out through a portal.
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The move was an effort to halt a deluge of soiled and contaminated materials that was overwhelming Chinese processing facilities and leaving the country with yet another environmental problem—and this one not of its own making.
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KAMPALA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ugandan domestic worker Shahira begged her employer in Oman to let her go home, after he sexually harassed her and his wives spat at her and threw soiled nappies and water at her.
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But Mr. Trudeau has been silent when it comes to one key issue for Latin Americans, an issue that has soiled Canada's image with thick layers of sludge: the reprehensible behavior of mining companies in the region.
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I&aposm fresh from a breakup, so the idea of pouncing back onto London&aposs barbaric dating scene is about as appealing as wearing a metre-long top hat constructed solely of my niece&aposs soiled nappies.
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Being respectful also means never flying it in a manner where it could be soiled or damaged, using it to cover a ceiling (looking at you, American frat houses) or employing it as a receptacle to carry things.
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They work great on printed textbooks, but try to highlight something in your handwritten notes and you'll be left with not only a smeary mess but a highlighter tip stained with ink that leaves soiled neon trails behind.
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But Venezuela has just one small dry dock and lacks the cash or the time to send its soiled tankers there for proper cleaning, according to the PDVSA executives, ship captains and two workers from tanker cleaning companies.
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"She had woke up vomiting and had soiled herself and her clothes and I just thought that she wasn't feeling well and I gave her a shower and cleaned her all up," Bousman said, according to the Register.
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CreditCreditMonica Almeida/The New York Times LOS ANGELES — They lean unsteadily on canes and walkers, or roll along the sidewalks of Skid Row here in beat-up wheelchairs, past soiled sleeping bags, swaying tents and piles of garbage.
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This was a job that had always been meant for men, but these courageous and exceptionally stoned women pushed on, and—hands utterly soiled in cheese product—poured bags of crumbs directly into their filthy shameful mouth holes.
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If your hands are greasy or visibly dirty, hand sanitizer won't be as effectiveYammine said that if your hands are greasy from eating a sandwich or if they're visibly soiled, hand sanitizer won't be able to kill bacteria.
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Be clear that the Constitution is soiled with the stain of slavery — the three-fifths clause, the requirement that fugitive slaves be returned, the clause allowing the international slave trade to persist for a generation after its ratification.
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She says that while eco modes of the past could not always handle normally soiled dishes, today's standards assure consumers that pressing the eco button will clean everyday dishes with the efficiency promised on the machines' energy labels.
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The 5-year-old had been forced to take a cold shower in their Illinois home after he soiled his clothes that night, and had gone to bed wet and naked before his parents found him dead, authorities said.
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Following in the footsteps of child star Jodie Sweetin, former It Girl Mischa Barton, and lying Olympian Ryan Lochte, Billy "Bushy" Bush may take the stage on Dancing With the Stars in an effort to reinvent his soiled image.
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Shout Wipes or hand sanitizer, if you have them, are great for treating stains caused by errant condiments — hand sanitizer has a high concentration of alcohol, which works well on many food stains when gently massaged into soiled fabric.
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The CEO also engaged in other bizarre, intimidating behavior, such as taking off a soiled shirt and sitting through a meeting bare-chested, walking on a conference table while agitated, and yelling at an aide, according to the Republic.
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If you recall, the end of the third episode revealed a villainous individual in soiled briefs and a gas mask, wielding a machete—the potential arch-nemesis to Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson's detectives—as a scary, yet satisfying cliffhanger.
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Ordinarily, I'd clothe myself in the discarded wrappings from my fast food meals anyway, so using actual clothing instead of greasy waxed paper and soiled cardboard to protect my body from the elements will be a nice change of pace.
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I cannot imagine that a departing Obama would have wanted to present an arriving Clinton, the designated defender of his legacy, with such an unholy mess—particularly where the mess soiled a foreign policy position she had so strongly embraced.
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However, for those of us who knew Mannan and Tonoy, memories of traveling freely around Dhaka, eating biryani, playing card games, attending gallery exhibits and classical music concerts, or sitting under the bamboo groves in the botanical garden have become soiled.
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Some moments are hypnotic in Ms. Campion's signature soiled-fairy-tale style — a tendril of Cinnamon's hair floating out of the underwater suitcase, or a stark swimming hole seen from above — and certain lines elegantly, if brutally, capture modern despair itself.
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Prepping and Choosing Items for Laundering Start by taking the heavily soiled laundry outside to rinse wet or muddy items off using a hose, or place them into a utility sink for pre-rinsing if outdoor space is not available.
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I hope to return to my family in Virginia, see a bag of soiled, affordable diapers in the trash near the doorstep, hear the voices of babies who are gearing up for another all-nighter, and smile, grateful to be home.
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Facebook's reputation is so soiled, its public trust so eroded by more than three years of revelations of its excesses, carelessness, and hubris, that it can't get a break even when company leaders are trying to make a solid argument.
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"It's a pity to have such leaders," said Abdo Farah, a fisherman who has trawled the waters around Beirut for 34 years, pushing farther out in search of clean fish as sewage, industrial runoff and garbage soiled the coast unchecked.
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NOIDA, India — The madams in the luxury gated community went to yoga classes and toddler playgroups; the maids soundlessly whisked away dirty dishes and soiled laundry before retreating, at night, to a nearby shantytown of tin sheds and plastic tents.
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Pakistanis will go to the polls Wednesday to elect a new prime minister in what the country's voters and outside observers have warned will be a dirty election soiled by a military bent on getting their own candidate into power.
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About a dozen tankers are being held back because the hulls have been soiled by crude, stemming from several oil leaks in the last year at key ports of Bajo Grande and Jose, which has resulted in delayed operations for loading and discharging.
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Similar questions arise about almost everyone else Mokhtar encounters during this escape, from various members of militias resisting Houthi rebels—men in tank tops and tracksuits who wave guns with abandon—to crazed prisoners who have soiled themselves in crammed, makeshift cells.
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Despite his threats to return for season 4, Johnson — who, let's not forget, was unceremoniously kicked off the last BiP season by Chris Harrison after he got wasted, soiled himself, and went on a foul-mouthed tirade — is now (sob) off the market.
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Firefighters finally got the riders out at 3 AM and sent them home, where they presumably changed their soiled pants or whatever, crawled into bed, and hoped against hope that they wouldn't have to relive the whole nightmare in an actual nightmare.
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Other characters include Sister Gilchrist (the wonderful Deborah Findlay), a no-nonsense nurse with a special distaste for patient-soiled sheets, and Salter (Peter Forbes, late of the spectacular National Theater production of "Follies"), the publicity-courting chairman of the Bethlehem Hospital Trust.
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I was wearing my favorite pair of shoes, and the toe of one of them got scuffed and soiled by an oil hose that a workman was dragging across the sidewalk from his truck to the basement of a building on my route.
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When she finally arrives, late, at the emergency PTA meeting that has been organized by the movie's perfect-mom villain, Gwendolyn, on the topic of bake sale nutritional restrictions, Amy is exhausted, and her white blouse is soiled with coffee and Prego.
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Messy hair might just be a fashion choice, but severe slips in hygiene—wearing the same soiled clothes over and over, skipping showers, not using a toothbrush—might signal depression, bullying, or other big problems with friendships or peer relationships, Schnaue says.
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As soon as Mejia and McKenna were done collecting soil samples and pipetting soiled water from the wooded area next to Rush's home, Flowers took the researchers to the Lowndes County Interpretive Center for a bathroom break — but also to make a point.
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United Airlines will no longer accept emotional-support kittens and puppies under four months of age and will ban emotional-support animals outright on long flights as it tries to crack down on soiled cabins and biting incidents that have harmed passengers and crew.
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The girl told authorities, who allegedly found some of the children chained to furniture and soiled from their own waste, that she and her 12 siblings — then ages 2 to 29 — had been held captive and subject to starvation and beatings by their parents.
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If a mate of yours had posted this photo on their Instagram they'd have been laughed off the timeline, or at least been massively, massively bullied by the negroni it sits below and the pair of soiled knickers on a European street corner above.
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The Missoula County Sheriff's Office said that the boy, clothed only in a wet and soiled onesie, had been in the wilderness for at least nine hours, surviving a chilly night when temperatures dipped to about 46 degrees, before being discovered early on Sunday.
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With each spill — scores of them over the past three decades, residents say — fishermen have been forced to suspend their work as plumes of contaminants turned the water's surface into a shimmering toxic kaleidoscope, poisoned fish and waterfowl, killed mangroves and soiled the town's beaches.
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In her feathered blond wig and slightly soiled mini-dress, this Charity brings to mind those good-natured C-list actresses in 1960s B movies who broke your heart because they exuded such a hunger for a stardom that would clearly never be theirs.
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" The report also cited food that was not protected from potential contamination during storage, preparation, transportation, display or service; wiping cloths that were soiled or not stored in sanitizing solution; and "harborage or conditions conducive to attracting vermin to the premises and/or allowing vermin to exist.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Soiled were the streets of Venice last week in the name of Damien Hirst, courtesy of animal activists who literally dumped 88 pounds of turds outside the Palazzo Grassi to protest its forthcoming exhibition of the British artist's newest work.
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Woods was arrested on Sunday, just a few hours after officers received a call from the city's Kenwood neighborhood from someone who saw a small child running down the street wearing a soiled diaper and bleeding from a cut above his left eye, police tell PEOPLE.
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In the EEOC lawsuit, one Koch Foods employee without legal immigration status alleged that a manager sexually harassed his wife and made him pay to use the bathroom, once waiting until he had soiled himself to give him permission to leave his spot on the production line.
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Unfortunately, however, many who are raised beneath the soiled sheets of unbridled ambition, or those who emerge from the swamps of generational privilege, find it far easier to engage in dirty politics and character assassination than they do to display any real talent of their own.
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But airlines, including Delta, United and American this year have tightened restrictions on such support animals, asking passengers to provide signed documents that state the animal can behave, after passengers and crew complained about allergies and soiled cabins, and raised concerns about travelers getting certification fraudulently.
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"A lot of families rely on diaper banks and donations, but if they can't get them, they may be forced to have babies spend periods of time in soiled diapers, or to reuse diapers, which can lead to very serious health problems for babies," says Stillwell-Parvensky.
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A Brazilian couple used the backdrop for pictures, but out of frame, and off their Instagram feed, was the Rome that tourists often choose not to see: Empty beer bottles, cigarette packs, stained paper towels, soiled clothes and littered food were spread around like some grotesque picnic.
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And then Kelly, for whom I used to have nothing but admiration, soiled his own moment by defending the president and needlessly pointing an accusatory finger at Representative Frederica Wilson, which once again turned out to be wrong on fact, wretched as principle and dumb as politics.
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A soiled T-shirt placed on a bed and a mascara stick haphazardly left on the bathroom counter suddenly transmogrify into something akin to an irreplaceable treasure or evidence from a crime scene, rather than the banal, last-minute purchases from the local supermarket that they are.
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Conor McGregor is just a very hard guy whose fame came from UFC, which as everyone knows, is a sport for boys with soiled duvet covers and unkempt neckbeards—and which, for many years, was essentially a collapsed governing body away from just being a sweaty basement Fight Club.
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Women who defer to make-shift materials during this time are also at an increased risk for malodorous disorders along with a number of infectious conditions, including toxic shock syndrome, a potentially deadly condition resulting for an overgrowth of bacteria due to prolonged wearing of heavily soiled tampons.
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Smaller stains can be treated with an enzyme-based pre-treatment product before washing as usual, but if a garment has gotten heavily soiled, soaking it in an enzyme-heavy detergent like BIZ for an hour or longer before laundering will increase the odds that the stains come out.
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Buildings with nine or fewer units in the community districts where there is curbside service automatically receive brown bins, along with information on what can go in them (yes to meat and bones and coffee grounds and food-soiled paper; no to cat litter, diapers and plastic bottles).
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If you know norovirus is going around your child's school, Dr. Wilkinson suggested having your kid change out of his clothes the second he gets home from school, and leaving the soiled clothing along with his backpack and anything else that's been at school at your front door.
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When neighbors heard screams coming from the family's apartment on the night of the stabbing, the boy told them through the door that everything was fine and that his mother was just upset because his 2-year-old brother had soiled the bed, according to Chinese news reports.
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That is, in fact, what's racist about her role in the book: that women of color only exist in this world in order to prevent white men from achieving their goals, that they consist solely of soiled bodies to be kept in chains and, eventually, killed in cold blood.
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Ever since my first seizure as a teenager, I've soiled the plush carpet in a towering estate in Beverly Hills, I've seized on a snowy hillside of a quaint German city, and even executed a not so graceful dismount off a Stairmaster in a run down gym in Akron, Ohio.
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Even the game's set dressing and environmental storytelling paint an odd picture—houses full of soiled sheets and walls besmirched by dark footprints, as if the now-absent residents of this lonely island suffered catastrophic bladder failure before lacing up their Timberlands and embarking on a bold quest to defy gravity.
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The only real drawback with this bag is that the side pockets in which you can store soiled gear must take up room in the main compartment to be sufficiently spacious, so it can be tricky to tell exactly how much room you will use in each area after a workout.
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But unlike authors who in their later works allow a sober knell of perception to ring through their prose, Waters instead manages to impart his wily wisdom like some giddy, gurgling, bratty child waiting to be caught and brought back home to clean up his soiled bedroom and do his homework.
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Depending on what kind your basement is harboring, the crickets may consume dried leaves blown in from outdoors; potted plants brought inside to overwinter; natural-fiber clothing and stored rugs, or synthetic fabrics, especially if they are soiled; rubber and leather goods; cardboard boxes; and other insects, dead or alive.
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Let me put this bluntly: Never once in the reek of soiled gym clothes and sweaty sneakers did I hear anyone talk like this, bragging about kissing girls because they just couldn't resist the urge, claiming to grab them by the "genitals," as they keep saying, as if not wishing to offend cats.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Wednesday a set of ethics reforms that would affect the State Legislature, the State University of New York, the City University of New York and his own office — all of which have been soiled within the last year by corruption scandals and allegations of slipshod management.
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" Mr. Tashman pointed to a Justice Department report that said Latina detainees were "denied basic sanitary items," were "forced to remain with sheets or pants soiled from menstruation," or were put into "solitary confinement for extended periods of time because of their inability to understand and thus follow a command given in English.
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Checklist: Diapers (plan for the flight plus two hours); wipes (plus plastic bags to store the soiled ones); pacifiers (extras for when the first three are lost); two outfit changes (because accidents happen); formula or breast milk kept cool with portable ice packs; sippy cups; a changing pad; bottles; waterproof bibs; blankets and teething gear.
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And this river system is not laid over the sparsely inhabited and thinly soiled Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, but over America's arable cradle itself: the nutrient-rich soil of the Midwest, thus unifying the centers of population in the 19th century, and perennially allowing for the movement of goods and produce in the interior continent.
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" The letter goes on ... "Any mention of Iggy in your client's efforts to sell a story to whatever tabloid needs to fill its pages with the fetid story of your client's classless antics will be considered a violation of Iggy's rights of publicity ... subjecting Ms. Green and any publication that airs your client's soiled laundry to significant liability.
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Jessop and U.S. Forest Service officer Nick Scholz then both heard "a very faint noise" and followed it in the darkness to a spot on heavily wooded private property where they found the boy "facedown in a wet and soiled onesie with temperatures in the 40's," the sheriff's department said in a news release posted to its Facebook page.
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While the sun sets along the Brooklyn side of the East River, two men donning soiled white outfits throw heavy blocks of steel at one another, rhythmically roll around on the concrete, and, at times, poetically caress one another with the same steel chunks, to the hypnotic sound of their heavy breathing and the industrial clinks of the hurled metal.
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If you've used the wet pads, it'll do regular spritzes of cleaning fluid and go across an area of your floor three times, scrubbing seriously soiled floors; the damp pads mean lighter sprays of fluid and two passes to lift dirt and trap dust; the dry pad means no cleaning solution and one pass for general dust, hair, and other easily collected materials.
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Although DNA evidence, found on a soiled sanitary napkin from Giesbrecht's home, has linked her to the human remains in the locker, her lawyer has brought up questions throughout the trial about whether or not other women staying at the house had access to the bathroom attached to the master bedroom, and whether or not her husband had sex with any other women — which he denies.
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There are two settings that many washers, including several Bosch models, have that will help to better clean those dog toys: The first is the pre-wash setting, which is designed to address heavily soiled items; the second is the extra rinse cycle, which lets you add up to two extra rinse cycles, which will help to ensure that the toys are free of detergent residue when they come out of the wash.
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She had just received her first Communion when Nazis seized her family's property in Normandy to quarter their soldiers; when she returned, she found that the Germans had shot up all the family portraits, and her Communion dress was ripped apart and soiled — and yet, when the fighting was over, her life more or less resumed as normal, back to the country clubs and back to her place in the lower reaches of the upper tier of a European society that still held an immense global network of colonies and influence.
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You must know that this is a preamble to an epiphany I will record— the late-morning light of October, the damp soiled back yard, the verdant green lawn, the bright elegance of leaves strewn over it all, turning nonchalantly in the wind, and the Nebraska sky blue as a kind of watery ease, a comfort, it is all I can say, the kind one knows, even standing there waiting for the dog to squat; one that I will remember for years but will never have the language to speak of—one of those precious insignificances that we collect and hoard.
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Had Harris not intended to let Cooper die, Boring alleged, there were many points at which Harris should have been reminded that Cooper was still in the vehicle: - Harris had just eaten breakfast with Cooper at Chick-fil-A minutes before leaving him in the car; - once at work, a short distance from the daycare Cooper attended daily, Harris did not close his car door for 30 seconds after parking; - Harris dropped off light bulbs in his car after lunch; - and, following work, as Harris drove to a movie theater five or six minutes away, there was no reason Harris shouldn't have smelled Cooper's sweaty body and soiled diaper.
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The top 5 immigration articles by sentiment: Appeal to Trump critics The father and daughter who drowned at the border were desperate for a better life, family says (Washington Post, 1.58 million interactions) A firsthand report of 'inhumane conditions' at a migrant children's detention facility (PBS, 1.28M) Nearly 900 migrants found at Texas facility with 125-person capacity: DHS watchdog (ABC News, 1.12M) 'There is a Stench': Soiled Clothes and No Baths for Migrant Children at a Texas Center (New York Times, 20203M) Trump Administration Argues Detained Migrant Children Don't Need Toothbrushes, Soap (Newsweek, 978k) Appeal to Trump supporters Obama Built The 'Cages' for Illegals, Not Trump, Says Obama ICE Chief (PJ Media, 1.43M) Private group with GoFundMe page just built a mile of Trump's border wall in 3 days!
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