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MOD — GARLIC STRIPS: MOD's garlic strips came with a choice of sauce.
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They then attached strips of piezoelectric composite to either side of the capsule, attached electrodes to these strips, and covered the strips with a protective layer of silicone.
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Cut it into ¾-inch strips and roll the strips into 3 23/2 ounce pinwheels.
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Products under the recall include: • Tyson fully cooked crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce and 363-ounce bags; • Tyson fully cooked Buffalo-style chicken strips in 25-ounce and 40-ounce bags; • Tyson fully cooked honey BBQ flavored chicken strips in 25-ounce bags; • Best Choice Buffalo-style chicken strips in 20-ounce bags; • Great Value fully cooked chicken strips in 25-ounce bags; • Food Lion crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce bags.
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" Aarniomaki added: "If someone says we are playing, it strips away everything we made, it strips away the reality.
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They include chicken breast strips with rib meat, boneless chicken cubes, chicken breast fajita strips and many more items.
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The products include the 25-ounce bags of fully cooked and frozen buffalo-style chicken strips, 25-ounce bags of fully cooked crispy chicken strips, and cases of Spare Time fully cooked, buffalo-style chicken strips.
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"One of them looks like brightly colored strips of paper, like Listerine strips, that are attractive to children," she says.
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To make the filling, using a very sharp knife, cut the meat into very thin strips and then cut the strips across.
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The strips did fit my eyes fairly well, and I&aposm sure that these strips could fit a majority of eye shapes.
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Strips of fresh mango, ripe even when I ordered the dish in February, enliven the delicate leaves and strips of red pepper.
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Products under the recall include: Tyson fully cooked buffalo-style chicken strips in 25-ounce bags, Tyson fully cooked crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce bags and Spare Time fully cooked buffalo-style chicken strips in a 20-pound case.
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Using thread, she pulled the strips of the eye up through the strips of the courtyard, securing them to create a vibrating interplay.
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To top it all off, he layers on strips of edible gold strips made in Germany, giving the entire pie a golden sheen.
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Use a pizza cutter to cut the dough into 1-inch strips, then cut those strips in half width-wise one more time. 3.
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"Most people, they're not using no test strips," said Mr. Miller, who helped start a local group that hands out fentanyl strips and naloxone.
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If you're feeling lazy, you can sometimes get away with cutting the meat into long, narrow strips and feeding the strips into the grinder.
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To justify the rising price of strips, manufacturers point to advances in engineering that have made the strips smaller and more convenient to use.
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Instead of putting "rumble strips" on a road in a small Dutch village to warn drivers who veered onto the shoulder, officials installed musical strips.
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To make each mat, volunteers cut and roll the bags into strips they have dubbed "plarn" (plastic yarn), then crochet the strips into large rectangles.
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They include 65,313 pounds of Tyson's fully cooked Buffalo-style chicken strips and fully cooked crispy chicken strips, which are sold to retailers in 25-ounce bags.
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Maya has been excited and super game with everything even when I had to wrap her with strips and strips of duct tape to form the fake body.
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Arrange 4 or 5 strips of dough onto each pie, crisscrossing to resemble a mummy and brushing with egg wash to adhere strips to edges (see below). 4.
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There were also rumors of redesigned antenna strips, the white plastic strips on the back of the iPhone 6 generation that allow a cellular signal in and out.
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Buy the Command Poster Hanging Strips Value-Pack (48 strips) on Amazon for $5.05 Posters: Etsy has tons of great posters, many of which are made by artists.
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As part of her work, she distributes strips that can detect fentanyl in heroin or other drugs, and she noted that many who take the test strips are sellers.
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The legislation requires state Senate approval for his Cabinet picks, strips the new governor's control over election boards and strips his ability to appoint University of North Carolina trustees.
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"If someone says we are playing, it strips away everything we made, it strips away the reality," said Ms. Aarniomaki, now 22 and living in Helsinki with her boyfriend.
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Heritage Auctions, based in Dallas, started auctioning off two comic strips per week in August, specifically the daily strips that appear in newspapers; they sell for around $500 to $700.
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But the dark magic of social media is that it strips all compassion from our outrage, as casually and automatically as it strips videos of context or images of EXIF data.
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Tyson, the top U.S. meat processor, is recalling its fully cooked buffalo-style chicken strips fritters, crispy chicken strips and chicken breast strip fritters with a before-use date of Nov.
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The chicken chain is also expanding a test of new spicy menu items, including the Spicy Chick-n-Strips, the Grilled Spicy Deluxe Sandwich and the Spicy Chick-n-Strips Biscuit.
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"Dearest Home" strips away those contexts — and much else.
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Instead, radiation from their parent stars strips those atmospheres away.
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You see, newspaper strips are like Ghostbusters or Star Wars.
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The next day, the paper strips started to come undone.
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Prepare the brine: Remove peel from oranges in large strips.
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They recline on their rug, ripping off strips of focaccia.
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He applied wax, gently ripping it away in small strips.
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If it's there, the strips will show two red bands.
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I used the silicone scar strips that were super helpful.
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No separate waxing strips are required here, which is major.
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This is upsetting me, but my chicken strips are helping.
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Titan strips down to his underwear and gets sprayed down.
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Caroline: How is this different from, like, regular whitening strips?
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And you could see the dark strips of the seams.
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On the rim of the glass are two electrode strips.
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It'll replace chaotic power strips and messy desks, they say.
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If the included strips aren't enough, you can purchase more.
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Unable to manage his disease without test strips, he paid.
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Steak is frozen, so it's easier to cut into strips.
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Its 41,999 RGB LED lights on 2,460 strips were mesmerizing.
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You'll want to pick up some Nair Wax Ready Strips.
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Fried strips of sunchoke peel mimicked dried leaves or twigs.
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Does he ever respond to his portrayal in the strips?
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She remembers those strips of ovarian tissue in deep freeze.
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Are the wafers or quick strips more effective for mites?
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Some people see nothing wrong with serving breaded chicken strips.
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Gravel and wheels of motorcars; spokes and strips of rag.
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Customers are also provided with two sets of photo strips.
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I caught my dachshund Walter chewing on the fabric strips.
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It's strips of steak with some lime, cilantro, and spices.
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For younger people, there was a thing called film strips.
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Mouth Armor Electric Toothbrush + Floss + Whitening Strips Combo Pack — $67.99
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Power strips rested on every table, like so many centerpieces.
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I haven't noticed an appreciable difference between cubes and strips.
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With those knotty gray strips, she constructed a small table.
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Cut fish into long, thin strips and set aside. 3.
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Banks mark Strips at fair market value, but they also set aside liquidity reserves to protect against any downside because the market trades infrequently and Strips may be hard to sell in volatile periods.
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Chicken strips recalled over metal concerns Tyson Foods significantly expanded a recall of its chicken strips over concerns that some might be contaminated with pieces of metal, the Food Safety and Inspection Service said Saturday.
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Bring spare power strips with you in case others need them.
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Premium Strips in Gravy with Chicken (UPC: 7910050244) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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Officers deployed spike strips in an attempt to stop the suspects.
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The tools included a saw, plastic strips, and a sharpened screwdriver.
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Once it's cooled, cut the mango leather into strips and roll.
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They tampered with allegedly foolproof bottles using thin strips of metal.
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In terms of practical decorating tips, these velcro strips are genius.
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Such small strips of floor space make open-plan offices hard.
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It strips them of their agency and right to free speech.
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The move strips around NZ$800 million out of farmer income.
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Wrap the stem with strips of tissue paper and set aside.
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Right: The green strips indicate the orientation of the individual molecules.
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" "Cut strips into the piece of material you want to fringe.
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It entraps, it convicts, and it strips people of their humanity.
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Thinly slice into strips, then cut each strip in half crosswise.
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Core inflation strips out volatile items such as food and energy.
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Slice the peppers and the chicken breasts into 1cm strips. 53.
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"Serial strips were dominant and this was something new," he said.
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So Vicki decided to equip her driveway with some spike strips.
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She — like all of us — is obsessed with Bioré pore strips.
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Stuff that tortilla with some strips of long-cooked beef tongue.
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Managers can also purchase a combination of vertical and horizontal strips.
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We actually walked in on the owner stitching strips of camo.
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"Writing novels doesn't interfere with doing the strips," he once said.
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I chose a pesto dipping sauce to go with the strips.
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Panda Express has added Sichuan hot chicken strips to its menu.
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It strips you of dignity; of peace of mind; of stability.
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All of which strips Kuroda of the assurance he once projected.
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Deviled eggs are topped by strips of unctuous thick-cut bacon.
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The gown also featured strategically-placed sequin strips across her chest.
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He recalls lying in a hammock reading Charlie Brown cartoon strips.
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The drinking areas have developed like landing strips in certain neighborhoods.
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These grilled-chicken strips are fully cooked and ready to eat.
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Unlike traditional solid-wood strips, a floating floor isn't nailed down.
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Heath gets nervous every time he strips to his posing trunks.
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Treating these young people like violent criminals strips them of hope.
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Under the glass shine more than 1,000 red LED light strips.
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Hog ears are fried into strips, with more crunch than fat.
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The chicken strips still came with a side of Texas Toast.
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I liked these best cut in strips, marinated and stir-fried.
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Jones has rounded up a batch of these strips from 1965.
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He drew pictures, too, and was influenced by newspaper comic strips.
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There's nothing better than crispy strips of bacon in the morning.
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I think it strips her of a bit of her dignity.
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The paint peeled, coming off the wall in foot-long strips.
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These strips detect ketones, substances your liver creates when processing fat.
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The team strips off to feel more comfortable about their vulvas.
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The long vertical strips create a feeling of accordion-like movement.
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The paint peeled, coming off the wall in foot-long strips.
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The individual strips of fabric act as pieces of his past.
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It uses strips of bacon as blankets and steaks as pillows.
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This compounds their sexual trauma and strips them of their dignity.
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The book is placed on the seat an aluminum folding chair, which Glovinski has reupholstered with woven strips of paper decorated with paint and correction fluid to make them look like the chair's original woven strips.
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In Oakland, International Boulevard is among the busiest strips in the nation for the trafficking of minors, part of a network whose spokes extend to similar strips in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle and Reno, Nev.
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Suellen Rocca's works, such as "Bare Shoulder Beauty" and "Curly Head" (both 22019), incorporate text that echoes advertising copy, while dividing the picture plane into strips and panels of near-narrative image sequences reminiscent of comics strips.
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The traders went around the valuation committee by taking existing, liquid Treasury trades, and turning them into the more illiquid Strips, increasing the size of the Strips book and thereby increasing the overall reserve, these people said.
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The latest clubbing fad has people affixing LED strips above their eyes.
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This case uses three "zip lock" strips to seal in the Paperwhite.
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Once the molds cool, a blast of water strips the condoms off.
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"No painful finger pricking or gross pee strips necessary," Keyto's website explains.
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Strips of cloth were added for attachment points used in the scrolling.
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I make pork strips and tomato with yu choy on the side.
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It previously sold chicken strips but is working to retool that formula.
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With a term like "unpeople," Gilead strips Colony workers of their personhood.
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Nurses restrained Mohammad with wide Velcro strips that functioned as a straitjacket.
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One consists of a screen with strips of numbers steadily counting down.
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Additional LED strips can be bought in sets of two for $29.99.
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He doesn't hesitate and strips off his clothes, swimming out to her.
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That concludes my story entitled, 'If Hannibal Lecter Loved Biore Nose Strips.
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One of the fentanyl test strips that Elle keeps in her purse.
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Wider distribution of inexpensive fentanyl test strips to drug users might help.
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Set up some boundary strips and it'll avoid them like the plague.
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Using a pizza cutter, cut the dough into 12 even strips horizontally.
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Quip strips down to the basics with its sonic vibrating electric toothbrush.
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They accommodated us with a long table, power strips, Wi-Fi, etc.
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Bake strips until crispy, about 13–15 minutes, tossing a couple times.
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You're going to put sliced strips of bacon into the food processor.
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The bill strips President Trump's ability to lift sanctions without Congress' approval.
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You could theoretically rearrange the strips to construct a lattice of pizza.
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The adorable moment was captured perfectly in a series of photo strips.
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Strong style strips away all of that, leaving us with no distance.
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Instead, Nintendo strips it all down to one simple move: The tap.
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In this case, HR 2288 strips important due process rights from veterans.
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Butter the toaster oven tray, lay the salmon out in little strips.
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Agents then put spike strips on the road to stop the truck.
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Organic sales, which strips out changes in currency, also rose 1 percent.
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It reduces you to your essence and strips you of every pretense.
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What you need: Plastic spider rings, magnet strips, hot glue, and scissors.
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Includes 13 ft boundary strips, extra set of filters, 4x side brushes
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Her sleeveless outfit was sheer, and featured rows of sparkling black strips.
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The diet strips out grains, sugar, fruit and starches, such as potatoes.
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There were boxes of adhesive bandage strips imprinted with pro-team logos.
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What results is a regimented religious theocracy that strips away individual freedoms.
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I started to play with color, repetition, and pattern using these strips.
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Severino says you can do this at home with pH testing strips.
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Colorful designs decorated the walls and strips of wood lined the ceiling.
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There is a lot of comic strips and blogs explaining that experience.
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The scenario: Your "friend" strips the bed, oh, every couple of months.
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Lay bacon strips onto wire rack and pan to catch drippings. 3.
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" Mort's own answer might have been, "Well, we'll always have comic strips.
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They talked about detention life as Isabella ate chicken strips and fries.
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It strips hundreds of millions of workers out of the global economy.
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"All of my own strips start out as scripts anyway," she said.
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Lathering causes friction, which strips pesky germs and dirt from the skin.
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Bioswales refer to landscaped strips of plantings along sidewalks or buildings' edges.
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Ng has posted other amusing Pokémon-related strips to his Facebook page.
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Have you ever wondered what those yellow, studded strips are at crosswalks?
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Are there any strips you wish you could take another stab at?
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Then he installed a colorful "waterfall" sculpture — a cascade of paper strips.
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Being part of a trail crew strips down any pretense of individuality.
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Calling these actors out publicly through these indictments strips away that anonymity.
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Donald Trump's healthcare plan strips 28500 million Americans of their health insurance.
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On a map, these groups form five strips running north to south.
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Subtle details like metallic accents and mood lighting strips adorn the interior.
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Often the sellers are insured and paid little out of pocket for the strips; the buyers may be underinsured or uninsured, and unable to pay retail prices, which can run well over $100 for a box of 1003 strips.
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Is there anything to be understood from Mike Pence's law school comic strips?
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The Senate bill, like the House's, reportedly strips that funding from Planned Parenthood.
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Evenly cut into 22.5 strips, and thread each strip onto a skewer. 215.
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Caption: The light fixtures look like luminous strips rather than individual LED bulbs.
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The impeachment strips President Park of her powers, but not of her office.
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My boyfriend makes me a delicious meal of Mi Goring with beef strips.
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I've also been obsessed with the Bioré Deep Cleansing Pore Strips for years.
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Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and lay the bacon strips flat.
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I get chicken strips, fries, and a chocolate shake and head back home.
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One measure of GDP it produces strips out Norwegian-registered shipping companies completely.
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About 68% of the strips collected in this study tested positive for fentanyl.
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And since it's a Razer product, there are Chroma-compatible LED light strips.
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Discarded sleeping bags and torn strips of cardboard boxes lie on the ground.
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Like-for-like revenue, which strips out currency swings and acquisitions, rose 6.8%.
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I get a salad and a few chicken strips for good measure ($4.50).
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It strips our anxious thoughts of the power to bleed into our lives.
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The calls attempted to auto-enroll victims into subscription plans for the strips.
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And that mindset strips us of our autonomy and our sense of independence.
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Soon she strips off her green jacket — a replica of the real Mrs.
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Then I throw on white strips and prep a breakfast smoothie for later.
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Roads aren't the stagnant strips of concrete and asphalt they appear to be.
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After removal, the workers will add glue strips to attach a new battery.
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This story strips away another layer of confidence in companies and corporate America.
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In Denmark the sill are pickled, or cooked and eaten in long strips.
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If using poblanos, remove seeds, and cut each into ½-inch-wide strips. 3.
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But it has tested other products, such as mouth strips that deliver caffeine.
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Lay-Flurrie recommends adding tactile strips on the ground to guide blind people.
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The migas do not have nearly enough tortilla strips, but it's okay otherwise.
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Third, we live in a social media world where technology strips away humanity.
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His alliance with Trump strips away the artifice that made his success possible.
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I know there's a group in Las Vegas who strips in their 80s.
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The patty is also topped with applewood smoked bacon strips and caramelized onions.
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Last month, it recalled 69,000 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips.
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Shyn also offers toothpaste, whitening strips, and disposable flossers for an additional outlay.
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It is a film that strips away the plot rather than thickens it.
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Colony strips away organizational hierarchy and simplifies the management of a distributed workforce.
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In the trash can there were a bunch of long strips of cardboard.
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It used to offer simulated chicken strips, but doesn't sell them any more.
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The strips are useful for those who have daily doses of multiple pills.
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Cut the banana leaves into 25cm x 3cm (10" x 1") strips. 7.
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Then gently peel away the skin in long strips to reveal the avocado.
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AB InBev strips out changes in scope and currencies for its "organic" changes.
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They tied his wrists using plastic strips and poured water over his head.
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With injera, you're meant to tear off strips, for pinching mouthfuls of food.
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The LED kit is estimated to be three times faster than whitening strips.
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It includes green cabbage, romaine lettuce, pepitas, green onion, tortilla strips, and cilantro.
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We tried the QuikKat gel liner strips that promise an instant cat eye.
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He sells to operations that create trim strips, which sells to garment makers.
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It strips out science-based climate policies and instead promotes fossil fuel uses.
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And he notes that it's true, the strips are not FDA approved—yet.
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Core the half head of cabbage and slice into 1/4 inch strips.
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My earliest attempts were me trying to imitate my older brother's comic strips.
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They tasked another man with collecting the tablets and delivering them in strips.
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Slice the cooked tripe into strips about ½ inch wide and 2 inches long.
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When sleeping, try to keep your head elevated and try using nasal strips.
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They talked shop: Which menthol strips are you using to inoculate your bees?
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Your first set, "rows," run in horizontal strips, two entries side by side.
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He took material from comic strips, movies, early advertisements, high and low culture.
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The difference in thickness of the iridescent film strips was imperceptible by touch.
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It literally strips hundreds of millions of workers out of the global economy.
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Only a handful of cities are sanctioning the test strips at this point.
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Don't pile strips on top of each other, or they won't cook evenly.
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It strips Olivia (Elizabeth Heflin), who loves the page Cesario, of her dignity.
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Calley's companion quickly strips and joins them, splashing around and swimming in circles.
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There are indeed some seedy strips and at times overwhelming traffic and crowds.
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Chris Williams strips out of his clothes, but keeps his winter hat on.
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Larson was passionate about protecting his strips from appearing online without his authorization.
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There are also wireless charging pads, car chargers, wall plugs, and power strips.
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I get pumpkin coffee, teeth whitening strips, and a sugar-free vitamin water.
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Inland, stone walls separate fields cut into strips of olives, wheat and potatoes.
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There is an unusual, and legal, street trade in unused diabetes test strips.
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In Germany, he had experimented with wood bending using veneer strips and glue.
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A sheath was made of strips of knit studded with silver dressmaker snaps.
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There's WeWork's "community-adjusted Ebitda," which strips out expenses like taxes and marketing.
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But if you are looking to avoid gluten for other reasons, we recommend the Southwest grilled chicken salad, minus the tortilla strips (though they're made with corn, the chain cautions that it would not certify the tortilla strips as gluten-free).
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Simply put, the strips do what they're supposed to, which is effectively remove hair.
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Colorful strips of fabric are arranged in a fringe-like rainbow across the ceiling.
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Cook time: 10 minutes Onion Strings 1 large yellow onion, cut into thin strips
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The incident is rendered in "a series of long, horizontal strips," evoking 70mm film.
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Cut your foal into strips, and give it a quick dip in the juice.
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China has installed weapons and built military-length air strips in the contested region.
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Tea is fantastic, but summer strips away the most enjoyable aspect of tea consumption.
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It recently scrapped selling its frozen plant-based chicken strips to improve the recipe.
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The core measure, which strips out food and energy prices, is forecast at 22018%.
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Rebuilt from thin strips of paper, the shredded records are sometimes difficult to comprehend.
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Add 2 or 3 strips lemon zest and top off glass with chilled champagne.
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Super Mario Run strips the core of a Mario game to its very basics.
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He cut the steak into strips, his hips moving in rhythm with his knife.
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Instead of wheels for pitch and modulation, for example, there are touch strips instead.
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It strips back the more game-y parts, but keeps the story and charm.
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The core measure, which strips out food and energy prices, is forecast at 23%.
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The Lifx strips don't require a hub; they connect directly to Wi-Fi instead.
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As a child, I was doing comic strips of strange beasts and so on.
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They had comics about anthrax, and strips about the school system, and George Bush.
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Stack corn tortillas, cut them in half, then slice into 1/2-inch strips.
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Smile Direct Club's whitening works three times faster than strips to brighten your smile.
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They allowed the stuff to cool into films, which they then cut into strips.
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He repeats this on the whole head, adding about four strips of extensions throughout.
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Another item we had a chance to try was Sonic's new crispy chicken strips.
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Core inflation, which strips out food and energy, is expected to hit 218 percent.
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We've updated the story to reflect that the recall applies to chicken strips.[FSIS]
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The heat from the WHIM strips most of those electrons away, but not all.
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I cut The Associated Press copy into strips and put the names in order.
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The total strips market is about $217bn, according to data from the US Treasury.
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Once dry, small strips of the imitation leather can be used for cosmetic repairs.
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There's also a thousand different regular outlet strips, so why not make them colorful?
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Strips are contracts that average futures prices for all monthly contracts for that year.
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Demi Lovato Strips Down on the BeachBirdman Lawsuit: Put Some Respek On My Brand!
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You can also use test strips at home but those are often more inaccurate.
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These bars are dense elongated strips of stars that closely orbit the galactic center.
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After that, she cuts the giant slice into ten smaller strips and plates them.
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Will this be the event that finally strips the show of its titular lead?
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There are Keano comic strips, iPhone covers, T-shirts and chic blown-up posters.
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The strips were surprisingly thin and light, though I'm not sure what I expected.
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You can also put your prescriptions in the pill holders sitting in the strips.
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If you have to take two doses a day, you can use both strips.
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A shark, an avocado and two strips of bacon were in that group, too.
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Organic revenue growth, which strips out the impact of currency exchange, rose 2.3 percent.
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VON MILLER CANNOT BE STOPPEDHe strips Cam Newton again & gives #Broncos incredible field position!
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Pros: Reliable, colorful, versatile lengthsCons: ExpensiveRead our guide to the best smart light strips
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The core figure that strips out energy and food prices was at 1.1 percent.
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PT, Wright slowly drove into Arizona, running over spike strips about 5 miles in.
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You can also order cinnamon strips with strawberry, cinnamon glaze, or chocolate dipping sauce.
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What little solid land there is clings to the river in two skinny strips.
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It says that this is the actual size and shape of the strips inside.
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Horizontal strips of tree and fence and pavement mark these divisions, but not cleanly.
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Then all his handwriting was digitally reproduced and put on all these wallpaper strips.
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The blanket cover on her bed was shell-pink, too, with strips of lace.
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HEPS is the main profit measured used which strips out certain once-off items.
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Creating fear, restriction, rules, and magical thinking around food strips it of those elements.
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That can be augmented with 1,000 auxiliary channel strips and 1,000 external MIDI tracks.
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Add some of the strips/peppers combo, along with rice, grated cheese, and spinach.
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It strips away financial variables like taxes to give a clearer picture of performance.
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It strips away what we often call nuance, but more often is self-deception.
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You can currently read Berke Breathed's genius on Facebook, where he publishes his strips.
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Organic revenue growth, which strips out the impact of currency exchange, rose 2.6 percent.
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The same goes for TV shows and poems and comic strips and show tunes.
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But annual inflation of almost 2 million percent strips away purchasing power within days.
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One measure, called adjusted Ebitda, strips out costs like taxes and stock-based compensation.
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How can we trust in technology that strips us of what makes us human?
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The company says it expects to submit its strips for FDA approval in June.
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Danny Rose strips Januzaj and is hauled down by Tielemans, who gets a yellow.
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The urinalysis uses test strips, the smartphone camera and machine vision to determine results.
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They'd work with the various news outlets within the military and draw comic strips.
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Known for comic strips featuring prominent political figures, it has more than 350,000 followers.
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And A.C. defensively was just so in tune, getting steals, getting stops, getting strips.
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Another shows a doll whose arms and legs are tied with strips of cloth.
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Given The Times's history, or lack of history, with comic strips, I wasn't optimistic.
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The result is trip-hop that strips away the pomp, leaving only the ooze.
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Its tortilla comes filled with beef, nacho cheese sauce, and the chain's "red strips."
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He makes chicken thighs for him, Gardein chicken strips for me, rice, and cauliflower.
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Everyone walking along a roadway should wear reflective strips and/or carry a flashlight.
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But we're not talking about those little strips of fragrance that come in magazines.
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The slabs are cut again, then sliced into strips, salted and formed into wheels.
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" Sometimes she strips down to just bass and sings unaccompanied, as on "Farewell Dolly.
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At Church's, we ordered a two-piece combo, tender strips, and a chicken sandwich.
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"When you wash your face, the soap or cleanser that you're using not only strips away the oil and sweat, but also strips away some of the natural lipids in the skin, so it can be potentially irritating," Keaney told Business Insider.
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Take two strips of fluorescent yellow felt, wrap them around a rubber sphere, and—voila!
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As Johnston cuts through the bandages, scent strips are passed around while Ostrom describes them.
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I've been influenced by cartoon strips and dreadful puns, but only if it is kind.
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Cash profit is a closely watched measure of performance as it strips out unusual items.
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The company recently discontinued its frozen plant-based chicken strips as it improves the recipe.
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His parents, apparently, don't love when he strips down — especially if he hasn't warned them.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile factors like energy and food prices, was similarly high.
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All the birds had previously been trained to cut strips of cardboard using their beaks.
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Zelda strips off her pants, prompting ol' Floyd to waddle off and call the sheriff.
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Two rubber strips underneath the Smart Clock help keep it firmly planted on a surface.
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It strips away the negativity of social media and transforms the experience into something pure.
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In 2013 they reached $45 billion, which is equivalent to nearly eight Las Vegas Strips.
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HEPS is the main profit measure in South Africa that strips certain one-off items.
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These strips represent the 16 flags of all the different identities within the pride community.
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F.lashes are tiny strips of LEDs that you stick to your eyelids with lash adhesive.
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Serve the burgers on the buns with caramelized onions, bacon strips and your favorite toppings.
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" Then Rudolf strips Petra, revealing "a second cock in a nest of platinum pubic hair.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile components like food and energy prices, also rose 0.1%.
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HEPS, the widely watched profit measure in South Africa, strips out certain one-off items.
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The moisture might be what's causing the edge strips, as it collects beneath the display.
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"It isn't written on the menu since I'm not 'reselling' the strips," Sanchez told MUNCHIES.
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A special detergent strips away the muscle cells, but leaves the proteins and blood vessels.
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This salad is delicious: steak, corn, black beans, tortilla strips, feta, and smoky ranch dressing.
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On the outside, big, chunky LED strips adorn the front and rear of the car.
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I get a chicken sandwich and N. gets chicken strips and a cup of chili.
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While Conservative candidates tear strips off each other, Lib Dem hustings are marked by agreement.
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Then it's 30 minutes of teeth whitening strips, a quick shower, and off to bed.
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Announcements today of Epipen & diabetic blood sugar strips making huge jumps just "because they can".
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He added that Cubeyou strips out any personally identifiable information that it gets from Facebook.
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The Senate bill keeps much of Obamacare intact but strips away most of its funding.
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Transfer crepe to a cutting board; cut into ¼-inch-wide strips, and set aside. 3.
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Strips of neon light cast garish shades of pink and purple over the empty sidewalks.
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Abbott started in diabetes care as a maker of inexpensive test strips and glucose meters.
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Imagine test strips of paper capable of serving as dynamic sensing platforms for medical diagnostics.
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Investors were worried that the company receives 24.5% of its revenue from glucose test strips.
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This makes storyline sense, absolutely; but it also strips any semblance of challenge from Rime.
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Headline earnings - South Africa's most widely watched profit gauge - strips out certain one-off items.
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Strips of hygienic plastic lining were on the walls, floor, and sticking to my feet.
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For some added crunch, Taco Bell has also included crispy tortilla strips in the mix.
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Technology that uses magnetic strips isn't very durable, since the tape loses magnetism over time.
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Strips of plastic on the insides of the thighs and shins closed up those parts.
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CAMPAIGN CARTOONS: OZY Media released a new installment of their Trump comic strips: http://bit.
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Meanwhile the BoJ's preferred measure, which strips out fresh food and energy, rose by 1.1%.
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This technique creates perfect little strips of veggies to add to salads, sides, and more.
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MX Player maintains a premium app on Google Play Store that strips ads for $5.
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Two narrow strips of land separate Fort Pond and Montauk Lake from the Atlantic Ocean.
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Roll out the remaining pastry dough, and cut into four strips 15 by 1 inch.
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Strips of sharp metal teeth run alongside a low garden wall on East 96th Street.
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Headline EPS is South Africa's main profit gauge and strips out certain one-off items.
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But the deal also strips Kalanick and other early investors of much of their power.
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The study did not include international bond issues, strips, sinkable, callable, or retail-only bonds.
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As the name suggests, coral bleaching strips reefs of their color, leaving them completely white.
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" Barry creates comic strips as well as graphic novels, including her 2002 graphic novel "One!
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Then slice lengthwise into thin julienne strips and toss in lemon juice to prevent browning.
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LED strips were threaded along the perimeter of the floor, up-lighting Mr. Melcarth's creation.
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SmileDirectClub's $79 Teeth Whitening Kit is said to work three times faster than whitening strips.
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The core measure of inflation, which strips out food and energy prices, was 1.1 percent.
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"Yuge!" collects the cartoonist Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" strips about Trump from the past three decades.
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In the backseat of the car, amid neon purple light strips, sat Kasseem Dean, a.k.a.
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When Mr. Fukahori reached down to grab her arm, her skin came off in strips.
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There are multiple kinds of fentanyl, and the strips don't work on all of them.
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He strips away the original's dancehall pulse and reharmonizes the melody with chromatic, jazzy piano.
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Take the leftover potato skins from making gnocchi and slice them into 1-inch strips.
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It strips away dirt and makeup, plus all the good stuff too, like natural oils.
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The company also created a sleep-mask-only version, which strips it of its electronics.
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He hands me two of the Zifi 200 strips and tells me to keep them.
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The fitting rooms downstairs are separated from the main floor with strips of clear plastic.
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The atelier was strewn with tubes of color and piles of paint-splattered fabric strips.
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You should be able to get 2 bureka-ready double-strips from each double layer.
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I've calculated that amateurism strips black athletes and their families of $2.2 billion a year.
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Or maybe he pictured a "club," somewhere lit only by strips of flashing neon lights.
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Complaints were treated with ice packs or bandages jury-rigged from tape and paper strips.
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Children can feast on mac-n-cheese, chicken strips or grilled cheese for only $5.95.
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Let it rest 10 minutes or so before slicing into wide strips, across the grain.
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The amendment exempts minor league players and strips them of certain federal minimum wage protections.
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I walked along the frozen section and took advantage of the deals on chicken strips.
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That misclassification strips anonymity from revenge porn victims, making them reluctant to cooperate with police.
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It's just like it sounds: Eight half-strips of bacon wrapped up in a sleeve.
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Then he goes inside and strips off all his clothes, layer by layer by layer.
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The fanciest version of ntoma is made of the woven strips of silk called kente.
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It's an image about repression, conflict, mystery, all of which the O'Brien photo strips away.
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By setting it in a committee room, it strips away a lot of that stuff.
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Jeremiah, Jasherah, and Paula began to redirect their anxieties and fears into vibrant comic strips.
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Comic strips have rarely appeared in the paper, sometimes to the chagrin of our readers.
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He hands me two of the Zifi 2003 strips and tells me to keep them.
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The spicy strips may not pose an immediate threat to Popeyes' now legendary chicken sandwich.
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It's compact and efficient enough to replace unsightly power strips, and perfectly portable for travel.
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There are currently two main ways to do so, home testing strips or lab testing.
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Strips of green PVC plastic are cut into needles and then attached to the frame.
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Each of the narrow plastic strips then goes under a roller with even more blades.
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Among the festive fresh ingredients being sent up are:Eight turkey strips with cranberry and sage.
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Peel orange into wide strips; cut and juice fruit for 1/4 cup fresh juice.
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Nevertheless, core inflation, which strips out some volatile elements, was higher last month at 3.65%.
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Her husband dialed the obstetrician, who asked whether he had any urine testing strips handy.
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Today they buy strips from roughly 8,000 people; their third-floor office in Reading, Mass.
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The markups on strips look particularly stark when compared to the cost of producing them.
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Upstairs, stacked industrial fans whir, blowing strips of fabric or plastic out toward the viewer.
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The prime strips of land are on East Broadway, between Nanaimo Street and Rupert Street.
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RHODE ISLAND: The state's Italian markets sell pizza strips — cheese-less and topping-less pizza.
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Patients have to hand over the used strips before they can get their next dose.
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The Crest 3D White Professional Effects Whitestrips kit comes with 40 strips for 20 treatments (each treatment consists of a strip on the upper teeth and one on the lower teeth.) You are supposed to wear the strips for half an hour once per day.
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I get two tank tops to craft with, earrings, Command Strips, a notebook, mixed nuts, Cheez-It Snapped chips, tortilla chips, Teddy Grams, skim milk (requested by K.), salsa, carrots, apples (Honeycrisp, of course), and frozen cooked chicken strips ($211, paid with the gift card).
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"All magic is fake but revealing an illusion's secrets strips its ability to amaze," says Tian.
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It also sells sausage, chicken strips and beef crumbles, and has other products in the works.
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Others use urine samples on pricey ovulation test strips to look for a surge in hormones.
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Moreno had deployed spike strips at an intersection Sunday to slow the suspect vehicle, police said.
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An enzyme the researchers named PsiD first strips a carbon dioxide molecule off of the tail.
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Each image is actually two photos cut into strips and carefully woven together on a loom.
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Trade your nose strips for this volcanic clay-packed mask, which zaps blackheads and kills grease.
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The windfall from Superman's recent syndicated newspaper strips made the character an important model to follow.
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Other start-ups are betting on skincare regimens based on DNA analysis and monthly test strips.
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The technology strips carbon emissions from power plants and other industrial activity and sequesters it underground.
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Headline EPS, the main profit measure in South African that strips out certain one-off items.
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You're about to get a taste of the chain's latest chicken offering: Spicy Chick-n-Strips.
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HEPS, which strips out certain one-off items, is the main profit measure in South Africa.
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The Pioneer Woman Grain Free Natural Jerky Dog Treats Chicken & Apple Recipe Jerky Strips, $5.48; walmart.
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Mr. Alhanoun threads strips of seasoned meat onto the skewers himself rather than buying prefabricated cones.
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The lack of Jedi robes literally strips the poor doll-man of all dignity, poor guy.
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You can cut strips of tinfoil to protect crust if it's getting too brown while baking.
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Elbore ordered the Cheesy one, which came with nacho cheese, beef, rice, and crunchy red strips.
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HEPS is the main profit gauge in South Africa, which strips out certain one-off items.
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Irwin strips the pornography magazine of its bodies, wearing out its pages that fuzz and rip.
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The new superteam strips to skimpy speedos and battles giant gnomes in the name of feminism.
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HEPS strips out once-off items ands is the main profit measure used in South Africa.
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It is also easily accessible; pharmacies sell strips of ten tablets for as little as $0.30.
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It requires a physical tap, which strips away some of the magic of voice-only Alexa.
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This case, like the others in the Duo line, has two light strips on the back.
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Headline EPS, the main profit measure used in South Africa, strips out certain one-off times.
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Using GPS, police tracked the vehicle to Quartzsite, where spike strips were deployed to stop him.
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I also pick up Breathe Right strips since I'm sleeping over at N.'s house tonight.
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Cut out 25 circles, using a 21-inch round cutter, and 212 (6×1-inch) strips.
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First, Day shaved long strips of wood off the 2x4 , and then soaked them in water.
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In fact, when one strips out foreign residents, it appears that it has risen quite dramatically.
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To this day, pore strips are a mainstay in many skin-care regimens across the globe.
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Meanwhile, a law that strips the KMT of wealth deemed ill-gotten has infuriated the opposition.
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Think of them like lash extensions that can be done at home like strips or individuals.
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Cut green tissue paper into strips and wrap the stem, adhering with the water/glue mixture.
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First, those little holes along the side of film strips are called perforations (perfs for short).
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And you can even buy add-on LED strips for acoustic pianos that offer similar functionality.
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Headline EPS is South Africa's main gauge of profit that strips off certain one-off items.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Cheesy Sausage Stuffing Serves: 6 12 strips thick-sliced bacon
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Her post featured two photo booth-style photo strips in which she posed with the cast.
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Miscarriage strips the joy from pregnancy and turns it into a source of grief and anxiety.
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EPS, which strips out certain one-off items, is the main profit measure in South Africa.
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What it means is helping her father out while he strips rights from the most vulnerable.
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Headline EPS, a widely-used performance measure in South Africa, strips out certain one-off items.
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Slide the pasta coil off the skewer and repeat with the remaining strips and pasta dough.
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Headline EPS, the widely used performance measure in South Africa, strips out certain one-off items.
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Special switches and power strips can also cut off electricity, on demand, or via a timer.
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"The notion that anyone would actually think we're selling strips of bacon is nonsense," he said.
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You also can't daisy-chain these strips together, so what you get is what you get.
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Special adhesive strips called Gecko Grippers and a second 3D printer are also aboard the Cygnus.
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The so-called core CPI, which strips out food and energy costs, inched up 0.1 percent.
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It was so matted with hair that I could peel it off in strips, like fabric.
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The sentence is followed by two paragraphs of text redacted by long strips of black ink.
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He then created two children's comic strips, "Wee Women" and "Li'l Ones" in the early 1950s.
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The so-called core PCE — which strips out food and energy — jumped 1.9 percent through March.
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GARLIC STRIPS — This was basically a round of pizza dough slathered with garlic topping and baked.
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Behind the lines of tightly packed houses and apartment blocks are large fields divided into strips.
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You can, Havas told me, buy more tags, if you need them, and order more strips.
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A few Ebola educational posters had been stuck to the walls with strips of masking tape.
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Coke said first-quarter organic sales, which strips out the impact of currency, grew 5 percent.
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So most cards still have magnetic strips attached to the back of the cards as well.
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HEPS is the main profit measure in South Africa, which strips out certain one-off items.
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Headline EPS is the main earnings measure in South Africa that strips out once off items.
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If you're not interested in the LED mouthguard, you may just want to stick to strips.
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So, today, I&aposm gonna be testing out one of those solutions, the QuikKat liner strips.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South Africa that strips out once off items.
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In one video, Ms Yeah uses an iron to grill strips of beef on her desk.
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Headline EPS, the widely watched profit measure in South Africa, strips out certain one-off items.
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While the 25th volume wraps up the daily newspaper strips, it also includes a look back.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South Africa, which strips out once-off items.
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The Bibles were filled with Suboxone strips, a common alternative used by those addicted to opioids.
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Between the letters, on the turquoise strips, Florian has painted a thick black line connecting them.
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He tells me that researchers at Johns Hopkins have launched a formal study of the strips.
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We peed on the strips and our urine was chock full of ketones by Day 2.
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It strips away the layers of management and gives everyone the power to share their ideas.
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Pat the tofu dry with fresh paper towels and cut each slice into three long strips.
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He understands positioning, playing for strips, and the anticipation, knowing what the player wants to do.
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Chaff are strips of black paper backed with aluminum foil, cut to half the target's wavelength.
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Maybe making a really evil-sounding song with it strips it of its associations or something.
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Once mixed, the steel cools for days before it is flattened into half-mile long strips.
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Indeed, it looks like the antenna strips got a refresh in design in the leaked image.
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The paper is in strips, and we place the pieces onto the sphere one by one.
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It's a series of photo backdrops separated by white strips of fabric hanging from the ceiling.
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He absorbed literature, and at 14 read stories and comic strips on a local radio station.
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It was also the history — the picture of ordinary life that comic strips capture in ink.
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Blooms are juxtaposed with cannabis leaves and neon strips, and waxy red anthuriums make excellent headgear.
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I arranged strips of wet peppers into heart shapes on the pieces of bruschetta, as directed.
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In the center is a circle of chair frames covered with shaggy, pigmented strips of cotton.
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Between burns and bacteria, Naranjo points out that pre-made wax strips are your best bet.
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The strips and the paint functioning as poultice, also suggest possibilities of holding together, of healing.
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There are also five strips on the sleeves to represent the franchise's five decades of play.
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Moebius strips and M.C. Escher staircases and even the more mundane visual tricks of optical illusions.
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Stews are spooned over it, and strips of injera are torn off to scoop them up.
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Buildings with 10 or more units, nonprofits and residences along commercial strips can apply for service.
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The Steri-Strips and nose and chin sutures, by the way, came off after four days.
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The gasket includes strips of poron foam, which gives off a specific "typing feel" and sound.
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Another headache has been producing enough wing stringers: reinforcing strips that go outwards from the fuselage.
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To keep my cat from scratching the furniture, I deploy Pioneer Pet's "Sticky Paws" furniture strips.
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That&aposs all before factoring in other lofty expenses in the city, like $7 bacon strips.
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The Boondocks, the beloved series based on Aaron McGruder's comic strips, is coming to HBO Max.
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"Lots of my comic strips got passed around offices and posted on refrigerators," I tell her.
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They ordered a mountain of french fries and went to town on the greasy potato strips.
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JERSEY CITY — JC Kosher Supermarket no longer has broken windows and strips of yellow police tape.
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HEPS is the primary profit measure in South Africa, and strips out certain one-off items.
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There's first lady Melania Trump with her long, chocolate brown waves highlighted with thin caramel strips.
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The tests are simple strips, and they come in bulk packages of twenty or even forty.
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Having the photo split up in strips and dissipate was just the icing on the cake.
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Garfield creator Jim Davis is auctioning off his spare comic strips — but not all at once.
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Others built up stockpiles that they donated, including insulin, pills, glucose strips, sensors and pump supplies.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South Africa which strips out one-off items.
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Slice into 4-inch strips that are about 3/4-inch wide and set aside. 2.
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Among a thin broth was a mixture of chicken, green peppers, corn, and softened tortilla strips.
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He has also laid down rows of horizontal strips that run the length of the painting.
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Three adhesive strips above his right eye covered a gash he'd suffered in a previous game.
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We even cut out the weekly comic strips and use them to plaster our bathroom walls.
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Then she cubed the strips, thereby creating those pickable pieces of what will be monkey bread.
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If one strips the UI chips from their android OS, the screen becomes a clear portal.
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I pick up a watermelon, lettuce, carrots, bananas, dates, zhoug sauce, plantain chips, dried coconut strips, cauliflower gnocchi, whole-wheat wraps, grilled chicken strips, shredded mozzarella, sun-dried tomatoes, Everything but the Bagel seasoning, sesame bagels, cream cheese, pancake bread, and a bag of Scandinavian Swimmers ($61.31).
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Managers can either buy vertical strips of CLO funds, which are 5% of every tranche of the fund, or horizontal strips, which are 5% of the face amount of all of the fund's tranches and held in the equity slice, to comply with the risk-retention rules.
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While the marinade is doing it's thing, cut the fish into 1:3 inch strips and skewer.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile food and fuel items, was 3.5%, picking up from April's 3.4%.
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Organic revenue, which grew 6 percent over the previous year, strips out fluctuations in foreign currency rates.
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The red strips represent the 3D-printed jigs, which would be temporarily drilled in with tiny screws.
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This formula, infused with orange and calcium, is yet another alternative to your ninth grade nose strips.
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It's got a few strips of material, some kind of fastening element, and … well, that's usually it.
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A peanut butter and jelly sandwich (prepared however you like), cut into small squares or long strips?
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Working from observation, she strips away details to leave nothing but planar shapes floating on monochromatic fields.
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But she's not done there — the model then strips off her top before skipping into the waves.
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"I fed him cheese-flavored bacon strips to try to get him to love me," Boyd explained.
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In the first episode of season 4, "Getting Nekkid," MJ strips down in more ways than one.
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View the comic book strips used to help tell the story of Rico Vendetti in American Greed.
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She strips down in the tiny airplane bathroom into a comfy T-shirt, cashmere pants and slippers.
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Creators also noted that Luminary strips their show notes that include pertinent links, sometimes to sponsored content.
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Headline earnings per share is South Africa's main profit measure and strips out certain one-off items.
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We're home by 5:63 and decide to make beef strips and peppers with pasta for dinner.
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" The organization's message: "When you have conflict, choices get reduced, and that strips dignity away from people.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South Africa that strips out certain one-off times.
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The classic crispy chicken strips are drizzled in a Sweet Chili Voodoo Sauce and topped with chives.
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Headline EPS, the most widely watched profit gauge in South Africa, strips out certain one-off items.
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Then, [set] aside a day to really take care of yourself, [and do] masks and pore strips.
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I tested my ovulation using strips I ordered from the internet, but a solid line never appeared.
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Because unplugging and re-plugging devices can be tedious and difficult, Ms. Schmidt recommends smart power strips.
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Sales of his company's strips, called FentKits, "are skyrocketing worldwide, especially since the New Year," Auctor said.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South African and strips out certain one-off items.
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HEPS strips out certain one-off items and is the main profit measure used in South Africa.
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The core index, which strips out some volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.33% during the month.
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Core headline EPS is Naspers' main profit measure that strips out non-operational and one-off items.
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Headline earnings is the main profit measure in South Africa and strips out certain one-off items.
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Marston would go on to use iconography from the suffrage movement as symbolism in his comic strips.
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Plus, the strips are compatible with Lifx's other light systems, like the Tile panel or Beam rails.
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Unless someone wears two strips of sequined dental floss and stands on their head, we're rarely moved.
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The only sound is the slight creaking of the metal strips peeling off bombed buildings like bandages.
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The core inflation rate - which strips out energy costs - fell to 0.8 percent from November's 0.9 percent.
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So what if — stay with me here — we could see these movies as classic newspaper comic strips?
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Adhesive strips keep the battery in place, while other components are packed in and bolted down tight.
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HEPS, which strips out certain one-off items, is the main profit measure used in South Africa.
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Beyond Meat has also promised to relaunch the chicken strips in the future with an updated formula.
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This diffuse, episodic narrative structure strips Claudio of much agency and gives him a certain moral ambiguity.
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For added drama around the eyes, Frederick layered NARS Climax mascara on top of Tatty lash strips.
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The Republican health reform plan strips away the individual mandate, and instead introduces a continuous coverage requirement.
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Headline EPS strips out certain one-off items and is the main profit measure in South Africa.
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It seems intentional that the characteristically circular pita bread has been fashioned into tall four-sided strips.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South African that strips out certain one-off items.
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Vicki just ordered spike strips so people will stop using her circular driveway to turn around pic.twitter.
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Headline EPS is primary measure of profit in South African that strips out certain one-off items.
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Like, adding a tablespoon of cornstarch and soy sauce — or throwing in carrots and red pepper strips.
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The company is also researching carbon capture and storage, a technology that strips carbon from industrial emissions.
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Would vegetarian bacon taste just as good if it were sold as "vegetarian textured soy breakfast strips"?
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HEPS strips out certain one off items and is the main profit measure used in South Africa.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South African that strips out certain once-off items.
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After binding the cake with several strips of banana leaf, Sokunthea piles them up ready to cook.
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Using tongs, transfer the chicken to a cutting board and cool slightly, then cut lengthwise into strips.
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HEPS strips out certain once-off items and is the main profit measure used in South Africa.
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Eufy gave us some magnetic boundary strips, so we're going to just place them around the rug.
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Sweet English peas and crispy strips of prosciutto are the only accompaniments well-seared scallops ever need.
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Make the chichinga skewers: Trim any sinew and thick fat from beef before slicing into strips approx.
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For children, Kid's Meals featuring Chick-n-Strips and nuggets (both traditional and grilled) are also available.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile items like food reached 31.95 percent year on year in June.
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Headline EPS is the main profit gauge in South Africa and strips out certain one-off items.
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The menu is simple and a popular order is a two-piece combo or the tender strips.
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The Department of Agriculture (USDA) said the frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips were produced on Nov.
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A cool feature of the shoes is the adjustable Velcro strips on either side of the tongue.
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Mil-Spec strips down the donor H1 body and rebuilds it by hand after restoring the parts.
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Headline earnings is the main profit-measure in South Africa and strips out certain one-off items.
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It also strips from the rulebooks any requirement that they refrain from blocking or throttling web traffic.
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The veterans began requesting—and fighting over —the strips, including ones flavored like margarita and honey-bourbon.
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The strips also might provide a big psychological lift during communal meals such as Thanksgiving or Christmas.
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The reform strips the Senate of most of its powers, turning it into mainly a consultative assembly.
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HEPS is the main profit measure used in South Africa which strips out certain once-off items.
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During a normal day, Mr. Metcalfe strips down clocks, cleaning, repairing, drying, reassembling, oiling and testing them.
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Collages constructed from black and white get a fresh boost when juxtaposed with dynamic strips of color.
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They are free-floating phrases, clouds of childish petulance attached to the surface in torn canvas strips.
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Using a vegetable peeler, peel away 2 cups carrot strips and add them to the other vegetables.
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I'd dabbled in whitening strips before and use whitening toothpaste, but I never noticed any significant difference.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South Africa that strips out certain one-off items.
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I sent off a text message with the code on one of the strips Sati gave me.
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Reducing sulfur cuts tailpipe emissions but also strips out octane, which must be replaced at a cost.
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But Trump's budget turns its back on these voters and strips resources from their families and towns.
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Core inflation, which strips out volatile items such as food, fell to 30.53 percent from 33.26 percent.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South Africa; it strips out certain one-off items.
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Strips of nickel-plated brass twisted into sculptural shapes as oversize earrings have been a best seller.
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On the bookcases, you can see long strips of wood that can be mounted to a wall.
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Well, hold on: Subway's sweet onion chicken teriyaki strips turned out to be only 42.8 percent chicken.
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They're actually both longstanding syndicated strips, so this is a blind spot I didn't realize I had.
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The caller — or callers — was clearly targeting certain commercial strips, making complaints in batches, as on Nov.
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Tuna disappeared from lunch menus, movies and comic strips after schoolchildren and others staged letter-writing campaigns.
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Another strips landlords of their ability to object when a tenant brings new roommates into a home.
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Locast strips measurement watermarks from the signals that the networks use to measure viewership for selling ads.
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He assured her that what she felt was just freshly curled strips of hair brushing her skin.
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Creating a mosaic of "rented" milkweed strips across the Midwest could be enough to save the monarch.
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I have a random salad with leftover sloppy joe meat, lettuce, cheese, and tortilla strips for lunch.
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Behind the scenes, these LED strips are controlled by a remote control that comes with the lights.
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Mr. Salem understood what made comic strips tick, prized lively writing and gave his cartoonists substantial leeway.
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Strips of omelet, crunchy Chinese long beans and alarmingly red chiles also mitigate the kapi's assertive taste.
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He also had a job putting together newsreels and educational film strips about history for school kids.
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Similar to Fritos, they're red-colored tortilla strips that add a crunchy texture to Taco Bell's burritos.
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Headline earnings is the main profit gauge in South Africa that strips out certain one-off items.
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The current bill "also strips Arabic of its designation as an official language alongside Hebrew," Reuters said.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South Africa and strips our certain one-off items.
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Grab a tissue, or a box of tissues, or start tearing your clothes into tissue-sized strips.
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Immigrant advocates are right when they assert that designating people as "illegal" strips them of their humanity.
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Strips of lake trout along with moose meat and hot dogs cooked on top of barrel grills.
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Headline EPS is the main profit measure in South Africa and strips away certain one-off items.
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Large strips of hair are crafted by hand and glued down to the base of the mask.
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I have an undetermined variant of muscular dystrophy, a genetic disease that steadily strips away skeletal muscle.
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To start, you could pick from chicken tender strips, or a vegan version of the same dish.
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The sticker price is the result of behind-the-scenes negotiations between the strips' manufacturer and insurers.
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It strips away ancestral horror so that the legend of the lineage can be told as hagiography.
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He turned to Bill Finger, who he employed as a ghostwriter on a couple of comic strips.
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With raw, dodged, and burned edges that accentuate the framing device, these austere canvases resemble celluloid strips.
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Strips of cotton were knotted together with a finger-crocheting technique to form a giant transparent structure.
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It strips a person of their daily life, throwing their relationships, career, and general sanity into chaos.
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Rose strips away the last peels of paint from an already thin facade of glitz and glamour.
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But its beef crumble and chicken strips aren't as strong as the burger in mimicking animal meat.
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In contrast, "Turkey" features a face with little cohesion, consisting of 19 strips of vastly ranging widths.
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Headline earnings is the main profit measure in South Africa that strips out certain one-off items.
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Roll the omelet up like a cigar and cut crosswise into 83/2-inch thick strips. 6.
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