It traffics in sudsy moments that feel a world away.
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The Body Wash in Sandalwood (my personal favorite scent, but there's also a fragrance-free option and a more energizing Eucalyptus version) is the sudsy-but-not-too-sudsy body wash dreams are made of.
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There's also the 2003 series "Footballers Wives," which is a sudsy marvel.
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Let the dish soak in sudsy water with a bit of baking soda.
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I couldn't catch her downturned eyes; they were on her sudsy, motionless hands.
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The first spray sent a mist of sudsy water over walls and floor.
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Whatever soap you use, make sure it's specifically for laundry and not overly sudsy.
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Here it is in all its sudsy glory: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Watch something steamy or something sudsy — or some serious craft talk with Lupita Nyong'o.
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The sudsy Showtime series has been littered with complicated, well, affairs since the very beginning.
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If sudsy shampoos tend to dry out your scalp, you'll fall in love with this serum.
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They think that this happens in non-sudsy liquids too—it's just much harder to detect.
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Genre: Extra-sudsy drama Commitment: One and a half seasons, with 22 hour-long episodes total.
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Big Little Lies, around its fifth episode, transitioned from a sudsy, pulpy melodrama into something more serious.
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The sudsy drama stars Shiri Appleby as Rachel, a reality TV producer on a "Bachelor"–style show.
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Virtually every single condom-snorting article mentions it—if not starts and ends by invoking the sudsy trend.
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Alexander, loathe to miss out on that sweet, sudsy beer revenue, unsurprisingly thinks this is a terrible idea.
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Frequently. But amid the sudsy drama, Jane explores compelling questions of family, tradition, and identity in thoughtful, heartfelt ways.
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Frigid temperatures severely dehydrate my thick locks, while my sudsy drugstore brands contain harsh additives that exacerbate the situation.
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The only sudsy twist the franchise is missing is if we discovered Roman (Tyrese Gibson) has an evil twin.
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The can flew about a foot behind Kim's head and landed on the field, its sudsy contents spewing out.
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It's sudsy, and her extramarital transgression is flanked by her husband Ed's (Adam Scott) constant leering at other women.
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It's a rat that appears to be deep in some sudsy body wash, scrubbing itself in a eerily human way.
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This method, called Charmat, preserves the grapes freshness and floral aromatics, and creates a youthful wine full of sudsy carbonation.
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Since then, assorted directors and actors have come and gone amid period shifts, sudsy melodrama, knockdown fights and corporate changeovers.
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The formula blends ginger and rosemary with salicylic acid for a nondrying cleanser that's sudsy, with a pleasantly herbal scent.
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Catch up on "Queen Sugar," Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay's sexy, sudsy drama, before the second season arrives on OWN.
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Shonda Rhimes has dominated television for more than a decade, starting with the sudsy, feminist trojan horse that is Grey's Anatomy.
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Anyway, grab a 12-pack for $9.99 so your kids can float around in a sudsy bathtub filled with rubber poop.
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Valero said in a statement Saturday that it then notified the city of "milky, sudsy water" at the plant on Dec.
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If one of them is dead Pretty Little Liars has a reputation as a silly, sudsy show, and that's not entirely unearned.
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With the beginning of the end officially here on Pretty Little Liars, Freeform needs a brand new sudsy hit on its hands.
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" Even the moment when Celeste slapped Mary Louise verged on sudsy, with Mary Louise retorting that it was Celeste's idea of "foreplay.
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Settle in for 10 delightful minutes of nothing but delicious sloshing sounds, and allow these sudsy waves to be your meditative salve.
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You take an eyebrow brush and sweep it along a wet and sudsy bar of soap, then stroke the brush along your brows.
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If you like sudsy, bingeable shows, "Gone Girl"-style unreliable narrators or viciously funny takedowns of New York performative coolness, watch this immediately.
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So De Halve Maan has to pack all its sudsy stuff into trucks for a two-mile drive to a second facility, outside Bruges.
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A sudsy foam used for fighting fires on military bases was probably responsible, according to the Air Force, with the contamination perhaps decades old.
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"Greenleaf," a sudsy family saga with Oprah Winfrey as both an executive producer and a cast member, exposes sinful deeds in a Memphis megachurch.
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She was not happy when I filled a bucket with warm, sudsy water, handed her a rag and told her to get to scrubbing.
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Beth (Kelly Reilly) is a hard-charging businesswoman, racking up boardroom and bedroom conquests, who feels transplanted from a more unapologetically sudsy family saga.
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The once waist-high foam in the foam party dwindled down to an inch of sudsy water, but the dancers didn't seem to mind.
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Sulfates: Often in the form of sodium laureth sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, sulfates give shampoo its sudsy-ness, and cut through grease and dirt.
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"Think how soothing it can be when somebody's shampooing your hair with warm, sudsy water and just talking to you in a loving way," she says.
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In a world where illness lurks in every bathroom stall and on every subway strap, antibacterial soaps give people a sense of control, a sudsy security blanket.
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They grasp at it and chase the fluffy, sudsy remnants before turning their attention to the next blob, which looks to be even bigger than the first.
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Then there are the two quirky, critical beloved genre-benders: "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," a dark-comedy musical, and "Jane the Virgin," a sudsy but deeply sincere telenovela.
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Otherwise, it seems impossible that they never compared the sudsy developments of their own lives to those of Meredith Grey and the doctor best known as McDreamy.
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But a sudsy debate has erupted since 2011, when European standards body CENELEC instructed manufacturers to name that official reference cycle "Eco" on their dishwasher control panels.
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When a young woman is viciously murdered in London, the investigation leads from underground sex clubs all the way to the royal family in this sudsy new thriller.
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DO: Use Vinegar Over SoapSoap may be the way to go for most cleaning chores, but White advises against using a bucket of sudsy water to mop hardwood floors.
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There were bloody noses and ruined clothes, and enough people jumped or were pushed into a neighborhood swimming pool that the profusion of sudsy froth killed the pool filter.
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In "Wet Felting Florals," the artist Crystal Gregory will teach children wet felting, a technique that uses sudsy water and tufts of wool roving to make compressed pieces of felt.
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Returns Friday, September 23, on Amazon Prime If the absence of Downton Abbey has left a sudsy-British-period-piece-shaped hole in your TV viewing schedule, Poldark is your show.
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Kylie Jenner took to Snapchat Thursday to share a couple of cute clips of the 4-year-old, her boyfriend Tyga's son with ex Blac Chyna, enjoying a sudsy, giggly bath.
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So, Grey's might be a sudsy drama packed with hot doctor love triangles and Jesse Williams's pecs, but, it also has the precise, measured care of Meredith Grey's scalpel when necessary.
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This short and sudsy film, he hopes, in which two young couples drink wine, play board games and wander through sleek, neat rooms, will do the trick to attract a buyer.
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The cast of Captain America: Civil War stopped by the Tonight Show on Wednesday to play a very sudsy round of Musical Beers, which is essentially musical chairs for the 21+ crowd.
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Likewise, its stories never approach overly soapy, sudsy levels of drama; this is not a show that makes a point of tugging your heartstrings with extraneous monologues or dramatic declarations of feelings.
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Let us paint a picture for you: You're in the shower, minding your own business, when, all of the sudden, the bottom of your shower starts to flood with sudsy, used water.
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The parent company may not slip by craft beer aficionados, but those who don't find themselves patronizing those sudsy communities and message boards may believe they're drinking something truly "craft" and independent.
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What started out as a sudsy, delicious series about affluent women Mean Girls–ing around the bluffs and into the public schools of Monterey, California, has slowly unspooled into a weighty, aching, drama.
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The 46-year-old singer, actress and soon-to-be reality star Instagrammed a few sudsy shots Thursday morning to show her fans how she unwinds after a long day at the recording studio.
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If relaxing in a warm and sudsy tub with a bamboo tray full of multiple beverages, snacks, beauty products, and tech devices streaming Celine Dion is wrong, then do we really want to be right?
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It's hardly a surprise, then, that the strongest parts of Deadly Class allow this talented cast to lean into the show's soapy, sudsy elements and remind us that these are teenagers dealing with teenage drama.
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Ravioli does not look particularly happy, but that's to be expected — at least he can listen to perfect lyrics like "I'm sorry / I gotta keep you clean / Ravioli, don't treat me mean" during his sudsy nightmare.
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The Easter Rising of 1916, the six-day insurrection against British rule in which a group of Irish revolutionaries were mightily defeated, gets a sudsy treatment in this three-night mini-series from the Irish network RTE.
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The book this movie is based on has no qualms about diving into the sudsy, gossipy, melodramatic world of filthy rich Chinese families and the young woman unlucky enough to find herself in the middle of it all.
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While the dichotomy may not be too noticeable when washing your hands, it's apparent when it comes time to get sudsy in the shower, as it affects the consistency of soap and shampoo, making it more difficult to lather up.
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The newly married couple then slipped out of their clothes — their bathing suits were underneath — and made their way through the crashing waves, now chilled and sudsy-white beneath an overcast sky, as many of their guests dived in behind them.
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Instead, Crazy Rich Asians is the rare American movie that allows Asian men and women to be objects of affection, glamorous wealthy villains operating in society's most elite circles, and players in a sudsy, soapy tale of love and all its discontents.
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The Billie Sudsy Body Wash ($9), made with grapefruit, coconut, rosa canina, and aloe vera, cleanses and preps your skin before you shave, and the Dry-Bye Body Lotion ($12) is formulated with grape seed, chamomile, shea butter, and aloe vera for perfect post-shave moisturization.
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That same character, Mary (Sophie Melville), at one point clambers high up the designer Rosanna Vize's vertically minded set and at another spends considerable time dyeing a party dress to just the right shade in the same tub in which Jo (Katherine Pearce) is seen at the start having a lingering, sudsy bath.
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UnREAL's second season might have been a mess, but it provided cheap thrills in its own right, too—sudsy twists buoyed by Appleby and Zimmer's stellar performances, two of the most notable dramatic performances on TV right now—and the finale's ludicrously shocking conclusion suggests that Shapiro and her team aren't changing course anytime soon.
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And, of course, who could forget Simpson's major mid-aughts comeback moment, starring in the Dukes of Hazard reboot and subsequently releasing the music video for "These Boots Are Made for Walking," which features a sudsy dance sequence on the hood of a 1969 Dodge Charger more scandalous than most Carl's Jr. ads that will surely continue to plague the dreams of teenage boys for decades to come.
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Sudsy is the true ambassador to Racquetball worldwide. Sudsy made another outstanding comeback with a win in the 2018 USA Racquetball National Doubles Championships with partner Rocky Carson. Sudsy will now represent Team USA in San Jose, Costa Rica for the World Championships in August 2018. Sudsy's wife, Veronica Sotomayor is the most decorated racquetball player in the history of her home country of Ecuador.
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In February 2018 Sudsy made another amazing return to racquetball. He and his partner Rocky Carson won the USA National Doubles Championships. At age 43, Sudsy has once again qualified to play on Team USA and compete in the World Championships in August 2018 in South America. In February 2020 Sudsy once again amazed the sport by winning the USA National Doubles with partner Alex Landa and qualified for Team USA for the 2020-20201 year.
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In 1996, SPKI was merged with Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure (SDSI, pronounced sudsy) by Ron Rivest and Butler Lampson.
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Sudsy only competed professionally for 7 seasons. Due to a back condition and broken foot which needed surgery, he had to retire early. There are many that believe if he had been healthy he would have shattered all the records. Sudsy only played 7 healthy seasons on the professional tour and finished the season as the #1 player in the world an astonishing 5 times.
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Sudsy Monchik (born October 12, 1974), is an American racquetball player. As a five-time Pro World Champion, Monchik is one of the top 3 players in the history of the sport.Sports illustrated "Man Wielding A Dangerous Weapon: Fearless Sudsy Monchik has sliced and diced his way to the top of his sport" Monchik was known for his power and speed, as well as his shot-making ability, especially his backhand, which many believe is the best in the game. Sudsy revolutionized the sport with his electric personality combined with his tremendous shot power from both his backhand and forehand along with his jaw dropping shot making ability.
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Mannino won a World Junior title in Boy's 18 and under singles in 1994, and in Boy's 18 & under doubles in 1992 with partner Sudsy Monchik. But Mannino never played for Team USA as an adult.
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In Men's Doubles, Franco and Mario Mercado lost to the USA team of Rocky Carson and Sudsy Monchik in the quarterfinals, 15-11, 15-13. Nonetheless, Franco got a 3rd medal in as many World Championships.
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Carson has been in 26 IRT finals, winning 26 times over 247 tournaments (as of February 18, 2019). His wins include the 2007 US Open Championship. Twice Carson has been the #1 IRT player at season's end, only four other players have been #1 multiple times: Kane Waselenchuk (13), Cliff Swain (6), Sudsy Monchik (5) and Mike Yellen (5). He has won 7 USA Racquetball National Singles titles, and 10 USA Racquetball National Doubles titles, winning with Jack Huczek (5 wins), Ben Croft, Jose Diaz, Sudsy Monchik, Jose Rojas, and Charlie Pratt.
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Speed credits the music venues Bogart's and Sudsy Malones of Cincinnati as some of childhood musical influences. Speed is a member of the Moorish Science. He is also of Dominican descent. Speed Walton also have 2 kids, Gabrielle Lenisha Willingham and Torrence.
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Following this, they are rinsed, dried, and inspected. A jeweler may provide their customers with sudsy ammonia cleaning kits, while another may sell small ultrasonic cleaners. Some gemstones, such as white topaz, have an overlay to produce certain colors. Ultrasonic cleaning can remove this coating.
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"'Housewives' gets back to sudsy business". MSNBC. Retrieved June 3, 2011. On negative reviews, TV Guide writer Matt Roush unfavorably compared the Orson character to Bree's former love interest, George Williams (Roger Bart),Roush, Matt (September 29, 2008). "I was wondering how you liked...".
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Sudsy Malone's Rock 'n Roll Laundry & Bar was a music venue in the Corryville neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio, across the street from Bogart's near the University of Cincinnati. John Cioffi was the owner. Cioffi opened other clubs including Sudsys in Louisville. The site often showcased many indie music and punk music bands.
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Andy Dehnart of MSNBC was slightly more positive in his review, acknowledging that while "most of the housewives are stuck in their second-season ruts," the show's overall quality has improved, citing the Orson storyline as a welcomed change from the slow-moving Applewhite mystery arc.Dehnart, Andy (October 12, 2006). "'Housewives' gets back to sudsy business". MSNBC. Retrieved June 3, 2011.
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Bogart's is a music venue located in the Corryville neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio, near the University of Cincinnati, across Vine Street from Sudsy Malone's Rock 'n Roll Laundry & Bar. The venue opened as a vaudeville theater called the Nordland Plaza Nickelodeon in 1905. It operated until 1955 when it succumbed to the competition from television. It reopened in 1960 screening primarily German films.
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He and Tyler Siggins won in 1997, and he won with Josh Tucker in 1998. Carson also successfully competed several times at the International Racquetball Federation (IRF) World Junior Championships. He won Boy's U16 Singles and Doubles (with Ryan Staten) in 1995. Then Carson won Boy's U18 Singles three consecutive years: 1996-1998, becoming the second boy to do so after Sudsy Monchik.
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Gary Lynn Sutherland (born September 27, 1944), nicknamed "Sudsy", is an American former professional baseball middle infielder. He played college baseball at the University of Southern California and later played 13 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB), from to . During Sutherland’s big league career, while principally a second baseman (717 games), he also played shortstop (164 games). Sutherland compiled a .
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But in doubles, Murray and Landeryou reached the podium. They beat Argentines Fernando Kurzbard and Shai Manzuri, 15-1, 15-7, in the quarterfinals, but lost Rocky Carson and Sudsy Monchik of the USA in the semi-finals, 15-12, 15-2. In the 2018-19 season, Murray won the 1st National Team Selection Event in Valleyfield, Québec, where he beat Coby Iwaasa, 9-15, 15-6, 11-6.
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In most current top-loading washers, if the motor spins in one direction, the gearbox drives the agitator; if the motor spins the other way, the gearbox locks the agitator and spins the basket and agitator together. Similarly, if the pump motor rotates one way it recirculates the sudsy water; in the other direction it pumps water from the machine during the spin cycle. Mechanically, this system is very simple.
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TV Guide Matt Roush gave the episode an 'A', stating, "Moving the story ahead five years didn't so much reinvent the show as it recharged and refreshed the scintillating mix of domestic comedy and sudsy intrigue that we've always enjoyed." He highlighted the comedic Gabrielle storyline while approving the additions of McDonough and Harold to the cast.Roush, Matt (October 22, 2008). "Roush Review: The ABCs of Risky Second Chances" .
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It also allows sims to enroll their children in prep school and has new objects for community lots. Some of the new items include jungle gyms, slides, and sandboxes for children. There are pre-made community lots as well, which are Mr. Crunches Fitness Gym, Sudsy Time Laundromat, Ray of Sunshine Park, and Noble Tome Library. There are a large number of items for upgrading libraries and parks.
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Rojas's first appearance on Team USA was at the 2008 Pan Am Championships in Costa Rica, where he played singles, losing in the quarter finals to Gutierrez, who was the silver medalist that year. As a junior player, Rojas won the IRF Junior World Boys U18 title twice, in 2008 and 2009. He's one of only four players to do so, including Sudsy Monchik, Rocky Carson, Jack Huczek and Ben Croft.
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Carson reached a semi-final in that first season, when he lost to Sudsy Monchik in the semis in Rochester, New York. The following season, 1999-2000, Carson made the quarterfinals at the US Open for the first time, losing to Cliff Swain, 11-3, 11-8, 11-9. Carson's second semi-final happened in his second season in Las Vegas, when he lost to John Ellis, 11-6, 11-5, 10-12, 11-5.
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Jones also expressed concern, late in the year, that the proposed arm's-length board would be the first step toward contracting out water services to private developers.Jack Lakey, "Private firms eye water system", Toronto Star, 18 November 2002, B1. Jones was one of the first Toronto city councillors to endorse David Miller's successful bid for mayor of the city, joining him at his campaign launch in January 2003."Miller makes a sudsy entrance", Toronto Star, 11 January 2003, B2.
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Short Vine was also home to Sudsy Malone's Rock 'n Roll Laundry & Bar and other small music venues catering to the punk and alternative rock crowd during the 1980s and 90's. Over the past several years, Corryville has continued to shift its demographics, economics, and appearance. Many new homes, apartment buildings, condominiums, and shops and restaurants have been constructed. The neighborhood has increasingly shifted to younger residents who are affiliated with the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and University Hospital.
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He won 102 games and lost only 3, and did not face a tie-breaking 5th game in any match. The only tournament Waselenchuk did not win was one he missed due to illness. In October, he won his 5th US Open title setting a new mark for most US Open titles by a man, passing Sudsy Monchik's 4 titles, and did not lose a game in winning the title. In 2010-11, Waslenchuk won 12 IRT events, including a 6th US Open victory.
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Playing for Team USA, Carson has won gold five times in Men's Singles at the World Championships, which is a record, and twice in Men's Singles at the Pan American Games, which is also a record, and once in Men's Singles at the Pan American Championships. He's played Men's Doubles on Team USA three times: twice at the World Championships (with Jack Huczek in 2006, and with Sudsy Monchik, 2018), which resulted in silver medals, and once with Charles Pratt at the 2019 Pan Am Games in Lima, where they earned bronze medals.
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Upon its April 2010 US premiere on Masterpiece Classic, Matthew Gilbert of The Boston Globe wrote: > This evocative two-part miniseries has a lot going for it: rich period > design, an engagingly twisty plot, performances with depth, intriguing > racial and class issues. But the superfluous narrator? Like a few other > melodramatic flourishes, including a heightened soundtrack and some > inordinately sudsy dialogue about dreams and desires, he detracts. By > insisting we recognize the vast import and intensity of the “Small Island’’ > story that we’re watching, he only adds a kitschy veneer.
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Stephens was born in Southgate, Middlesex in 1949 and made his first film appearance aged 5 in the 1954 tug-of-love drama The Divided Heart. In 1958 he featured as the young David Copperfield in three episodes of the TV series Tales from Dickens. The same year he returned to the screen in Another Time, Another Place, a sudsy melodrama in which he was cast as the child of Sean Connery and Glynis Johns. Several more film appearances followed in the next two years before Stephens landed the role which would make him famous.
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Organized competitive racquetball began in the 1970s. The best male players of that era were Charlie Brumfield and Marty Hogan, as well as Bud Muehleisen, Dan Southern, Jerry Hilecher, Steve Keeley, Davey Bledsoe, Steve Serot, and Steve Strandemo. Hogan continued to be a dominant player into the 1980s, and was rivaled on the scene by Brett Harnett, Dave Peck, and Mike Yellen. In the 1990s, Ruben Gonzalez, Cliff Swain and Sudsy Monchik dominated pro tournaments, and other great players like Andy Roberts, John Ellis, and Drew Kachtik were often left out of the winner's circle.
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Gary Cooper, appearing in a role which helped launch his career in Hollywood, began a tumultuous affair during the production with Bow. Cooper reportedly showed Howard Hughes the script to the film and he was not impressed, considering the drama in it to be "sudsy", although he informed Cooper that he looked forward to seeing how Wellman would accomplish the technical aerial sequences. Bow strongly detested the costumes which were made for the film by Paramount designer Travis Banton, and slit the necklines and cut off the sleeves of his clothing, much to the chagrin of Banton.
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" Gary Goldstein of the Los Angeles Times wrote, "If Adrian Lyne directed a racy Lifetime movie, then asked Danielle Steel what to call it, you'd pretty much have Never Forever, a sudsy chamber piece that's engrossing despite its many plot holes and contrivances. The film's chief calling card is star Vera Farmiga. Her Sophie Lee is a buttoned-up suburban housewife whose inability to conceive with her sterile, Korean-American lawyer husband, Andrew (David Lee McInnis), drives her to commit a daring act of self-sacrifice. It's a quietly effective portrayal that uniquely balances restraint and abandon – often at the same moment.
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Miller's plans to run for mayor were well- known around city hall in 2002, and there was little surprise when he formally declared his candidacy in January 2003.Jennifer Lewington, "Councillor opens mayoral campaign", The Globe and Mail, January 9, 2003, A16. His earliest supporters included councillors Howard Moscoe, Sandra Bussin, Irene Jones and Anne Johnston and urban planner Jane Jacobs."Maybe Mel should move to Ottawa", Toronto Star, February 23, 2002, B02; Don Wanagas, "Jacobs endorses Miller for mayor", National Post, October 29, 2002, A17; "Miller makes sudsy entrance", Toronto Star, January 11, 2003, B02.
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Prior to turning pro, Monchik won three consecutive World Junior titles in Boy's 18 and under from 1991–1993, as well as doubles titles in Boys 18 & under with James Mulcock in 1993 and Jason Mannino in 1992. Monchik represented the USA in the 1995 Pan American Games in Argentina, where he played doubles with Tim Sweeney, winning the gold medal by defeating Canadians Chris Brumwell and Jacques Demers in the final. Sudsy is the only player in the history of the sport to win every age division at the Junior Nationals in both singles and doubles. All doubles titles with Jason Mannino.
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In 1978, Schmidt's Light was introduced. In 1978, Schmidt's attempted a hostile takeover of the F. & M. Schaefer Brewing Company. Schaefer, a regional brewer that was based in New York, had expanded into the Philadelphia area in the mid-1960s and by 1978 was the top-selling beer in the Philadelphia market.Moore, John L., "Ortlieb's: Small Fish in Big, Sudsy Pond", Philadelphia Daily News, July 17, 1978, p. 8 In the early 1970s, Schaefer spent $70 million to build a 5 million barrel brewery in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania that was considered to be the most efficient brewery in the eastern United States.
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Held annually in October, the US Open is the most prestigious professional racquetball event. First held in 1996, the US Open was in Memphis, Tennessee until 2010, when it moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota. In men's play, Kane Waselenchuk (Canada) has won the most US Open titles with thirteen ahead of Sudsy Monchik (US) with four, while Jason Mannino (US) and Cliff Swain (US) have both won the title twice, and Rocky Carson (US) once. In women's play, Paola Longoria (Mexico) has the most US Open titles with five, Rhonda Rajsich (US) has four, one more than Christie Van Hees (Canada) with three.
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Residents were forced to let the water run for a while before using it, in order to let the sudsy, sewer-like water run until it was clear. Snow, finding that the water the residents were using was not different from the usual water from their pump, determined that the outbreak must be caused by a leak in the pipes that allowed surrounding sewage and its contaminants to seep in to the water supply. This scenario was similar to that of the Broad Street outbreak. The incoming water was being contaminated by the increasing levels of sewage, coupled with the lack of proper and safe plumbing.
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In his pro career, Huczek won 29 IRT tournaments (5th most in IRT history as of March 1, 2019) across 63 final appearances (6th most) in 127 IRT tournaments (18th most), so he reached the finals in about half of the tournaments he entered and won about half of those finals. Huczek won his first IRT event in 2002 at age 19, and no one has won as a teenager since. Over his career, Huczek had a winning record against all other IRT players except for Sudsy Monchik and Kane Waselenchuk (he was 2-2 versus Jose Rojas). As good as his IRT record was, Huczek's record in national and international competitions was better.
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A "white, sudsy liquid" was reported to the city at taps in the company's administration building on December 1 and then, after city workers had flushed the pipe, on December 7, and finally, after a third flush, reported again by Valero workers at the building on December 12. A Valero spokesman described the contamination as "a localized backflow issue from third party operations in the area of Valero's asphalt terminal" and said that the company did not believe the city water had been impacted. It was reported December 17 that city officials were investigating four cases of skin and intestinal issues that were consistent with possible symptoms of exposure, but these claims were dismissed by Mayor Dan McQueen as "rumors", and twelve "reports of possibly related symptoms from prohibited water use" were described as "unconfirmed" by the EPA. The ban was lifted December 18 after 28 samples of city water failed to find Indulin AA-86 contamination.
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1988 [Section 3]: 2. As production dwindled and layoffs took place when the company downsized, Hibernia filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protections in February 1988.“Brewer Vows to Keep On Brewing,” 14 Feb. 1988 [Section 3]: 2. Good publicity was generated in June by the receipt of a silver medal for Hibernia Master Brew, in the European Amber category, in the 1988 Great American Beer Festival.“Middleton’s GartenBrau Among Gold Winners,” Capital Times 21 Jun. 1988: 6. An ambitious plan to build restaurants with miniature breweries—essentially a chain brewpub operation—in partnership with a Schaumburg, Illinois-based firm, and in which Hibernia possessed “the expertise and none of the capital,” failed to materialize, and on August 24 the brewery closed, ostensibly for a short time, because it lacked truck insurance coverage.“Sudsy Deal Fizzles for Hibernia,” Wisconsin State Journal 19 Aug. 1988: 2B; “Hibernia Plans Local Brew Pubs,” Wausau Daily Herald 20 Aug. 1988 [Section 3]: 1; “Hibernia Says It Will Reopen in a Few Weeks,” Wisconsin State Journal 28 Aug.
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