Pencil (including twist-up and classic kohl formulas) Tips:This strategy is a bit different.
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It's genius: A lip scrub and balm in an easy-to-use, twist-up tube.
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Just when you think you know what’s coming, Harris has another twist up his sleeve.
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To get the right fit, insert them into the ear facing down and twist up 90 degrees.
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Barely cooked cuttlefish are scored with a knife so they twist up and look like little pine cones.
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Next, use a twist-up stick blush to draw a C-shape around your temples and across your cheeks.
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In fact, we've learned that the twist-up tube is one of the brand's top three best-selling products.
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" At this, most people twist up a sly smile, take a quick look around, lean in, and whisper, "Hehe, butter.
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I'm going to get so much s— for the end of the show, but I didn't make this plot twist up.
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"Knives Out": Could this entertaining murder-mystery have one last twist up its sleeve in the form of a best-picture nomination?
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So, when Fresh's new twist-up, scrubber pen crossed my desk, I decided to give it a shot — and immediately fell in love.
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Then pull the hair together from all the sides and back of the head and twist up from the nape of the neck.
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Then, we blinked and our brow woes were a thing of the past, thanks to tinted gels, powder palettes, and smooth twist-up pencils.
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We bought two twist-up tubes of creamy, sparkly shadow — one in pink, one in blue — and stashed them in our backpacks for the next day.
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It comes in 12 creamy shades, from deep red to bright pink to beige, and features a twist-up tip that you never have to sharpen.
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He bottled five (out of 10) fragrances from his eponymous beauty line to look like tubes of lipstick — they even twist up and swipe on like one.
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Therefore, a pardon dangle, especially one by the president's private lawyer, could twist up not only the client but also the lawyer in a criminal obstruction probe.
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Google isn't making any public comment at this stage but TechCrunch understands the company has a technological twist up its sleeve in how it will implement delisting on Google.
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The twist-up bullet itself is a crazy green-apple color, but on my lips, the formula turns the same shade as the tube's outer packaging: a pretty, flushed pink.
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Since kohl and twist-up liners are more resilient than gel (they won't travel or smudge when cleaned up with a bit of remover), you can sketch out your shape quickly.
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According to Lynn Paltrow, executive director for the National Advocates for Pregnant Women (NAPW), drug-using pregnant women can be criminalized just about anywhere in the country, if local prosecuting attorneys twist up the laws.
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This purse-friendly twist-up stick is beyond easy to apply and gives a sheer, natural-looking wash of neutral color that goes on so smooth, you won't even need a mirror to get it right.
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And while you may expect some sort of twist-up mechanism inside, these balms are more like your go-to Eos balms, because the product is a user- and pout-friendly dome affixed to the whipped topping.
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I found a Twist-up Gloss Stick Moisturizing Lip Filler for a whopping $86.60 on the site, at which point you might as well go hard at your local boutique store...or actually take a trip to Sweden.
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ODUM, Ga. — The most expensive honey in America starts in these mucky Southern swamps, where white Ogeechee tupelo trees twist up out of water so dark you can't tell if that was an alligator or a snake that just broke the surface.
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For women, for example, he adjusted the Serpenti — a 19973s design named for its snakelike coils that twist up the wrist — by rendering its bracelet in black ceramic tiles, delicate gold chains or interchangeable leather straps, each connected to a softly angular timepiece.
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A functional spin on putting stark white liner on your waterline, which is not only the oldest trick in the book but also one that will generally make you look less "wide awake" and more "why do your eyes look so weird," the MultEYEtasker is essentially a highlighter housed in a very thin, very precise twist-up pencil.
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In humans, the ileum is about 2–4 m long, and the pH is usually between 7 and 8 (neutral or slightly basic). Ileum is derived from the Greek word eilein, meaning "to twist up tightly".
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"Twist, Twist Senora" is a song written by Frank Guida, Gene Barge, and Joseph Royster and performed by Gary U.S. Bonds. It reached #9 on the U.S. pop chart in 1962. It was featured on his 1962 album Twist Up Calypso. The song took its inspiration from the calypso song "Jump in the Line (Shake, Señora)".
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To avoid confusion, subsequent releases, including his second album Twist Up Calypso, were made under the name Gary (U.S.) Bonds. The parentheses were discarded in the 1970s. Bonds' first hit was the song "New Orleans" (US No.6), which was followed by "Not Me", a flop for Bonds but later a hit for the Orlons, and then by his only number one hit, "Quarter to Three" in June 1961.
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The Science Museum also organises "Astronights", "all-night extravaganza with a scientific twist". Up to 380 children aged between 8 and 11, accompanied by adults, are invited to spend an evening performing fun "science based" activities and then spend the night sleeping in the museum galleries amongst the exhibits. In the morning, they're woken to breakfast and more science, watching a show before the end of the event.
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"Dear Lady Twist" is a song written by Frank Guida and performed by Gary U.S. Bonds. It reached #5 on the U.S. R&B; chart and #9 on the U.S. pop chart in 1962. It was featured on his 1962 album Twist Up Calypso. This song begins with a brief spoken dialogue, as Gary US Bonds asks a lady to dance the Twist with him, in which she replies that she does not know how to do it, resulting in Gary to explain it, by singing.
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Robert Mitchum released an album, Calypso...Is Like So (1957), on Capitol records, capturing the sound, spirit, and subtleties of the genre. Dizzy Gillespie recorded a calypso album Jambo Caribe (1964) with James Moody and Kenny Barron. Soul shouter Gary "US" Bonds released a calypso album Twist up Calypso (1962) on Legrand records, shortly after returning home from his military post in Port of Spain. Nithi Kanagaratnam from Sri Lanka sang calypso-styled songs in Tamil in 1968, which was a success and earned him the title "Father of Tamil Popular Music".
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Loggan Rock is located on a rocky outcrop on Careel Head. The site contains a number of important elements including: a log cabin on a base of random stone blocks; an adjoining 1934 residence formed by a random rubble stone tower with 1950s extension; and unique garden; they are organised into a series of intimate spaces, courtyards, terraces, viewing platforms, walls, steps and pathways carefully integrated into the rock outcrops and mature trees of the natural bushland setting. Paths and steps twist up the steep hill slope. There are numerous stone benches, placed to capture views and spots of sunlight, to encourage thinking and communing with nature.
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If it was just me, it might fly under the radar, but to protect my brother we had to do it the right way. So it just took forever to get it right. This shit had been done. The only reason we went back in the studio and you’re seeing these pieces of video of us in the studio is because we recently went back in the studio like two weeks ago out in Cali just to listen to everything ’cause you know, I don’t listen to nothing that I record. So [Wiz] was like “Come on, let’s go listen to this in the studio and make sure everything’s gravy." He also spoke about how it was recording the EP with Wiz Khalifa, saying: "Honestly, it’s exactly the same. It’s just we got way more trees to twist up and way more for everything.
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