Undiluted application of the 'precautionary principle' has a manifest downside.
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"It was like I found a pure, undiluted drug," she said.
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"No sister survivor warrior's voice goes undiluted here," the judge said.
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And undiluted vinegar can pull water out of your intestines, causing diarrhea.
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The first hit of undiluted Puri was something she would never forget.
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He has a strong sense of self expression undiluted by his surroundings.
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She says to never drink it undiluted (so please no ACV shots).
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Even undiluted, the liquor is surprisingly smooth, considering its elevated alcohol content.
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Upon completion of the spin, expected to occur during the first quarter of 2018, Liberty shareholders will own a 77% undiluted equity interest and 84% undiluted voting interest in GCI Liberty, with former GCI shareholders owning the remaining interests.
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Long Lake usually produces around 40,000 bpd of undiluted bitumen, one source said.
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Long addicted to the narcotic of tribal antipathy, they sought its undiluted essence.
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Undiluted shots have been known to wear away tooth enamel, and damage the esophagus.
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The flinty composer Carl Ruggles, who took part in the guild, advocated undiluted modernism.
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The threshold has been lowered to 50 percent from 2.353 percent on an undiluted basis.
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The threshold has been lowered to 2.43 percent from 57 percent on an undiluted basis.
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"This was caused by undiluted ink, over injection, not enough/smaller injections sights," she wrote.
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Where would Henri Matisse have been, for instance, without Gauguin's revolutionary use of undiluted color?
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The share price tied to those sales would value the company (undiluted) at around $1.97 billion.
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And what the world is getting from him is the social liberalism, undiluted by anti-communism.
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Another half, of course, is giddy, frothing, flapping about in a sugar-rush of undiluted repression.
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If they could read the field studies, however, the prairie dogs might not feel undiluted gratitude.
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He's also an undiluted progressive in a state that voted overwhelmingly for Trump in the 2016 election.
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Wolfe Herd's 20 percent undiluted founder's stake is evidence that an atypical path was right for Bumble.
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Joe Biden has picked up Obama's charge against the puritanical keepers of undiluted progressivism, in self-defense.
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This blast of undiluted teen spirit, which opened Wednesday night as the first offering in the Encores!
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That all their fans can expect are undiluted, un-sponsored images of their favorite online animal personalities.
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The tone is surreal, the viciousness bracing, and Álvaro's undiluted anguish the kind that never goes away.
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Never use excessive water or harsh chemicals like ammonia, chlorine bleach, pine oil or even undiluted vinegar.
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A Democratic senator then takes over, offering -- at least to this point -- undiluted praise for Ford's bravery.
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THUMP: On this record you find overlap and slippage between precisely calibrated, harder club sounds and undiluted noise.
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His tireless search for undiluted indigenous music became more difficult with time and the incursion of electronic instruments.
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The Spartan King Cleomenes drank undiluted wine and, driven to insanity, eventually committed suicide in his prison cell.
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And all the while, Bumble's cap table has never changed, with Wolfe Herd's 20 percent stake as yet undiluted.
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"When you hit a certain point of adolescence, that's when you experience the rawest, most undiluted feelings," he says.
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He is the embodiment of the theory that undiluted conservatism will boost turnout and overwhelm the Democrats' demographic advantages.
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"Because ACV is so acidic, direct undiluted application to the scalp can also lead to mild burns," he says.
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They gave it to us undiluted, without la louche, and we dropped our sugar cubes straight into the spirit.
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Another simple, uncommon and subtly tasty item was birch water, consisting of undiluted, unsweetened, earthy birch sap from Ukraine.
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The principles courageously support a pure, undiluted executive session practice and unfettered board access to the entire management team.
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That album's goal was to capture a perfect rush—something undiluted and unadulterated, with no care for the comedown.
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The Walking Dead Another 15 weeks of zombie mayhem, sociopolitical metaphors and undiluted Daryl funk have come and gone.
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She said the needle he used was too large and the artist injected undiluted ink too deeply into her eye.
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Undiluted application of the "precautionary principle"—to refrain from acting because of a potential for harm—has a manifest downside.
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What makes this role so special is that it gives us a glimpse of undiluted Madonna, pre-legend, pre-icon.
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Fight scenes in House become a living, breathing, essential part of the film's ability to terrify, which remains undiluted today.
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Bayley is the best of the optimistic babyfaces, practically undiluted by bullshit, the child of John Cena and Lisa Frank.
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Hyman is an undiluted marvel in all black, crowned by a regal headpiece with a shimmering gemstone in the center.
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But Vladimir Putin ought not to regard this as an undiluted win, because there are some buried risks for Russia, too.
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Strange but not a stranger Mr Trump inflates and conflates these problems into an absurd caricature of undiluted failure and decline.
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In the short term, Cuba may see from its government an orchestrated outpouring of support for Castro's undiluted idea of communism.
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"It is cheap to be supportive of ambitious policy proposals like this," he said, "because they rarely pass in undiluted form."
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They tried to build broad coalitions that revolved around issues like anti-communism and tax reductions rather than pure, undiluted hate.
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His Los Angeles romantic roundelay from 1984, "Choose Me" (on Friday and Wednesday), might be a strong dose of undiluted Rudolph.
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On top of these barbaric tendencies associated with undiluted wine, it was also potentially a one-way ticket to nowhere good.
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Yet today, that same stake (undiluted) would now be worth $913 million at Uber's reported current post-money valuation of $291 billion.
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The ban is undiluted sadism; its only purpose is to give a sense of comfort to some by enacting cruelty on others.
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"She put her undiluted, unadulterated, uncensored dreams on the screen," John Canemaker, an Academy Award-winning animator, said in a phone interview.
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Measured as a performance of undiluted who-gives-a-shit public carelessness, it's something that even her husband has yet to top.
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El Silencio's undiluted mezcal was viscous and high-test, like cask-strength whiskey, and there was nothing like it on the market.
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And to lose that call, in this era of scandal and unfinished purgation, could easily leave only the corruption, undiluted and unchecked.
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So it is striking that the best television advertisement of her 2016 presidential campaign to date offers a dose of almost undiluted emotion.
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But it's a good time, with prehistoric puppets (by Sierra Schoening), dream ballets (by Steven Paul Blandino) and rock undiluted for the stage.
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For those few minutes, he is right at the center of "Mack & Mabel," and his achievement in its score washes undiluted over us.
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That valued the company at $75.46 billion (undiluted), far under what the company had hoped and bankers had intimated it might be worth.
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A high price might have been an undiluted good had Saudi been able to sell a big chunk of Aramco to foreign investors.
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It comes through today, undiluted and as recognizable as Bergé's face, with its proud nose, shock of silver hair and raised, jutting chin.
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Namely: cold, non-humid air is clearer than the hot muggy air of summertime, which allows sunset colors to reach our eyes undiluted.
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Those are the most meaningful specs about this device: its internal design and hardware are specifically geared toward delivering pure, undiluted, and powerful sound.
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As Roger Stone, one of Trump senior's former confidants, put it to the Washington Post, "Basically, Trump Jr. is the voice of undiluted Trumpism."
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The track finds the quartet of artists exploring a pretty universal theme, stated clearly in the title, with an undiluted dose of urgent euphoria.
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Though they didn't drink any whiskey during the study, the two researchers enjoy traditional Swedish snaps (what we might call schnapps), ice-cold and undiluted.
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In a statement, the company dismissed Gordhan's application as "undiluted nonsense" and said it would provide evidence to clear suspicions about each of the 72 transactions.
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If the sound of your smartphone's default alarm prompts a reaction of undiluted rage, it's time to re-evaluate how you wake up in the morning.
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" It's one in a series of small steps for Reddit, which has been slowly shifting from its niche as a haven for mostly undiluted "free speech.
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If the sound of your smartphone's default alarm prompts a Pavlovian reaction of undiluted rage, it's time to reevaluate how you wake up in the morning.
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If Moser's feelings about Sontag are mixed—he always seems a little awed as well as irked by her—his dislike for Philip Rieff is undiluted.
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Yet this conversation was nearly as difficult, because their own party seems to be drifting away from Clinton-style moderation and toward a more undiluted liberalism.
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An analysis of the liquid later revealed it was "most likely nitroglycerin," which is "one of the world's most powerful explosives" when undiluted, the complaint read.
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Its normalised, undiluted headline earnings per share — a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items — for the six-month period ended Dec.
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Rejecting the "remarkably undiluted, intense praise lavished on him by media discussions," Mr. Greenwald exhaustively savaged Mr. Hitchens for his "repellent" advocacy of the war on terror.
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Its normalized, undiluted headline earnings per share -- a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items -- for the six-month period ended Dec.
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Its normalised, undiluted headline earnings per share -- a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items -- for the six-month period ended Dec.
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"The decision to oust honorable, well-trained, and patriotic service members based on nothing more than their gender identity is undiluted discrimination and therefore indefensible," they wrote.
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Made of several ounces of ice-cold, undiluted gin or vodka, and a trifling amount of vermouth, it is a prelude to a stagger and a nap.
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But both onstage and on his albums, Bombino comes across as undiluted and forceful, saying exactly what he wants with only as many notes as it takes.
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These bottles can't be composted since they're not 100 percent plant-based and can't be recycled because recycling sites prefer undiluted plastic products that they can resell.
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We expect to remove this rating uplift once the deal is closed as the merged entity will not have the undiluted support of a single significant majority shareholder.
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Daisy Ridley — whose Instagram is one of the internet's rare founts of undiluted happiness — has posted another of her inspiring workout videos, but this time, with a twist!
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His speed, punching power and ability to avoid a hit were peerless, but so too was the nastiness of his approach, and the sheer, undiluted spite on show.
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"It was (a) pure undiluted gaffe especially with a foreign audience you are telling to come and invest in your country," Uche Enechi said in a Facebook comment.
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"So one hopes the message will be very clear and undiluted from the President of United States to the President of the Philippines," Zeid told a news briefing.
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It makes slow melting ice that's large and round, which any highballer will tell you is superior to all other shapes for the purpose of undiluted alcohol delivery.
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Sunrise alarm clock If the sound of your smartphone's default alarm prompts a reaction of undiluted rage, it's time to re-evaluate how you wake up in the morning.
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And as real, undiluted honesty falls to the wayside, it becomes a kind of prosaic adage to state facts—which is what Ebenezer's debut single "Cliché" (below) is about.
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They act like I'm lying, or like I am an idiot who has put pure undiluted tea-tree oil on my face and wondered why it burned, which I haven't.
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If he'd read his Hegel, he'd know that concepts in the present do not emerge undiluted from the past, that phenomena are products of the concrete totality of human relations.
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And the original cast is, if anything, better than when I first saw it, investing the characters with the undiluted emotional rawness that has become a signature of this troupe.
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He would be saying to the country that he cared more about undiluted partisanship and pouting and gamesmanship than about his responsibilities and the proper functioning of the branches of government.
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A cousin who visited Mr. Curry later remembered him as a "good respectable little man," with an undiluted brogue and a fondness for telling stories about the Knock of his youth.
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The release of the report was a rare shot of reality, undiluted by the media speculation that had long surrounded it — the "truth of the matter, not conjecture," said Mr. Bell, 32.
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There were boxes of doughnuts, bags of potato chips and chocolate chip cookies, and a steady supply of bagels in the freezer — all to be washed down with undiluted orange or apple juice.
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A couple of hours later, when it was chilled through in the fridge, the tembleque was a floaty white wobble — a soft, jiggly, undiluted expression of coconut that was delicately sweet and floral.
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Warren, the greatest disrupter of Democratic politics this year, is a former Republican who believes the opposite: It is time for progressives to play a much more aggressive and undiluted brand of offense.
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The implication was always that the "right" kind of customer wanted their liquor expensive and undiluted — and since alcohol can affect women's bodies faster than men's, that can be a dangerous message to send.
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We may now remember Zidane as an infallible superhero, but in reality this wasn't quite the case: his time at Real Madrid was not simply a matter of five years' undiluted joy and success.
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They have killed or tried to kill many outsiders who attempted to step on their rugged island 700 miles off India's mainland, where they are one of the last undiluted hunter and gatherer societies.
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Mr. Chau ventured to North Sentinel — an island that is home to one of the world's last undiluted tribes of hunter-gatherers and, by Indian law, off limits to outsiders — to spread Christianity there.
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In his 2016 book, Homeopathy: The Undiluted Facts, Edzard Ernst, a physician, homeopathy researcher, and noted skeptic, classified the "natural" qualifier as one of the many myths about homeopathy disseminated by both believers and skeptics.
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Authorities said he had a bottle of liquid that turned out to be "most likely nitroglycerin," which is "one of the world's most powerful explosives" when undiluted, an FBI agent wrote in a criminal complaint.
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As of today, approximately 35 percent of the current share capital of Delivery Hero is indirectly held by Rocket Internet SE and approximately 10 percent is held by Naspers, in each case on an undiluted basis.
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Typically the recommendation is to clean the reservoir monthly by adding up to four cups of undiluted vinegar, letting that sit for 30 minutes and then turning the pot on and running the vinegar through the unit.
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While foreign aggressors were biding their time to strike back, the Suldlom Collective was almost torn apart from the inside, and longed for a distant past when its "essence" and ideological "purity" was still undiluted by alien elements.
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Or consider Behnaz Sarafpour's undiluted Pure Oud oil ($165, as part of a set), which is derived from sustainably harvested, replanted agarwood trees certified by Cites (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
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A Cure for Wellness clocks in at 146 minutes long, and writer-director Gore Verbinski (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lone Ranger) and his co-writer Justin Haythe cram every one of those minutes with pure, undiluted silliness.
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Vonovia on Monday extended its takeover offer by two weeks until February 9, and said that on an undiluted basis, holders of only 50 percent of Deutsche Wohnen's capital must tender their shares for the takeover to go through.
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The event screening — and the biggest challenge — is almost certainly Jean-Luc Godard's four-hour-plus "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" (Sunday), a fragmented reflection on cinema and historiography that is about as close to undiluted Godard as it gets.
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A kilogram of fentanyl, purchased for only a few thousand dollars, can be mixed with heroin and made into a couple million dollars' worth of pills; by contrast, a kilogram of undiluted heroin nets less than $80,000 in profit.
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An enduring attraction to clear space and undiluted colour became manifest; a few paintings from this time, such as the beautifully spare "Savings and Loan Buildings" (1967)—a glass building block set against an unvaried cyan sky—appear almost abstract.
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The reason to drive to College Point Boulevard (by far the easiest way to get to Little Pepper, about a 20-minute bus ride from the nearest subway stop) is to eat undiluted Sichuan cooking, like silken tofu with scallions.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 4 (Reuters) - German industrial group Siemens lifted its earnings-per-share forecast for the second time this year, saying it now expected undiluted EPS of 6.50 to 6.70 euros versus its previous forecast of 6.00 to 6.40 euros.
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There are others, like being able to predict how you move in order to keep your avatar's movement as smooth as possible, but they're all aimed at removing the variables and letting your avatar be an unfettered, undiluted representation of you.
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A bullish Temer said at an investment conference on Tuesday that he was committed to delivering labor law and pension reforms in undiluted shape, and handing over a country back on track when he completes his term at the end of next year.
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This 1997 study showed that undiluted vinegar had some effect on E. coli and salmonella, but a study conducted in 2000 showed no real impact against E. coli or S. aureus, the common staphylococcus bacteria responsible for most skin and soft tissue infections.
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In the same way, her longevity and fame are not undiluted assets: The baggage she brings as a consummate Democratic insider, pointed up most damagingly in the enormous sums she commanded as a paid speaker to Wall Street banks, has weighed Mrs.
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Beyond the benefits of a Bash terminal, the integration of an undiluted (or so Microsoft claims) version of Ubuntu built into Windows 10 will allow developers to finally have access to a slew of programs written for Linux, thanks to its partnership with Canonical.
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Metalla Royalty & Streaming Ltd: * METALLA ANNOUNCES FRIENDLY ACQUISITION OF VALGOLD AND ROYALTY ON THE GARRISON PROJECT * METALLA ROYALTY & STREAMING LTD - EXCHANGE RATIO IMPLIES A CONSIDERATION OF $0.13 PER VALGOLD COMMON SHARE * METALLA ROYALTY & STREAMING LTD - UNDILUTED EQUITY VALUE OF TRANSACTION IS APPROXIMATELY $7.2 MILLION.
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It is as a result of such an encounter, the police believe, that a baby boy with a lighter skin color than usual was born to an unmarried Jarawa woman last spring, evidence that alien genes had found their way into an undiluted pool.
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Theatergoers impatient for the full-on hedonism of summer weekends can experience an undiluted foretaste of such ripe pleasure in the early moments of "Cabin," Sean Donovan's darkly lyrical portrait of a sexual triangle, which runs through June 8 at the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn.
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His 1923 book Studies in Classic American Literature remains a necessary take on our canon, and his essays and reviews come close to the songful discernment of Oscar Wilde's, but you must turn to his letters if you want the undiluted Lawrence, the venom behind the vision.
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The problem is that—as you learned every weekend of your junior year—the percentage of ethyl alcohol in bottled spirits can range from around 40 percent (80 proof) in some vodkas, to as high as 95 percent (180 proof) in undiluted grain alcohol, or everclear.
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Critic's Notebook "Emojiland" takes place inside a smartphone, in a digital mini-world peopled with emojis, and its hero looks about the way you'd think: like an undiluted dweeb — though, since this is a pop musical, the chartreuse frames on his glasses are kind of fabulous.
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But now he's both director and sole writer, which makes Baby Driver the closest audiences can get to a pure, undiluted shot of Edgar Wright filmmaking (save for his very first film, 1995's A Fistful of Fingers, which is commercially unavailable and all but impossible to track down).
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Britney Spears: Glory (Deluxe Edition) (RCA) Not much music that aspires to pornography achieves the purity of its pleasure principle, and not much pornography does either—not if the ideal is physical sensation undiluted by either the distractions of romance or the power trips of big-dick netsmut.
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It is a line of work that makes for a head-on collision between two distinctly New York traits in what just might be their most undiluted form: relentless hustle facing notoriously stoic commuters, gifted at tuning out as couples argue or as a "showtime" dancer's sneakers whoosh by their head.
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The combatants were both on home turf, sort of—Hillary Clinton represented New York in the Senate for eight years; Bernie Sanders was born in Brooklyn, as his undiluted accent attests—and, while much less vituperative than that other New Yorker, Donald Trump, the pair have become increasingly disrespectful of each other.
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Yet as party activists begin to appraise the field, they are already grappling with whether to once again embrace a younger candidate who reflects the future or shrug off age and elevate a veteran politician who most clearly represents their simultaneous craving for undiluted liberalism and someone who can thwart Mr. Trump.
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The one downside of the new look is that the images scrolling over the sides and the ceiling can be so intricate that you may find yourself scrutinizing them instead of the stage, when we all know that the all-dancing, all-kicking titular stars of the show deserve our undiluted attention.
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The most undiluted experience, purer even than Oracle, is at home, ideally with two screens going besides the TV. On one you keep your Twitter list full of sportswriters open, to find out what the hell just happened and watch replays and get nuggets of information about injuries and referees that TV won't show you.
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In my research, for example, I found a New York Times article about an upcoming auto show to be held in Madison Square Garden in 1910, just two years after the introduction of the Model T. The piece expresses undiluted enthusiasm, describing the "automotive splendor" of the event, which was to include over 300 exhibits.
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Onkyo E700M + Clean, undiluted sound + Twisted wire is easy to untangle and very durable + Comply foam tips included in the box - You pay for the looks as well as sound - In-line microphone only has one button My experience with Onkyo's on-ear H500Ms was almost entirely divorced from the positive vibes I got from the E700Ms.
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Again, to show the difference between undiluted and fully diluted stakes, we've presented both here: And here's the company's share structure — presented on an as-converted basis — after the Series C round is complete: In this installment of A Startup Takes Flight, we followed our co-founders through the trials and tribulations of raising a down round.
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For 2.50 Singapore dollars, visitors can catch a boat to Pulau Ubin, a small, little-developed isle off Singapore's main island that gives a hint of life here pre-independence: It's populated with jungle and wildlife and a handful of residents in tin-roof homes, no running water and virtually no electricity; an undiluted immersion into nature.
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Ms. Graham is the moderate who enjoys the support of national women's groups and argues that it's past time to elect a female governor; Mayor Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee is the outspoken, Bernie Sanders-endorsed progressive who is eager to tug the party toward the undiluted left; and three businessmen — former Mayor Philip Levine of Miami Beach, Jeff Greene, a Palm Beach real-estate investor, and Chris King, an Orlando entrepreneur — are the rich white men, part of an increasingly common breed of wealthy entrepreneurs dipping into their own fortunes to enter the political world.
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