Hawkins plagues little Beckford with contemporary watery deaths, grieving about other watery deaths and the discovery of a manuscript about the town's history of watery deaths.
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The texture of the stain is watery — but not too watery that you'll lose control — and easy to apply with the doe-foot applicator.
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The watery grace of "Vaulting the Sea" encapsulates this probably best of the stories in Home Remedies; the watery grace evokes Carol Anshaw's under-read novel Aquamarine.
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A similar watery eruption on Europa has been observed before.
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Symptoms include watery diarrhea and frequent, sometimes explosive bowel movements.
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Did he trade a fiery death for a watery one?
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There could also be a watery discharge from the site.
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Paul's secret methodology went with him to his watery grave.
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It's your job to send foes to their watery grave.
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If it's mushy or watery, drink more water to rehydrate.
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Don't miss some grainy video of the watery abduction HERE.
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Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF 50+/PA++++ — $15
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The sauce was decently cheesy, but also kind of watery.
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It was simultaneously burnt to oblivion yet weak and watery.
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The balsamic dressing was strangely sweet and the lettuce watery.
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However, it was the most watery steak of the three.
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"I'm not talking about some thin watery juice," he said.
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The texture is firm yet tender, never watery or tough.
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And Max, from Watery Love is one of my roommates.
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Peace, quiet, and tranquility abounded in this solitary, watery arena.
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The report claims their eyes were both bloodshot and watery.
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The color can be richly saturated or faded and watery.
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One of said eyeballs of is now a red, watery cesspool.
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Enteropathogenic E. coli causes watery diarrhea; symptoms may last several days.
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Compared to Olive Garden's watery mess, this looked creamy and promising.
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This was too watery, so I decided to move to espresso.
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Other symptoms may include fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes.
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Symptoms include fever, red and watery eyes, cough and runny nose.
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As a rule, softer but not watery stool forms are best.
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Grind too coarse and you'll end up with a watery mess.
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Labyrinthine river systems that split off into thousands of watery tendrils.
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Frankly, my eyes get a little watery just thinking about it.
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"Give her here, Mara," our mother says in a watery voice.
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Don't let their watery habitat and natural swimming abilities fool you.
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It was watery and tasted like punch made from a mix.
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Our galaxy could be littered with warm, watery planets like Earth.
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Then came the watery eyes and runny nose and the pressure.
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Even a watery closing double bogey could not dampen Simpson's march.
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Guyana is a vast, watery wilderness with only three paved highways.
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My first pour into the steaming jug was thin and watery.
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The honey mustard is slightly more watery than the other sauces.
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Scattered attendees held cans of watery beer emblazoned with alien imagery.
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Watery eyes are often a defining symptom of an allergic reaction.
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The body becomes a sterile watery liquid that looks like weak tea.
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It wasn't watery because it wasn't irritated; it was actually very dry.
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Liquid content (Is it too watery, too dry, or just right?) 2.
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He said it had watery eyes and could clearly not see well.
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Allergy symptoms can include a stuffy nose, sneezing, and itchy, watery eyes.
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I tend to prefer liquid formulas that veer towards the watery side.
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Every stick of gum, every apple, carrot, and watery bowl of oatmeal.
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Floral, clean, crisp, fruity, musky, watery, sexy, next-level sexy... but innovative?
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"I've finally found a way to make them sound watery," he said.
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David was a blond American elf with tapered fingernails and watery eyes.
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Drunk logic prevailed and the boat was saved from a watery grave.
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Rivulets of watery paint drip down from the painted rectangle's bottom edge.
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But you may still have flushed skin, watery eyes, and runny nose.
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Cholera is spread by ingesting faecal matter and causes acute watery diarrhea.
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" When Mr. Andres denied that, the judge insisted, "Well, they are watery.
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The receptionist entered with the bishop's lunch, a watery bowl of stew.
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"I'm somewhere south of Wichita," Wayne Coyne sings, in his watery falsetto.
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The key symptoms to watch for were light sensitivity or watery eyes.
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"I'm not nervous," he said, wiping his brow and his watery eyes.
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Peat is harvested from bogs, watery mires where the earth yawns open.
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Skin Deep How this watery fluid became an essential skin care product.
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"Told you," Gaspard said proudly, a twinkle in his watery old eyes.
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In fact, the watery view had been cut and pasted into his window.
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Jasmine, through watery eyes, says in a confessional that she's not aggressive enough.
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All we see is a watery reflection on Rachel, and her distressed look.
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That is an environment far-removed from the watery cytoplasm of a cell.
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We got into position for the watery "runway," which was marked with buoys.
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That is an environment far removed from the watery cytoplasm of a cell.
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If you shake the hell out of it, it'll be watery and overdiluted.
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Perhaps then, she could have a personality instead of a watery tragic end.
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Most people experience watery diarrhea, and "explosive bowel movements," according to the CDC.
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These are not tears in my eyes, they all -- they just look watery.
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One, from 1993, turns two meek kids into avenging angels of watery doom.
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Symptoms include watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and vomiting, possibly leading to dehydration.
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Government price controls of payment-network fees consign consumers to watery beef stew.
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The bartender didn't muddle the fruit, and it just tastes like watery bourbon.
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She was trying to solve the problem of the watery summer vegetable gratin.
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For men, these symptoms include watery discharge from the penis and painful urination.
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The watery gourd, which grows in temperate areas, benefits greatly from insect pollination.
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It's a cold, watery yogurt-based beverage with a salty twang to it.
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Not so great were the hard and watery tomato chunks and unexciting cheese.
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At first, the symptoms were mild: sneezing, a runny nose and watery eyes.
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It feels good to see their expectant faces, their big, round, watery eyes.
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That feeling of wordless communication as their watery gaze reflects your inner anguish?
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Watery eyes and runny noses eventually give way to headaches and mouth ulcers.
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Pediatricians say the automated Baby Brezza dispenser may produce watery bottles of formula.
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The Tommy's margarita, made with only agave and lime, was watery and dull.
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So she refused meals of watery soup and boiled cabbage for four days.
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The un-doctored version felt watery by comparison, like it was missing something.
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Many geologists now think Earth may have been tepid and watery from the outset.
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The saliva turns watery again when the insect is sheared off inside the mouth.
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Neill's trick for getting Cooper's eyes to appear constantly bloodshot and watery was menthol.
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Was that guilt flickering in the watery depths of the smile Aaron showed her?
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It becomes very liquid, particularly outside, which gives it that watery feel I wanted.
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The watery woes of American cities are also not just coming from the sky.
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The sauce was watery rather than cheesy and tasted mostly of milk and salt.
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Symptoms of pink eye include redness, watery discharge and, in extreme cases, irreversible blindness.
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But you'll be able to spot it because of its thinner, more watery texture.
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And the pillowy, watery egg doesn't do much to boost this sandwich's flavor profile.
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And Wingstop's ranch was the real stuff — none of that TGI Friday's watery nonsense.
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Britain is representing snakes (always popular, because of their watery sinuousness); the Kazakhs, ravens.
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We sent our pets to a watery grave for a seat on the plane.
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The virus can cause fever, cough, watery eyes, and a rash of red spots.
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Sometimes watery sand can be ejected as well, a phenomenon called a sand boil.
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Blue, purple, gold cilia turned in the watery yellow shafts of light slicing down.
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His rumpled brown mop of hair framed his watery green eyes and impish grin.
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Visual features reporter Brittany Chang also commented that beer one was "watery and chuggable."
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Dipping my tortilla chip into the spinach dip, the consistency was also slightly watery.
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It doesn&apost have a watery consistency like most other body washes or shampoos.
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Its honey mustard sauce is sweet, watery, and tastes only very faintly of mustard.
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It was resoundingly bland: watery beans, limp lettuce, and soggy tomato over plain rice.
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Watery Scorpio symbolizes the strong desire to merge with another, leaving nothing a mystery.
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A watery rescue Andrés is not kidding about the last few days being dangerous.
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There's Potholes of Philadelphia, which lavishes a reflective touch upon the city's watery pits.
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Cholera can kill because patients quickly lose their fluids through vomiting and watery diarrhea.
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There's some watery reflection, and the sound of things growing as Rachel's eyes grow wide.
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He said the bear's eyes were watery and that evidently it could not see well.
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In addition to having looser or more watery stool, you may also feel uncomfortably bloated.
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It can cause severe watery diarrhea and dehydration, and kill within hours if left untreated.
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But have you ever wondered, as they go about their watery lives, what they're smelling?
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It'd be such a shame to lose this fragile, watery planet to an asteroid strike.
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Not only have Mr Khamar's watery holdings expanded; he also gets more from each pond.
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My eyes were watery with emotion as I looked into your eyes and whispered 'Yes!
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Watery spa music might not be universally appreciated, which could make group outings a challenge.
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I sit outside so I can wear my sunglasses to shield my still watery eyes.
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It can produce clear, smooth coffee with minimal sediment, but it was always too watery.
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That watery crater could have also preserved signs of past life in its ancient past.
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Symptoms include sudden onset of watery diarrhea that can lead to death by severe dehydration.
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Even a lot of the healthier options are over-processed, pureed, with a watery consistency.
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Symptoms may begin with a high fever, cough, runny nose or red and watery eyes.
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Boser finally hit upon little gel beads, the kind used by florists in watery bouquets.
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Infections can cause watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea or vomiting, and can lead to dehydration.
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You may be an air-breathing land animal, yet your body is a watery one.
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Celebrating rain, Barnett notes, "Life as we define it requires a wet and watery planet."
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The steak was fatty with a crispy outer char, but the meat just tasted watery.
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The watery ranch did little to subdue the fishy flavor of the dreadfully dry chicken.
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Trish, for her part, doesn't look too upset about heading to her new watery home.
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Symptoms may include fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes and a rash of red spots.
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The viscosity of semen varies; the more watery the jizz, the faster it will leak.
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The milk is warm and kind of sweet—it reminds me of very watery horchata.
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I wonder if Watery Love is no more, and they just haven't told me yet.
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It was also deemed to be a little too watery, and the flavor was bitter.
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A thick mist settled and the watery scene morphed into something from a fairy tale.
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Many tomatoes on sale at markets at this time of year are watery and mealy.
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"I was told to come," you say, and your words come out garbled and watery.
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Weighing just over 5.5 tons, a crane lowered the massive structure into the watery depths.
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Should federal aid continue to be given to those who remain in the watery wasteland?
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Looking at his watery, pink-rimmed eyes, I felt a pang of pity for him.
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How syrupy or watery the lava is depends on the kind of rocks being melted.
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By the time they get here, tomatoes have become ghosts, their flesh pinkish and watery.
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His beard trembling, his watery eyes wide, Dr. Harden grasped Cosgrove feebly by the elbow.
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Symptoms of these infections can include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Be sincere and willing to open up, and soon this watery moon sign will, too.
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That said, even this court is guilty of giving an expired goldfish a watery grave.
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Elephant milk is less watery, and I was sure I caught notes of ice cream.
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When splashes of watery arpeggios break out, the sound is milky but also wonderfully scintillating.
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I use watery washes of acrylic and go over them with thin layers of shellac.
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Common symptoms included watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and vomiting, respiratory illness, and skin rashes.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - At least four cases of cholera have been confirmed in Sudan's Blue Nile state and three people with acute watery diarrhoea have died, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday, The ministry said it had identified 37 people with acute watery diarrhoea between Aug.
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In the 19th century these economies of scale let big firms flood America with watery lager.
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He was said to have "bloodshoot watery droopy eyes and mush mouth," according to the report.
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According to the CDC, symptoms of measles include fever, cough, runny nose, and red, watery eyes.
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We assume that the aliens need what we need — a watery world and a thick atmosphere.
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They're also driven out from their watery homes when it rains, upping their risk of injury.
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Once it cooled, it was easy to drink: not too strong, smooth, maybe a touch watery.
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The symptoms will probably sound familiar: blurry vision, headaches, dry eyes, watery eyes, and tired eyes.
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So Geeta would sneak over to see Premwati, who made buckets of tea, watery and sweet.
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The simple way to eliminate future mosquitoes is to toss out the bugs' watery breeding ground.
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On Instagram, iPhone users are showing off their sparkling "Evian" iPhones in all their watery glory.
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But if you dump your boiling water all at once, a watery, muddy slurry will overflow.
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Measles symptoms may include fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes and a rash of red spots.
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Unlike our watery planet, though, Titan's lakes and seas are made up of pure liquid methane.
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The crypto parasite causes cryptosporidiosis, a watery diarrhea that can persist for up to three weeks.
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At work, I volunteer myself to make the office coffee, and it turns out horribly watery.
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This is just the beginning of the watery fury set to break loose on December 21.
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It's early, the light is still watery, and one of your eyes hasn't completely woken up.
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A whimsical, watery world where legs aren't required and your hair is always perfect sounds awesome.
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It ends with a series of ecstatic family visits to watery places — the beach, a spa.
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Mark Lerner, one of the Nationals' owners, left the clubhouse looking shaken, with red, watery eyes.
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The eggs were watery and bland, and the amount of sausage inside the burrito was stingy.
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Presumably that number will fall as more and more illegal fishing vessels meet watery graves. Kablooie!
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Do you see much of Richie Charles of Watery Love or Kurt Vile walking around much?
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Sometimes the orb pops back up, a ball of cream balanced on a whale's watery exhale.
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"We didn't expect to be the pins knocked over by a watery bowling ball," Bekah joked.
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WENDY'S — SMALL COLD BREW, $2.29 — After the Frostyccino, the cold brew was sour, burnt, and watery.
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Nathan Kensinger discovered how watery the city is when he started photographing New York's hidden landscapes.
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It even climbs out of the pool, moving from a watery environment into a dry one.
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Its watery lo-fi reads like "moments" circulating on social media, the banal beside the significant.
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A soldier was serving stale bread and watery lentil soup, ladled out from a cavernous pot.
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More and more evidence indicates that warm, watery planets like Earth are common in our galaxy.
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My Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence sunscreen had made it to me safely from Japan.
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The discovery marks the first results from that project, which seeks to understand these strange, watery environments.
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Despite their nickname, cusks aren't eels at all, though they do resemble a snake or watery demon.
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They also have a more sinister rep as vicious bastards that drag sailors to their watery doom.
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A side of winter greens was watery, without a trace of the promised Calabrian chile or Parmesan.
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The grenade falls inside of the watery, muddied boat, with mere seconds to go before it explodes.
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It was weak and watery; it mostly tasted like an under-brewed Tazo Awake, Tazo's English Breakfast.
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One image featuring a blue watery GIF prompted some speculation that it might be sex-related. Nope.
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Months of extreme heat have turned thousands of miles of pristine habitat into an endless watery graveyard.
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But for a lot of people, it signals fits of sneezes, perpetually red noses, and watery eyes.
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A watery eyed O'Leary straps the blue-faced collectible to his wrist and stares at in disbelief.
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"I have to cry ... or I'm going to cry in court," she said, smiling through watery eyes.
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"I saw Kate put her hands over her mouth and her eyes were watery," Enriquez tells PEOPLE.
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New images released today by the European Space Agency (ESA) offer further evidence of Mars' watery past.
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House Hunters couples love vast amounts of space, even if that space is logged with watery sewage.
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Rinna responded with an "okay," but her watery eyes and tearful expression suggested she was anything but.
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But it would still hurt to say goodbye to the unofficial watery brew of the early aughts.
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The porg on the carpet looked up at me, its watery eyes pleading, tiny wings flapping uselessly.
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Australia has come a long way from an image defined by the limp watery fizz of Fosters.
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They seemed puny compared with the watery giants sold in American supermarkets, but they tasted much better.
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But if De Sanctis and her colleagues are correct, Ceres has both of these watery worlds beat.
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And what went on during that generation is arguably what sent guitar music to its watery death.
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Once upon a time, they were the kings of the rapids, tamers of God's watery thunder. Adventurers!
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I am always quivering with my pants full of watery shit when I have to be honest.
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Yes. They all were around when we did Watery Domestic, and even played on some of it.
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The story unfolds in three watery parts — Pacific, Oconee, Atlantic — with the logic of a lyric poem.
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" In the end, he wrote, the "watery" environment of the womb made the fetal rabbits fish, "St.
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Known for their size and bushy gills, sirens are a fixture in Southeastern swamps and watery ditches.
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Kim Basinger and Ireland Basinger-Baldwin have the same full lips, watery blue eyes, and sandy hair.
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A hundred have been kept in watery pens until the plan for their release could be developed.
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Also for the first time, scientists have found a large, watery lake beneath an ice cap on ________.
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"I doubt anyone has ever fallen asleep counting sheep," he says, "but those watery sounds can help."
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Retail correspondent Kate Taylor chose Bud Light as her favorite, saying that it was "watery and chuggable".
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In Davis's hands, the story reads like a watery version of the history of the American West.
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The symptoms of STEC infections can include stomach cramps, watery or bloody diarrhea, and nausea and vomiting.
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It's a little more watery than the other sauces, but it's definitely one of the better balanced.
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This should help prevent a watery mix, which may have gathered at the top, from pouring out.
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Measles symptoms may include high fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes and a rash of red spots.
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She is petite and fair-skinned, with watery blue eyes and a salt-and-pepper pixie cut.
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The watery layer continuously moistens the eye, nourishes the cornea and flushes away toxins and foreign bodies.
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Ronaldo casually snatched the mic and lobbed it over his shoulder ... sending it to a watery grave.
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When cops pulled Lane over, his eyes were allegedly bloodshot and watery, and his speech was slurred.
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Unlike popsicles, paletas tend not to turn watery—they're more of a frozen meal on a stick.
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"There are increasing reports of acute watery diarrhea in Beira, according to the Government," the UN relays.
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Most people infected with cyclospora develop watery diarrhea "with frequent, sometimes explosive, bowel movements," according to the FDA.
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The cum was slightly sour and more watery than usual, meaning he probably ejaculated in the past day.
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That's why the three final landing sites all have one thing in common: they used to be watery.
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As a symbol for the rights of artists in the digital age, she's a watery one at best.
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She also said that the advertising, cosmetics and service industries would "become a little watery" — a rough year.
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It's tricky to do, since the substance is super watery, making the research out of MIT pretty revolutionary.
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Who is, again, dating a preternaturally instinctive newspaper reporter who can drag him away from a watery grave.
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Vox spoke to him about what it was like in the watery labyrinth with 13 lives at stake.
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Symptoms of the condition, which is highly contagious, include itchy, watery eyes, eye redness, eye discharge and crusting.
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DMI reported to The Guardian that they had retrieved the weather station monitoring equipment after the watery crossing.
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The parasite, cyclospora cayetanensis, infects the small intestine, typically causing watery diarrhea and frequent, sometimes explosive bowel movements.
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Thoughts on viscosity ranged from "somewhat watery" to "basically heavy cream," but overall, the taste was unanimously unpleasant.
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Many turn to panning for black-market gold in the watery pits of mines, where mosquitoes infect them.
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It's a short adventure where players wander a surrealist and watery landscape, navigating between tiny islands by boat.
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There were florals and stripes and checkerboard squares; cobalt blue and sunshine yellow, tangerine and watery emerald green.
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She stared straight ahead during her period of silence onstage, her sometimes watery eyes fixed in the distance.
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Symptoms of E. coli infection include severe abdominal cramps, watery or bloody diarrhea and vomiting, the agency said.
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And that's part of why it's so important to study these watery depths that we ordinarily cannot see.
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Some nights we'd have to decide how to handle two giggly, watery-eyed teenagers at the dinner table.
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"They were only fed at most watery rice twice a day, sometimes with vegetables," the social worker said.
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Gaba commemorates those killed in the watery passage in "Memoriale aux Refugies Noyees – Memorial for Drowned Refugees" (2016).
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Ginny leans into its solid skull, and the horse stares back at her with a huge watery eye.
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"We were eating leaves off of trees," she said, describing how she boiled them into a watery soup.
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Fornés describes these two characters' eyes as "reddish and watery," their necks and faces as festooned with warts.
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She looked at both of us with glassy watery eyes and demanded we do more for her pain.
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Some of these auteurish dramedies were watery or sour—hipper music and longer pauses don't make everything profound.
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Watery eyes are often a sign that other symptoms you have — like a runny nose — are allergy-related.
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The attendees — who could best be described as scattered — clutched cans of watery beer emblazoned with alien imagery.
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It causes cryptosporidiosis, which can leave healthy adults suffering from "profuse, watery diarrhea" for as long as three weeks.
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Usually, histamine can trigger symptoms that we associate with seasonal allergies, such as sneezing, itching, hives and watery eyes.
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When you're done with Disney, venture farther south into the Everglades, a watery wilderness formed by trees and marshland.
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Symptoms appear within one to three weeks of exposure, and include rash, high fever, cough, and red, watery eyes.
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Seager believes many of the planets in their search will be the rocky, watery worlds she's been looking for.
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In "Down to the Coral Reef," Barbara Galazzo uses brightly colored fused glass to evoke an undulating watery world.
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Let's start with the formula: It's lightweight, the watery texture is nonsticky, and it absorbs like a goddamn dream.
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Image: SounderBruc/Flickr Employee perks at some companies include watery coffee all day and maybe a ping-pong table.
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Get ready for some answers you would never expect (like, why Sweeney had a "blast" filming Eden's watery demise).
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NASA scientists suspect this area (on the lower slope of Mt. Sharp) once supported a watery, Earth-like environment.
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But while weak drinks are often called "watery," I can pay no such compliment to these: They are mixy.
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Despite it saying it brews in 10 minutes, the results still seemed watery after six separate 10-minute sessions.
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A fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes and white spots inside the mouth are all signs of the measles.
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The custard doesn't turn out at all how I wanted it — it comes out like a watery egg pudding.
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Your gran #italian #dessert #bloodorange #granita Formica, weirdly elaborate teaspoons, and watery desserts: sometimes Gran really does know best.
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But that's just for watery macros, and any higher ABV craft beer will be better at warmer temps, right?
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I speed across the watery expanse in my ship and feel like a rebel pilot in The Force Awakens.
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"Usually when smoking, you'll feel a rush to the head, sometimes your eyes will even get watery," Denver says.
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It's scheduled to launch in July 2020 and land in the once watery Jezero Crater on February 18, 2021.
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Reflective panels, made in Venice of famous Murano glass, lean against a wall; some have a rippling, watery look.
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In particular, getting sap in the eye can cause severe burning, light sensitivity, swelling, blurry vision and watery eyes.
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The pour was much more watery than we had expected, further dashing our hopes of dethroning the Starbucks PSL.
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An officer reported Jeffress' breath smelled like alcohol and his eyes were "bloodshot, watery and glassy," the warrant says.
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He is plucked from the watery depths and brought back to life a la Melisandre/Game of Thrones style.
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The figures in "Blue Swimmers" are ghostly and insubstantial, made of watery brushstrokes the same consistency as the water.
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You are literally waiting to catch thoughts that happen, unbidden, inside the deep watery depths of your own noggin.
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The daily coffee cups are essential to mixing the watery colors that I replicate from the small photographic images.
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The First Suite, which Rachmaninoff described as "musical pictures," offers a watery opening Barcarolle followed by two moody movements.
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I looked in his eyes — watery and red-rimmed — and realized I had reached the end of my reporting.
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There are ellipses, snaking vertical lines, swaths of scumbling, veils, and smudges, solidly painted shapes, and thin, watery drips.
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Like transmitters, these signals order receptors in membranes to open up watery holes so that proteins can pass through.
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KCRG reports that police said Burleson smelled of alcohol, was slurring his speech, and had bloodshot and watery eyes.
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Only two reporters reviewed the beer positively, among them Taylor, who noted that cup five was "watery but nice."
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This weight loss miracle leaves oysters watery and thin, like a plastic bag full of pudding replaced with water.
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But it struck a glancing blow there, strengthened as it charged across the watery Everglades, and hit Miami hard.
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Unfortunately, they also tend to turn pale and watery before your eyes, like sidewalk chalk drawings in the rain.
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Measles typically begins with mild to moderate fever, cough, runny nose, conjunctivitis or red, watery eyes, the letter said.
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Like a well-organized flotilla, conservationist groups have organized a reserve unit of recreational divers in the watery showdown.
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But if it saves even a small percentage of iPhones about to die a watery death, it'll be worth something.
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Plenty of geological features have yet to be discovered and understood—especially where things get watery, or subterranean, or both.
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Crazier still, the product feels watery — almost slippery — when you apply it (not completely dissimilar to the brand's liquid eyeshadows).
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The symptoms associated with cyclosporiasis are watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, cramping, bloating, increased gas, nausea and fatigue.
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Scientists are particularly interested in the watery places in the solar system because life as we know it requires water.
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On August 31, just weeks ago, researchers happened upon the watery grave of one of the shipwreck's ill-fated victims.
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As I sulked off to McDonald's for my daily dose of watery eggs, I was reminded of my bachelor years.
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EgyptAir crash Searchers have fished plane wreckage, personal belongings and human remains from EgyptAir Flight 804's watery crash site.
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It leads to "watery diarrhea, with frequent, sometimes explosive, bowel movements" and, in some cases, vomiting, according to the CDC.
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This extra source of protein and fat can increase browning on naked meat or in watery or low-sugar marinades.
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Taylor had been smoking cigars and smelled of alcohol, and had bloodshot, watery eyes and was unsteady on his feet.
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Noticing a gap between rain showers, we drain the remains of our respective watery pints and head to London Fields.
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The Beijingers guzzling craft beer at Jing-A Brewery aren't rushing off to kebab shops for watery 2% Nanjing lager.
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It looked like, for the second night in a row, the Palm Beach party was headed for a watery grave.
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Head to the company canteen for a lackluster lunch: cold, gray, overcooked cauliflower, weird chicken breast, and watery rice pudding.
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Soon after, they said they experienced excruciating stomach cramps, diarrhea, bloody stool, incessant sweats and drool, watery eyes, and dizziness.
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Nutman said the watery environment is shown by rock patterns consistent with wave action on sediment from the sea floor.
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Cancer and Taurus compatibility In fact, Cancerians are a better fit with the earth signs, which ground their watery nature.
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Symptoms of low to moderate exposure include a watery nose, blurred vision, tightness in the chest, nausea, drowsiness and headaches.
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Cyclospora infect the small intestine and most commonly cause watery diarrhea; other symptoms include abdominal cramping, nausea and weight loss.
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Those who do show symptoms have a sudden onset of watery diarrhea, which can lead to death by severe dehydration.
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While she goes to her watery grave, young Robert arrives at his new home, where Lorna welcomes him without hesitation.
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Aside from becoming red and puffy, your eye might feel painful, watery, or itchy, or like there's something in it.
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The beef was juicy and saucy with a springy bite, and the crispy, albeit watery lettuce provided sharp, fresh contrast.
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Looking ahead, lessons learned from the watery tales of New Orleans, Houston and other vulnerable communities can benefit all Americans.
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Stutts also keeps a hammock in his pack, in case he needs to set up camp in any watery spots.
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Hundreds were trapped in a dark, watery tomb below her decks, marking the second-greatest loss of life that day.
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The standout painting for me was "Canoe, " a 1974 image of a faux-birch-bark canoe and its watery reflection.
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The beds are here, all the better to lie down and view the watery action on two large ceiling screens.
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"Instantly we start coughing and get watery eyes, our year-old baby start crying, showing symptoms of distress," he wrote.
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"Begin," by Mr. Frisell, is a brief dose of swinging mischief; "Say," by Mr. Street, is a gorgeous, watery ballad.
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CreditCreditChristopher Gregory for The New York Times GEORGETOWN, Guyana — Guyana is a vast, watery wilderness with only three paved highways.
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Acute watery diarrhea has been more fatal in areas controlled by the rebels than in areas controlled by the government.
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On February 15, an elderly man was vomiting and suffering fever and acute watery diarrhea when he arrived at Sebagoro.
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Because that's what rivers, left to themselves, do: They flip and flop around, creating river deltas and vast watery networks.
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It's one reason people tend to want soup when they're sick and may crave watery fruits like citrus and melon.
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It was secured by 10 metal hoops and weighted with an anvil, to keep it upright along its watery course.
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"I don't know what else to do," said Mr. Abdulwahab, his watery brown eyes framed in thin-rimmed, rectangular glasses.
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Measles typically begins with a mild to moderate fever, cough, runny nose, conjunctivitis or red, watery eyes, the letter said.
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In "Study for Monsters of Manhattan," Inka Essenhigh paints three mysterious women with watery lines and finely observed anatomical details.
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The texture was a good balance between watery and chunky, but I simply couldn't get over the extremely bland flavor.
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I mean, who among us hasn't, at one point, wished they could send their laptop to a similar watery grave?
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Where the original reef was pink and smiling, the creature we have now is shock white with watery red eyes.
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It's easy to imagine a world in which fusion-y, watery, earnest music like this would be easy to reject.
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Black terriers sit upright on their cushiony thrones while bloodhounds bathe in the chiaroscuro light of a watery hunting scene.
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The first layer is a patchwork of colors (durian yellow, cantaloupe orange, and watery blue) that makes up the ground.
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It was the swirling patterns of those particles during the sea butterfly's watery flight that showed how the wings generated lift.
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But instead of witnessing his precious flying machine die a watery death, he jumped right into the lake — shoes and all.
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From perilous mountaintops to frozen tundra, tropical rainforest to the watery abyss, there are few places his voice has not carried.
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Rocket fairings, which shield satellites during launch but detach after reaching space, are typically left to plummet into a watery grave.
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They're very watery so they prep your skin for treatments like serums and moisturizer that come after so they absorb better.
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During the Apollo missions, astronauts complained of sneezing and watery eyes after tracking dust from their spacesuits back into their ships.
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"Now, it's pushing out a watery substance, because the water is staying in your intestines and moving out faster," she says.
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All three missions are geared toward sending satellites plummeting to a watery graveyard in the South Pacific, east of New Zealand.
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If you are allergic, you might experience a runny or stuffy nose, itchiness in your throat, or watery or itchy eyes.
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An irregular opening in the grass reads paradoxically as both a watery puddle and as an irregular window to the sky.
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Seasonal hunger, which is a feature of life in some rice-farming regions of Bangladesh, is rarer in the watery districts.
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Later on, you'll come across a glorious, watery kingdom where love is illegal and a giant eye keeps watch over citizens.
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I still eat air-popped popcorn and watery oatmeal, and, God help me, I still like to chew on peanut shells.
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Although both can cause a runny or stuffy nose, and an itchy or sore throat, allergies usually also include watery eyes.
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" The deputy then approached him and observed his "eyes to be blood shot and watery with a glazed look to them.
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The disease, which is spread by ingesting faecal matter, causes acute watery diarrhoea and can kill within hours if not treated.
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Like many stomach bugs, Crypto can cause watery diarrhea for up to three weeks, along with stomach cramps, vomiting, and dehydration.
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The more common, more watery reply usually involves sappy formulations about "not abandoning the party I love" and "staying to fight".
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I could stare for hours, something always new in each watery wedge— a bottle top, a man's black boot, a toad.
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Has anyone ever made it through more than two episodes of FNL without being reduced to a watery blob of sobs?
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And baby names with watery meanings include Margot ("pearl"), Isla ("island"), Kai ("sea") and Marlowe ("from the hill by the lake").
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Cholera also causes a watery diarrhea that can be treated by replacing fluid loss with water and electrolytes and occasionally antibiotics.
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Diners pass through a lobby flanked by lethargic crabs in watery cubicles and glass cases stocked with long-lobed Buddha figurines.
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I've used similar formulas in the past, but rather than being watery and light, this version is luxuriously milky and creamy.
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Watery, Frankenthaler-esque pools of variegated green provide a base coat, which the artist loads up with waves of blackish violets.
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Yatala is the name of the town and is probably derived from a Kaurna word that refers to a watery inundation.
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Medrich pooh-poohs another method, which involves straining the whites to remove the more watery bits that tend to feather out.
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Listen to the way, a couple minutes in, he draws out the demonic from below the watery surfaces of the music.
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Spieth's shot never had a prayer, landing on the front bank with a sickening thud and bouncing into its watery grave.
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To the extent that refugees were fed, they got watery soups, served with a weak coffee substitute and hard brown bread.
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A soft, creamy cheese, this starts with milk proteins that have been turned into curds and separated from the watery whey.
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In a court affidavit, the police said Mr. Chairez had watery and bloodshot eyes, and registered a blood-alcohol level of .
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There was a little sprinkle of difficult terms as well, including some watery ones like SHELF, SHALLOWS, RILL and SEA LEVEL.
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At least two have a watery cast: "Boat Lying at Low Tide" (1881) and "The Canoe on the Epte" (circa 1890).
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The eggs inside were watery, and their heat had condensated water all over, dripping onto everything and making the sausages soggy.
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The driver was husky and pissed-off-looking, with the sort of large, watery eyes I'd expect to find behind glasses.
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Cyclosporiasis is a non-fatal infection and the most common symptom is watery diarrhea, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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And they can look backward, asking how life might have slowly dawned in the watery rock that became our vital Earth.
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A watery lake beneath an ice cap was detected on Mars for the first time, raising the potential for alien life.
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"The Garfachino," one of their main menu items, is watery and bright orange, and looks about as artificial as spray cheese.
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"Ahab gets tangled up in the harpoon lines and is thrown out of his boat into a watery grave," he writes.
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The pomodoro sauce is a thick, profoundly red gravy that doesn't cast a watery pool on the bottom of the plate.
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If you can make it to the end without getting at least a little watery-eyed, we will be very impressed.
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Pet dander is one of many allergens that are known to cause allergic reactions in the form of itchy, watery eyes.
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Among the great meals of my life, this one cost just over $20, including large, cold bottles of watery Singha beer.
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Cyclosporiasis is a non-fatal infection and the most common symptom is watery diarrhea, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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They really are addictive, but you want to be left with a pronounced warmth, not watery eyes and a running nose.
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He swam to shore, shot a beachwear vendor, and then swam back to his awaiting transport to make his watery getaway.
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So you get a big old, tender, watery blister—and when it pops, it takes a bunch of skin with it.
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According to the CDC, the parasite can cause watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, cramping, bloating, increased gas, nausea and fatigue.
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When it comes to the bugs the CDC identified, common symptoms include watery or bloody diarrhea, stomach pain, fever, nausea and vomiting.
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In the "watery part of the world", categories of class, nation and race dissolve; the company includes "renegades, and castaways, and cannibals".
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Officials drew up a set of guidelines on how to protect the new species - including releasing it back into its watery home.
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One restaurant is "bougie," another in New York City has "the best" decorations, a third comes up short with a "watery" rendition.
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When her drink came out, I regretted not living with the same vigor for life, looking pitifully at my watery iced latte.
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Essentially, Ariel has been defanged, Disney-fied, and estranged from tales of creatures whose sole purpose was luring humans into watery deaths.
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The ladies served a hot lunch of watery daal and tinda and ghia, but Shockie was so excited he could barely eat.
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READ: Ancient shipwreck releases human remains from watery grave The Catacombs in Paris and Rome are but two examples of these internments.
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A fascinating implication of the new study is that frozen worlds like Enceladus could become a watery paradises in the distant future.
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As if that weren't exciting enough, they didn't lose their coffee virginity to a cheap watery brew from their parents' coffee machine.
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By that evening, the woman was experiencing sharp pains and watery eyes so she sought out medical advice, according to the outlet.
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It's his job to find the safest path to bring the cargo across the last few watery miles of a global crossing.
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In the comments on these alternative thirst traps lie a parade of heart-eye emojis and watery squirts meant to symbolize ejaculation.
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What comes out is a watery liquid and the biocrude that's apparently close enough to petroleum to be refined the same way.
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Almond milk, which is essentially watery nut detritus, was recently excoriated after consumers realized how much water is needed to make it.
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"If you think about calligraphy, every brush stroke, at the beginning of its trail, has a more watery, light section," he said.
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As we continued sipping, a couple of testers noted that it essentially tasted like "watery cold brew" with a hint of alcohol.
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Also around this time, the molecular structures that hold your cells together break away, so your tissues collapse into a watery mush.
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And the cons for the product are that it is very watery and it kinda, like, drips as you're putting it on.
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If you're on the lookout for the phony guac, you'll be able to spot it because of its thinner, more watery texture.
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There'll be no trip to the bodega tomorrow morning for a watery iced coffee, no toasted bagel slippery with industrial butter product.
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It and Britain have plenty in common — they're both wintry, watery, fishy, boozy — but also bring different, complementary assets to the table.
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The series, hosted by investigative journalist Dylan Howard, explores Wood's final hours, including the fateful night where she met her watery grave.
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Sometimes zucchini can be a little boring and watery, no matter how close to peak season it is for this summer squash.
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So toss it into a vat of ice and take gelatin shots that haven't dissolved into a watery mess on the go.
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House salads, they're generally called — all pale iceberg and wan tomatoes, canned olives, chunks of onion, everything awash in a watery vinaigrette.
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But, more than in 2004, he had the piece sounding alluring, with watery runs and milky colors amid bouts of pummeling chords.
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It showed her in the back of her car, her face pale and sheened with sweat, her eyes red-rimmed and watery.
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The same breweries are now looking to make products similar to one they have long ignored and even scorned: watery, light beer.
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The Shape of Water, set in Cold War-era Baltimore, is a watery, bittersweet romance that's rich, moving, and loaded with meaning.
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CreditCreditESA/INAF/Davide Coero Borga For the first time, scientists have found a large, watery lake beneath an ice cap on Mars.
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It was just OK — the broth was thinner and more watery than I have come to expect from a gourd-based soup.
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The oil sands are a watery mixture of sand and clay soaked with a dense, viscous form of petroleum known as bitumen.
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The watery colorings of Debussy's "Reflets dans l'eau" and Stravinsky's Cubist-like deconstruction in "Piano-Rag-Music" offered different kinds of radicalism.
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Unlike Mars in fire signs, your watery Mars placement suggests you need time to take information in and digest it before acting.
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Other self-driving boats, or "roboats," are emerging in watery locations where road congestion could ease up with a move to waterways.
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The bartender, seemingly annoyed at me for interrupting his video game, poured out a watery IPA and went back to his computer.
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But what Grisham and Clancy didn't tell you is that sometimes a couple cases of watery domestic beer could potentially be involved.
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"We're driving down Clinton Street," said Mr. Majors, his watery, pale blue eyes widening with delight at the thought of the road trip.
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Henderson Casinos comp their patrons' drinks all the time, but that usually comes in the form of light domestic beers and watery cocktails.
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Hurricane Matthew may have wandered out to sea, but the watery mess it left behind in North Carolina keeps getting worse and worse.
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While previously a thing only in France, the watery, slightly oily cleanser that you don't need to rinse off has become a sensation.
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Health officials were also battling 2,700 cases of acute watery diarrhoea - which could be a symptom of cholera - the official, Ussein Isse, said.
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SNL's Colin Jost is the definition of weak sauce, a watery combination of uncaring, uninformed, and unwilling to question his own lame assumptions.
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Starved of silt, and with less new organic matter to counteract its settling, coastal Louisiana is sinking back into its former watery state.
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Look, the watery, mushy tomatoes and wilted lettuce you'll find at any burger joint is enough to turn one off to produce forever.
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But that they often end with itchy, watery eyes or irritated skin dampens the excitement of having sparkly clean countertops, appliances, and floors.
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Moana is that movie; its lush, warm, watery wonders never cease, the music is delightful and the twist ending is a bliss-bomb.
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Several residents in the area told Hawaii News Now they were suffering from headaches, sore throats, and watery eyes due to the ash.
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If the planet's patchy white veil of clouds descended to the ground, it would make a watery sheen no thicker than a hair.
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Mars is literally covered in evidence of its watery past, most notably in the form of valleys and basins and rivers long dry.
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Fever, cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes followed by a rash that spreads from the head down are all symptoms of measles.
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You've probably seen one—its watery eyes drooping under folds of skin, while stubby little legs buckle under the weight of its body.
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And second, the formula of this liquid lipstick is much more mousse-y than the Tattoo Junkee one, which had a watery texture.
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Moss has a watery kind of beauty, and here she manages to stay at the brimming point of tears for a whole movie.
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It's almost like an heirloom that's been lost underwater, and we tried to capture some of that watery quality in our printed dresses.
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Scientists expect the Northwest Passage may become a more economically-feasible, watery shipping lane by 2050 for shutting commercial goods around the world.
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The new city, called, in honor of its watery surroundings, L'Isle de la Nouvelle Orléans, was laid out where the land was highest.
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So I threw in some sliced potatoes (one part potatoes, two parts cabbage) so that I wouldn't end up with a watery casserole.
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A hot pot lamb special was watery and thin and came with big chunks of carrots, cabbage and gristly meat on the bone.
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Tasters thought the color on this one was fairly neutral with one person writing, "Typical milk color with a watery light yellow undertone."
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Scientists have discovered a large, watery lake beneath an ice cap there, raising the possibility that the planet could have once supported life.
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A couch, once a soft red, had blushed into a watery burgundy; the carpet squished like grass at the bottom of a marsh.
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In fact I remember we laughed when Rose pried Jack's frozen claws from the plank of wood, sending him to a watery grave.
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After an incubation period of 10 to 12 days, measles comes on as a fever, cough, stuffy nose, and bloodshot and watery eyes.
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The Korean-German composer Younghi Pagh-Paan's "U-MUL (The Well)," commissioned by WDR, relied a little too heavily on watery sound painting.
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The tomatoes had the perfect ratio of sweetness to acidity, tasting nothing like the watery produce I was used to in North America.
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It didn't need to be planted in watery fields surrounded by dikes, which meant that those who grew it weren't dogged by malaria.
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Take this lesson from nectar-feeding bats: It's all relative, until the only nectar that's left for you to drink is watery. video
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Patients with severe watery diarrhea arrive around the clock, many of them carried in — limp, dehydrated and barely conscious — by friends or family.
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After a month in aloof Aquarius, the sun is moving into watery Pisces on February 18, where it will stay until March 19.
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I was expecting a watery taste, and though the lack of bubbles gave the beer a juice-like consistency, it was pretty nice.
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The rapper had slurred speech and bloodshot, watery and glassy eyes, and the officer reported smelling alcohol on Young's breath, the Herald reported.
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Most of our tasters found it to be watery and bland, and the few that detected something in there didn't like their discovery.
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Don't: Freeze any leftover raw potatoes that didn't make it to the table without blanching them first; otherwise, they'll be watery when rejuvenated.
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Not where it's usually visible, on the watery horizons of the world's great harbor cities, but instead standing up vertically from the sea.
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The media never stopped passing on the right-wing distortion, with some watery he-said she-said around it to establish, uh, objectivity.
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Some 20 years later, the man returns to the lake, searching for answers in letters, literature and the watery depths of his memory.
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They have been lying in watery graves since Cambodia's newest hydroelectric dam flooded her village of Srekor, and with it, the nearby burial ground.
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Lucky charms: tarot card, lingerie The dark and mysterious experiences in life are your treasure chest with Jupiter in the watery domain of Scorpio.
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This setup has been used by YMCAs all over the country and is now being made available via Amazon for your watery backyard shenanigans.
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A watery roundup Across a lake that once was a grazing pasture, they found eight cowboys in ball caps and rubber boots on horseback.
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The mucins released from by these processes mix with watery liquids outside the cells and become like a slimy gel, which is called mucous.
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And the female instructor comes over to him with watery eyes to give him a hug, clearly understanding all that hung in the balance.
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Mercury retrogrades into Cancer on Friday, where it will retrace its watery points from the end of June, around June 26 to be exact.
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A video recorded by one of the students shows the kids crowded around the trashcan while one poor raccoon suffers a terrible, watery fate.
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Infection with any form of these Vibrio bacteria causes vibriosis, the symptoms of which include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Sudan's government has not officially declared a cholera outbreak, reporting instead on cases of "Acute Watery Diarrhea", the World Health Organization (WHO) told Reuters.
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In 1892, for one, 28 doctors disputed Robert Koch's discovery of the cholera bacterium by drinking, publicly, the watery stool of a cholera patient.
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One moment her face is calm, then she screws it up as if about to sneeze, and watery, red pepper sick splatters the ground.
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Grocery store tomatoes in the winter are sus—flavorless and watery and barely better than nothing—as are winter watermelons, strawberries, blueberries, and cantaloupes.
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When the family got word the militants were nearby, Mohanatharsini would descend into the watery hole and hide there for hours until they left.
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By now, though, the formula has grown tired: the black-lacquered furniture, the kitschy music, the watery miso soup (free!), the obligatory tuna roll.
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" There's no surf for surfers — "the sea was flat, like a watery pancake" — and Gauguin's grave "merits a stop of about two minutes, max.
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Future missions may focus on this area and probe more closely, or observe the rest of the planet systematically to locate similar watery deposits.
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You're getting into drip coffee territory there, and you'll start to get a more watery shot which isn't why you bought an espresso machine.
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Airy, fresh, and yes, watery, but in the sense of the stuff you'd find in Bora Bora, not coming out of your parents' tap.
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The image of a warm bowl of oatmeal in the morning makes drinking Oatly feel somewhat indulgent—especially next to, say, watery almond milk.
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It lasts a long time and, if it gets busy, it doesn't get too watery because there's a lot of flavor in a Negroni.
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The Ascending Phoenix is a station in the Chi Eridani system, an area of space containing several fertile, watery planets ideal for farming fish.
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Ursula K. Le Guin's fantasy novels about a watery world of mages and dragons are given a plodding, prosaic adaptation by the younger Miyazaki.
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And a huge surprise in space: Scientists working with Europe's space agency announced the discovery of a watery lake on Mars's southern polar cap.
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The mammals have been held in what became known as the "whale jail" — watery pens in Srednyaya Bay near the Russian city of Vladivostok.
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The problem was the Baby Brezza gadget, which had dispensed watery formula with insufficient nutrients for the baby, said Dr. Julie Capiola, Lily's pediatrician.
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Years present: 1975 to 1981 In the psychic watery sign of Scorpio, Uranus emphasizes taboo topics and matters of psychology, sex, death, and rebirth.
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Expecting them all to be watery and weak, I was proved wrong when most turned out to be pretty good alternatives to alcoholic beers.
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She doesn't travel over the rainbow, not exactly, but slips through a watery portal, landing on a green field atop a mushroom-shaped cloud.
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One thinks, too, of the bequest of climate change left unchecked in a climactic watery tableau that threatens to swallow all three characters whole.
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When the microbes are done feasting, Vigliotti continued, they'll leave behind a watery digestate that machines will squeeze and separate into solids and liquids.
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Reward sounds like all of this, at once an alpine and watery landscape, a warm room full of modernist wooden chairs, tables, and credenzas.
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Like those records, this new one is a stew of woozy synth patches and lumbering percussive elements, a slow-moving journey through watery ambience.
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Compared to the cold alien obelisks of Overgrown, the songs are warm and watery, more approachable and freewheeling, sometimes even quirky rather than grave.
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The team who found the ship attempted to raise it from its watery grave, resulting in one of the worst archaeological disasters in modern history.
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A parody showed a South Korean news announcer reporting that Kim complaining about watery South Korean beer compared to Taedonggang Beer featured in the background.
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However, one of the biggest unknowns remains: the probability that life will arise in the first place on a rocky, watery, atmospheric planet like ours.
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Red tomatoes have a little bit more liquid inside of them, a little bit more water content, and the green tomato is not as watery.
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Isolated from the canvas like architectural blueprints, simple bedrooms are painted in watery shades of blue and green, taking cues from de Chirico-like Surrealism.
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According to the CDC, symptoms appear seven to 14 days after contact with the virus and include high fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes.
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Cyclospora can cause an illness called cyclosporiasis, which typically causes "watery diarrhea, with frequent, sometimes explosive, bowel movements," according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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The evacuees and volunteers have formed something of a bond, however temporary, forged out of the watery mess that Matthew created in eastern North Carolina.
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At least 14 migrants have died of an outbreak of acute watery diarrhea in Lahj, where IOM is treating some 70 former inmates, he said.
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Europa's strange surface (Image:NASA/JPL-Caltech/SETI Institute)Europa, Jupiter's watery ice-moon, has long attracted attention as a possible site for someday finding life.
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Watery stool forms may be associated with gut infections, for example with a gut parasite like Giardia, or an inflammatory disorder such as Crohn's disease.
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Until recently, no one was interested in such an inherently difficult feat, in part because beer in Thailand was synonymous with watery, mass-produced lagers.
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But as with all rules, there's an exception, and that is the new gang of aqua fragrances that prove watery doesn't have to be blah.
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Her thoughtful, supremely poetic, deeply felt multimedia exhibition — so relevant in this watery city already severely impacted by climate change — is a treasure in Venice.
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Another notable strain, Vibrio cholerae, is not widespread in the US. Symptoms of Vibrio infection include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Divorced from the watery, breezy world outside, each venue offered variations of faux wood-grain laminates; dark, patterned carpets; brass railings and flamboyant light fixtures.
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The background is divided horizontally into the sky, the sea, and the sand, painted in watery, translucent layers of blue, dark green, gray, and sienna.
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Unencumbered by watery eyes and runny noses, they get to frolic amongst blooming vegetation or tussle with the denizens of local dog parks with abandon.
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But it is in these pages that Ahab, publicly declaring his monomaniacal plan for vengeance against the white whale, slates his crew for watery doom.
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TASTE AND FRESHNESS: The toppings really stood out: spicy, crispy onions, a thick slab of tomato, crunchy and watery lettuce, and a hint of pickle.
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It's characterized by brief episodes of severe stabbing pain, usually behind the forehead on one side, and associated with watery eyes and a runny nose.
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In "Preliminary Steps" (2015–16), an aquamarine-tinted canvas, layers of oil and acrylic paint create a watery effect, like undulating currents in the ocean.
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The first eight animals were moved from the watery pens where they were forced to spend almost eight months to water reservoirs installed in trucks.
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Dice, rather than grate, the cucumbers to keep them from getting watery, and don't skip the dried herbs, which add dimension to the fresh herbs.
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It feels like all the life has been drained from the people in this shot, who seem to almost melt into the watery, despondent atmosphere.
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I was lost, stupid, and struggling to walk on "black ice" (what the fuck?) balancing five bags of groceries and a case of watery beer.
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Nearly a hundred varieties of whiskey line narrow shelves stretching across one wall, yet not enough of it found its way into a watery Manhattan.
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Coach Doc Rivers, eyes red and watery from too many nights of staring at too many game films, made no attempt to hide his distaste.
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Off the tiny Sicilian island of Lampedusa, he laid a wreath atop the watery graveyard where hundreds have drowned trying to cross from North Africa.
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Truth: names travel a watery route to heaven, so says Concha Méndez, or so she would have said, if she had any regard for physics.
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There is no predigested list of must-see attractions or must-do activities, no romantic watery lagoons, no birth of the Renaissance to chase after.
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On Saturday his team was trying to deliver meals with the help of a military-like truck when the vehicle slid into a watery ditch.
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Perhaps, in fact, this watery Halloween ritual was the dominion of witches, sex, love, and women—an act of enchantment rather than simple pomaceous fondling.
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But now, the New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto last summer, has found that Hydra's name is doubly fitting, thanks to its watery associations.
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Tuymans's series of new paintings, Doha, is rendered in shimmering, watery blues, but portrays empty walls at Qatar Museums Gallery Al Riway — lonely, melancholic scenes.
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When Dr. Lee cuts into Brandon's head that sixth time, a stream of watery liquid squirts like a geyser, covering Dr. Lee's ponytail in cyst juice.
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But instead of a healthy breakfast, the man was greeted by three watery eggs and two triangles of warm soggy bread thrown into a cardboard box.
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Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen make dick jokes, sit astride horses, visit the nation's capital, and quote Independence Day in the service of watery light beer.
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In typical teenage fashion, under the influence of several watery Midwestern light beers, we flirted over the next few hours with tall tales and juvenile jokes.
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Afterward, Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer, his face an unsightly blotch of frostbite-like pink and red, stood at the lectern and peered out through watery eyes.
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His "Beyond the Sea" collection shows us who we'd really be waving to if we could see land at the other end of the watery horizon.
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The Falcon 9 was meant to end this mission in a watery grave, but the rocket unexpectedly managed to survive its deliberate landing in the ocean.
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I ring the bell and pinch myself hard on the hips and face to bring on the watery eyes as Louisa Kettering waddles to the door.
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The cloves were much too prominent for our panel of tasters, and, as expected, I couldn't get excited about the somewhat watery texture of the filling.
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A metaphor for a generation lost to watery graves and detention centers, they often communicate with loved ones, and deliver swift retribution to various bad actors.
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These currents carry debris to this part of the ocean, creating a watery garbage patch that rivals the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in the Pacific Ocean.
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About 28,400 cases of cholera or acute watery diarrhea, including 548 deaths, have already been recorded across Somalia, nearly double the rates last year, she added.
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Meanwhile, the layered guitars and strings and the watery electronics bleed into each other, creating a haze that she can't quite yell through or stomp around.
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Occasionally, I've experienced weird sensations — feeling the lens on my eye, bits of light or color passing in my vision, some random stinging and watery eyes.
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The flavour is equally astounding, with that rare submersion-of-the-taste-buds sensation that only comes from aspic seducing the tongue to its watery grave.
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Just take the watery one-two punch of "When They Get Me" and "On God," the latter of which dissolves into gurgling bloops and ambient noise.
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Twelve forks clattered in a giant pot—everyone took turns scooping out a watery vegetal pabulum, the mash of potatoes and ketchup and onion-soup packets.
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Birds of Maya have become such an influential band with members going on to join the groups Spacin' and Watery Love, plus and your solo work.
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Mr. Yao created a new design for the museum inspired by three primary strokes in Chinese calligraphy: one thick, one dry and one watery and smeared.
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Finally, at Chanel Karl Lagerfeld's models went frolicking in the watery surf he created (along with trucking in loads of real sand) inside the Grand Palais.
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On this occasion, she used her magnetism to draw listeners into a world of sounds that included pallid, watery tones a mere whisper away from silence.
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There are fast-absorbing gels, like the beloved Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF 267 PA++++ ($260) and the Canmake Mermaid Skin UV Gel ($229).
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Self-image is never a simple project, but that is especially true when you are young and your sense of who you are is so watery.
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Psychic and physical instability is reflected in these nifty but nippy portraits by the apparent semi-floating/shifting of the model and her watery, bland look.
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Chris has big, watery eyes that seem red from weariness (or weed) and wears a collarless blue chambray shirt over a gray T-shirt and jeans.
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Despite tasting more like watery Coke than a real Long Island iced tea (gasoline and regret), the Applebee's DOLLAR L.I.T. is not to be played with.
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Inside the intact cells of an onion, a molecule called sulfenic acid precursor floats around the watery filler like a napping human in a lazy river.
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In the history of Mars exploration ever since, the more we learn, the more we think it could have had a watery, perhaps life-sustaining past.
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Frank Ocean "Ivy" (Boys Don't Cry) Mr. Ocean's nod to heartbreak is analytical and calm, but not cold — a wilting aria bathed in watery guitar reverb.
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Over many iterations, the researchers' simulations confirmed, the bats help pollinate plants that produce more nectar, even if that nectar is more watery and less sugary.
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Despite the watery explanation his administration has given for its travel bans, it's clear to experts that security isn't a reasonable concern those bans could address.
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Our own Earth stays wet because we have an atmosphere and a magnetic field, which keeps our planet watery and healthy so we can comfortably survive.
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If there is a truthfulness to poetry, the opening line suggests that it lies in the function names have in life and in the watery beyond.
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Advertisements branded with BP's logo dotting London depict Egyptian cities submerged by rising seas — poignant reminders of the losses to come in our increasingly watery world.
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The centrifuge spins the blood to separate out the cells from the plasma, the pale-yellow, watery portion of the blood that contains a variety of proteins.
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She puts her head in her hands and lets her sisters speak for her, occasionally muttering the words "he is evil," her eyes turning red and watery.
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For example, watery or "loose" poops can be a sign of a GI infection, while blackish or really dark poops can be a sign of intestinal bleeding.
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Long before it struck out on its own, a distant, small asteroid called Bennu had a wet, watery start, according to new evidence just announced by NASA.
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Wasabi You might get a runny nose and watery eyes from the fiery paste at your local sushi joint, but chances are it isn't the real stuff.
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" Playlist: "Watery Hands" / "European Medicine" / "Martinis on the Roof" / "Pulled Muscle" / "Tiny Bombs" / "Phone Sex" / "The Animal Has Left It's Shell" / "What Do You Look Forward To?
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It's very hard to sit alone from sunup to sundown; your eyes get tired, watery, your hands lose their feeling, your whole body goes numb with tension.
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Cops say Tommie's eyes were watery, bloodshot and her speech was slurred, so she was booked for drunk driving, disorderly conduct and driving on an expired license.
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I'm not typically a fan of foundation drops (although NYX and Clinique offer nice options); the formulas tend to be too goopy or too watery for me.
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Between August 2016 and June 23, 2017 a total of 19,666 suspected cases of Acute Watery Diarrhea were reported in Sudan, including 355 deaths, the WHO said.
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But when it comes to climate, researchers no longer expect it—not in the watery stuff like rain and floods, nor the fiery stuff like, er, fires.
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How it may have happened: Simulations studied "the delicate interplay of cloud cover, carbon dioxide and water" that may have produced a watery surface on the planet.
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Created for Prospect New Orleans, that city's biennial art festival, the film struck a nerve in a city known for watery landscapes, musical parades and extravagant rituals.
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A round red radish, perfectly sweet and pleasantly spicy when small, is likely to be watery and unpleasant if it is more than an inch in diameter.
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As the atmosphere warms, clouds tend to have more water and less ice in them, and the more watery clouds prevent solar radiation from reaching the earth.
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His descriptions, like the ones found on Ricci's maps, convey images of lands, watery masses, and curious inhabitants of disparate regions extending far beyond China's physical peripheries.
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In that work, a photograph diptych and video, the figure becomes lost in the watery scene, so that his head is only barely distinguishable from a buoy.
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Despite a boom of illegal breweries and even a fledgling hop farm, the odds are forever in favor of watery lagers, especially when visiting the smaller islands.
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With stinking green watery filth mingled with trash being a common sight in the capital Sanaa, the government is struggling to control the spread of the disease.
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Instead, until she is almost 7, Guo must live with her destitute grandparents in a fishing hamlet where sustenance comes from strips of kelp and watery gruel.
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Nearby, in Seward, Alaska, oil spilled into the ocean and ignited, so that the post-quake tidal wave engulfed the town in a watery wall of flame.
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Divers at the watery crash site also continued the grim task of recovering dozens of human remains, including those of a baby who was on the flight.
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This ensures that the wok maintains enough heat to properly sear and fry, as opposed to overloading it, which can lead to steamed meats and watery vegetables.
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Judging by the name, I expected a clear, watery texture similar to Laneige's Water Sleeping Mask, but it actually feels more like a rich, bouncy gel-cream.
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Its recommendation: Start phasing out Teterboro soon, move its flights to the bigger airports nearby, and make damn sure those can handle an all-too watery future.
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A watery send-off had not occurred to Mr. McDonald when he asked Mr. Riegel's family for a portion of his ashes shortly after his 2008 death.
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As I viewed Mr. Jackson's watery eyes, I couldn't help but associate him with Dr. King and the fear that our newly elected president might be assassinated.
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The aid group said it had seen hundreds of cases of acute watery diarrhea in the past few days, though the germs responsible often were not known.
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The sunlight's gone, temporarily, but still the stage fizzes, visually, culminating in a dash through the inner workings, and then the watery powerhouse itself, of Wario Dam.
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But other vintage desserts can restore the faith of any New Yorker who's been brought down by bland mille-feuilles or watery crème caramels or confused tarte Tatins.
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It's a plot device: the great and wild unknown, with deep and dark secrets, that's always thwarting plans, sinking ships and dragging people down to a watery grave.
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But approximately five to 10 percent of infected persons get it bad, displaying symptoms like profuse watery diarrhea, vomiting, rapid heart rate, low blood pressure, thirst, and more.
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Among them are potential super-Earths, sub-Neptunes, hot Jupiters and worlds such as Kepler-452b, a possibly rocky, watery "Earth cousin" located 4.53,400 light-years from here.
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But because of the fortuitous preservation conditions of the pair's watery grave and the paleontologists who finally freed this skeletal pair from it, we know now their story.
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But marbles shot from an enormous gun seem to suggest that, yes, perhaps asteroids really could have delivered some of the watery goods that made Earthly life possible.
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In the past, cocktails on the island mostly consisted of slushy margaritas and watery mojitos doled out by the dozen at happy hours across the beaches of Kuta.
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Designed by Andrew Greenbaum and Ian Felton, the oversized float has raised edges and a removable lid to allow you to rest in peace without any watery disturbances.
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Diarrheal diseases, including contagious rotavirus causing watery diarrhea, vomiting, fever and abdominal pain (mostly among infants and young children), are another risk when children are too tightly housed.
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Children under 10 accounted for half of the cases with six deaths from cholera and 36 associated deaths from acute watery diarrhea, the WHO said in the Oct.
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The amount, color, and consistency of this discharge varies from vagina to vagina, according to the Mayo Clinic — it can be white, clear, thick, watery, sticky, or smooth.
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Josh Kaufman, his band's guitar player, is a master of texture whose watery sound lent the songs an orchestral depth that accentuated the concert's mood of melancholic reminiscence.
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When spider silk is compressed, its filaments shorten by spooling inside tiny droplets of watery glue that cling to the threads, allowing the web to remain under tension.
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"Riverside," a small head perched on an aluminum pole, evokes river beds in its colors — bright yellow, green, sienna, indigo — which the artist applies with thin, watery gestures.
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While it's not entirely fair to call it a ban, you won't be seeing the watery, pale greens with your chicken club anytime soon, a spokeswoman told CNBC.
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These outbreaks included ones relating to the bacterium E. Coli and the parasite Cryptosporidium, which can cause people to experience watery diarrhea for around one to two weeks.
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In "Club Aso" Keating poses from the edge of a pool where the viewer observes him from below the watery surface and through various multi-colored lens filters.
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Related: An Alien Installation Hides within These Slick, Watery Craters LEDs and Carved Aluminum Create a Swirling, Reflective Moon A Giant Beehive for Humans Is Buzzing in Milan
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Symptoms, which begin about three to four days after consuming the bacteria, can include watery or bloody diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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Japan's Ministry of Justice announced last year that it was looking into ways to serve inmates a less watery curry after the issue was repeatedly raised by prisoners.
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While some Francesinha sauces can be watery with a suspiciously stock cube-y flavour, this one is rich with a hint of spice and a gravy-like consistency.
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Symptoms typically include high fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes, followed by tiny white spots inside the mouth and a red rash that can cover the body.
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Gazpachos can easily fall into bad hands, and if you what you get is a watery mess that tastes like salsa gone wrong, it's time for an upgrade.
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As they hunt for gold in watery pits, the perfect breeding ground for the mosquitoes that spread the disease, they are catching malaria by the tens of thousands.
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And I knew that, under the neon and Christmas lights, watching baseball and sipping watery domestic would be enough to make me feel like my life was worthwhile.
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The Olympic golf tournament also will be staged on Le Golf National's Albatros course, the watery layout that opened in 1990 and has been significantly reworked since then.
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The doctors said the health risks could be even more severe because infants' digestive systems aren't developed enough to process formula that is too watery or too concentrated.
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Jon denied firing a gun -- but officers say he appeared intoxicated (bloodshot, watery eyes and reeked of booze) and conducted a field sobriety test, which he allegedly bombed.
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Given a choice through experiments, bats choose syrupy nectars, with 60 percent sugar — but the plants they pollinate in the wild produce watery nectars with 20 percent sugar.
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Chauffeured to a dusty motel by the driver (Andrew Pastides), she endures an apparent gang rape and, later, participates in a watery baptism and enacts a gender switch.
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At first villagers feared the roaring sound of the crashing ice and imagined the ridge was the scaly back of a dragon living in the lake's watery depths.
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The soft glossy finish also made her lips look more dimensional and plump, as opposed to watery stains that leave behind a wash of color but no shine.
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"After the killing of Osama bin Laden, I said that Osama was probably laughing in his watery grave considering how much we have spent on Afghanistan," he added.
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"After the killing of Osama bin Laden, I said that Osama was probably laughing in his watery grave considering how much we have spent on Afghanistan," Eggers added.
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Symptoms of E. coli, which usually begin about three or four days after consuming the bacteria, can include watery or bloody diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting.
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Mompou fashions Chopin's theme into variations of dramatically contrasting moods and styles: some thick with watery, Debussy-inspired runs, or harmonies that pierce Chopin's theme with stinging dissonances.
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It extends some 580 miles from El Paso, Texas all the way into the Pacific Ocean at Tijuana, where the watery divide between nations is patrolled by military boats.
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"When the watery Scorpio Moon opposes the earthy Taurus Sun and Mercury (who is in Taurus), we can expect our unconscious minds and desires to be stimulated," Stardust says.
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In this way, the record isn't beholden to the traditional notion of theme; rather, Frost summons a watery character that transforms gradually over the course of its 50 minutes.
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Bonnie Morgan becomes Samara for Rings The actress breaks down the 45 appliances used to transform her into the beyond-the-watery-grave little girl from the horror sequel.
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Norovirus can also cause muscle aches and a low-grade fever, Wormley says, but these aren't as common as the hallmark symptoms: LOTS of watery diarrhea and vomiting, everywhere.
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The first bargeload of the Tappan Zee's remains will be carried to its watery grave this week, with about 29 bargeloads to follow through the summer and early fall.
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"Sometimes the epithelial cells change and begin secreting a watery fluid, while the cells that provide structure to the breast become lax, so a cyst forms," Dr. Euhus explains.
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Rains in the third week of March reduced levels to about 28,103 PPCM, but thousands are still suffering watery red eyes, runny noses, sneezing, coughing and breathlessness, doctors said.
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When deputies arrived they found Donna Byrne riding her horse on the road and had an odor of alcohol, red watery eyes and was staggering, Fox 13 Tampa reported.
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The sad, lifeless, obligatory out-of-season tomato is found everywhere from pre-made salads to your local sports bar, a pale and watery imitation of the Platonic ideal.
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Virtually all the quakes are the result of slippage in faults that have effectively been lubricated by watery wastes from oil and gas production that have been pumped underground.
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Our family insisted that supernatural outcasts chartered our bodies because we were born with watery minds and squishy hearts, which meant that anything dead could rent us for free.
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The narrative is interlaced with passages from mythological sources, closing the circle between the destructive floods of the cli-fi future and the watery origin stories of many religions.
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This time, Hashem's family stayed behind in Egypt, planning to join Hashem in Europe later, by means that would carry a lower risk of ending in a watery grave.
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As you can spot early in the episode, when Elizabeth reaches for her daughter in the Carlson backyard, she sees a few flashes of watery blue — like someone drowning.
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New Zealanders are not impressed with their Prime Minister's homemade pizza pies abominated smothered in spaghetti with watery sauce, pineapple, and wait: Are those...chunks of cubed ham, Bill?
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"May Sixty-Five" implies a sunset at sea both desolate and hopeful: It centers on a black box that seems to be dropping behind a watery sheen of pink.
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Plus, the colors had completely blended together by this point, leaving me with a watery, all-yellow beverage that looked like a mock up of a banana-split milkshake.
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They dip bread into a meat stew poured over hot mounds of rice, then sip from cups of Kurdish ayran, a watery, yogurt-like drink swimming with white chunks.
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Okay, so they confirm to long-established game clichés—here's a volcanic world, here's a watery one; here's the Star Wars-style megalopolis that's stretched across an entire planet.
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VSB went so far as to call them "ridiculously versatile," though Sean McCarthy of Wainscott, N.Y., who drank a Hirtzberger grüner veltliner, found it "flat and watery" with hamburgers.
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The formula was a bit watery — it reminded of Glossier's Skin Perfecting Primer, which I am also not a huge fan of — and left a tacky residue after applying.
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The only thing that seems unclear about that dream sequence is whether the watery car scene is what happened in the accident, or a memory of ditching Brady's car.
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Gaze once more at Trump's blue eyes, half-closed and watery with pleasure, the weight of his mysterious hair helmet, the unorthodox, vivid pallet with which Carrey rendered him.
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A crime that a lot of jarred sauces commit is that of being too watery to be used to reasonably coat any type of pasta in any satisfying way.
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Although fresh blood isn't watery but gelatinous, the large suction was strong enough to make the core of this blood clot jump into its pull and into the canisters.
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There are occasional missteps: A dish of fermented lettuce had a watery texture that suggested a salad gone old; delicate Swedish pancakes were overwhelmed by their lingonberry-honey sauce.
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In them, delicate applications of watery pigment give recognizable form to Guo's subjects, but what looks like scientific precision in his luminous images is not always self-conscious verisimilitude.
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After they searched frantically for two days, the horse wandered up a watery path to the corral, sporting a gash on her right hock and other cuts and punctures.
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The paintings seem to begin with an allover field of semiautomatic drawing: fast and furious squiggles, loops and grids, rendered in graphite and charcoal and annotated with watery color.
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And before long, the grabbing begins, as dozens of menacing human hands plunge down from above to rip cowering, fearful sea life from the protection of their watery homes.
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Like our toners, they are watery and applied after cleansing, but they're neither astringent nor meant to wipe away a shoddy cleansing job (that's what double cleansing is for).
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But by the time her home was featured in this magazine last fall, the lantern — white with watery blue pigment — still occupied a central space in her living room.
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It would not work for a bigger insect, but for something smaller than a child's thumbnail, it may be all they need to survive in their watery underground worlds.
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Outside the animated realm, though, the stories and mood have been downbeat, matched by hues that range from drab to black amid bilious green, raging purple and watery blue.
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At sea, Ms. Vuong recalled the fishing boat being swamped by walls of dark, salty water, and hearing the cries of passengers who seemed resigned to a watery death.
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Bighorn Lake is a fisherman's paradise as well as a watery highway that allows you to float through gorges in the shadow of 1,000-foot walls of sedimentary rock.
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Although the Spree, which Voigt can see flowing past her windows, is not necessarily blue or green, its watery reflections and movements influence both the artist and her work.
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Whether or not "we all" fantasize disaster, with Hurricane Sandy still fresh in my memory, I was taken aback by these highly aestheticized depictions of my city's watery demise.
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Rain is helpful in winter and early in the season, but too much of it in the summer or early autumn results in watery grapes and a weak vintage.
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The Suansilphongs, in fact, serve tom yum, the sour and spicy soup that can be found at almost every Thai restaurant in the land; often it's watery and acrid.
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The estimated 175 billion tonnes of watery, low energy coal was first discovered in 25 but because of its poor quality, most companies found it too costly to mine.
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Symptoms of this bacterial infection, which usually begin about three or four days after consuming the bacteria, can include watery or bloody diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting.
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Apart from her vivid eyes, though, she looks like a watery ghost, as if a body were merely ground to be campaigned through on the way to the soul.
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The bugs create the mass of bubbles by emitting air from their abdomen into their copious and watery urine, mixed with some sticky fluid to aid in bubble formation.
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A house with a brand new roof but a cracked foundation is a terrible investment, and even the best toppings can't fix dry dough, watery sauce, or flavorless cheese.
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The first moments of Top Of The Lake: China Girl follow the journey of a mysterious blue suitcase from a brothel in Sydney, Australia, to a deep, dark watery grave.
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" And Vince Staples stormed the stage with a caustic performance of "Norf Norf," only to leave with watery eyes as he yelled out, "Thank you ... for having a beautiful son!
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But given that Cassini did end up imaging and sampling Enceladus' plumes, scientists have more open to looking for evidence that these spouts exist on other watery worlds like Europa.
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It takes about 10 to 14 days after exposure to start feeling sick and initial symptoms include a fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes, and white spots inside the mouth.
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Life needs a watery environment, both inside and outside the cell, to function, said Louisa Preston, an astrobiologist at London's Natural History Museum who was not involved in the work.
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But today's tastes have taken us away from those watery preparations (the cauliflower was said to have a "delicate" flavor) and toward the more concentrated, caramelized flavors produced by roasting.
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For example, when water flowed more quickly through larger grains, the outcome was more watery because the water spent less time in contact with the coffee, therefore extraction was low.
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Shocked that beer could be so much more than flavorless, watery lagers, Mulligan soon became a self-proclaimed beer nerd and began to navigate the rapidly growing world craft breweries.
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My guide was Hugo Groeneveld, a retired coastal engineer, who narrated a bit of city history as he motored our small skiff through the winding, watery tunnels underneath the city.
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Authorities threw everything they had at the Aedes aegypti, the same mosquito that carries Zika: backpack fogging, door-to-door yard inspections looking for watery breeding sites and larvicide spraying.
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After a few sips of Baja Blast to cleanse my palate from the taste of stale chips and watery guacamole, I made my way over to the Doritos Locos Tacos.
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Instead, crushed by the immense buildup, ice gets shoved slowly along valleys and gorges until it finally reaches the edge of the continent, walking the plank into its watery grave.
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Set to the sound of Eric Serra's "The Realms of Ice," the latest fractal exploration is a serene journey from the depths of the arctic to a melting, watery surface.
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On the other hand, when you replay BioShock Infinite and imbibe its evasive, watery politics, you cannot help but envy the right wing and its privilege of fierce, definite rhetoric.
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They really are that much better than the canned ones, and especially better than the mealy, watery beefsteaks you're gonna have to resort to in the produce aisle in December.
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Platinum begins in a forest area, which Carbuncle guides you through to a watery portal to the next phase of the demo—keep your eyes peeled for a Leviathan cameo.
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Gazing through the watery shroud we ask, "Are those hot dogs on his swim trunks?" and venturing forth in his slideshow we are graced with the answer: allover hot dogs.
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When you breathe out or cough, you release bits of watery mucus from inside your body in a wide array of sizes, ranging from bigger, wetter ones to finer ones.
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He said people must clean the machines frequently to prevent powder buildup, which could cause the systems to dispense watery formula — requirements he compared to installing infant car seats correctly.
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Cops say they noticed "a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage" on Barnaby's breath when they went to talk to him and say he had watery eyes and slurred speech.
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It feels odd to go from his watery spaces into the dark, dark cavern of the Michelangelo exhibition, which is how most tourists this winter will experience these two shows.
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The two founders bring three dressings: a blue cheese that's "a little watery," a ranch that Fertitta says tastes like mayonnaise and their signature sensation dressing, which the chefs enjoy.
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Around Kartike (pronounced kar-ti-kay), a sleepy village where farmers wield sickles in watery fields, many expressed horror that a possible predator had been living just up the hill.
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Sugarfish lets you apply your own from some concentric bloops of stuff that tastes like watery horseradish and looks like a green version of the poop emoji, without the smile.
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The officer who stopped him said Mr. Rojas had watery and bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, unsteady feet and the smell of alcohol on his breath, according to a criminal complaint.
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She pulls a watery sheet of pulp from the vat and gives it a "papermaker's shake" — a swift and firm action possibly as unique to each papermaker as their fingerprint.
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Where before Hinako carried memories of Minato wherever she went, she now does it literally, holding his watery ghost inside everything from a clear flask to an inflatable whale toy.
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Initial symptoms include fever, cough, watery eyes, and a runny nose; a blotchy red rash will typically spread to all over the infected individual's body roughly three to five days later.
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While the Cassini orbiter (RIP) actually flew through watery plumes erupting from cracks in Enceladus' icy surface, similar sprays on Europa have long been suspected, but have never been directly sampled.
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Now, as well, scientists studying the movement of objects across the Earth's watery surfaces wield a far greater understanding of the variables that influence where and how fast those objects go.
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A brother and sister sprang into action on Friday after they spotted a car carrying a couple with a newborn baby swerve off the road and flip into a watery ditch.
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It was also unobtrusive and watery enough for me to be able to drink black, and didn't have any hint of the acidity or bitterness often found in fast-food coffee.
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The watery synth in the intro of the song perfectly fits the #mannequinchallenge videos because it makes it look like someone is stepping into a room and discovering a frozen world.
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Mikael Laumonier of the University of Bayreuth and his colleagues discovered Uturuncu's watery secret while investigating strange properties of the Altiplano-Puna magma body, located nearly 10 miles beneath the volcano.
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If the parasite is ingested, some people with Crypto will have no symptoms while others my experience watery diarrhea one week (2 to 10 days) after the infection, health officials explained.
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The tides turned in 20143, when a devastating hurricane flooded Lake Okeechobee—the enormous freshwater reservoir that fed wetlands to south—sending nearly three thousand Everglades pioneers to a watery grave.
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He turns "History" into a love song because of course he does, with poignant piano and light choral notes to make those watery eyes of yours finally give into the overflow.
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The worst, those surrounded in a watery pool with filling dribbling out—although, according to my father-in-law, that's nothing a spritz of lemon and sprinkling of sugar won't fix.
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Symptoms include blurred vision; a burning sensation in the nose, throat and eyes; coughing; difficulty breathing or shortness of breath; fluid in the lungs; nausea and vomiting; watery eyes and wheezing.
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He talks poetically about the five watery zones: "sunlit" means down to 200 metres; "twilit", descending to 1,000; "midnight" to 4,000; "abyssal" to 6,000; and finally "hadal", meaning the deepest trenches.
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Eccrine sweat is clear and watery, and used to cool the body down, while apocrine sweat glands, clumped mainly around the armpits and genitals, activate during sex and times of stress.
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These are the pockets of time when what you watch on screen sends a shock of joy jumping through your skin, making your eyes go wide and watery at the spectacle.
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Cholera is a type of acute watery diarrhea which kills fewer than 1 percent of sufferers if there is proper treatment with oral rehydration salts, according to the World Health Organisation.
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A contingent of 13 international cave diving experts and five Thai Navy Seals descended into the watery network of underground tunnels below the Mae Sai mountains to reach the boys Sunday.
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They have an aquatic theme to them, so you can enjoy these on the safety of land and not in the watery death trap those well-intentioned mermaids have set up.
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I do have problems with lots of eyeliner because I do have a really watery waterline; I don't know what's wrong with it, but it's definitely not showing up very much.
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On Mars, for instance, no single spacecraft did everything, but in aggregate and over time, the robots sent there revealed the planet's watery past and set the stage for future astronauts.
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Five of his productions emerge before our eyes — from rough sketches to storyboards, polished designs and a bit of video footage — in those unmistakably Sendakian colors, watery and vivid at once.
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I don't doubt Adler's reporting — I'm sure both the eggs and the coffee at Negro First Baptist Church were watery and I'm sure the lines of marchers strayed from their rows.
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Researchers studied 971 children 3 months to 4 years old who arrived in emergency rooms with the typical symptoms of gastroenteritis — nausea, vomiting, watery diarrhea and dehydration, stomach pain and cramps.
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ORDER A GLASS of Asahi lager in a pub in Seoul these days and chances are the bartender will shake his head disapprovingly before suggesting one of the watery local alternatives.
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There are many causes of acute watery diarrhea, and the treatment is basically the same as for cholera: intravenous and oral rehydration, accompanied by an antibiotic if the cause is bacterial.
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The company plans to transport effluents from the watery mine via a pipeline into a reservoir which will cover at least 1,500 acres (600 hectares) of land once it is built.
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A few bodies have been recovered, along with assorted personal items found at the watery crash site, but Indonesian authorities said it's unlikely the remains of all passengers will be found.
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Fran Hall never wanted to move to the "flat, watery, abandoned" place that Christobel Kent describes so severely in her domestic thriller THE LOVING HUSBAND (Sarah Crichton/Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $27).
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The problem was not, as one might suspect, with the product itself — the watery pilsner most commonly used as a punchline in lazy jokes about disgusting frat houses and which BeerAdvocate.
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From a watery remix of Call of Duty to an elegiac star system commemorating victims of police brutality, the online-only exhibition's six VR works showcase a range of possible worlds.
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In her New Museum contribution, she's taken the armed figures from Call of Duty: Black Ops and transformed them into faceless, watery beings who float around a reservoir, now strangely calm.
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Cassini's destruction has a noble aim: its Saturn dive means there's no possibility the spacecraft will ever drift to Enceladus or Saturn's other watery moon Titan and contaminate them with Earth life.
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Given that liquid water is so crucial for the existence of life here on Earth, many wonder if it's possible that life might lurk in the watery depths of Europa's ocean, too.
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With the help of some close friends, Lula came up with her own ad (a snippet: "31 y/o watery & sassy black femme looking to be spoiled, spanked & appreciated like I deserve").
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Most of it is in Laura's well-justified fury about her past, Logan's watery-eyed daily physical agony, Caliban's stress and misery over an untenable situation, and Charles Xavier's exhaustion and guilt.
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Given that there's only one way forward through this watery ruin, and that I can't get where I need to on my own, I'm starting to get fed up with my companion.
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A pre-workshop lunch is provided, which is great since I forgot breakfast; I eat half of a sliced pork and apple sandwich before losing interest, and drink my watery mocha latte.
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In Hilo 230 miles (2000 kilometers) from the volcano, Pua&aposena Ahn says he has experienced labored breathing, itchy, watery eyes and some skin irritation as ash plumes intensified in recent days.
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Related: Mika Rottenberg Goes Off the Beaten Path in Latest Surrealist Solo Show Inside the Burning Man Installation Dedicated to Grief and Tran An Alien Installation Hides within These Slick, Watery Craters
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But then he hit a dead end: while he knew how deep they were diving and in what parts of the ocean, he didn't know anything about the watery environments they preferred.
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Europa, the renowned ice moon of Jupiter, is suspected to house a vast subterranean watery abyss—one that, if its core warms enough, could potentially be hospitable to basic forms of life.
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The glass becomes a sarcastic evocation of the cherished "picture plane" of formalist abstraction, while the watery drips refer to the painting process of an artist whose technique is all but invisible.
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He reduced the quantity of gels and chemicals, making the liquid more watery, and added a cheap lubricant, polyacrylamide, which is used in the manufacture of face creams and soft contact lenses.
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If you show any signs of impairment at all, like bloodshot, watery eyes or slurred speech, you're probably going to be arrested anyway, whether or not you refuse the field sobriety tests.
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The wind caused all sorts of problems and a watery grave for many a ball, even a shank by American Charles Howell, who had no problem assigning the blame to the conditions.
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It's not a lotion at all in the conventional sense, but a clear, watery chemical exfoliator that you can apply with a cotton pad, like a toner, or directly onto your face.
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Orra's second book, "Fungi Selecti Picti" ("Selected Painted Mushrooms"), featured 100 mycological specimens whose tops she painted with watery inks of gray, brown and amber and whose undersides she detailed with pen.
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Another one showed that people who ate ice cream called Frosh (big, creamy vowel sound) liked it better than people who ate the same ice cream under the name Frish (icy, watery).
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As in Houston, officials in India have paid little attention to the consequences of rapid urban growth in low-lying, watery environments with few natural defenses against a deluge when it comes.
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On the morning of the day Sandy made landfall, the sky was a vast watery white-gray, and the waves were big but ominously dark and buffeted by a howling sideshore wind.
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"If we see the individual and they have bloodshot watery eyes, flushed looks ... and we believe that they're under the influence of alcohol then we establish what's called reasonable suspicion," he said.
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The common STI-related causes of abnormal discharge include a parasitic infection called trichomoniasis—which is known for watery or frothy foul-smelling yellow-grey discharge, burning urine, and pain with sex.
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Harder, more pellet-like samples mean a longer time spent in the colon, where water is leached out; that suggests constipation, while a watery sample indicates a faster transit through the body.
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NFMI is tricky to work with for a few reasons, but companies like Bragi have made it work well, and it does a better job passing through our thick, watery heads than Bluetooth.
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Four boys were rescued Monday from the flooded cave in Thailand, meaning divers have extricated eight of the 22018 people who've been trapped deep inside the watery mountain prison for over two weeks.
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Four boys were rescued Monday from the flooded cave in Thailand, meaning divers have extricated eight of the 13 people who've been trapped deep inside the watery mountain prison for over two weeks.
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Snapchatting deep in the ocean sounds like it could be a watery mess, but three divers are doing just that with a special mask that works with the messaging app's Spectacles video glasses.
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A police officer approached Keim's vehicle and could "smell a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage" and noticed that Keim&aposs eyes were "bloodshot and watery," FOX10 Phoenix reported, citing a police report.
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Nobody ever asks for a watery cocktail or cup of coffee, and a "watered-down" version of something is just a gentle, passive-aggressive way of saying it's the same thing, but worse.
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While the coffee was a little watery for my taste, it also lacked the acidity and slightly burnt flavor that I find other fast-food coffee often has — and which I don't like.
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The watery tomato sauce wilted the bed of arugula it was served on, and the sautéed octopus lacked the grill flavoring that the appetizer version had, allowing the chorizo to overpower the dish.
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In one, farmers and local officials in a district near Tashkent, the capital, were made to stand in a watery ditch, heads bowed, to show contrition for failing to irrigate wheat fields properly.
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The watery island planet of Ahch-To became a place of refuge for Luke Skywalker until Rey arrived at the end of "The Force Awakens" to call him back to aid the Resistance.
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From mid-November to Christmas Eve the market attracts thousands of visitors, each hoping to partake in the seasonal magic by wondering the snow kissed streets and massively overpaying for watery mulled wine.
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Police said he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving on December 31, 2016, after he allegedly drove through a red light and officers who stopped him said he had bloodshot, watery eyes.
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She unlocked the mystery of the hematite signal detected from orbiters before her, taught us about both watery and windy past conditions on Mars, and drove farther than any other rover beyond Earth.
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Allergy symptoms can leave you with watery eyes, a runny nose, and a sore, scratchy throat for weeks or months if left untreated, but a cold will usually clear up in a week.
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Symptoms of E. coli infection, which usually begin about three or four days after consuming the bacteria, can include watery or bloody diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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Cosmos from Sarkos is a wallpaper of uncommon beauty, with a hazy wash of watery blue or smoky charcoal blasted by a spray of gold-leaf points resembling stars in the night sky.
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But there's a second aspect: Once an oyster develops a whole bunch of gonads after that period, when the oyster has expelled all that, then it becomes a thin, watery, barely marketable product.
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The whimsical first-person journey lets you frantically wave and gesture to each other, and even talk, with software modulating your voice to sound like a watery sea creature or Daft Punk robot.
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Since the last astronaut left lunar soil in 1972, NASA has conducted 161 human space missions and launched 76 successful robotic missions all over the solar system, from Mars to Saturn's watery moons.
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The way their compositions rapidly change scenery and biomes is much like their home state—floral synth lines give way to watery vocals, each drop feels like a plummet off a seaside cliff.
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Webbers Falls was a watery ghost town under a mandatory evacuation order, and there was no one there who needed rescuing — no one except for the frightened animals that had been left behind.
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He is not, although by the time McBride is swimming through a watery tunnel toward a rebirth — complete with a portentous, symbolic umbilical cord — the film is en route to a metaphysical collapse.
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His tee shot appeared headed for a watery grave left of the fairway, and he was mightily relieved when his ball struck rocks lining the lake and somehow ricocheted back onto the fairway.
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Ethiopia's health ministry is still calling it "acute watery diarrhea," and told VOA News last month that it would not change that report without laboratory confirmation, which it said it did not have.
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Similar to the other watery Mars signs, you're driven to fight for who and what you care about, but you need to be mindful about when you play the role of the martyr.
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"After the killing of Osama bin Laden, I said that Osama was probably laughing in his watery grave considering how much we have spent on Afghanistan," an unidentified official told investigators in 2015.
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If there is issue from her alleged union with Prince Harry, the Windsors will thicken their watery, thin blue blood and Spencer pale skin and ginger hair with some rich and exotic DNA.
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The winter-run Chinook salmon is listed as "endangered" and the smelt is "threatened" (one step below endangered), which entitles their watery habitat to federal protection and restricts use of water for irrigation.
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These bodies of water are long gone, but they carved permanent features into the Martian landscape, called paleolakes and paleochannels, that scientists can study for clues about the watery Mars of the past.
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The painting's exploitation of negative space and the verdant, watery landscape invite the viewer to wonder whether the image is the woman's dream, or a spell cast by the satyr on the slumbering nude.
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Casting aside the colorful electronics that each tend to favor on their own, it's a moody, expansive song, built around a dusty drum break, a minimal electric bass line and some watery vocal effects.
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And while we love nothing more than an excuse to have a cocktail or three in the sun before noon, this does inevitably lead to one major problem: melting ice, which means watery drinks.
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When "Screwed" deploys rubbery bass, watery keyboard echoes, and an aggressive, almost hard-rock guitar riff to punctuate a singalong anthem about sex during the apocalypse, she makes the album's underlying theme explicit, i.e.
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A Michigan Department of Corrections spokesman told the Detroit Free Press the 1,200 prisoners organized over watery beef stew, and the protest is an isolated incident that's the only sign of discontent with Trinity.
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Like any lifestyle, it has its own jargon: watery frappé is dismissed as nerozoumi (water-brew), overly sweet frappé is dubbed petimezi (grape molasses), and a frappé that's too strong is labeled dynamitis (dynamite).
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Since the weather is abruptly changing before our watery, wind-smacked eyes, now's the perfect time to appreciate how nice it is to step into a home that's set at exactly the right temperature.
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Any change of bowel habit that leads to the sustained production of drier stools and a sense of incomplete emptying—or watery stools and a feeling of urgency—should be discussed with your doctor.
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It lilts, meanders, bobs and weaves through its own watery passageway—a song that follows nothing but its own instincts, sailing away on and on into the terrifying blankness of the endless blue sea.
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GOSABA, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pushpo Mandal still remembers the day, nine years ago, when Cyclone Aila struck and the slender creek at the southern edge of her village swelled into a watery monster.
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His moodiness, in which strained soul singing and watery accompaniment signify a sensitive, overflowing heart, has become a pop staple, which may be why so many artists have wanted to collaborate with him lately.
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Soon, you too, will be watery-eyed and clearing your throat every 15 seconds, blowing your nose on your pillowcase in the middle of the night, forgetting what it feels like to be well.
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Symptoms of an E. coli infection, which usually begin about three or four days after consuming the bacteria, can include watery or bloody diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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Real chai is a completely different thing than the watery imitations and sweet, boxed or powdered mixes that pass for a chai or chai latte at most U.S. coffeeshops, including Starbucks, the cofounders said.
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All the talk of the ocean and its bottomless depths brings to mind the play's flaws: it has a washed-out, watery quality, and the characters, while agreeable company, are not exactly bottomlessly interesting.
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The fiery orange submarine, which she named Ran after the Norse goddess of the sea, hadn't yet resurfaced from its first mission in the watery depths around the face of West Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier.
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Likewise, she ensures that Earth life does not hitchhike to potentially hospitable environments, like Jupiter's moon Europa or the watery regions of Mars, where it might thrive and create false positives of alien life.
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If your eyes are naturally watery, however, that's something to proceed cautiously with, as the moisture will meet the glue and drain it into your eyes, which can cause them to burn pretty intensely.
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Every so often (a watery panorama with a balustrade, tall poles and complaining gulls), the compositions seem to nod at Yasujiro Ozu, the Japanese filmmaker to whom Kiarostami dedicated "Five" (2003), another experimental work.
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"Blaxploitation" hops around over a plucked, bouncy bassline seemingly designed for her fastest, sprightliest syllabic chatter, while "Prayer Song" assembles brushed cymbals, amassed vocal sighs, and ascending watery burbles into a shimmering electronic tapestry.
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James Cook arrived in Australia, the wreckage of his ship — the Endeavour — may have been found off the East Coast of the U.S., in a watery graveyard where old ships were sent to die.
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He moved into the Chelsea Hotel, absorbed the color field painting then in fashion as well as the earlier example of Barnett Newman, and began making stained, watery, all-over abstractions without evident brushwork.
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"After the killing of Osama bin Laden, I said that Osama was probably laughing in his watery grave considering how much we have spent on Afghanistan," the former SEAL said, according to the paper.
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Mr. Andsnes played a solo encore: Sibelius's early Impromptu in B minor, music alive with watery runs yet a little cryptic (and included on his new Sony recording of little-known Sibelius piano works).
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Now Aldecosea, who says she "didn't have any other options," is reportedly contemplating suing the airline—arguing that it gave her bad information that forced her to send her pet to its watery grave.
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Researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have successfully kept a fetal lamb in the watery-incubation for weeks, where the animal grew wool, opened its eyes and became more active, according to Nature Communications.
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C. diff symptoms can range from a moderate watery diarrhea several times a day to severe infections, which can be accompanied by fever, bloody stools, rapid heart rate, and can even lead to kidney failure.
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Plastics discarded in Europe and the East Coast of North America slowly drift to a watery graveyard north of Norway, according to a new study — endangering wildlife already struggling to adapt to a changing climate.
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It's the breezy kind of infectious pop that hooked fans in the first place, with big, watery splashes of reverb, tropical guitar plucks, and a dash of '1443s production vibes thrown in for good measure.
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There have been other watery clues though in recent days those expanded on what we assumed to be a marine theme of some kind, suggesting the map may soon be crawling with sea-faring marauders.
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The nuances of tone Gold achieves are exquisite, trading on the equivalence in value of a brush heavy with thinned, watery ink, and stronger, darker ink on a drier brush that leaves a raspy trace.
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The 31-year-old actor showed off his skills on the golf course in a video he shared over the weekend, backed by a stunning watery landscape and blue sky as he assumed the position.
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Greek officials fear the sea has turned into a watery grave for many young and old who simply couldn&apost hold on until volunteer fishermen and other private boat owners could pull them to safety.
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Duniya Aslam Khan, spokeswoman for the UNHCR in Uganda, said health workers from the World Health Organisation, U.N. children's fund UNICEF and Medecins Sans Frontieres had identified "acute watery diarrhea" in camps in western Uganda.
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On a weekday night, waiters and waitresses sat in dark corners or at empty tables with headphones in, looking as bored as the lobsters and groupers unknowingly awaiting their makers inside their watery holding cells.
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The hat fanatic who gets watery eyes and a wrenched face every time he sings a vowel is a lot to take on his own, but the pair's vocals balanced each other out pretty well.
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The classic mix of sword-swinging action, perplexing puzzles and stirring story lines remains intact, but the stunning cel-shaded graphics give the people and places of Link's watery world a wildly artistic new look.
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Some images are explicitly gory, like a drawing of a female model with blood pouring out of one eye socket and a dab of watery pink seeping out of her white brazier at her nipple.
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Eleanor Roosevelt was a zealous proponent of scientific eating and, in concert with her housekeeper, Henrietta Nesbitt, kept the sybaritic president on a dreary austerity diet of, among other things, watery soup and prune pudding.
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Excellent example of how hard it is to please the N.R.A. Really, you could serve these people breakfast in bed for a year, but then one day the orange juice is watery and it's Splitsville.
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She goes uptown to sketch movie theaters in the Bronx and peers down to the bottom of the Hudson River, the " watery grave" where illegal pinball machines were dumped by the city in the 1970s.
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The rugged coast of northern Italy, a vintage British pleasure pier, winding Norwegian fjords and a jewel box of a lake district in the Croatian countryside: Our writers share their favorite watery places in Europe.
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We first meet Golden and Silver as they are trying to lure a family of musicians to a watery death, only to strike a deal with them that leads to the mermaids joining their band.
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Called obake (pronounced oh-BAH-kay), or shape-shifters, and yokai (Yoke-EYE), or monsters and spirits, they will be out in force at this festival, which this year focuses on those with watery origins.
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Neither involves a press, which is little more than a torture device for a beloved ingredient, smushing it up into watery squiggles of inconsistent size that will never cook evenly or vanish into a vinaigrette.
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In Michael Goi's watery ghost story, "Mary," the British actors Emily Mortimer and Gary Oldman are dumped on a haunted sailboat, saddled with American accents and subjected to a series of recycled, yawn-inducing scares.
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Family chat messages, social-media chaos filled with anger and cynicism and concern and humor, gazing into the watery eyes of friends, letting the mundane ground me again in the way it innocently carries on.
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One birder, David Barrett, said that bald eagles are common in Manhattan "if you know where to look," and that they are usually spotted in flight because they favor watery locations to feed on fish.
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" Even the cows get some gorgeous lines: "In the fields the cattle, made slow-witted by the rain, lifted their rapt and empty faces, heavy loops of spittle hanging, as though they ate watery light.
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As any Keralite will tell you, Kerala is the lushest, most watery corner of India, a skinny coastal strip where hundreds of tributaries merge into broad, winding rivers before finally flowing into the Arabian Sea.
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This is what Heinz calls "the perfect pouring angle," which will supposedly allow a reasonable flow of ketchup that neither drowns your home fries nor insults them with a single watery trickle of ketchup goo.
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He looked down repeatedly at his notes, blinked frequently through what appeared to be watery eyes, and showed little of the smirking scornfulness with which he has dismissed the allegations against him in the past.
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Fond of juxtaposing the concrete with the airy, he assembles a sonic kaleidoscope of varied keyboards: whooshing gusts, plonking shudders, blips and dings and clicks, lushly watery oscillations — echoing, lurid, glowing, pinging with assured solidity.
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Three more untitled "Baum" paintings (numbered 249, 21980, and 264, all 22000) are structured around a central tubular shape that vertically bisects the canvas, crisscrossed by horizontal "branches" and frenzied streaks and splotches of watery paint.
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While the term "booze cruise" may bring to mind being trapped on a boat with flat beer and watery well drinks, thankfully, there are plenty of options that offer a tipsy sailing befitting the gorgeous scenery.
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"For those who are not protected, measles is a highly contagious and potentially severe disease that initially causes fever, cough, red, watery eyes, and, finally, a rash," said Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis.
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Keep reading to find out how Bernard might be connected to his fellow hosts, the constant corporate subterfuge at hand, and that "Journey Into Night"-ending glimpse at a massive watery grave for hundreds of hosts.
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"Swallowing just a mouthful of water with Crypto in it can make otherwise healthy kids and adults sick for weeks with watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, and vomiting," CDC's Healthy Swimming Program chief Michele Hlavsa said.
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Back in the 80s, when artists like Kenny G and Dave Koz dominated the watery world of smooth jazz, Bruce Lamont was looking for a sax player in rock that he could actually look up to.
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At some point during the heated confrontation, cops say the ref alleged Anderson ripped a whistle out of his mouth and threw it on the ground, causing him to have a sore lip and watery eyes.
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Obviously, you don't go through 13,000 tons of red jalapeños per season without emitting some pretty strong aromas, and it didn't take long for nearby residents to begin complaining of headaches, heartburn, and burning, watery eyes.
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Unlike " The Last Temptation of Christ " (1988), however, which Schrader wrote for Martin Scorsese, the story is set not two thousand years ago but in the present, against a backdrop of watery skies and leafless trees.
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France has had Ryder Cup players in the past: Jean Van de Velde — he of the watery and infamous 18th-hole implosion at Carnoustie during the 1999 British Open — played in the Cup later that year.
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Inmates, especially political prisoners, often subsisted on one watery cup of barley soup a day, Mr. Gyatso said, adding that he survived by sucking the marrow from bones and chewing on the leather of his shoes.
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It was unclear how long it would take for French minesweepers to arrive and to clear a watery path safe enough for Emirati ships loaded with troops to carry out their part of the multipronged operation.
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Our writers share their favorite watery places in Europe, including the rugged coast of northern Italy, a vintage British pleasure pier, winding Norwegian fjords and a jewel box of a lake district in the Croatian countryside.
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In 2012, Neil Genzlinger, a television critic for The Times, watched the series finale of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" with the actress, who apologized in advance for a watery eye that had been plaguing her.
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But what has come to define Hickenlooper's climate change record was his vocal support of fracking, the process in which a salty, watery substance is injected into shale rock formations in order to release natural gas.
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With the recent explosion of a musically diverse, weirdo experimental scene led by the likes of Watery Love, Spacin,' Cleric, Purling Hiss and Chris Forsyth and the Solar Motel Band, shit's gotten especially real in Philly.
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Willett's photographs blur the past and present, with contemporary glimpses of a tree stump sliced with repetitive cuts from chopping wood, or an enigmatic moment when the watery floor of the forest glows with sunset colors.
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Dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, Frankel posed with Bernon — who sported a pair of shades of his own, plus a tie-dye T-shirt — in front of a watery landscape for the summer selfie.
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However, I couldn't know that decades later I would come head-on with my lineage underwater: As an African-American, diving on the slave ship wreck was something tangible; it was a watery force -- it was real.
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Instead of building this thing a shrine, maybe our fellow flesh-bags of the Washington Harbour mall could try a different approach — like helping Steve's eventual replacement find a watery grave with a not-so-gentle shove.
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We've all drunk enough watery white wine spritzers and strawberry woo woos (seriously, what were you thinking?) to sink a thousand party boats, so MUNCHIES called on the beverage experts for their favourite alternative summer cocktail recipes.
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Dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, Frankel posed with Bernon — who sported a pair of shades of his own, plus a tie-dye t-shirt — in front of a watery landscape for the summer selfie.
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Its watery synths combine with a pumping production track—kind of like something you'd imagine choosing to listen to on a first-ever MDMA trip—which lends the track a unique sound of youthful and freeing euphoria.
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There are exceptions, of course — money plus good fortune can equal Le Labo or Aesop — but by and large, the cotton swabs are flimsy, the lotions are watery, and the shampoos leave your hair feeling like straw.
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In the short term, when formaldehyde is in the air at levels more than 0.1 ppm, exposure can cause "watery eyes; burning sensations in the eyes, nose, and throat; coughing; wheezing; nausea; and skin irritation," NCI says.
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Here's the thing about single-serve coffee makers, though: A lot of them rely on eco-unfriendly pods filled with pre-ground coffee that's long gone stale, resulting in cups of coffee that taste weak and watery.
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At the end of "A Movie Star," as in "A Place in the Sun," Shelley Winters drowns, a latter-day Ophelia sinking into a watery grave, while her killer, her once and always love, looks on, dispassionate.
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It well represented my circumstances at the time: driving back toward the Rockies, uncertain of my own faith or future, ears ringing from three hours of music, and still a bit sick from that watery Wisconsin beer.
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An angry "explosion," rendered in hot siennas, oranges, and reds, pushes into the foreground against a veil of watery blues that hold between them a matrix of deep blues and indigos — an interweaving dance of hieroglyphic forms.
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Though he would drop back as the later starters made their moves, Woods dodged major danger at Carnoustie's perilous and watery 18th, where his tee shot just missed landing in the trench known as the Barry Burn.
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One of the boys, a stateless teenager from Myanmar named Adul Sam-on, who spoke English with the divers, recalled on Wednesday how surreal it had been to suddenly hear foreign voices emanate from the watery darkness.
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If spring comes early, the birds will sing their lusty songs into the trees and the turtles will awake from their watery winter sleep, and small rodents will emerge from their burrows and blink in the sunshine.
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Given that so many of Schubert's songs place the narrator in a natural setting, the pastoral plangency of an oboe, the watery coolness of a clarinet, or the birdlike freedom of a flute add a visual dimension.
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But Mr. Borgese and some other parents said that even when they carefully cleaned, set and filled the machines, the devices seemed erratic — sometimes producing opaque, milky-looking formula and other times dispensing watery-looking, translucent formula.
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"For those who are not protected, measles is a highly contagious and potentially severe disease that initially causes fever, cough, red, watery eyes, and, finally, a rash," said Dr. Muntu Davis, a Los Angeles county health officer.
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Lemony Pasta With Zucchini and Herbs Every summer, I search for great zucchini pasta recipes, which are harder to find than you'd think: Zucchini can be a watery, mushy, flavorless hanger-on in an otherwise appealing dish.
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In K.O. Götz's "Air Pump Studies/Luftpumpenstudie,"(1945) for which he used a bicycle pump to splat water-based paint onto paper, spikey forms suggest the ominous presence of monsters, somehow more powerful in their watery transparency.
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He bullied dancers, and infuriated friends when he testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, but his engrossing journals, rich with watercolors and watery notes to self, reveal the intense self-doubt that his choreography obscured.
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ALQUEVA, Portugal (Reuters) - As wildfires scorched California yet again this summer, Jose Dariush Leal da Costa, a Bay Area native with Portuguese roots, was harvesting his first almonds in a sun-drenched, watery oasis in southern Portugal.
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Symptoms of exposure to the chemical — which was originally created in Germany as a pesticide — vary in severity, ranging from runny nose and watery eyes to diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, headache and changes in heart rate or blood pressure.
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Taken together, the latest evidence from the ancient Earth and from the moon is painting a picture of a very different Hadean Earth: a stoutly solid, temperate, meteorite-clear and watery world, an Eden from the very beginning.
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"For those who are not protected, measles is a highly contagious and potentially severe disease that initially causes fever, cough, red, watery eyes, and, finally, a rash," Los Angeles County health officer Muntu Davis said in the release.
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After all, if what you've mostly been exposed to are bitter IPAs or the watery, bloat-inducing light beers that permeate college campuses, it's totally understandable that you'd prefer wine or cocktails to a good old fashioned brewsky.
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Let the watery get super steamy for you Dragon Blood bath bomb Make sure your bath is hot and scalding before dropping in this Dragon's Blood bath bomb, which is supposed to make your Khaleesi magic more potent.
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But even showering isn't without concern — the moist setting is a breeding ground for fungus (which can cause athlete's foot), and mold (which can trigger allergies in people with sensitivities, prompting sneezing, nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes).
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But as you're scraping the leftover potato salad into a Tupperware and grabbing one of the last beers from the watery cooler, a friend casually drops a little truth bomb in the form of a ludicrous political opinion.
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