We assume these fall colors will wear off by spring.
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At first I wondered when Stolen's novelty would wear off.
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One risk: Naloxone can wear off before an overdose does.
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The novelty will wear off, and good teams will adjust.
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The base effect is expected to wear off from August onwards.
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I thought the novelty would wear off fast, but it didn't.
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Plus, the henna should wear off in the next few weeks.
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"That impetus is going to wear off over time," Powell said.
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My shock began to wear off and was replaced by anger.
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The allure of the IPO market has started to wear off.
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Worst of all, this grogginess can take hours to wear off.
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How long did it take for the glamour to wear off?
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But the noticeable effects will wear off after a few hours.
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But novelties wear off, and people will always prefer convenience and affordability.
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As the buzzwords wear off, some have begun asking, what's the point?
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It didn't wear off after a few days or a few weeks.
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Uncertainties will always be there, but they will wear off with time.
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"Write a verse while I twerk / I wear off-white in church"?
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The effects would wear off quicker, the dose I would need increased.
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It will take a generation or so for that to wear off.
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Trust me, the immediately satisfaction will wear off before you know it.
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But the shine has begun to wear off these Manhattan hero lawyers.
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Users can easily get bored as the novelty of games wear off.
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By this point, the novelty had begun to wear off in the office.
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Dye-sublimation is also good, and is unlikely to wear off anytime soon.
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However, it's unclear whether the novelty factor will wear off after some time.
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She said Monday the excitement of Obama's letter has yet to wear off.
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Did the bad boy's sheen of sexiness wear off once he started balding?
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Three days into our trip, their quasi-celeb factor began to wear off.
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That sheen could possibly wear off when the two brands merge, Foy said.
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It only took a couple of days for the fear to wear off.
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The drugs start to really wear off right as it's time for bed.
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According to him, modern civilization is a thin varnish, and it'll wear off eventually.
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"I felt strange as soon as the anesthesia started to wear off," Steenburgen said.
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I feared some sickness at the beginning but thought that would wear off fast.
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But as the fake igloo concept expands, the novelty also starts to wear off.
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"The effect might wear off, but you don't know how susceptible you are," he says.
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The games don't offer a lot of depth, and the novelty will wear off quickly.
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Otherwise, the effects may either wear off or become too stressful for your nervous system.
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"I knew he meant business, and the sleepy fog started to wear off," Nuttall wrote.
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Maybe. But hopefully that will wear off once I delete the game from my phone.
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The directionless feeling you had around the new moon will start to wear off, too.
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"I felt strange as soon as the anesthesia started to wear off," she told IndieWire.
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And then also maybe underestimated how long it would take for that to wear off.
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What makes this episode interesting is that it's where that allure begins to wear off.
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But then, when the spell seems about to wear off, Alma refuses to let it.
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They bought some cool with Instagram, but the shine is starting to wear off that one.
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It's a brief experience, but it lasts about long enough for the joke to wear off.
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"The stimulants would make me edgy and then they wouldn't wear off at night," she said.
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While franchises continue to thrive at the box office, this may eventually wear off with consumers.
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Eventually the low-rate sugar rush will wear off and fundamentals will come back into focus.
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Overdose victims still need medical treatment because the effects of naloxone wear off after 30 minutes.
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The night wasn't so great, because it felt like it was never going to wear off.
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You had to make sure you kept the paintballs coming, as the effects would periodically wear off.
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I think that's taken a while to wear off, in part because Twilight's imprint was so indelible.
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Fashion tradition usually dictates that royal women do not wear off-shoulder or other more revealing styles.
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It still tastes good but the appeal of this particular meal is definitely starting to wear off.
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After delivery and before they wear off, those antibodies help protect the infant during its first months.
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Inflation should fall further later in the year, as the effects of the lira's decline wear off.
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After that exchange, the novelty of the experiment began to wear off, and I started feeling grumpy.
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Myth and Rule worked similarly when I wore them, though they seemed to wear off more quickly.
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Most economists expect growth to slow down as any effect from the business tax cuts wear off.
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Three weeks into the job at the F.T.C., some of the adrenaline has begun to wear off.
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Goldman Sachs and RBC recently called for prices to rebound as the Iran sanctions waivers wear off.
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Annual headline inflation had been expected to rise in December, as favourable base-year effects wear off.
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They&aposre warm, waterproof, and rugged, yet stylish enough to wear off the hiking trails and campgrounds.
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I thought it would wear off as the semester got underway, but I guess not this year.
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When we made the final payment, we felt this incredible elation that took months to wear off.
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The glow of winning the Stanley Cup shouldn't ever really wear off—and nor should your celebration drunk.
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The problem, he says, was that the intensity started to wear off after a certain number of levels.
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And its protective effects may wear off faster for this age group than it does for young people.
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The antibiotic's effects can wear off over time and lead to persistent infections that require extensive, expensive medications.
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Time will pass and there is the danger the international community's outrage against the atrocities will wear off.
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This novelty effect can wear off and people might end up choosing convenience instead of Menu Next Door.
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The novelty of the newest tech will always wear off when the next generation of hardware eclipses it.
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The sedative effects will start to wear off, but your brain is still trying to maintain its equilibrium.
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Sometimes the impact of even the most effective sex health curriculum can wear off years later, he says.
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Can these novelties ensure the excitement doesn't wear off, exposing cleaning as the Cinderella-pumpkin-carriage it really is?
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At least that's the night before—the port will wear off and get out of the system quickly enough.
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Instead of waiting for the rash to naturally wear off, you can force your body to deal with it.
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After the initial nerves of the first date wear off, second dates can actually be more of a thrill.
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Why it matters: Dyes, retardants and other fabric treatments can wash away, wear off or irritate some people's skin.
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"They are still pretty shook up, but I think the initial shock is starting to wear off," Butler said.
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That buzz has already started to wear off, and 21990's growth won't look nearly as hot by comparison.
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In light of the Kremlin's anti-democratic rhetoric and collapsing economy, that Soviet-era nostalgia soon could wear off.
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Midol will wear off after about half a work day, and during most periods I'll pop six a day.
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Those marks typically wear off over time, so it's good that OXO made indelible markings on the handle, too.
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As the novelty of the category begins to wear off, more users are likely to choose function over form.
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Read more: Black Lapel's custom blazer made a former editor want to never wear off-the-rack blazers again
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This product doesn't smudge or wear off, and you'll be left with beautiful, natural-looking brows all day long.
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"Temporary is much better because some of the effect will wear off," Karp, who does not treat Jenner, told PEOPLE.
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Those should keep you reading deep into the night while you wait for your Halloween sugar rush to wear off.
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But as the franchise chugged along into it's second installment, directed by Elizabeth Banks, the novelty started to wear off.
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The shots that I'd gotten last summer to treat my headaches were supposed to wear off after a few months.
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"We do fake tattoos on him all the time, and he's like, 'That's never going to wear off,'" she said.
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The powers will most likely wear off harmlessly before he has the chance to accidentally undo the creation of Earth.
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Once leeches are peeled away, the resulting wounds leak blood for another six hours, until the anticoagulant chemicals wear off.
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But economists predict economic growth will slow in 2019 as the effects of tax cuts and government spending wear off.
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Once the drug is inside the eye, the effects wear off and a new injection is needed, Dr. Gentile said.
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The novelty of telecommuting might "wear off after a while," and you might find that your productivity wanes, Dutcher says.
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The growth now, he said, is being pushed by fiscal stimulus like tax cuts and spending that will wear off.
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There is always some kind of activity around flowering knotweed, especially in midmorning, after autumn's early overnight chills wear off.
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He said the anti-inflamatory medicine he was taking began to wear off toward the end of the 256-pitch outing.
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It took less than a minute for the adrenaline to wear off and for a deep-seated fear to take over.
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Trump's fiscal stimulus may have given the economy a shot in the arm this year, but that will soon wear off.
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She also said that marijuana can stay in the blood for hours, days and even weeks after its effects wear off.
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The drug's effects wear off quickly, so patients need to go back to it multiple times a day to avoid withdrawal.
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Then, when "the sleepy fog started to wear off," she realized something was wrong — Luke's blood sugar had dipped to 57.
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It said growth rates would ease as the effects of the depreciation of the euro and low oil prices wear off.
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Although, that would make sense, as Ben Carson always seems like a guy who's waiting for the nitrous to wear off.
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Then there's a couch if they want to sit there and wait for the immediate effects of the drug to wear off.
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Palm oil output is forecast to recover this year as the dry weather effects of a crop damaging El Nino wear off.
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And given the Cubs' historic futility, it would take quite a prolonged dynasty for the novelty of their success to wear off.
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Some users start stumbling around zombie-like after taking them, though these catatonic effects typically wear off after 20 minutes or so.
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The medication gives me side effects (brain fog, exhaustion, and a decreased appetite), but they usually wear off in a few hours.
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"In babies beyond the newborn period, the analgesic effects wear off quickly," Harrison, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"You just get physically ill when the stakes are that high," she says, adding that the feeling didn't wear off for weeks.
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Some nutritionists say the combination could make you feel more tired later on, when both the caffeine and the cortisol wear off.
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During a monologue on Friday's show, Maher joked that eventually Trump's "charm" would wear off and his supporters would begin demanding results.
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Some reverted to old exclusionary tactics, keeping this music segregated from its obvious analog while hoping that the novelty would wear off.
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Alternatively, one could argue that he's a new face and that his appeal will wear off as he faces attacks and criticism.
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"I kind of let them wear off for a minute to see what it really was like," he says over the phone.
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Her idea was to lay low in Berkeley, let the drugs wear off over time, but she was in poor shape already.
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" Six or seven hours later, the epidural started to wear off — and Bell began "scratching holes in [her] face like a meth addict.
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The excitement of seeing megastars voguing started to wear off, though, when some realized it wouldn't have lasting effects for the broader community.
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Instead, the rise in the GDP calculation occurred in large part because a sizable inventory build didn't wear off as quickly as anticipated.
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For the vast majority of patients, as many as 95 percent, the effects wear off as soon as they have a decent sleep.
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That, she says, is when the shock and adrenaline from the trauma began to wear off and her mental health began to suffer.
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That's after inflation is expected to return to double-digits in the last two months of the year as base effects wear off.
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Fed members' business contacts indicated general confidence about the prospects for growth, while citing several potential obstacles once fiscal policy started to wear off.
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But some analysts cautioned November might be as good as it gets as the effects of vast monetary stimulus from central banks wear off.
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Radiation also had early negative effects, and so did the combination of the two, except in those two groups, the effects didn't wear off.
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The risk of waiting three more months is that the hype could wear off, even just a bit, and send the stock spiraling downward.
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But as more states and countries relax their cannabis laws, the novelty of getting blitzed out of your mind is starting to wear off.
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For he knows that once the pain meds wear off, and the gravity of what just happened sets in, Eve will need moral support.
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Sure, my adoration for the longer commute will likely wear off as time goes on (or after we experience our first major train delay).
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But when that buzz begins to wear off, we need to remember that we got here because we've been busy advocating, not just celebrating.
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Hiring has been strong in recent months, but economists predict US growth will slow in 83 as the effects of tax cuts wear off.
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The adults wear off-brand crocs or sneakers several sizes too big or with the heels crushed in to allow space for their toes.
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In the United States, the national debt is rising and the stimulus from large tax cuts may start to wear off by next year.
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The federal government isn't likely to pass a big tax cut again this year, which means the stimulative effects will start to wear off.
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His general anesthesia began to wear off as his incision was sutured, but an interpreter was there to reassure him the procedure was nearly finished.
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It's also inevitable that VR's novelty will wear off to some extent, at which point you'll get fewer total newcomers clamoring for their first experience.
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Some of the animals were fooled by the watermelons' new look, not realizing the "eggs" were juicy snacks until the pigment started to wear off.
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But soon, that high will wear off, and you'll need to define for yourself a new type of "change" to accomplish, and you'll pursue that.
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Most lipsticks wear off after an hour or two, but Marc Jacobs Beauty Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick offers up to 10 hours of wear.
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To their thinking interest rates remain low enough to encourage investment and spending, but the boost from Trump's first-term policies will simply wear off.
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This is typical: The drug's effects wear off quickly, so patients often need to go back to it multiple times a day to avoid withdrawal.
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Still, the U.S. may eventually lose its immunity to the economic doldrums, as the effects of last year's tax cuts and government spending wear off.
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Economists have been warning about a likely slowdown, particularly in the U.S. where fiscal stimulus from the 2017 tax bill is expected to wear off.
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As the Miss Universe crown was placed atop her head and the adrenaline of the night began to wear off, Zozibini Tunzi had one thought.
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Economists forecast a further deceleration through 2019, as the effects of the fiscal stimulus wear off and as businesses and consumers confront higher interest rates.
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While many hair straighteners have ceramic coated plates, plates made entirely from this material are more effective, as this coating can wear off over time.
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Letitia is safe with them — Gryla has an enchanted teddy bear, and the spell will wear off by the time she's far away in the mountains.
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It's been over a year since the world of video games lost Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata, and for many the pain has yet to wear off.
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It was day two, after the morphine and oxycodone started to wear off, when I started to feel like I had been hit by a bus.
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The novelty of playing trivia for money via phone has begun to wear off, and people increasingly ignored HQ's push notifications to join its next game.
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Approval ratings historically have experienced some turbulence during their first nine months, as honeymoon periods wear off and presidents face the first tests of their tenures.
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Zandi cautioned that the next two years will be more difficult than Trump's first two as the stimulus from his tax cuts starts to wear off.
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Tax cuts and spending increases have fueled the recent good times, raising the budget deficit and implying a slowdown could occur as those effects wear off.
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Powell noted potential headwinds to growth, including slowness in housing and the potential that fiscal stimulus through tax cuts could wear off in another year or so.
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Otherwise, the novelty of playing an AR game on your coffee table or placing a virtual dinosaur in your living room tends to wear off pretty quickly.
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Stateside, the effects of fiscal support from the Trump administration's tax cuts will wear off while in China, structural reforms are putting a lid on growth prospects.
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After the relief in France and euphoria in the U.S. wear off, equity markets may eventually impose a lasting discount on valuations to compensate for political dysfunction.
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"Friendship is really important, it has to be more than physical [in a relationship] because that will wear off," Cobb said during a phone call with Refinery29.
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Yoshida's next challenge is to make sure Sony keeps up this momentum even after the impact of restructuring and demand for image sensors wear off, analysts said.
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They're fun for about four minutes, but Victrola is hoping the novelty doesn't wear off when all of those pins are autonomously jumping around to your music.
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The difference is that, unlike in Williams syndrome, its effects wear off in a matter of hours, and the ability to discriminate in whom to befriend returns.
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As the effects of alcohol wear off during the night, the brain will try to "catch up" with its cycles, meaning that activity changes rapidly and erratically.
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Most economists have been projecting a slowdown in 2019 as the effects of tax cuts and government spending wear off, turning into a recession sometime in 2020.
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As the effects of alcohol start to wear off, the blood vessels in your head begin to retract in a process called vasoconstriction, which further causes headaches.
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It sometimes took days for the effects to wear off, and even then, Dr. Ketchum wrote in a self-published memoir, many displayed irrational aggressions and fears.
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Getting one of the two veterinarians on staff to an unconscious deer in the car-dependent borough before the drugs wear off can be tough, he said.
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Higher rates will make it harder for companies to refinance and will put pressure on them once the stimulative effects of tax cuts wear off, Minerd said.
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Afterward, as I waited for the regional block to wear off, I was alert, with none of the chills or grogginess that bedeviled me with general anesthesia.
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The name refers to the New Zealand city's apparently rich jogging history and the silhouette draws from the lightweight comfort runners want, adapted for wear off the trails.
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A number of economists have predicted a loss of growth momentum this year as a property boom cools and the boost from previous stimulus starts to wear off.
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Afterward, you'll need to rest a lot (as Douglas is doing now) to let the anesthesia wear off and to allow the stitches in your mouth to heal.
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Relaxers wear off slowly and then all at once, until you're staring at yourself in the mirror after a hot summer day and frantically making your next appointment.
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The battles are harder because there are more things to juggle, but the novelty undeniably started to wear off despite the introduction of new adversaries and boss encounters.
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The novelty has begun to wear off, and with so many experienced trivia whizzes, cash jackpots are often split between enough people that winners only get a few bucks.
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However, the effects of naloxone can wear off in 20 to 90 minutes, so the idea is to rescue someone from an overdose and get them medical attention immediately.
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"The provisions go down when the balance of the banks' non-performing loans increase or if they write off more assets, which would wear off the reserves," said Chen.
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As the shock and pandemonium of seeing the night's biggest moment blow up in such a spectacular fashion began to wear off, people looked around for someone to blame.
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In the long term, Sinclair hopes the festival will showcase work that helps define narrative VR. "If it's just gimmicky, the novelty will wear off very quickly," she says.
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However, she noted the potential for a "rebound effect" in which, as the stimulants wear off, the symptoms of ADHD can be greater than with no medication at all.
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A line of coke might wear off in 15 or 20 minutes before you want another, but a line of good speed can keep you up for 24 hours.
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All of the old people will tell you that the initial twitterpated moments of infatuation wear off, and you eventually have to find a way to support each other.
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For the best part of a year the Verizon disinflation became crucial to central bankers' own communications, as they promised financial markets that the effect would soon wear off.
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And the labels born of Brexit — Remainers who fought to keep Britain in the European Union, and Leavers who fought to do the opposite — have yet to wear off.
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These short-term effects may eventually wear off, though the Saudi government will be reluctant to see local investors burned after they bought into the crown prince's prize project.
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And the Retina display's anti-reflective coating has started to wear off, but I've been too lazy to bring it to Apple for what could be a free repair.
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Unlike the Chainsmokers song of the same title, Pablo's "Closer" is better suited to smoky, after-hours loft parties, before the lights come on and the drugs wear off.
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The lira could come under renewed pressure if that margin narrows in November and December, when inflation is expected to bounce back once the so-called base effects wear off.
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I got stuck trying to hit certain benchmarks in 3DMark and continuously swapping out CPUs and GPUs to fit a customer's budget, so the game's charm started to wear off.
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But, according to The Sun, her Carolina Herrera dress is in direct violation of royal protocol, which dictates that women should not wear off-the-shoulder or other "revealing" styles.
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He still takes 10 milligrams of escitalopram, an antidepressant, and when the mushrooms wear off, 30 milligrams of the opioid oxycodone, but otherwise his prescription drug intake has drastically decreased.
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"Once you move in together, your rose-colored glasses start to wear off and seemingly endearing traits become more irritating and harder to overlook," DatingScout dating expert Celia Schweyer notes.
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It's happening just as the American economy is expected to slow down after the economic high of the tax cuts that went into effect last year starts to wear off.
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The summit coincides with a tricky investment landscape - will equities remain the go-to sector as the sugar-rush of President Donald Trump's $210 trillion stimulus starts to wear off?
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But the effect can wear off, or even backfire: "How much do I get?" a client told us her daughter said one day when asked to pick up her room.
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If Samsung or any of these companies ever release a foldable phone, it'll get some oohs and ahhs for daring to do something new, but the novelty will wear off fast.
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I'm sure the novelty will wear off at some point, but I still remind myself on the regular that this is where I live and this is who I live with.
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All they need is to make the truck self-driving and the entire staff could be out of jobs—the thought makes the novelty of this prototype wear off pretty quickly.
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Dudley said a more natural balance between supply and demand could come back in the third and fourth quarter of this year, after which stock levels could start to wear off.
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"As camera phones keep getting better and better, I think the appeal of Snap will wear off if it still takes grainy photos," said Christopher Smith, who's in his mid-30s.
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At some point the positive effects for companies from the Republican tax law are going to wear off and some of those corporations "are going to stop buying things," Cox said.
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After the heady early days of homeownership wear off, first-time buyers often quickly realize that they lack even the most basic skills needed to take care of their new home.
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But there is a broad consensus that the pace will slow as the sugar high provided by the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut and spending increases begins to wear off.
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It could happen, and we're very badly positioned to respond if it does, but the more likely story is just a slowdown as the effects of the deficit splurge wear off.
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But when their last dose of drugs starts to wear off, they'll take anything to avoid withdrawal, which they describe as the flu on steroids with fever, vomiting, diarrhea and high anxiety.
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However, Governor Luis Maria Linde said growth rates in the short term and medium term would ease as the effects of the depreciation of the euro and low oil prices wear off.
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That would wear off eventually, but if you want to bring more people to a thing, you have to expose that thing to more people who would otherwise not see it. 2.
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Bass, who said his firm is long bonds, told CNBC's Brian Sullivan that the economic stimulus from President Donald Trump's 2017 tax cuts will wear off toward the end of this year.
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It's just like being back in Brazil, until the warming effects of the mulled wine wear off and I have to wrap my big old European coat and scarf around me again.
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"The initial shock value is starting to wear off so its not surprising to see that the banks are holding up a bit better," said Christopher Conway at the Australian Stock Report.
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The idea of playing stuff that only a handful of people are going to appreciate can feel really romantic and sexy, but that can wear off pretty quickly and weigh on you.
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That may be true in the short term, but if robot waiters become as commonplace as the industry assumes, the novelty will quickly wear off and they will inevitably need fewer human employees.
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The biggest challenge is figuring out what ingredients in Star Wars comprise its true identity, while the biggest fear is finding out that the magic can wear off if the recipe is wrong.
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And although the effects of too much, too young are reversible, Dr. Chantrey says it can take time — longer than the three to four months it takes for your Botox to wear off.
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Either VR will just be a completely separate part of my gaming diet — like it is now — or the strangeness will wear off, and it won't feel any more isolating than wearing headphones.
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And those values are more important than the initial attraction (which fades as the hormones wear off), and more important than a set of common interests – those can be negotiated in a relationship.
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What if eventually we run out of things to talk about, or the googly eyes of early love wear off and I'm with a guy who I don't feel I can relate to?
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Coupled with the fact that the vaccine may be starting to wear off in some, college students are at a greater risk of not only getting the virus themselves — but spreading mumps elsewhere.
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But there is a broad consensus that the pace of growth will slow as the sugar high provided by the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut and spending increases begins to wear off.
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You've gotta see this video of Nick right before the arrest -- it's that magic moment when cops arrive, your buzz starts to wear off and you tell your friend, "I'm so sorry, man!!"
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So this hybrid top not only addresses the whole how-to-wear-off-the-shoulder-year-round issue, but it also provides a solution for weaving your on-trend looks into your office wardrobe.
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However, some analysts question whether the growth rate can be maintained once the impact of earlier stimulus measures begins to wear off and as the property market starts to cool, which is widely expected.
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The thrill may wear off eventually, but I never got tired of experimenting with different ways to contort myself around enemy fire, working the edges of my peripheral vision for clues to incoming attacks.
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According to the Bitar Cosmetic Surgery Institute, when the saline injections wear off it can cause a loose appearance in the breasts if a woman is older or naturally has looser, less elastic skin.
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For example, if you get your shot today and the flu season hits in January or February, chances are good that some of the protection will wear off in those intervening months (STAT News).
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" But then the high would wear off, leaving me feeling alone and disconnected yet again, with the added guilt of thinking, "If I can't be happy with all this, can I ever be happy?
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The decision would prove pivotal in her career — being back in L.A. allowed her to attend a callback for Ma — but the glow of college in New York City had already begun to wear off.
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One hospital doctor, who sees someone high on spice on almost every shift, says that the effects are wildly varied and that it is impossible to predict how long they may take to wear off.
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That's a good call—the venue should look great, and working a new team into the mix is the right move for an event that's seen much of the novelty wear off over the years.
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It's been less than a week since Grey's Anatomy announced it'd be getting rid of two fan-favorite characters, Dr. April Kepner and Dr. Arizona Robbins, and the painful sting has yet to wear off.
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We know we're only about a week into December, but by now it seems like nearly every food brand has come out with a festive item, and already the novelty has started to wear off.
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Sales and prices have declined unevenly since the tax was imposed, with the volatile monthly numbers reflecting seller reluctance to accept the slowdown and uncertainty about whether the impact of the tax will wear off.
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But most forecasts expect growth to slow down further toward the end of 2019 as the economy maxes out on available workers and the effects of last year's tax cuts and government spending wear off.
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Pros: Aluminum ruler holds its shape, measurements are in centimeters and inches, sliding marker stays in place, can be used for several purposesCons: Screen-printed numbers and hatch marks can wear off with repeated use
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It's unclear exactly how long the MMR vaccine lasts, but it definitely does wear off over time, Stephen Morse, PhD, professor of epidemiology at Columbia University Medical Center who specializes in infectious disease outbreaks, told Refinery29.
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Some of those factors will begin to wear off in 220, so definitely you will see slower growth in 220 in the US. Now, looking at China, it's very interesting, GDP in China, $234 trillion, right?
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced increases in spending on rural areas, infrastructure and fighting poverty, and sought to assure lawmakers and the country that the economic impact of the government's cash crackdown would wear off soon.
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It'll make for good attack ads by Republicans, but some of the damage is already priced in, and some of the effect will wear off if the G.O.P. goes the "Benghazi" route and overplays its hand.
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The numbers will come as most forecasts predict a sharp economic deceleration in the coming year, as the effects of the tax cuts wear off and the Federal Reserve is expected to continue hiking interest rates.
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Maybe it was the numerous amounts of people I saw K-holing in their front seats or maybe the ecstasy was starting to wear off but I began to get bad juju emanating from the shrubbery.
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The "raw water" trend might be fleeting — the appeal of potentially drinking animal pee could wear off — but it has something in common with other pseudoscientific theories that see "natural" as good and "chemical" as bad.
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Even the United States, the world's largest economy, and oft-trumpeted standout performer, is expected to decelerate next year as the stimulative effects of President Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut wear off, leaving huge public debts.
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China's debt-heavy economy is slowing more than experts expected, while there are areas of emerging weakness in the United States as the effects of Mr. Trump's tax cuts and spending increases begin to wear off.
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We tried it here at Refinery29's offices, today February 11th (a full day after the alleged effects of the aligned planets is supposed to wear off) and the hardest part was honestly locating the broom.
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This gets him away from the skeletons pretty quickly but, crucially, it does not get him out of the crypt and it turns out that speed potions, when they wear off, cause a turn of lethargy.
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So it doesn't take long for the novelty to wear off — and for the same weightless unreality that a dimly cognizant Syd complains to Dr. Busker about to begin taking hold of the viewer as well.
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Like Schmidt's, Lavanila Sport Luxe has a very similar texture to more traditional deodorant, and while it might wear off a little bit faster, it still keeps body odor and perspiration at bay for several hours.
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India is a "bright spot" in the world economy, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said as he unveiled his annual budget on Wednesday, adding that the impact on growth from the government's cash crackdown would wear off soon.
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While I did notice the color start to wear off after two cups of coffee, I didn't mind reapplying it because it felt like a hydrating balm — which was a welcome relief in the dry office heat.
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Evidence that Trump's social media star power was also beginning to wear off surfaced last month, when Axios reported that his tweets were receiving less than half the engagement that they got when he first took office.
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Typically, the majority of straightening and smoothing treatments can last anywhere between one and four months — depending on the formula — before the effects begin to wear off, but hair washing and styling habits mean this can vary.
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Permethrin is perhaps the least toxic of all the chemical-based bug repellents, but it's also the most odorless and the least effective on bare skin, where it can wear off in as quickly as 15 minutes.
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On the Christian Louboutin website, under "Product Care," the brand states "red lacquer on our soles will wear off with the use of the shoes," and recommends customers consult with a leather care professional for specific advice.
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The illegal alternative's lower cost and instant butt boost may seem appealing, but despite what Nicki Minaj raps on Big Sean's hit, "Dance (A$$)," ass shots don't "wear off" to desirable results, let alone are consequence-free.
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After wandering around in an attempt to wear off any jet lag (thank god I'm at least not hungover anymore!), we make our way to the Musee d'Orsay where we get tickets and share an audio guide.
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I wouldn't say like, I didn't know if I would need surgery, but I did know...I didn't know that it was this bad, but I just thought that after a couple days it might wear off.
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Though the dots mark the tips of starlings' new feathers all winter, they wear off as spring fades into summer, leaving the birds with a very different plumage without the need to grow a new set of feathers.
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Perhaps I should let some of that Nuba eternal optimism wear off on me and believe that this new US engagement with the Sudan government will allow them to gently nudge them toward a peaceful resolution of conflict.
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The game has been out in the US for two weeks and only a handful of days globally, but it doesn't take too long for the nostalgic excitement to wear off and realize it's actually... kind of boring?
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Among the several reasons Wilson cited as reasons to expect a slowdown in earnings growth is decelerating gross domestic product growth as the effects of President Donald Trump's tax cuts wear off and interest rates continue their upward climb.
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Below, Koch opens up about fans of the brand who haven't heard of the magazine, why she doesn't think the Kardashian hype will wear off any time soon, and what the appeal of streetwear today is really all about.
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Because while I was wallowing in bed, whining and drinking a smoothie and waiting for the novocaine to wear off, Leah was bouncing back from double bone marrow transplants by belting out a cheery tune from her hospital bed.
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The benchmark palm oil price has fallen from around 3,100 ringgit at the start of 2017 to around 2,509 ringgit at present due to rising output as the crop damaging effects of a dry weather El Nino wear off.
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However, worries over a global slowdown have intensified, and most economists expect growth to slow some in 2019, though still remain above trend, then go back to the longer-term average in 2020 as the effects of fiscal stimulus wear off.
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That said, after a few years of being inundated with brand-new, cutting-edge K-beauty products seemingly every day, the novelty of animal-face sheet masks and lip gloss tubes with bunny ears has admittedly started to wear off.
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I made chocolate coffee drinks for E. and myself around midnight to help us stay awake, and it takes a while for them to wear off, even though I'm exhausted since I didn't sleep earlier in the day like E. did.
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What happens when real critics chime in on his work, when the novelty of his art and his gallery wear off, when the busy season ends on Newtown Lane for the fifth or 10th time and winter sets in again?
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Also, the effects for boys lasted through age 12 — at which point they outperformed the control group in reading and math, and their mothers had lower participation in welfare programs — but they seemed to wear off for girls by 12.
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The visions might wear off after just a few hours, but recent research on psilocybin, the active component of magic mushrooms, suggests that taking psychedelics leaves an imprint on your personality—and forms beliefs that last well beyond the end of the trip.
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When taken as directed, stimulants may have mild side effects like jitteriness that typically wear off when kids stop taking these medications, Dr. William Pelham, Jr., director of the Center for Children and Families at Florida International University in Miami, said by email.
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" But if the show was "almost unassailable at the moment," the review said, "the true test for Batman won't be this week or next, but in a couple of months when the novelty of his cape and expertise begin to wear off.
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For a one-two punch, go for a brisk walk or head to the stairs, then add a chaser of coffee, the effects of which will kick in after the exercise effects wear off, said Patrick O'Connor, Ph.D., the stair study's co-author.
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Just as the sheen of "Blonde" had begun to wear off and we stocked the bunkers for another four years, Ocean appeared on Calvin Harris&apos 2017 single "Slide," which locked down "song of the summer" four months before summer even started.
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"What we're going through now is a market beginning to realize the daily rhetoric of the trade news one day positive, one day negative is beginning to wear off," he said, adding he would not be surprised to see stocks end the day higher.
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Yeah, and I think in some categories that's useful, and for some people that's really useful, but by and large people are going to be able to wear off-the-rack clothes, and the question is, though, which ones are going to be best for you?
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As many of us brainstormed our New Year's resolutions and let our hangovers wear off, several firms began this week what for some is a long and arduous process of raising a VC fund and for others is as simple as a few phone calls to LPs.
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This week, speculation has grown that Malcolm Turnbull will bring the federal Budget forward and announce an early election, as the gloss on the recently installed PM begins to wear off and the gap between Coalition and Labor under Bill Shorten continues to narrow in the polls.
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"As we move into 2019, we should start seeing some weaker fundamentals in the U.S. as the higher interest rates over the last year start having a negative impact and as we see the fiscal stimulus from the Trump tax-cuts wear off," TD Securities' Melek added.
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"As we move into 2019, we should start seeing some weaker fundamentals in the U.S. as the higher interest rates over the last year start having a negative impact and as we see the fiscal stimulus from the Trump tax cuts wear off," TD Securities' Melek added.
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The economic effect of President Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut and $300 billion bump in federal spending will wear off in two years and then "in 2020 Wile E. Coyote is going to go off the cliff," former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said this week.
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They usually kick in pretty quickly, within maybe 20 minutes or a half hour, and the effects will wear off within maybe an hour or so, depending on the dose you take, your tolerance, and factors such as whether you've eaten and how much you've slept.
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And now, as the last dregs of my pill wear off, and I wander down through San Antonio, taking my shoes off as I press my toes into the sand, I find myself at Café Del Mar, and go to rest a while in a hammock.
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If a progressive female doctor of color can make such huge gains in a majority-White, conservative Arizona suburb well over a year after the initial post-2016 election Democratic fervor was supposedly going to wear off, no seat is safe over the next six months, including Lesko's.
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The sophomore season atones for that by making the pair "pay" for their adultery: Sam gets sprayed by a skunk, symbolic of how the stench of her affair with one of her best friends' husbands will not soon wear off and Ethan is living with a very creepy roommate.
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It is possible that the FBI letter will be such a huge deal that it really does shift people's feelings about the campaign — or that something even bigger will break in the days right before the election, catching voters before the effects of a news story wear off.
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"THC is toxic to dogs, and while it's pretty rare for a dog to die directly from THC intoxication, it's very likely that they'll at least need to spend a day at the hospital receiving supportive care until the full effects wear off," veterinarian Dr. Mark Primiano told me.
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The company, however, expects second-quarter growth in the number of digital-only news subscriptions to slow compared with the previous two quarters as the effects of the so-called Trump bump — subscriptions spurred by coverage of President Trump, and his attacks on the paper — begin to wear off.
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Doctors put Mr. Peres back to sleep to give his brain a chance to recover, and they will transfer him to the neurosurgical intensive care unit at Chaim Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer, but they will allow the sedation to wear off again briefly on Wednesday afternoon to test his reactions.
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And in 25, when some of the proposed cuts would wear off, a majority of taxpayers making $21981 million per year or more will still have a more than $500 tax cut, while the vast majority of those making less than $100,000 will have virtually no change or a tax increase. 4.
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With borrowing costs on the rise, inflation picking up and the effects of President Donald Trump's tax cuts set to wear off, a negative shock - a further rise in gasoline prices or a jump in the cost of goods due to tariffs - could push those most vulnerable over the edge, some economists warn.
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It's also possible that even with long-acting drugs, the effects might wear off for kids who took medication first thing in the morning then didn't do homework until that night, said Dr. Tumaini Rucker Coker, a pediatrics researcher at Seattle Children's Hospital and the University of Washington who wasn't involved in the study.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star admitted in 2015 that she gets temporary fillers — a better solution than permanent lip fillers or injections, says NYU Langone Health plastic surgeon Dr. Nolan S. Karp, M.D. "Temporary is much better because some of the effect will wear off," Karp, who does not treat Jenner, tells PEOPLE.
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The fellowship, too: by the end of the trip, all of us, clients and guides, vowed to visit one another soon, making what I now know are routine pixie-dust promises that in this case were so unlikely to be kept that it took only a few days for the spell to wear off.
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Though VR headset prices are steadily coming down, the fact is it's still not all that accessible for even the most gadget-obsessed consumers to get started on high-quality VR. This is a major problem for the VR industry, one that will be solved eventually, but it's unclear how much hype will wear off before that happens.
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Concerns about a slowing economy — Goldman Sachs said on Monday in a report that U.S. economic growth could be cut in half by the end of next year as the tax cuts wear off and rates rise — and worries about another round of tariffs against China set for January in the ongoing trade war are weighing on the corporate outlook.
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But when the news began to leak out last month that Johnson was considering retirement, the initial shock started to wear off and people began to acknowledge that while he was still a highly productive receiver, there had been a slight decline in his statistics, which could support the idea that his body was beginning to break down after years of making difficult catches in traffic.
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For the equity markets, it's saying we're having problems in the economy, trade war with China, effects from tax cuts are beginning to wear off, which is why the bond market is thinking that the Fed will cut rates now, which would be a big positive not only for corporate debt borrowings but obviously borrowing costs for the United States would be much lower.
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But that will wear off, and the adrenaline of needing to do tasks from the awful to-do list of death — signing legal paperwork, deciding on cremation or burial, setting a date for services, changing assets into the surviving spouse&aposs name, updating the primary insured person on health insurance, finding passwords, making sure mental health supports are in place, stumbling over the small reminders that can never be anticipated — will diminish (though never disappear).
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