I was scared, nearly to the point of wetting myself.
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Water was splattering onto the concrete and wetting my ankles.
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They were punished for wetting the bed, which just that alone.
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So can wetting yourself or forgetting to wear your name tag.
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He made an awkward joke about Donald Trump wetting his pants.
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So make sure they are drinking and wetting their diapers regularly.
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And constipation, in turn, can aggravate the bladder, causing bed-wetting.
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Its popularity with whistle-wetting journalists of the period stoked the mythos, too.
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Sara: It doesn't have to end with you wetting the bed throwing up [laughs].
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Step 2: After wetting hands with water, turn off the tap and apply soap.
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But if being yourself brings you close to wetting yourself, try being an actor.
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No joke: I was applying concealer under my eyes before I stopped wetting the bed.
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After sufficiently wetting their fur, the bear family went back into the woods without incident.
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Trauma can interfere with sleep, lead to challenges with bed-wetting and create eating problems.
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It was made from bamboo and unlike regular filters did not require wetting before use.
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For little kids, like 4- and 5-year-olds, they may revert to bed wetting.
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One approach of wetting the dust to remove it was not foolproof, the report said.
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Unlike animal hair, these bristles don't absorb any water, so frequent re-wetting is required.
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The nuns psychologically tortured her for days because she was wetting the bed each night.
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A light rain begins to fall, and Turtle holds out her hands and looks up at the sky, huge, misshapen towers of clouds, and then the rain begins in earnest, wetting her hair, wetting her shirt, and she thinks, well, we're in for it now.
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I shower without wetting my hair, because I'm getting a color and cut later this afternoon.
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Competing on a world stage has got to be nerve-wracking, close to pants-wetting business.
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The CDC has some tips, starting with an obvious step: wetting hands with clean, running water.
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They may also become clingy or regress in behavior, such as wetting the bed or thumb-sucking.
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Australian publication Wet Set Magazine [NSFW] is aimed at girls who "enjoy the thrill" of wetting themselves.
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Exhausted, I curled up next to my girls, my tears wetting their hair after they'd fallen asleep.
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That helpless, screaming, wetting, nipple-abrading bundle of joy wouldn't really change the woman who birthed it.
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Her mother sat by her bed, wetting cotton balls and letting Lucía suck on them while they waited.
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We were burning our mouths and swearing and laughing so hard that I was almost wetting my pants.
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Last year, I wrote about my own pants-wetting nightmare that left me with some enduring flight anxiety.
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They are also more likely to have health problems like headaches, stomach aches, back pain, and bed-wetting.
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"It wouldn't be a general election without some early bed-wetting from Washington insiders," said Robby Mook, Mrs.
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After wetting my hair, this leave-in is the best next step to giving my hair lasting hydration.
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Welsh advises completely wetting your hair and slathering it with leave-in conditioner before you get into the water.
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"You should avoid steam and wetting your lashes for the first 48 hours after getting lash extensions," Richardson instructs.
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At the same time, the mysterious girl Eleven, displays telekinetic powers ranging from van-tossing to forced pants-wetting.
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Throughout the mission, there are puns and references about wetting the bed and a mention of the yellow brick road.
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Technicians also continue the habit because wetting the nails is a quick way to soften the cuticles before trimming them.
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Unfortunately, mainstream credibility is still contingent on wetting the musical palates of a pop audience that is read as white.
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The frequency of bed-wetting — to use David Plouffe's preferred term for campaign anxiety — has picked up in recent days.
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Rub the mixture as if you are warming your hands, evenly wetting all the semolina to create a loose crumble.
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If you can stand it, he said, try wetting your hair only every other day and use a dry shampoo.
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What makes Mr. Trump different is that he just doesn't care what the bed-wetting caucus says about his policies.
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Mr. Pharoah, 30, obliged, shedding his tank top and wetting his rippling chest down with a bottle of alkaline water.
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" RUBBER SHEETS: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Mike Huckabee is calling GOP hand-wringing over Donald Trump establishment "bed-wetting.
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The hose, for wetting the clay, must be hung just so along the fence, to prevent it from developing kinks.
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By blocking the drains, however, rainwater that falls on the bogs stays put, re-wetting the system and locking carbon in.
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As a prominent Democrat told me over drinks last night: We are officially in the "bed-wetting phase" of the primary.
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The second system involves the interaction of water and plastic at the surface where they intersect, a process called wetting out.
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It was common for separated children to show regressive behaviors like bed-wetting or loss of language, according to the report.
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She said her son began wetting the bed and that she wasn't allowed to feed her 2-year-old daughter formula.
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Now chronic incontinence forces her to wear diapers all day and has left her too worried about wetting herself to venture outside.
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Macaulay Culkin's little brother Kieran had a small role as Kevin's bed-wetting cousin in Home Alone and Home Alone 2. 28.
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"Hadn't planned on buying Comey's book until I woke up to @realDonaldTrump's pants-wetting Twitter meltdown this morning," Dingell wrote Sunday night.
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If you're out and about, try wetting your fingers with cold water from the sink and then gently pat under your eyes.
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Wetting your scooper or spoon with hot water before serving ice cream is handy, but it's not great in the long run.
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When finished, dispose of fireworks by wetting them down and placing in a metal trash can away from buildings until the following day.
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But Paulson kicked off her acceptance speech on an interesting note: "I had one of those mouth wetting drops," she told the crowd.
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MacDonald says he fell asleep on the living room couch after discovering the bed-wetting and put Kristen back in her own bed.
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Meanwhile, omorashi Tumblr pages feature fan fiction and fan art, while community forums focus on sharing wetting experiences and even erotic stories online.
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The agency aims to restore about 2 million hectares of drained and damaged peatland by 2020 by "re-wetting" them to prevent fires.
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"Sometimes it was like wetting yourself—really fast, only for a few seconds, but there'd be blood down to my knees," Lydia recalls.
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I will choose the humiliation of wearing adult diapers over the humiliation of wetting my bed and having someone else clean the sheets.
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Whether a jacket or a tiny vest, simply wetting it down and putting it on your furry friend will help keep them significantly cooler.
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Every day, I'm shocked by how natural, easy, and even enjoyable the application is — no wetting my sponge, no laboriously blending out the edges.
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He told investigators he fell asleep on the living room couch after discovering the bed-wetting and put Kristen back in her own bed.
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You know, I really just want to make fun of helicopter parents and their pants-wetting baby children and teens, but that chain, man.
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Rubio had followed up his attacks on Trump in the debate with blistering criticisms on Friday that even included a reference to pants-wetting.
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I also took up fly-fishing with an almost obsessive passion, wetting a line everywhere from Wyoming and Idaho to the Bahamas and Belize.
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One boy in Ms. Al-Masry's group had been wetting his bed at night because he was afraid to go to the bathroom alone.
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He experienced dry eyes for a few weeks after undergoing laser vision correction last September but no longer needs to use wetting eye drops.
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Reading about the consequences that will hit us in 2100 or 2500 if we don't shape up might very understandably lead to pants-wetting.
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Harper and Ames say both their daughters are traumatized, and their 4-year-old has been having nightmares and wetting the bed since the incident.
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They would put her in a jumpsuit so she couldn&apost go to the bathroom, and the staff made fun of her for wetting herself.
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Kortni's bed-wetting antics quickly establish her as the housemates' hottest mess, and the next day, she doesn't even remember urinating on her roommate's sheets.
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Bannon said his internal adversaries on trade were "wetting themselves" and predicted the complaint would be revived despite being shelved amid tensions with North Korea.
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Rim the glass with your favorite salt seasoning by wetting the rim and dipping it onto a plate with a nice layer of salt. 2.
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The frenzied nervousness is expected as Democrats are famous for bed-wetting (as famously put by Obama advisor David Plouffe), second-guessing and doomsday predicting.
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But sailors on an open ship, whose coarse canvas sails will only get heavier with a wetting, do not also long for rain, small or large.
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"With the preparation the government is making, the re-wetting activities, I would say there should be no more haze going to the neighbors," Foead said.
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Among liberals, there is an especially rich tradition of "bed-wetting," as even some practitioners call it, at the faintest sign of shakiness from their candidate.
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Posts about your child bed-wetting might help a friend find solutions, or boost their patience for dealing with a similar issue with their own child.
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Wetting the pavement and applying brine solutions help the salt adhere to the road, meaning cities and municipalities can cut back on how much they use.
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His family has said he was a broken man, constantly wetting and soiling the floor of his prison cell and not communicating with his family or lawyers.
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One was punished for wetting the bed, and another was made to sleep in the same direction as the other girls with her hands under her head.
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It claims that during the national anthem a horn let off the supposed "brown note", causing the crowd to immediately start wetting themselves and uncontrollably shitting everywhere.
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OK, I apologize to the pants-wetting children of Gatineau, Quebec, which is a good town to drink in when you are 18 and don't know better.
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Or that JonBenét's constant bed-wetting drove her mother to kill her in a fit of rage (but how do you explain the evidence of sexual molestation?).
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One way to do that consists of cutting towels into two circles 14 to 16 inches in diameter, sewing them together and then wetting them with water.
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Last week the company deleted the high-profile Toy Freaks account, which featured videos of creator Greg Chism's daughters screaming with fear, spitting up, wetting themselves, and bathing.
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"You can count on the sun rising, an ironic Trump tweet from 2012, and Democratic bed-wetting over our field of presidential candidates," said Democratic strategist Christy Setzer.
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Researchers were told children in Nauru suffered from serious mental health problems such as bed wetting or even completing stopping communication, while most faced regular bullying at school.
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"The establishment Republicans are all bed-wetting over this and they don't seem to understand that we have an election," the former Arkansas governor said on Fox News.
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Randa McMahon, the boy's stepmother, allegedly would force the boy to sleep in a large dog kennel and drink his own urine as a punishment for wetting the bed.
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I'd feel guilty for drinking a bottle of water; I'd seen and heard of people wetting or defecating themselves in their cars and had some very close calls myself.
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He suggested Friday morning that Trump was a "con artist" who was worried about wetting his pants and mocked the serial tweeter's spelling before a delighted crowd in Texas.
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It was mortifying enough when the Republican debate last week introduced the question of whether it was appropriate for one presidential candidate to accuse another of wetting his pants.
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In fact, just watch the video to get a feeling for why musicians are both scratching their heads and wetting themselves with excitement over this new cornucopia of creativity.
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To make matters worse, he stuttered badly and was bullied at boarding school, not only for his stammer but for wetting his bed and being such a poor scholar.
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Elizabeth Egerer testified on Friday that the messages between Brad Fields, 28, and Candice Diaz, 24, chronicled their abuse of 4-year-old Gabrielle Barrett, who had been wetting herself.
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Different rice production strategies can also help – for example, alternating wetting and drying cycles in rice cultivation can reduce water consumption and methane emissions as well as rice methylmercury concentrations.
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"Everybody is wetting their beak on a percent of a higher list price, and we've got to change those dynamics," said Azar, a former executive at pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly.
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They did find reason to be hopeful: certain mitigation efforts can potentially help curb the danger of peat bog fires, like re-wetting the land and encouraging moss to regrow.
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" The Pentagon went on to ban service by transgender individuals and even characterized transgender identity as a "deficiency" classified alongside bed-wetting and "disturbances of perception, thinking, [and] emotional control.
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"Sometimes parents say their kids have symptoms of anxiety and are wetting the bed and they feel their child needs to see a counselor or needs medication," Dr. Fernando said.
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Throughout the Mueller investigation my Twitter feed was alight with liberal and NeverTrump fantasies about how Trump must be bed-wetting, flop-sweat terrified by the tough G-man's investigation.
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Throughout the Mueller investigation my Twitter feed was alight with liberal and NeverTrump fantasies about how Trump must be bed-wetting, flop-sweat terrified by the tough G-man's investigation.
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Duhigg explains that habit "reversal therapy" is a legitimate technique used for things like tics and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as well as predilections such as gambling, smoking and bed-wetting.
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" Another Democratic strategist said while it's "Democratic bed-wetting season and a lot of people are missing the forest for the trees, Clinton is doing fine" while Trump is "imploding.
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Also thioacetates revert back to thiols when they're introduced to water, which, in effect, is why water makes skunk stink worse — by wetting it, you're making more of the stink molecules.
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She and the writers wanted to demonstrate how losing a tooth, wetting the bed, or having an evil substitute teacher or stepmother can foil your plans even when you're a superhero.
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While Eugene was wetting his whistle with homemade explosives and video games, Dwight was out hunting for his ex-wife, Sherry, who was responsible for freeing Daryl a few episodes back.
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He was trying to protect the house he&aposs lived in since he was 221 by wetting it down, but the wind shifted and sent the flames barreling right toward him.
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A 2006 study showed that children who had been bullied have higher rates of both physical and mental illness, including abdominal pain, bed-wetting, poor appetite, sleeping problems, anxiety and depression.
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Some people rinse the ball between throws to clean it off—but wetting the ball might actually make it pick up more bacteria from people's hands and wherever else it lands.
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Dr. Nimali Fernando, a pediatrician in Spotsylvania, Va., noticed that many of her patients' concerns could be traced to poor diet — even problems that may not seem connected, like bed-wetting.
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This study found that wetting the skin with a cool sponge on the chest, arms, back, legs, and face may help reduce sweating and thermal discomfort during workouts in the heat.
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A self-proclaimed "mama's boy … without his mama," Riley struggles with bed-wetting plus another "condition" — being attracted to boys — that some in his small, Christian town consider cause for shame.
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He faked a cough, composed himself, then bent over the photographs again, wetting his finger not on his tongue but on the fat, spittley lip hanging down between his frown lines.
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The researchers felt, based on their analysis, that surface wetting from presumed rain was the most likely explanation, though, which would make this the first observation of rain on Titan's north pole.
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Wynhoff said that the previous day, Justis had been in a "time out" for seven ours as punishment for wetting the bed, and that the boy fell asleep at 7:30 p.m.
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I would have predicted Moira Rose winning an Oscar for directing The Crows Have Eyes 3 before I guessed that Schitt's Creek would do an entire bit on David wetting the bed.
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Toy Freaks — which featured videos of creator Greg Chism's young girls screaming with fear, spitting up, "wetting" themselves, and bathing — had more than 8 million subscribers when it was shut down in November.
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But a full 39 percent of the state remains in drought, and those same storms that have been filling up reservoirs and wetting California's farms have also caused worrying amounts of coastal erosion.
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To the right, it swept through Hyde Park, dampening the crazies at Speakers' Corner, slicking the black paths of bikers in translucent macs, wetting the stoic ducks that bobbed in the Great Pond.
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All of this led many Democrats, including many of Biden's supporters, to engage in collective bed-wetting about a man who did not seem up to the task of taking on Donald Trump.
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The IPMT methodology will enable the Indonesian authorities to better manage peatlands, and help them create canals and wetting systems to protect peat in the dry season, WRI's Samadhi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Most inks are just like a pure powder pigment mixed with a wetting agent—like propylene glycol or something like that—that the body can break down and leaves the ink behind," Mostrom says.
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He said mines had practices to alleviate it, like wetting down roadways, installing proper ventilation, turning on water sprays, ensuring cuttings heads were working properly, and making sure miners positioned themselves to minimize harm.
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Read for all this, but mostly to savor lines like these: 'he plunged into the sea and swooped between/the waves, just like a seagull catching fish,/wetting its whirring wings in tireless brine.
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The restaurant also sets out a nifty caddy that holds circles of rice paper and warm water, in a miniature bathtub, for wetting the paper until it is soft enough to fashion into rolls.
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You know, it's so clear that that's a really unhelpful way to get a child to start wetting their bed, but the punishments were just extraordinarily humiliating and shaming in orphanages all over the world.
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But it's mostly an audit of an industry that has spent much of the past decade wetting its pants in fear of digital technology and then worrying about whether to go to the dry cleaners.
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I enjoy slipping it on and fastening the sash and—because this, too, has become part of the ritual—wetting and combing my hair so that, unforeseeably, I am more spruce than I've been in years.
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And as those who garden know, agar is actually beneficial for plants: It is used as a wetting agent to help keep soil moist, something the designers envision as an added bonus for the material's end-life.
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The agency's goal is to prevent fires by "re-wetting" 2 million hectares (5 million acres) of drained and damaged peatland - roughly the size of Israel - with at least 30 percent of that carried out this year.
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To be fair, this lube is not marketed as an orgasm booster, though the wording is a bit vague as to what you are supposed to be gaining from it beyond wetting things up a bit temporarily.
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When he went before the board, he was disappointed that Barton never provided him with an opportunity to talk about the bed-wetting; the thing he feared talking about was also the thing he yearned to discuss.
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When it comes to personal hygiene, a 10-liter "stop start shower" -- wetting yourself, switching off the shower, soaping and then washing off the soap to use a total of 90 seconds of running water -- is recommended.
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Tom*, a US-based omorashi community member who makes desperation and wetting videos, tells VICE he first got into the fetish after a relationship in which he and his girlfriend would sometimes pee on each other during sex.
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So my mom films me triumphantly wetting my hair in this new way, but on my rise, I accidentally smash my soft head on the tub's tap resulting in traumatized waterworks from me and bemused confusion from my brother.
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The humble "slip 'n slide" is a fixture of summers in backyards around the world, but in Australia some people have taken the act of wetting a bunch of plastic and sliding around on it, to a spectacular level.
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In an interview this week with The American Prospect, Mr. Bannon mocked his colleagues, including Gary D. Cohn, one of the president's chief economic advisers, saying they were "wetting themselves" out of a fear of radically changing trade policy.
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Perhaps — like Patsy Ramsey, who lived under an "umbrella of suspicion" until her own death — she's too flashy, too image-conscious, an overbearing stage mom possibly capable of staging a ransom note and committing murder over her daughter's bed-wetting.
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That Mr. Rubio would make double entendres about the size of Mr. Trump's hands and talk about Mr. Trump wetting his pants shows how much his influence has permeated this race and how willingly his rivals are copying his tactics.
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Washing my hands Cape Town-style -- a quick wetting and then soaping with the water off, before another quick spurt to remove the foam -- I watched a man alongside me leave the tap running while he soaped and washed his hands.
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On the other hand, private businesses are under no obligation to help distribute your bullshit, something, in fairness, I've argued countless times when the alt-right has cried about being shadow-banned or whatever other conspiracy theories they're wetting their diapers over lately.
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Next, we tested each towel's strength by wetting them and topping them with metal weights Before we started our test, we weighed a dry sheet of each paper towel on an electronic balance just to see if they were all the same weight.
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But such opponents of enlargement are just "wetting their pants", fearing that the prospect of migration from the Balkans will be a gift to populists, says an irritated Eurocrat; so much for Mr Macron's grand ideas for a Europe that lives up to its potential.
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The same is true for their unseen son, Sebastian, who at 5 cannot stop wetting the bed; Aisha's N.Y.U.-student sister, Adriana (Tanyamaria); and their neighbor Jean-Baptiste (Roland Lane), an aspiring rapper who spends his days on the stoop of their building, getting high.
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After treating each page for oxidation and foxing (in layman's terms, discoloration and dark spots), they will need to be relaxed by humidifying the fibers of the paper, and then flattened between a sandwich of blotters and Gore-Tex to reduce the undulations caused by wetting.
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Slowly pour an additional 2 cups|500 ml of the stock into the semolina (again, you may not need all of the water) and once again, rub the mixture as if you are warming your hands, evenly wetting all the semolina to create a loose crumble.
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As if you were perming your hair, you'll want to avoid wetting your lashes (and applying mascara) for 24 hours post-treatment, and you'll always want to ask your lash specialist to perform a patch test first to avoid any potential allergic reactions to the solution.
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Adjusted in scale and palette only, an aggressive scraping and wetting technique advanced the artist's radically subjective tone to the point in which it not only unsettled one's presumptions concerning a so-called lower species, but simultaneously propelled a viewer's sense of the angelic into Miltonian ambiguities.
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Researchers at the California Institute of Technology investigated just how they accomplish these feats, and their findings—published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences—suggest that the alkali fly's never-wetting superpowers come from an effective coupling of fly fuzz and god-tier waterproofing.
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Poems willing to enter into this fraught space don't merely stand on the bank calling out instructions on how or what to believe; they take us by the arm and walk us into the lake, wetting us with the muddied and the muddled, and sometimes even the holy.
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He has delivered toasts at the annual William J. Donovan dinner given by the O.S.S. Society, which is named after the World War II-era precursor to the C.I.A. Mr. Greene has joined in a few "wetting-down" ceremonies, in which newly promoted officers buy a celebratory round for their colleagues.
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She writes: Poems willing to enter into this fraught space don't merely stand on the bank calling out instructions on how or what to believe; they take us by the arm and walk us into the lake, wetting us with the muddied and the muddled, and sometimes even the holy.
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Born Trump explores much of Donald's relationship with his five children (from three wives) — including the hard-partying college days of eldest son Donald Trump Jr., whose alleged habit of passing out in his college classmates' rooms and wetting their beds reportedly earned him the nickname "Diaper Don" at the University of Pennsylvania.
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To ensure water would roll off the canopies rather than staying put (via adhesion), the designers at Apple and Foster + Partners ended up consulting a 1994 study out of the University of Minnesota—"The Teapot Effect: Sheet-Forming Flows With Deflection, Wetting, and Hysteresis"—that informed how the canopies would curve to deflect rain.
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The former White House chief strategist, who abruptly left his role in August, gave a bombastic interview just days before he left that lambasted members of the Trump administration for "wetting themselves" on trade disputes with China and being duped in a "sideshow" over attempts to recruit Chinese help on dealing with North Korea.
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The term saltwater fly fishing usually conjures images of wading calf-deep in gin-clear waters across Bahamian sandflats for bonefish, but the reality is that most of us will spend most of our time wetting lines in more northern climes, which is fine, but a fly line fit for the job is in order.
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That's one of the many problems with The Conjuring 2: no matter how many pants-wetting, throat-clenching, hysterical-weeping-under-the-covers moments the main characters have, they're still improbably ready to take slow, tense, solitary walks through the darkened rooms of an extremely haunted house, staring into pitch-black corners, just waiting for something to lunge out and grab them.
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The Stone has been wetting its feet there by presenting shows Friday and Saturday nights since June, and the few weekends I've been to the new space, it has appeared to foster the kind of open exchange that typified most nights on Avenue C. I've already heard startlingly successful group improvisations, and first-time bands of unlikely collaborators that gamely fell flat.
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He liked to dramatically prepare his students for what Mr. Ruscha described as "the event of painting," making students cover a stiff backing board in layers of tape, then mounting paper on top of that, and finally wetting the paper, so that it had a stiffness and bounce to it ("like a drum," Mr. Ruscha said, tapping his fingers on the desk).
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Back in the fictional world, Corbyn's beloved Stop the War coalition has splintered into two groups: Piss for Peace, whose members are publicly wetting their pants to demonstrate how pissed off they are at calls for military action; and the Coalition to Stop Wars, a more general anti-war group, whose members accept that one might need a smidgeon of war to put off future wars.
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The second incident is much more revealing: According to the New York Times, the EPA says Pruitt paid Craft $130 for two seats reserved for seasonal ticket-holders who have donated at least $1 million to the University of Kentucky at one of the school's biggest basketball games of the season—in cash, so there's no receipt of Pruitt actually buying them rather than just wetting his beak a little.
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Sally Mann's "Immediate Family" (1992), a collection of carefully composed images of Mann's three young children being children—wetting the bed, swimming, squinting through an eyelid swollen by a bug bite—came out when the controversy surrounding Robert Mapplethorpe's "The Perfect Moment" exhibition was still fresh, and it reopened the question of what the limits should be when it comes to making art that can be considered emotionally pornographic.
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To watch her, in "A Doll's House, Part 2," collapse to the floor, flat on her back, wearing period finery, stay there and act, or to see her drive a car in "Lady Bird" — haranguing her passenger then, later, with no one to harangue — is to experience a master comedic technician strip away her technique and leave you soaked in tears, both the pants-wetting and heartbroken varieties.
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The actual "how" of OCM is pretty straight-forward: Just massage a palmful of oil—we'll get to the specific oils in a second—over your dirty, makeup-covered face for a few minutes, gently wipe off the oil with a warm microfiber cloth, massage another palmful of oil into your skin for another few minutes, then wipe off the oil again, re-wetting the cloth and re-wiping until most of the excess oil (but not all!) is gone.
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