As usual, there was a large group of rowdy sailors surrounding the table, which actually helped to lighten up the heavy atmosphere. |
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It can be difficult to lighten dark hair with lemon juice, as it tends to leave orange streaks in hair. |
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Having said that, it's good to see your newspaper lighten up a bit with the occasional flimflam such as this. |
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On the other hand, a young country cousin, Phoebe, arrives to lighten the gloom of the old house. |
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The idea of fullering is to lighten and strengthen the blade at the same time. |
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Em was beginning to think that nothing she could do would dam the flood or lighten the pressure that pinned her arms to her sides. |
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The image will lighten considerably during clearing, but don't worry because all the lost density will return during toning and fixing. |
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You won't be believed but your extravagant claims might be passed around the office to lighten the dark winter months. |
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The darkness was starting to lighten before she dozed, then slept fitfully, tossing and turning. |
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For centuries Japanese geishas have used processed bird droppings to lighten and smooth their skin. |
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A local deejay is attempting to lighten the mood after the arrival of a deadly virus in the African country in early May. |
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I put a kettle of water on the stove with the intention of making tea, hoping that it would lighten the situation. |
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A honey-colored to brown zircon continues to be mined that can be heat-treated to lighten the color. |
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We hope this will speed up response time, enhance community feeling, and lighten our workload. |
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A regular exercise program will lighten your load as well as strengthen your back. |
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He had all but forgotten what a smile was until he saw Maria give him one of hers, how it seemed to lighten up her face and spirit. |
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Once he was gone, I felt the atmosphere lighten up and Coach nodded in satisfaction and left too. |
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Was Tom right to take the matter so seriously, or should he lighten up a little? |
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The sky was beginning to lighten, and he felt a tingling on his skin, but there was plenty of time for what was to unfold. |
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The darkness began to lighten into a pale yellow, getting brighter as the seconds passed. |
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These techniques lighten and brighten the living space, and can also focus the eye toward a spectacular view down a fairway or across a lake. |
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Soon enough the sky began to lighten, the dawn chorus started up, and a heavy dew began to form. |
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The sky was beginning to lighten in the east, which meant they were running out of time. |
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If you want to drop a load of emotional baggage and experience some psychic weight loss, Gemini time makes it easy to lighten up. |
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For now, to lighten my mood up a little, tell me your favorite arcade games. |
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But unlike Moore, he doesn't rely on emotional pleas from hysterical moms and funny songs to lighten the mood. |
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Despite all the gadgets to lighten his work, he leaves his office with a dull and desiccated mind. |
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Slowly the mood doesn't exactly lighten but at least becomes less brutal, as the second half sets up a series of doomy love songs. |
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If you want to lighten up or brighten up one side of a portrait, the white-sided reflector also works well. |
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He thought of Shackleton who, when forced to lighten his load on the ice floes, would not jettison his banjo. |
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Using a lotion on the affected area will help the skin soften and lighten up. |
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It was one way to lighten up the patients in the hospital, kibitz a little bit. |
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You can lighten, automatically adjust contrast and brightness, fix red-eye or straighten an image. |
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We have also employed new staff to help with the 24 tasks earmarked by the government to help lighten teachers' workloads. |
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I get such resentful feelings towards his dad for not being here to lighten my load, or at least to lend a hand in those desperate moments. |
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The drapes were opened to allow the late afternoon sunshine in and lighten the atmosphere. |
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When someone was talking about something deep or intense he would joke around to lighten up the mood. |
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Even in serious times like these, they had the strength to joke around and lighten up the air a bit. |
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But Dad, he seriously needs to lighten up, maybe get a girlfriend or something. |
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The sky began to lighten and my hiding place was no longer quite as subtle, so I moved to behind a bush in the same yard. |
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The light-hearted banter often gives way to arguments before someone intervenes with a joke to lighten the mood. |
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She began to speak the ancient runes that would enact the spell and was surprised to see the world around her lighten a few shades. |
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Similar in taste to molasses, barley malt may be cut with other sweeteners to lighten its intense flavor. |
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They offer us a shoulder to cry on and place a comforting arm around our shoulders to lighten the burden of sorrow and misfortune. |
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I went in the opposite direction, but even the pleasure of being in the woods alone at twilight did nothing to lighten my mood. |
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Sweating off the pounds can be an unhealthy, even dangerous and potentially fatal way to lighten your load. |
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But the spadework and contacts that he had undertaken during his lifetime did much to lighten the labour of those who followed. |
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Irksome burdens lighten and niggling worries vanish, when friends rally round to help us see life in its true perspective. |
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The energy and vitality of his singing and dancing lighten things up considerably. |
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Fiberglass and carbon fiber materials lighten the load but increase the cost. |
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A few buckets of well-rotted garden compost or mushroom compost can also be added, which will help to lighten heavy soil. |
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Removable outrigger gear located away from the fuselage centreline is used to lighten the weight of the airborne aircraft. |
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The prints on the pale walls do lighten the atmosphere, but overall the feeling is masculine and rather like a men's club. |
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In the dream, you prefer this way of dressing, but perhaps it is time to lighten up a bit, put on a costume, and enjoy some clownish fun. |
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Does a military man take into cognizance the fact that it's a day of prayer and we should lighten up? |
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He would ground her flightiness and her impulsiveness and she would lighten his sometimes-sober demeanour. |
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Calendula petals can be used to make a nourishing skin cream or cleanser, and a strong infusion made from marigold petals can be used to lighten hair. |
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The Romney camp is undoubtedly right that some partisans thought Eastwood was funny and believe the msm should lighten up. |
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No point in counting on your pretty little face, all bundled up keeping cosy in this weather to lighten up your photo? |
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The higher the number, the more the selected colour will have a tendency to lighten up a room and vice versa. |
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With these expert tips, you can lighten up your look by moving from winter's thick moisturizers and heavy foundations to dewy complexions and no-hassle hair and makeup. |
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If even that is too much for you, look to the near neutral tones mentioned above like ice blue, ecru, powder pink and cream to lighten the look whilst keeping it subdued. |
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Unlike the all-or-nothing solution of interior drapes, electrochromic glazing can darken and lighten gradually in response to gradually changing conditions. |
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At that point, the operator shouted to the crew to jettison the traps into the water to try to lighten the vessel. |
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Our investment conclusions have not changed: sell into strength in equities, lighten up on low-yield bonds and take profits on high-yield ones. |
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Regular use helps to lighten the dark circles under the eyes and remove dark circle under or around the eyes. |
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I therefore hope that you will adopt the principle that simplification must be introduced, which will really lighten the load. |
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We do our best to lighten your load along the way by handling all the legwork for you. |
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The goal is to clean, purge, lighten, purify and invigorate your body from your head to your toes. |
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It is very hard financially because of debt, and I can't afford to hire help like housecleaning which would lighten the load. |
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Through microwave induction, our galvanic golden spoon can also be used to lighten tiny wrinkles. |
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Or run away with an oven mitt, as Neil joked, attempting to lighten my dark mood? |
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For this high technology and high-end line with elegant graphic specifications, we also worked extensively to lighten cardboards' weight. |
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I guess if my family wants to maintain denial, I should lighten up on myself. |
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As mourning time progressed and the emotional strain began to subside, the black hues began to lighten. |
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I do not want to encumber this agenda any more, nor do I want to lighten it. |
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The new anti-trust framework will lighten the legislative burden by abolishing the system of notification system. |
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Humour in the newsletters was a great way to poke fun and lighten some of the relevant issues of the day. |
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Some partisans undoubtedly thought Eastwood was funny and that the MSM should lighten up. |
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The improvised, relaxed, and lighten hearted jam session turned out to be just what the singer needed to find his groove. |
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The sides cut at an angle embellish and lighten the massiveness of the piece. |
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By the end of this period the technology existed to lighten work within the home. |
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In that month and into October, this plant from the Orient will lighten up a partly shaded area of my rock garden, its graceful stems cascading over a rock. |
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We may seek to lighten the burden of all parents once they become parents. |
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I would like to implement measures to simplify the newspaper to lighten the work load and reduce the resources devoted to print. |
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As a kid it was a trick to add some ginger ale to lighten up the flavour. |
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And so, while American woman die for a brown tan, we Indians use bleaches, fairness creams and other harmful chemicals to lighten our wonderfully wheatish complexions. |
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The hubs feature a carbon fibre central body and aluminium flanges with special machining to lighten them. |
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But if you are photographing a dark mineral such as azurite, the camera will lighten the exposure in an attempt to yield a medium value, making the image overexposed. |
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He smiles as if he's cracked some joke in order to lighten up the mood. |
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As the sky began to lighten in the east, humans and lizards moved quickly through the trees, wearing earthen colors and staying as low as possible to the ground. |
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The bleaches lighten and brighten the wood and remove mildew stains. |
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The Bobcat, because of its weight and the need to lighten the all-up weight of the helicopter by the consumption of fuel, was to be the final lift. |
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From Adam Sandler to Tom Lehrer to South Park, a playlist to lighten up the Festival of Lights. |
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First it sounds impossible, but if you know how it works, this concept will lighten up your mind. |
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Jazz lovers who had taken exception to the previous bashing were told to lighten up, and stop complaining. |
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Of course, I am aware that this is a simply a video game and critics would say I should lighten up. |
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As the plane comes in to land, a first glimpse of Scilly through the plane's tiny windows is guaranteed to lighten the heart. |
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For blondes, chamomile can lighten fair hair when used as a rinse. |
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Sometimes a laugh is OK, though, so lighten up, and enjoy the joke! |
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If you conclude the shorts have a good case, sell or lighten up. |
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Now, he smiled when he saw her eyes lighten up a bit and her head raise. |
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In an attempt to lighten the mood, the camera follows the pratfalls of the galley crew trying to catch the food falling off the counters as the ship takes evasive maneuvers. |
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No unilateral measures by Member States to lighten the load of the mobile operators. |
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Another discusses being bathed by her grandmother as a child with lye soap in an effort to lighten her complexion. |
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I keep thinking that in light of the weakening in ag commodity markets, the price for fertilizer must lighten up. |
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If I go to page 14, there certainly has been pressure on us to lighten up on the exclusions. |
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The less hawkish view on future interest rate hikes caused investors to lighten up their Canadian dollar positions and in turn take some profits. |
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Remember, I don't write all my inane prattle here for personal or financial benefit, but merely to try and lighten the dark corners of your souls, and edify your weary minds. |
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Caroline tried to lighten the tense situation with a cheesy smile. |
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Taking this advice on board, Lowry began to use a white background to lighten the pictures. |
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There is the moon that shines by reflecting the sunlight, and many stars out in the solar system shine their light to lighten up the darkness at night. |
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I should point out that the slight increase in 2008 may be due to recent court rulings urging the government to lighten up on denying such requests. |
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Following the heavy demand of spring use here in North America, there is a tendency for prices to lighten up, typically offering the best pricing opportunities of the year in the summer to early fall season. |
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Our savoir-faire in the technique of bush-hammered concrete, our creativity, geographical and conceptual openness to new ideas and new areas give you the opportunity to lighten up your environment while respecting it. |
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How to lighten or rectify an eyeshadow line? |
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This will make it easier for businesses to manage collection and will lighten the regulatory burden associated with deposits, with a view to promoting more recycling and environmental protection. |
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It will be of significant help to lighten the burden of paying for my tuition, thus allowing me to concentrate more on my schoolwork and dance training without having to worry about finances. |
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Because the vessel was in a vulnerable position, the master requested permission to jettison a portion of the cargo to lighten and refloat the vessel. |
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Their new leave-in Jellies lighten naturally fair or mousey hair by 2-3 shades, either in the sun or under the hairdryer. |
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Modern fabrics will be used to lighten the expense of the costumes as well as their actually physical weight, and the tailoring will all accommodate the taller, leaner physiques of modern dancers. |
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In the short term, simple solutions such as scrapping the obligation to open separate bank accounts and pay back interest on upfront payments will lighten the administrative burden for the beneficiaries involved. |
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This amendment will lighten the administrative burden on a large number of enterprises and will have only a marginal impact on the quality of the statistics. |
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The tax is going to be removed from certain medial services so as to facilitate access to them and lighten the tax burden for charitable organizations. |
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Let our homecare range help lighten the load. |
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Dr Quinn said he fully agreed with the CCEM's decision to limit the number of key comparisons being undertaken, and to lighten the work for both pilot laboratories and participants. |
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The green light released by our skin rejuvenation equipment functions to relieve color pigment, reduce fine lines, speedily heal the wound and lighten the scars. |
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Lemon juice mixed with natural sunlight will lighten any hair. |
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We want to encourage everyone to lighten the load being carried by the small number of Canadians meeting the demand for blood in the rest of the country. |
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From the foods you buy to the way you cook them, there are many things you can do to preserve the planet and lighten the imprint you leave upon the earth. |
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The aircraft has a single hydraulic system to lighten control forces during flight and allow the aircraft to be flown at speeds where manual control loads may be excessive. |
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While Chris and Dawn lighten things up by wearing psychedelically garish clothes, Pixie's preferred form of levity is wordplay. |
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The Canadian Wheat Board says new wheat crops are still months away from being harvested and ongoing consumptive demand will continue to lighten old-crop wheat supplies. |
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For nineteenth-century mothers whose children were widely spaced in age, in whose homes technology had made virtually no inroads to lighten their labour, the help of daughters was invaluable. |
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To lighten up the small dark rooms, tenants able to afford a degree of painted colourful murals on the walls. |
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Singing helped to alleviate boredom and to lighten, perhaps, the psychological burden of hard work. |
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These factors have led to a moderate improvement in homebuilders' sentiment and set up for the weight from this depressed sector to lighten up in the latter part of this year. |
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Other chefs reach for sage for its bright, tonic qualities, to lighten the weight of rich meats, which explains its widespread presence in sausage and stuffings. |
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This latter illuminated the vault of heaven with their light, and their forms and brightness inspired him to create the stars. Tane then brought them to Rua Hatu, God of the ocean in order for him to lighten his domain. |
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But it also sinks if we lighten the weight as it lacks motivity. |
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Mo is an energetic and passionate teenager, full of promise and potential who has his own brand of lovely word play that could lighten any room. |
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His court also tried to lighten the tax burden on commoners by reducing tax rates. |
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It can be used to considerably lighten the load of technical teams and open the way for new development opportunities by integrating content from partner sites. |
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This software allows to lighten and cheapen your work, economize on time. |
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Don't summer prune roses such as the Rugosas and the species otherwise you will lose the highly decorative hips that lighten up the autumn. |
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We develop our technology to lighten the load for the supply chain gang. |
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The eclectic mix will lighten the mood of those party animals already missing summers of musical hedonism. |
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If you're after the accessories that will lighten up your kitchen, then this lovely butter dish will do just the trick. |
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A visit from the professional scolds at the IMF could hardly be expected to lift the mood. Yet on March 19th, an IMF research mission delivered a surprising message to the Dutch parliament: lighten up. |
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The Ascorbyl Glucoside reaches deep down the skin cells and works effectively to lighten the skin tone that most other traditional vitamin C formulations fail to do. |
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The peel has an aloe vera base for maximum healing and also contains bearberry to lighten skin, antioxidant green tea and anti-inflammatory meadowsweet, comfrey and chamomile. |
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After the destruction of Corinth in the same year, Polybius returned to Greece, making use of his Roman connections to lighten the conditions there. |
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However, it can lighten and darken its skin to match its surroundings. |
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In a recent interview, he described how he danced during breaks in the filming of supernatural drama Marchlands to lighten the marchlands to lighten the mood. |
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I wish he'd lighten up a bit and realize that we were only joking. |
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In addition, holiday shoppers visiting the new Rockefeller Center store can lighten their load while they shop with complimentary coat and bag checkrooms. |
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