Newness and nowness lends successful Pop a temporary sheen that is quickly tarnished. |
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The tarnished plant bug is among the most damaging of the true bugs and is known to transmit plant diseases. |
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Suddenly, another tarnished piece of silver came into view, identical to the other one. |
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It was more tarnished metal than glass, and was covered in a sheen of dried soap. |
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The still waters have lost their clarity, tarnished by the ominous clouds that overhang the harbour. |
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The platinum jewellery has a lustre which is unique and does not fade or get tarnished. |
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He knew it couldn't actually be silver, it would have tarnished, but he didn't think it was steel or aluminum either. |
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The metal is tarnished, so I get the toothpaste from the bathroom and put some on my finger. |
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The chain was silver and tarnished in some places, from it hung a small stone. |
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The young tarnished plant bugs, called nymphs are similar to the adults except they have wing pads. |
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The leather was dull and dusty, and the metal of the bits and stirrups of the English saddle seemed to be tarnished. |
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Before the stallholders could even open the boot, scavengers were on the back seat searching for tarnished gold. |
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She will clip her long, unruly hair with a tarnished barrette and see her off to school. |
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There was a bed with tarnished metal bedposts, a bureau holding his personal toiletries and a trunk that sat at the foot of the bed. |
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He thinks the rat kangaroo moniker has somewhat tarnished bettongs ' image. |
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But it seems that almost everyone who wants to polish up their tarnished images wants to be associated with the cause. |
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Earlier in the week, we had watched another character have his reputation tarnished by association with political blackguards. |
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Mixed colors of purple and blue tarnished the silken kimono that seemed exquisite and luxurious beyond comprehension. |
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Your academic career is blighted, your good name is tarnished, you may find it hard to secure a place at any decent establishment elsewhere. |
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Reaching out blindly to where she should've been, Dante whispered her tarnished name. |
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By sinning against God the human race was tarnished and a barrier put between us and God. |
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Flemming has in a way tarnished the image of mythicism by promoting bad arguments, and ironically will drive people away from mythicism. |
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Younger editors, however, were also more likely to support boosterism, a practice that has tarnished the image of sports departments. |
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Many smoked pipes or large, oily cigars and all took deep slurps from tarnished tankards that barmaids bustled around to refill. |
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With the Christmas tinsel tarnished, the New Year's Eve hangover just a memory, thoughts are turning to summer. |
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His armor, once immaculately burnished gold, was now tarnished and dented in a dozen locations. |
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In a surprise move Aberdeen will keep the tarnished Edinburgh brand alive in a bid to retain its investment trust business. |
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Once one's credibility has been tarnished, it is difficult to remove the stain. |
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They should not be clouded by steam, frost, water droplets or tarnished by cracks or scratches. |
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It's a contest where players' reputations will either be enhanced or tarnished as two strong teams chase glory. |
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She fumbled out a clump of crumpled paper money and one tarnished coin, and handed them to the clerk at the desk. |
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A British icon, a symbol of all that is decent and proper in this country, has been tarnished by wild allegations and screaming headlines. |
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One of the treasures it contained was a quite beautiful silver filigree locket that looked old and tarnished. |
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By his lying, stupidity and intemperance Lee has tarnished the club's image and caused embarrassment to supporters. |
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Though he might be tarnished slightly in his home state, this is far from irredeemable, and he is well liked and respected nationally. |
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The microscooter, one of this Christmas's most-wanted pre-teen toys, is about to have its shiny aluminium image tarnished once again. |
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It was during these uncertain times that he forever tarnished his reputation by supposedly resorting to germ warfare. |
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He also placed Emilie on a pedestal, torn by his own dualistic view of women as either pure or tarnished. |
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The affair has already tarnished this government and even if an investigation exonerates him the damage has already been done. |
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Don't let the fact that its reputation was tarnished by several lackluster sequels blind you to the original's charms. |
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It was an error which tarnished the biggest week of the youngster's career to date. |
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People can get hurt, friends can become enemies and reps can be tarnished by bogus gossip. |
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This is about more than giving the Tories' tarnished image a quick lick of varnish. |
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Thus, tarnished beauty tends to be more effective than outright perfection. |
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All of the crockery was chipped, and what little silver they possessed was tarnished to a dull black. |
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She slit the side of the thick envelope with the tarnished letter opener. |
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The old image of Dickens, fostered by his surviving family, as a benign paterfamilias and as a man piously wedded to Victorian domestic virtues was thus tarnished. |
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By fumbling that final big decision, Ferguson may have tarnished his legacy forever. |
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It had not spent years polishing the party's image, making it attractive to the electorate, only to have it tarnished by a bunch of low-life crooks. |
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Each has been corrupted by its occupation and seen its reputation irredeemably tarnished by the harsh, repressive and trigger-happy behaviour of its soldiers. |
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I would be the first to agree that these liberals have a right to try and retrieve their relatively accurate, highly tarnished satanic and subhuman image. |
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Finally, the President's sterling reputation became tarnished. |
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Her time away had sharpened her eyes so that she could no longer overlook the tarnished brass door knocker or the window shutter hanging by one rusted hinge. |
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By the time the Club's membership had voted the measure down, a lot of participants were embittered and the environmental movement was tarnished in the eyes of many onlookers. |
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He would be 35 at the end of it and, even if anybody wanted to employ a man with such a tarnished reputation, he would be too old to start afresh. |
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This is a good opportunity to spring-clean rugby's tarnished image. |
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She toyed with an oversized hoop of tarnished silver around her wrist. |
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What was not clear last night was whether it would leave him a tarnished man, or enable him to shake off his image of being a dull, boring figure of fun. |
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Although the final disposition of findings is still pending, opposition leaders are demanding an expeditious end to the already tarnished inquest. |
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Galt climbed into the old claw-footed bathtub, which was scuzzy and stained, its tarnished drain a tangle of hairs. |
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Gideon peered carefully at a tarnished bit of gilt on the right. |
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His multiple licensing deals and a lower-priced collection for JC Penney tarnished his brand. |
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Immense amounts of money were squandered, reputations were tarnished, and the consumer was left, as is so often the case, chagrined, puzzled, shortchanged, miffed. |
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Liverpool have a fine and deserved name in football which is in danger of being tarnished by a man who needs a spitoon rather than a football. |
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Though this was intended to further the game's image, which had been tarnished by players' reputation for consuming large quantities of alcohol. |
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Ireland has had only one Olympic medalist in swimming, Michelle Smith, and her medals have since been tarnished by drug allegations. |
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However, several scandals have arisen in recent years which have tarnished Ireland's international participation. |
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Silver is very important in electronics for conductors and electrodes on account of its high electrical conductivity even when tarnished. |
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The episode tarnished Ruskin's reputation, however, and may have accelerated his mental decline. |
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This loss of trust probably extends to welfare agencies tarnished by paternalism, patriarchalism and association with the Stolen Generation. |
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What in the world am I going to do with tarnished silver ware? The deeper I dig, I pull out more silver with carved handles. |
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Coventry, city of cars and engineering, wants to regild its tarnished historical image. |
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Charlet exonerated the fungus and are now pointing at the lygus bug, also known as the tarnished plant bug. |
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The tarnished plant bug doesn't have anything else to blame for its notorious reputation. |
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Otherwise, these latest additions to Dubai's economy will be unfashionably tarnished before they are even fully established. |
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While his reputation has been tarnished, Shadman is pushing back. |
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The bad news is that cotton still faces a serious threat from the western tarnished plant bug, Lygus hesperus. |
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The overall image of modern-day admen has been somewhat tarnished in the public eye in recent years, by the industry's flagging creativity and charm. |
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The implication of the King in such a scandal provoked much public and literary conjecture and irreparably tarnished James's court with an image of corruption and depravity. |
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There was the huge Italian cassone, with its fantastically painted panels and its tarnished gilt mouldings, in which he had so often hidden himself as a boy. |
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Lynch badly disserves himself and the many honorable officers he is sworn to represent-all of whom have themselves been tarnished by that conduct. |
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There is clearly a spark between the two, but conventions of the time, plus her fears of a tarnished reputation, mean that their coming together is a torturously long process. |
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