The skin could have an oily substance like tallow, egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixture of fish oil and tallow. |
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Fish is most beneficial for the body when it comes in an oily form such as mackerel, trout or salmon. |
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Canned salmon, sardines, mackerel, trout and pilchards count as oily fish, as they do when fresh. |
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Vitamin D is found in egg yolk, butter and oily fish such as salmon, trout, mackerel, herring and sardine. |
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Her dad, Dave James, was an engine tuner and she'd seen enough oily chains and carburettors at her home in Stockport to last her a lifetime. |
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Some savoury recipes also use rhubarb, as its tanginess makes it an ideal accompaniment for fatty meats or oily fish. |
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The steam-baked ada can satisfy those who are averse to sugar and oily items. |
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The healthy fats found in oily fish such as salmon, trout, mackerel, herring and sardines appear to help raise HDL levels. |
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Hardwoods are better because they burn hotter and form less creosote, an oily, black tar that sticks to chimneys and stove pipes. |
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It's 6am and Basra is burning, black clouds of oily smoke drifting over the city to the east, the sound of gunfire rolling across the canal. |
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His hobby was collecting Japanese comic books, also known as manga, and he always seemed to have oily hair. |
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The tiny knots of the branch dug into his neck as Merlin sought to find a purchase with his fingers, scrabbling against the oily branch. |
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Most prawns taste of little more than frozen water, while crudely smoked or marinated oily fish can be revolting. |
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Wearing hats for too long makes hair oily and produces scurf while the air conditioning makes the hair lose moisture. |
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A strong thermocline yields an oily mixing effect in the water and it is getting on for 45m before it clears enough to take photographs. |
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Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container. |
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The oily sebum rises up through the hair follicle, providing lubrication for your skin and hair. |
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It consists of introducing medicated oily substances into the colon to be retained and absorbed by the whole body. |
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The clicks are beamed forward, with the oily melon serving as an acoustic lens and the bony forehead as a reflector. |
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Then we excavated the oily marrow with tiny wooden forks, dabbing little bits of it on slices of challah toast. |
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On her stand was examples of body creams cleansers, toners, also ranges of skin products for young, mature, dry, oily and combination skin. |
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At one time after heavy flooding I tried to use a garden hose to wash off the oily sheen from the surface but I only managed to disperse it. |
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The stable oily liquid, which absorbs intense heat, was used as a coolant for electrical transformers and capacitors. |
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The thick, translucent slices were encased in a light batter that was appropriately oily. |
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Other discharges include 37,000 gallons of oily bilge water and 15 gallons of toxic waste from dry-cleaning, painting and photograph-processing. |
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So far none have strayed from this tried-and-true recipe, though some diners may find it a bit oily. |
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It is greasy and oily and if the train then comes along and attempts to brake it causes slipping, just like black ice on the road. |
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He is joined by half a dozen oily men, and delivers a blistering dance routine in which he moonwalks. |
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Morpholine is a colorless oily liquid with strong moisture absorption and strong basicity. |
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Blackheads are noninflammatory and are usually concentrated in the oily T-zone area, especially on and around the nose. |
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In an oily skin type, the oil is visible right through the make-up, especially in the T-zone. |
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Girls, especially, can suffer from combination skin, where the T-zone is oily but cheeks are dry. |
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And fortunately enough, I just blotted my oily face so I'm quite sure I looked my prime. |
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He would have liked more tomato and was unable to finish his meal saying it became too oily. |
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We want an oleaginous minister, commonly called oily. We want him distinguished for his unctuosity. |
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Big, oily, musclemen everywhere can't stop lubing up just thinking about him. |
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Well, the way I see it, butter either comes melted and all oily and sticky or unmelted and thick and tasting so plain, it's disgusting. |
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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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Encia workmen are punching boreholes deep into the ground to suck up oily chemicals which leaked into aquifers far beneath the surface. |
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You can fry these a little in advance if you really do not want oily smells lingering. |
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Smoked salmon can be substituted by any oily fish or even smoked venison or duck. |
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The right thumb notched the spur back with the oily snick and click from a different century. |
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For oily skin, seek extra antibacterial protection with soaps containing neem, tea tree or other naturally purifying oils. |
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Heaving his head upright Michael sipped at the bitter, oily coffee and tried to focus on his sister. |
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Try lavender if you have oily skin, chamomile if your skin is dry, geranium for normal skin and neroli for an acne-prone complexion. |
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All parts of the poison ivy plant produce the oily irritating agent, urushiol. |
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Prior to the 1970's an oily dressing, like brilliantine, was popular among smart young men. |
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The inside of the bag containing the mixed candies smelled faintly of machine parts and some weird oily sour smell. |
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After Olos had gone, she sank into a deep, much-needed sleep, un-plagued by dreams of oily brown clouds and droning. |
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When glycerol is treated with a mixture of sulfuric and nitric acid, a yellow oily liquid nitroglycerin is formed. |
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On very oily lanes, a spinner will spin too much and not break early enough to be effective. |
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The trees were skeletal spires of hardened white ash, and the ground was bare of greenery, instead coated with an oily black film. |
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This line includes deep-cleaning, non-irritating cleansers for dry, combination and oily sensitive-skin types. |
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Common sources of vitamin D in foods include fortified cereals, margarine and oily fish. |
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While oily fish is a good source of vitamin D, most of our needs for this nutrient are met by exposing our skin to sunlight. |
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Sharp and focused on the nose, it has a soft, round palate with an oily sweetness. |
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And remember, treat oily or waxy stains first, then treat protein, tannin and dye stains. |
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She tiptoes through the garden and tells you how to use watercress as a hair conditioner for oily hair. |
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He stood a bit over six feet and had shoulder-length oily black hair, which was worn in a mess about his features. |
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A rack of Shetland lamb feels tight and tastes fatty, and stargazy pie offers only a fishy, oily cream and no real pie experience. |
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Tung oil will harden, not stay soft and oily as the typical oil finish you mention. |
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Subsequently, ulcerations occur with drainage of clear, yellow, oily, odorless fluid, sterile at culture. |
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Along the shoreline not far off, people dip-netted for hooligan, an oily spring fish. |
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This method can produce a wide range of products, from oily coatings to hard coatings and powders. |
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At standard temperature and pressure it is a colorless, oily liquid with an unpleasant odor that turns brown due to slow oxidation by air. |
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Though the cracks were tiny, it was enough to allow an oily liquid seep through at several points, covering the floor. |
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The team is setting a crayfish trap containing oily fish as bait to see what they catch. |
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Fifteen ducklings and their mother were brought to the Wolstenholme Fold hospital plastered in the oily fuel. |
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Hazardous materials such as batteries, empty paint tins, oily rags etc must be delivered separately and similarly labelled. |
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Adrian looked the part though, greasy boiler suit, oily hands and a dirty face. |
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His body was covered in wounds, his long hair was clumped and oily, and he was dressed in rags. |
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An oily rag, which spontaneously combusted, ignited the complex and burned most of the storage units, including his next door. |
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He opened his eye again, and was not surprised to find what looked like a pile of dirty rags and an oily blanket. |
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He proceeded to give us encouragement and advice as we struggled to fashion a belt out of an oily rag. |
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Oil the wooden handles if necessary and wipe the blades and tines with an oily rag. |
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These are not only attractive, but extremely functional in providing a secure grip even if your hand is wet or oily. |
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His clean hands held a balled rag like a Kleenex for touching anything oily. |
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In summer, many people suffer from oily skin, because heat tends to stimulate your sebaceous glands, which produce more oil. |
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Even his old oily rags were kept just in case he could find a use for them again. |
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Orange cleaner concentrate is used industrially to clean greasy and oily concrete floors. |
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Lifting up a box of screwed up newspaper and oily painting rags, a letter floated out to the ground. |
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Its sleek black body was covered with rock hard scales, which gave an oily glow when the sun reflected from them. |
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But it also meant that the surface of the water was perfectly smooth, almost oily in appearance. |
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In this city, lingering fear takes the form of a roiling, oily fog that covers victim, attacker, and crime. |
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I follow the man into the room giving a small smile to the oily man on my way out. |
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The oily Minister requested her new Registrar General to activate a company that was de-registered. |
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He is an unpleasant oily man, holding a whip in one hand, and a short sword in the other. |
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Picking up the cup of milk with bound hands I kicked the food back at the stringy, oily servant, growling and muttering a warning. |
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The oily man knew he would get his way, and his smile grew, displaying yellowed teeth. |
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But since then he has received rave reviews for his portrayal of the oily lawyer. |
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They enlist the them in a scheme to trap the oily lawyer by going through with the sale. |
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Be careful not to use an oily wood which will release sticky resin when hot. |
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Once I stopped trying to fight my oily skin with harsh soaps and drying alcohol-based products, it changed for the better. |
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After their competition the steamy athletes scraped off the oily mess with a strigil, which looks something like a sickle. |
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These fatty acids are found in oily fish such as herring, mackerel, sardines, salmon and trout. |
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Acne is a skin condition caused by overactivity of the glands that secrete oily substances on to the skin. |
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Gooseberries have such a short season, and I love to combine them with the oily fish. |
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The foie gras is thick and lusty, the wild-bass tartare tasty but cut too chunky, the suckling pig good but too oily. |
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Add omega three and six to the diet through eating oily fish, or even take capsules bought in health food shops and good chemists. |
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The aim is to supply the insatiable Japanese market, which prefers oily tuna for sushi. |
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Lotion moisturizers are suspensions of oily chemicals in alcohol and water. |
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Wouldn't this make him a set-up for an oily huckster who sold lame horses with a false hump? |
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The other is a deformed little man with a big hump on his back and oily black hair. |
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The great thing is that it hydrates and protects your skin without leaving your face looking oily. |
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Other symptoms include male pattern baldness, thinning hair, acne, oily skin, and infertility. |
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It commanded wide sweeping views of the oily blue Ross Sea with its huge floating icebergs. |
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They tend to feel warm, have somewhat oily skin, penetrating eyes, and sharp features. |
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If coaly or oily material is present in samples the DMSO may become very dark, but this does not appear to affect its effectiveness when re-used. |
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The coat should be flat and dense, of a coarsish texture and oily nature, and capable of resisting water. |
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It was a must at wedding feasts, despite the various dals, since, unlike the oily and rich dishes, it soothed the stomach. |
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Slow-cooked grain and rice pilafs, unctuously oily stuffed vegetables, melting stews of meat, vegetable and grain are their stock-in-trade. |
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Both white fish and oily fish are valuable sources of protein, vitamins and minerals. |
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Today I served some mackerel with confit of duck, two oily and fatty ingredients which you wouldn't expect to see together. |
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However, the duck confit was cut up in cold bits and enmeshed in a strange, oily construction of mushrooms and haricots verts. |
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People with fine hair tend to have more glands on their scalps and thus have greater chances of having oily hair. |
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After a lifetime of oily, canned sardines, sardinas a la plancha were like a divine revelation. |
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A certain austerity creeps in from the fino casks, lengthening and refining the oily sweetness. |
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George is now on a special dried food made of oily fish and tapioca, with occasional chicken or turkey as a treat. |
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It's a delicate white fish that's less fishy and less oily than the kind of catfish that usually gets drowned in chili powder. |
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They are found in oily fish, beans, raw nuts, cold pressed seed and vegetable oils. |
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Dill and gherkins seem to cut the richness of oily fish such as salmon, and make a good complement to hot-smoked salmon. |
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This product is specifically designed to remove oily deposits without damaging the surface of the plane. |
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Next up was the crab omelette, beautifully cooked, not greasy or oily in any way, and plenty of crab inside. |
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All that was around her was Michael Milano, his oily, slimy, greasy demeanor was overpowering her. |
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Piri-piri sauce, usually used as a marinade, is fiery and oily, which makes it perfect for roasted or grilled meats. |
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Little wavelets came up around his feet, oily and silent in this dismal weather. |
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I looked up and saw that the trees I was standing under were eucalypts, which had released their oily, pungent aroma into the wet air. |
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For example, for aching joints, you should take evening primrose oil and increase your intake of oily fish. |
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The town was founded in 1874, and it did well for itself thanks to a small, oily, bony fish called menhaden. |
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So if you want, you can have your child donning the latest in designer rips, paint splashes and oily patches. |
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I remember vividly how doomy and oily it was, how cavernous and user-unfriendly. |
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What do an oily rain puddle in the parking lot, a compact disc, and the discovery of the DNA double helix have in common? |
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I don't want to wear anything too oily or pore-clogging because I have oily skin in the T-zone area, and break out occasionally. |
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Skin that is oily in the T-zone, signals a combination skin of normal to oily, the most common skin type. |
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Shampoos that contain jojoba oil or tea tree oil help eliminate oily deposits and reduce shedding. |
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Next morning the sea is oily smooth, broken only by the wake of passing ships. |
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It leaves your mouth so coated that nothing quenches your thirst, and your fingers so oily that you dare touch nothing of value for hours. |
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Slightly acidic white wines, such as Sauvignon or Muscadet, are best suited to salads or oily dishes. |
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There is nothing to be gained by eating rabbit food if you douse it with mayo, oily dressings, cream sauces or sour cream. |
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One of the most mouth-watering of their creations is the oily chili sauce that covers the joint's bite-sized dumplings. |
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A lone figure in tattered oily rags walked away from the work pit, ignoring the grunts and noise as slaves returned to their tasks. |
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Foods that are rich in unsaturated fats include oily fish, avocados, nuts and sunflower, rapeseed and olive oils. |
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If you have predominantly oily skin throughout the seasons, opt for a toner that contains witch hazel, instead. |
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Nerdy Girl had her oily hair in ridiculously high bunches on either side of her head. |
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If you feel in need of some protein, choose bland, rather than oily, fish, and chicken in preference to red meat. |
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The only factor that causes a bit of reluctance for these guests is the spicy and oily nature of the South Indian special foods. |
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In the oily water round it we find ambergris and other fine and wonderful things. |
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Black-eyed peas are a good low-fat complement to oily legumes such as soybeans and peanuts. |
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It was white, fleshy and not oily, cooked in a light batter and served with a white cream sauce and mushrooms. |
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An oily, fingerprint-like substance was applied to the recording surfaces of two discs. |
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Mild oily purgatives like castor oil or bulk laxatives such as linseed or psyllium seeds are recommended. |
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Different skin creams and lotions may be more effective on dry, oily or sensitive skin. |
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Also, avoid using astringents containing alcohol on anywhere but the most oily patches of skin. |
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It has that oily lubricant smell I associate with my dad, which is apt since he dealt in oil, and lubricants. |
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And though the risotto is a bit oily, the lamb shank in the middle is served as such a tenderly appealing stew, the grains were bound to get short shrift. |
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Ten minutes later, I'm spat out by the bus on to the town's cobbled High Street, the rain still lashing down, covering the streets and pavements with an oily sheen. |
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Ships are required to have oil-water separators, however the leftover oily water may be discharged at sea, depending upon its concentration, 12 to 200 miles offshore. |
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In its pure state, nicotine is a colorless, oily, acrid liquid. |
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Gastro-enterologists the world over attribute many of the chronic digestive disorders to the hurried swallowing of food, which may be over spiced or oily. |
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He is oily and evil and pleased that others are dying around him. |
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In the lean rainy season, the women switched out meat and oily sauces for vegetables. |
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I don't know if it was the beef or the noodles or both which were to blame, but my food wasn't very warm and was so oily it was virtually inedible. |
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If your skin is oily, use a more astringent witch hazel-based toner. |
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Some taxis are dusty and oily on the inside, soiling passengers' clothes. |
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The fur is rather oily in texture and is a rusty brown colour. |
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Gem-quality olivine, known as peridot, is an oily olive-green colour. |
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Because it is not atomising the diesel enough, the fuel volume burns erratically and slowly as the flame burns through the large droplets of oily fuel. |
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There is little dignity in a cat that looks like its face has been punched in, and petting a nervous, thin, hairless pig with oily bug eyes is only so much fun. |
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In the early morning light, last night's wind-danced lamps will become oily, sooty, little clay bowls as you try to find the garden under the rows of deyas. |
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The Omega 3 fatty acids found in oily fish such as mackerel, herring, sardines, tuna and salmon will also thin the blood and help prevent blood clots. |
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The moment the Dura's twin engines stuttered and vibrated into life in a cacophony of backfiring and oily blue smoke, Kara's resolve suddenly deserted her. |
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It has developed an oily outer coat and a fleecy undercoat, and eyes that shut tight to keep out water and infection with no haw, the third eyelid seen in the St. Bernard. |
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Butter should not have an oily, sour, tallowy, fishy or rancid flavor. |
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The meat glistened seductively with melted butter, piled high and steaming on top of a crisp, oily split-top bun. |
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He wiped his hands on an oily rag, and ran his eye over it one last time. |
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Combining the acids with the glycerine into the resultant yellow oily liquid of nitroglycerine was a hazardous process requiring strict temperature control. |
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These include vegetable oils, oily fish, avocados, nuts and seeds. |
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Most ozonides are thick oily liquids that are foul smelling. |
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If only we would eschew processed foods for our healthy natural ingredients, remembering our traditional diet of nutritious oily fish, game, berries, oats and kale. |
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If all else fails, they can spit oily secretions on their eight tarsi, or feet, step free, and make a Spiderman-like escape via a self-secreted dragline. |
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One of the flasks holds an oily liquid approximating to coffee while the other holds almost-boiling water that might nearly brew a half-strength cup of extra-weak tea. |
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This used to be the best time to catch fat, oily herrings to kipper. |
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Glancing behind me as my backside hit the floor of the boat, I saw the water surface gently bulge and swirl before settling to its normal oily calm. |
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I always thought he was an oily politician and I'm glad he's gone. |
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The last thing that such oily flesh requires is a coating of batter. |
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I also tend to get oily throughout the day in the T-zone area. |
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A round, oily fish, grey mullet is tasty and full of vitamins. |
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The oily sebaceous glands in the skin easily get clogged up, and bacteria sets up an inflammation that triggers the immune system to launch a local attack. |
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But her hair, though oily from lack of care, was soft and silken. |
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They all seemed perplexingly afflicted with the same strange disease as Henrietta, an illness that gave them an oily and grayish appearance almost like a fish. |
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The Wagyu sirloin was properly rich, even oily, but so large that I gnawed my way through less than half of it before gently pushing the plate aside. |
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If oily film or grease covers the duct, wipe clean with a damp cloth. |
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Like a muffaletta, the bread must be chewy enough to stay tough when wrapped around oily foods. |
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Tuna is an oily dark fish that is full of iron and iodine as well as essential oils, which help keep your hair, skin and nails in great condition. |
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Many wetlands in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area that were home to spring flowers and migratory water fowl are reportedly now covered by a thick layer of oily scum. |
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It filled my head, that muttering sound, like thick oily smoke from a fat-rendering vat or an odour of noisome decay. |
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The sebaceous glands make an oily substance called sebum that normally empties onto the skin surface through the opening of the follicle, commonly called a pore. |
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He was in the process of cutting up some kind of machine with a blow torch, several parts of it were on fire and a plume of oily smoke hovered over it. |
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Waving pieces of wing fabric and burning oily rags in a bucket, the men enthusiastically entered into this exercise, mindful that it might save them from another night at sea. |
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The very desirable nut meat is sweet, oily, and high in protein. |
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The light was broken up into an oily, hazy patch of rainbow-like colour. |
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It's almost amusing, until one of them sinks into a pool of oily sludge and wings greased, struggles helplessly to get free as the others fly off. |
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Wood coated with varnish will not dry out and split, will not absorb moisture and rot, is unaffected by dirt and pollution, and will be unstained, by oily or greasy spills. |
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The man smiled a slick, oily smile that reminded her of the deadly cobra. |
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There is also evidence that oily fish and cod liver oil can help. |
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Several weeks after the main clean-up operation on a heavily-polluted former gasworks site at Heworth was completed, an oily reek still hangs in the air. |
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His thin, white hair was clumped in oily points that yellowed at the tips. |
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The large number of irregular densities found throughout the tumor are from the injection of Lipiodol, an oily iodinated agent to carry the chemotherapy agents into the tumor. |
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The cod's the best bit here, but in nutritional terms, it trails a dismal second to oily varieties of fish such as salmon, trout, tuna, mackerel and swordfish. |
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The free-swimming fish seem to congregate annoyingly at the thermocline, where the oily effect of mixing water makes them appear constantly out of focus. |
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But as the years go on, you learn about the oily machinery that manufactures all that enchantment. |
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Foods high in unsaturated fats include olive oil and oily fish. |
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I ignored Markus and his oily ways and managed a slight smile for Emaleth. |
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In half an hour it came out, flayed and roasted, black oily skin peeled from both sides. |
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When I helped Gemma to dry up, the tea towel slid on oily cutlery. |
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Piquancy is something I value in a fish recipe, especially when that fish is one of the oily varieties such as tuna, herring or, my favourite, mackerel. |
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His voice was smooth and oily, just like the rest of his appearance. |
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The outer layer of the tear film is covered by an oily layer produced by meibomian glands in the lower and upper eyelids. |
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He was abloom with heat and anxiety. The sweat underneath his arms had turned into an oily slick. |
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Not a bird in sight until I almost stepped on a solitary bleary eyed jimmy woodser pigeon staring or drinking at an oily puddle. |
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Burmese curries are quite oily, as the extra oil helps the food to last longer. |
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These oily fish also have a long history as an important food fish, and are often salted, smoked, or pickled. |
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There's a nutly bush whose leaves are really shiny and oily, and they'll be great to put on our cuts. |
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They rub the backs of their heads on their preen glands to pick up an oily secretion, which they transfer to their plumage to waterproof it. |
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The Oil Record Book helps crew members log and keep track of oily waste water discharges among other things. |
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The discharge of chemical tank washings and oily wastes also represent a significant source of marine pollution. |
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The nutlike seeds have straight embryos, flat cotyledons, and soft fleshy endosperm that is oily. |
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Another possibility is that they are secretory, as they produce an oily substance which appears to flush mud off. |
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Raw linseed oil is not suited to boats as it stays damp and oily for a long time. |
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Their presence can be detected on the surface by the iridescent oily film they leave on the water. |
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The dal tarka is made from whole yellow split peas, while sag aloo brings potatoes in a rich and oily spinach puree. |
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There remains ABC Radio, which is the best known example of the relationship between the smell of an oily rag and the will to keep going. |
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They're prone to giving away their rations and living off the smell of an oily rag. |
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Full of bog, goes anywhere you want to go, don't pay for insurance, runs on the smell of an oily rag. |
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The oily radial engine on the 1929 Travel Air biplane coughs once, then roars to attention. |
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He had an oily dorsal fin of a nose and a gracelessness in his slightest actions. |
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Mild acne begins in a hair follicle with its attached sebaceous gland, which produces the clear, oily sebum that lubricates the skin. |
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These hormones make the skin produce greater amounts of sebum, which is an oily substance that protects the skin from drying out. |
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Its major side effects are intestinal borborygmi and cramps, flatus, fecal incontinence, oily spotting, and flatus with discharge. |
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At the outermost surface lies the oily lipid layer, which is secreted from glands on the edge of your eyelids called the Meibomian glands. |
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The outer layer of the tears is an oily substance secreted by the meibomian glands, which are vertically oriented in the upper and lower lids. |
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Pyrolysing the berries in the open system, we obtained the liquid products, which consisted of oily phase and aqueous phase. |
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A BURSA is a sack of oily fluid usually found around joints and in area where tendons pass over bones. |
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Kids fishing or paddling along today don't know the moon once effloresced, and sun rainbowed up in oily swells. |
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A poppadum was oily and the naan bread could have boarded up a window after the riots. |
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Since most moisturizers on the market are too greasy and emollient for oily skin, people often skip that step in their beauty routine. |
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Dog collars draped over mudroom hooks are worn out, oily soft and stretched so thin they are next to useless. |
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Finally, after studying oily skin on nearly 1,800 Chinese women, L'Oreal patented Perlite, a spheric polymer that absorbs sweat. |
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I would start off by using Lithofin Power Clean, which should remove any oily soot and heavy staining. |
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An oily skin holds perfumes longer and can carry watery and citrusy fragrances, so one-time application is enough. |
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Defra says that there is evidence the SDA produced by corn gromwell can be converted to the same sort of essential fatty acid found in oily fish. |
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Peppery food apparently dries your throat, oily food lubricates it to tunelessness. |
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If your skin is oily you still need to moisturise, just look for noncomedogenic products, which won't clog your pores. |
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We love the foundation, it's hydrating but doesn't leave skin shiny, perfect for oily T-zones. |
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The ones in oily fish, nuts and seeds are unsaturated fats like omega-3, which may help prevent heart disease. |
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Sustaining an otherwise cerulean sky, oily black smoke billows a mile high from more than half a dozen fires south of Lake Okeechobee. |
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Tea Tree and organic Cumfrey Leaf have similar properties and is excellent for oily skin. |
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It is oily, dark and almost rotten tasting, but it did not make me unwell. |
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Stardom also needles ridiculously oily talk show hosts, airhead veejays, hysterical political activists and vicious fashion designers. |
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Two omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA, are abundant in such oily fish. |
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They seemed excessively oily and left a greasy after-taste in my mouth. |
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The added warmth helps open the meibomian glands, which secrete the oily lipid layer of the tear film, slowing the evaporation of natural tears, the company says. |
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Too late I learned that you can develop an allergic reaction to poison ivy after previously uneventful exposures, which induce a sensitivity to the plant's oily sap, urushiol. |
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Esmail Negaresh said that Iran has gained self-sufficiency in production of oily seeds and this year some 3,000 thousand tonnes of brassica napus. |
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Like most forage fishes, sprats are highly active small oily fish. |
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Here we have the sweet, heavy and moist attributes of rice blended with the sweet, light and oily red bell pepper and finished with the sour, cooling yogurt. |
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No sunburn and no oily splodges on my kaftans plus it smells gorgeous. |
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His clothes were apt to look oily and smell of eating-houses. |
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Because the Chinese preference of dessert is mildly sweet and less oily. |
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The confluence of land and water ensured a bountiful food supply for the inhabitants, who fished for salmon, halibut, cod, and the small, oily fish known as eulachon. |
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One reason is if the quartz bulb has oily residue from fingerprints. |
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Signor Bruschino was updated from a generic buffo character to an oily, scholarly-looking, suit-clad neurotic, excellently acted and sung by Marco Nistico. |
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Members of the Rubus genus tend to have a brittle, porous core and an oily residue along the stalk which makes them ideal to burn, even in damp climates. |
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Ringent pools of gas kept erupting in oily eyes on the surface. |
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Myrmecophilus species are known to strigilate their hosts, supposedly to gain nourishment from oily secretions of the body, and also to engage their hosts in trophallaxis. |
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Polar bears, otters, and fur seals have fur, one of the defining mammalian features, that is long, oily, and waterproof in order to trap air to provide insulation. |
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Oily fish, such as mackerel or trout, is one of the easiest things possible to cook, points out Annie. |
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Oily varieties to go for include salmon, trout, mackerel, herring and sardine. |
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Oily fish like mackerel and salmon are cooked to an internal temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and fish on the bone are cooked to 55 degrees. |
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Oily fish such as salmon, trout, mackerel and sardine would be a better catch for Chris. |
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Oily hair is often a good candidate for chemical processing since the formulas may actually eliminate some of the excess oiliness. |
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Oily fish such as herring, kippers, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines and trout, contain oils that can lessen the risk of thrombosis. |
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Oily bilge water is also created by the project team to be fed into the system. |
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Oily complexions respond best to basil, eucalyptus, cedar-wood, cypress, lemon, sage, lemongrass, yarrow and ylang-ylang. |
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Oily and mature skin types benefit the most from this type of exfoliation. |
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Oily baits such as herring, mackerel and blueys are usually best for spurdog. |
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Then suddenly Oily Cart meets RSC and when a baby is discovered we must sail the high seas, be sprayed with water and even plodge our hands into rockpools. |
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