My charming, loving, sweet, gentle, handsome, well-behaved son had emptied a bottle of nail polish remover. |
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Do you know that it takes an average of 50 licks to polish off a single scoop of ice cream cone? |
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Finally, polish the tiles with soapy water and a rag or sponge to remove the dried-on film of grout. |
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Groomed, well-proportioned brows polish your look and can even create the illusion of a good night's sleep. |
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Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills. |
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For example, they are used to provide the black color in inks, pigments, rubber tires, stove polish, typewriter ribbons, and phonograph records. |
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I don't like it much and the polish is chipping so I think I'm going to go for a rust color. |
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An historic city that has struggled to boost its ailing economy, it must polish its reputation as a tourist and convention centre. |
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Wipe the screen daily using window cleaner, then polish it with a clean dry cloth. |
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But if any would polish it, it is made dim, and truly if it be left to itself its clearness is withholden. |
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As one laved one's chest one could conjure up images of bowler hats on the coat rack, well-thumbed Police Gazettes, shoe polish and cigars. |
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While nail polish remover or amyl acetate will remove polish, both may affect the vinyl. |
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Her list should include nail files, cotton balls, polish remover, cuticle pushers and nippers, and hand cream for everyone. |
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This pedicure is designed for those who want more than just the regular change of toe-nail polish. |
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When they threw off their veils, we saw the kohl, lipstick, rouge and nail polish that the women wore. |
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I lined my eyes in thick black kohl, wore black nail polish and baggy clothes. |
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I tackled it with a swipe from my duster and then a vigorous rub-down with polish and a dust cloth. |
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A statement issued this week said LKI will purchase rough diamonds and supervise the manufacturing of those deemed suitable to cut and polish. |
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Scrub rusty grates with wire wool and give cast-iron surrounds a gloss with grate polish, available from hardware shops. |
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Alternatively, restorer's wax polish also applied with very fine wire wool and then polished with a rag gives an excellent finish. |
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The playing encompassed subtlety, ardor, menace and rage, all with an admirable polish. |
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As for the Old Vic material, it's in jarring contrast to the steely professional polish that characterised Who's Next. |
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The organic burgers and all-beef polish sausages will be served with organic condiments on organic rolls. |
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Nail polish remover is made from acetone and ethyl acetate, which can irritate your eyes, nose, and throat. |
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After peeling off outer skin, they polish it with castor oil, cactus jelly, curd, ghee and turmeric powder to make it smooth and slippery. |
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By tomorrow morning the cleaners will have erased it with bleach, floor wax and silicone polish. |
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Once again, wipe the surface clean and if you wish you can apply a coat of paste wax or liquid polish. |
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You may protect the finish with a liquid furniture wax or cream polish that gives the desired gloss. |
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If a brass or copper lamp does not have a special no-tarnish finish, you can polish it or wax it after you wash and dry it. |
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Remove tarnish with a commercial pewter polish or a paste made of rotten-stone and boiled linseed oil or olive oil. |
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Cooke kicked his fifth goal from six attempts to polish off a memorable win which lifts Hull into fourth place. |
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Plus she was wearing black boots, black lipstick, and black nail polish. |
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The trend for adornment amongst Middle Eastern women is nothing new, but nail polish is often left out of the equation. |
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She dressed for the job to which she aspired, but balanced polish with approachability. |
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You'll also read about brandy's rules, dress for success, chill on the jewelry, polish your cleats, hike up your socks, and, OK, keep your shirt on. |
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Their hands were inspected, nails cut to the quick if polish was found. |
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The maids polish the silver, quiet the colicky infants, and iron dresses with 65 pleats on the waist. |
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The soldier launches into a comical strut and pretends to polish his guard box with his knuckles. |
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Tonight while driving down Sydney Rd, I took off my glasses at a red light to polish them, and the world suddenly sprang into a vivid kaleidoscope of coloured spangles. |
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Afara splits very readily and takes glue, stain and polish well. |
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We are so covered with layers and layers of refinement, of social polish, of airs and graces and civilization and pretensions that the human in us almost ceases to exist. |
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Romney has so much polish as a candidate that running a slick, self-aggrandizing spot makes as much sense as laminating a glossy. |
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Any network can find and polish a one-off hottie to fight back tears at the disaster site du jour. |
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Today, machines trim and cut the thickness and polish the leather. |
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The men favored tailored coats and neat ties, perhaps even a fedora for added polish. |
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I could smell the sweet polish that had been rubbed deep into the grain. |
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A solution of acetone nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, and club soda, shaken around well enough, will help remove any material you couldn't remove with a vacuum. |
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Chalk dust, Sellotape, thread, bath bombs, and nail polish, all in pastel shades, will complete the palette. |
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Seaweed is delicious, and now that you've fallen in love with these ocean greens, you likely can't wait to polish off multiple bowlfuls each day. |
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All that's left to do is to dry with a lint-free cloth and polish until you have no elbow grease left. |
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Paint, varnish, lubricating oil, leather dressings, furniture polish, insecticides, and nitroglycerin are made from peanut oil. |
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It is autumn and Father John Paul sets out on the arduous annual pilgrimage to Barra's highest point to polish up the island's iconic statue. |
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The previous evening, he was the first person ever to polish off a 72oz steak at The Meat House in Dundee. |
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Household drudgery, woodcutting, milking, and gardening soon roughen the hands and dim the outside polish. |
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Likewise, the rocks or anvils used to polish the axes are rare in Britain but common in France and Sweden. |
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Workers who cut, grind or polish concrete are at risk of inhaling airborne silica, which can lead to silicosis. |
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All lawyers by trade, Radcliffe and the other commissioners had all of the polish and none of the specialized knowledge needed for the task. |
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Kevin Wade was also brought into the process before Bruce Feirstein gave the final polish to the script. |
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Bedell Smith was a shopkeeper's son from Indiana who rose from buck private to general without the polish of West Point or a college degree. |
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In the very early days of gemstone fashioning, a polisher or lapidary would cut and polish both diamonds and other gemstones. |
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I often remember seeing a man around town with what looked like shoe polish smeared over his bonce. |
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Granger's, on the Clover Nook Industrial Estate off the A38 at Pinxton, make Cherry Blossom shoe polish. |
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We would scrub all the cabins out with naphtha and wire wool, and polish all the port holes and everything else. |
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Treat children's school shoes too with black or clear Waterproofing Wax for Leather, an all-in-one polish and waterproofer. |
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On the stoep an old man was moving about on hands and knees with red polish and brushes and dirty cloths. |
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And lo! those waters, steeled By breezeless air to smoothest polish, yield A vivid repetition of the stars. |
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It is able to hold a good polish and so is sometimes used in light reflectors and mirrors. |
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Silver has a brilliant white metallic luster that can take a high polish, and which is so characteristic that the name of the metal itself has become a colour name. |
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If you want to polish your reputation as an all-around digital photographer, plan on developing at least a modicum of skill with a decent image editing program. |
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