Some people put a dab of petroleum jelly in the nose at night to combat dryness. |
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Back in the kitchen I sipped my apple juice, quenching the dryness of my throat. |
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Drinking water helps to relieve some of that dryness and the aspirin helps with the pain. |
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Some antihistamines are more likely to cause dryness of the mouth than others. |
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Applying moisturizing creams daily will help prevent dryness and cracks, keeping cuticles looking neat and making cutting unnecessary. |
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His comedic style is marked mostly by self-deprecation, dryness, and yelling. |
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Whatever the source, the wood needs to be stacked and covered to ensure dryness. |
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The lipid was redissolved in diethyl ether that was then re-evaporated under nitrogen to complete dryness. |
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The indiscriminate use of the pond water by residents in the area has pushed it to the verge of dryness. |
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Hybrid Tea Roses require lots of water during hot weather, especially if the heat is accompanied by dryness. |
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I can be aware that the wine is dry without tasting the wine or its dryness. |
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What is really needed now is a sustained period of dryness to alleviate future flood potential, as well as firm up soils for farm machinery. |
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In addition to this area in southwest Nebraska, abnormal dryness developed across most of the state in June. |
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Pockets of mild dryness continue across extreme southwest Nebraska, as well as the northwestern Panhandle. |
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It is the mix of yeasts in and around the winery that have the potential to ferment a wine to dryness. |
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The aqueous phase was recovered and for each sample 2 ml aliquots were evaporated to dryness in a freeze drier. |
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The combined extracts were dried with anhydrous sodium sulfate and the filtrate was evaporated to dryness under reduced pressure. |
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In a white wine I really want dryness and with the Italian there is always an undertone of sweetness. |
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Citrus fruit and hop bitterness hits the flavour with a bitter dryness and light finish. |
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He closed them tightly, feeling the bittersweet sensation of stinging dryness and strain wetted with fresh tears beneath the lids. |
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McDiarmid brings a dryness of delivery and impeccable timing to the role while clearly relishing McGibbon's sardonic script. |
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The solution in the beaker was evaporated to dryness, in doing so the arsenious oxide was volatilized, possibly as arsenious chloride. |
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When it comes to whites, non-Euro wines tend to lack the dryness and delicate bouquet of the Europeans. |
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Riesling's customary aroma and flavor of peaches and apricots come and go in a lively interplay of sweetness and dryness. |
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His books have none of the Gallic virtues of irony, juridical dryness and clarity of prose. |
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It is used for constipation caused by dryness, for skin inflammation caused by damp heat. |
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Overall, the book is remarkably readable, partly because the editors have wisely allowed a certain quirky dryness of tone to creep in. |
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This produces a certain dryness, a reduction of the work to its function as institutional critique. |
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The treelessness of the region has been produced gradually, by the increasing dryness of the climate. |
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The humidity was so miserably high there compared to bone dryness here, which is much more pleasant. |
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In drastic levels of dryness, this damage may cause the ullage to increase. |
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I feel the dryness of paper and the mushiness of banana peels and the roughness of dried bread as I rummage through the trash. |
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McCreesh's scholarship is not in doubt, yet the performance bears no traces of dryness or unwonted caution. |
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The lives of Byron and Shelley are an exotic flicker behind the screen, training our frustration on the comparative dryness of this writing. |
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In an act of substitution he replaces barren dryness with his fertile fluidity. |
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The sound of his voice was eerie, with the words cracking, brittle with the dryness that shrunk his throat. |
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If the liver blood is insufficient, there will be a dryness of the eyes, blurred vision, or night blindness. |
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A generous dose of this thick, garlicky spread addressed the dryness of the pork and chicken souvlaki nicely. |
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Going from short to long hair takes time and TLC, especially if chemical overprocessing has left you with split ends and dryness. |
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Their definitions are often very interesting, and perhaps were supposed to create some oasis in the dense dryness of the technical jargon. |
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The counterpoint becomes increasingly intricate as the set progresses, but Frescobaldi never lets the music devolve into academic dryness. |
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The minuter corrections, in the Duke de la Valliere's catalogue, furnish a most enlivening article in the dryness of bibliography. |
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I was impressed by the dryness, the openness, and the mountains that broke from the plains. |
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It's good stuff, good enough for those of you afraid of the dryness of documentaries to seek out. |
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In summer, the plants will tolerate some dryness but with extreme drought, watering is required. |
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Clinical manifestations are dryness of the mouth, lips and nose, dryness of the tongue, dry, rough and chapped skin, dry stool, etc. |
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The administration of ice chips is one way to reduce mouth dryness, make patients more comfortable, and keep down bacterial overgrowth. |
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While most of the formulas emphasize nourishing yin and moistening dryness, two formulas are listed for excess conditions. |
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Oil-based or superfatted soaps may be less likely to cause dryness, but they too should be used sparingly. |
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A moisturizing cleanser or cleansing bar should leave skin feeling clean, fresh and smooth without dryness. |
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The form of a fold in linen or cotton shows us the resilience or dryness of the fiber, as well as the coldness or warmth of the material. |
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He cut through the seeming dryness of the piece, the old-fashionedness, and made it totally available to a new audience. |
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Chronic thickening, dryness, and pigmentation of her skin had developed in areas exposed to the sun. |
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The aqueous, ethanol and ethyl acetate fractions were slowly evaporated to dryness under vacuum and stored at 4 degreesC for biological study. |
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Man, too, learned how to live in the desert, surviving in spite of the extreme dryness and heat. |
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It had the flavour, the fullness, the richness, the dryness and the length of a proper Chateauneuf du Pape. |
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At Passover seders, traditionalists who favor sweet kosher wine and modernists who prefer dryness can share this 2006 late-harvest chenin blanc. |
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It retreated in subsequent periods of prolonged dryness, leaving deposits of sediments. |
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Continuing dryness of the mouth may increase the chance of dental disease, including tooth decay, gum disease, and fungus infections. |
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Participants were asked about the dermatologic effects of the protocols with regard to dryness, desquamation, and irritation. |
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When a honeybee colony requires a new hive site, honeybee scouts search for a cavity of suitable location, dryness, and size. |
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Concentrated CKs were eluted from the cartridges with ethanol and the eluates were evaporated to dryness. |
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For instance, you may experience dryness or even mild discolouration in patches. |
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The wet patches gradually shrink, the bubbles subside, the dryness steadily encroaches. |
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Hair care poses a big problem, for constant setting, colouring and blow-drying may easily result in dryness, dullness and lifelessness. |
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The solvent was evaporated to dryness by vortexing the mixture under a stream of argon. |
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Baths and showers are torment, as after every one the itch is worse, the dryness more extreme. |
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If inhaled, cadmium dust causes dryness of the throat, choking, headache, and pneumonia-like symptoms. |
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The cacophony of strong flavours failed to hide the dryness of the chicken. |
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After a long moment, the blood froze, crusting into dryness. |
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Strong fennel and wormwood hit the back of my tongue along with a dryness from the barrel and hints of citrus from the chamomile. |
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Many of the companies that offer hair relaxing kits also offer special aftercare products to help keep the newly relaxed hair soft and prevent dryness or damage. |
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Independent lab tests demonstrate the diapers have superior absorption speed, capacity, wicking ability and dryness when compared to major brands. |
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Even after years of severe dryness, some species can be revived with a little water, which is why they can survive regular tramplings on the city's pavements. |
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Mucous membranes should be evaluated for dryness, leukoplakia and exudate. |
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Patients suffering from cold can have symptoms ranging from dryness and pain in the throat, sneezing, runny nose, chills, fever, fatigue and joint pain. |
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I swallowed repeatedly, fighting the sandpaper dryness in my mouth. |
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Ichthyosis is a malformation of the skin characterized by dryness, roughness, and thickening of the epidermis which is cast off in dandruffy to plate-like scales. |
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But when virtuosity is not elevated by the power of a dramatic situation, the outcome, brilliant though it may be, suffers from dryness, a victim of its gratuitousness. |
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The meat was all well-cooked, with not a hint of dryness or over-cooking. |
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Talk to your doctor about using special eyedrops to relieve dryness. |
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Mild side effects include nasal dryness, nosebleeds and sore throat. |
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The dryness of the ground tells us that there is little rain here. |
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We have not had the extended 24 months of dryness like western Nebraska. |
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We like Cleese's black humour, his dryness and his sense of the absurd. |
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He brings to this story all his wit and dryness and power of mind. |
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For starters, sake comes in varying degrees of dryness and sweetness. |
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The wine has a fresh, crisp, tart dryness that serves almost as a surface coating through which one can perceive the underlying fruit of the Chardonnay grape. |
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Once used it leaves skin super-smooth and hydrated with no sense of dryness as well as squeaky clean and glowing. |
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Frequent thirst, with a scrapy dryness in the throat, as if after making a night of it. |
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Macadamia oil contains palmitoleic acid, squalene, and vitamin E to hydrate the skin and retain moisture for reducing dryness. |
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If moisture is present the silique closes, protecting the seed and opening again upon dryness to allow for wind dispersal. |
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Retinoids thin the stratum corneum, and this presents as dryness, itchiness, and desquamation. |
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Cheilitis occurs in virtually all patients treated with isotretinoin and can vary from mild to very severe dryness with cracking of the lips. |
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The technology is clinically proven to significantly reduce dryness, improve moisturization and leave skin more even toned. |
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The relative dryness of the wearer's skin is important, since dry skin will not hold fragrance as long as skin with more oil. |
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The barrels that form the flor cap can become Fino, Manzanilla or Amontillado, but they are all marked out by a bracing, pungent dryness. |
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Oil-freeM Shave Aloe Gel softens for a smooth shave and Soothing Post-Shave Healer calms razor burn and relieves dryness. |
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The fresh grapy dryness, mineral notes and lemony tang of the wine enlivens the taste buds, making the oysters literally dance on the palate. |
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The ANDRITZ sludge screw press dewaters the mixed sludge to the highest possible dryness that can be achieved today by mechanical means. |
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The Tranquility provides high-capacity absorbency to preserve skin integrity, provide odor control, and ensure dryness. |
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For example, Stone reports the beer is brewed using a temperature rest that the brewers say accentuates the dryness and fermentability of the beer. |
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This remedy type often displays a sad and taciturn nature with hyperacidity, dryness of mucus membranes, a sour body odour and a craving for meat. |
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Evaporate 25 cc. of orthophosphoric acid solution to dryness, setting the burner beneath the dish and adjusting the flame so that the tip does not quite touch the dish. |
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Mulching helps retain moisture, but dryness leads to woodiness. |
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The extreme dryness of the air is shown by the roofs of the houses remaining so long bright, and by a charge of powder remaining for weeks uncaked in a gun. |
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Finally, they were deproteinated by methanol precipitation, evaporated to dryness and together with donor and acceptor lyophilizates subjected to subsequent analysis. |
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These include eyelid injuries and disorders, blepharoplasty, pterygia, orbital trauma and diseases, tumors, surfocular dryness, and stem cell surgery and transplantation. |
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