Then, overnight, completely saturate it by placing it in a soaking vessel such as an old bathtub or an open-topped metal drum. |
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Remove old nail polish with a single stroke by soaking a cotton wool pad with nail polish remover. |
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To remove stains from clothing, try soaking fabrics in water mixed with borax, lemon juice, hydrogen peroxide, washing soda, or white vinegar. |
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He could feel the clammy touch of water or mud soaking through his trousers as he held the bowl between his knees and unstoppered the flask. |
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Cook until the flour is light golden brown, then stir in the stock and also the liquid reserved from soaking the dried mushrooms. |
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She has a stack of willow in her garden at all times, soaking in water ready for weaving. |
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After realizing how long I had sat soaking in the water, I hoisted myself up out of the tub and walked across the room to retrieve a towel. |
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While those were soaking in boiling water, I also boiled chicken with garlic and onions. |
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I laid quietly in the bathtub soaking in the warm water and letting it settle my thoughts. |
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After 15 to 20 minutes soaking in the water, your pores will enlarge and pulse quicken. |
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I couldn't have looked convinced, because she then dragged me over to her sink where a dirty baking dish was soaking in water. |
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An old man, whose face looked as if he'd been soaking in water too long, snuck glances at me while puffing on a cigarette. |
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Since they cannot maintain a peaceful mind within activity, they avoid noisy places and spend their days soaking in stale water. |
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A small stream of warm red liquid flowed down my neck and hit my shirt, soaking a small patch of black cloth. |
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The rain poured down relentlessly, soaking her to the skin within minutes of its beginning. |
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Cat twirled around as the warm rain pounded down on her, soaking her uniform-dress and hair. |
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I heard the shattering but not before I felt the hot liquid soaking my worm pajama pants and burning my skin. |
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Once the weather had died down, I found to my horror that I had about 100 kg of sea water soaking my rations. |
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Instead of sleeping, though, I cried silently, my tears soaking the pillow. |
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By then tears were already soaking into her skin and her eyes were a bit swollen. |
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The water was soaking through the cotton wool, and was then hanging until a sufficiently large drop fell into the bath. |
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The plants and trees will provide storm water protection by soaking up the rain. |
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The towels soaked up the red liquid with blinding efficiency, soaking up almost ten times their weight in liquid. |
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We both spent time outside, soaking up some rays and just enjoying the spring weather. |
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I stood there soaking up the final rays of the sun until it set completely. |
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She was soaking wet and had bald patches as well as open cuts and sores around her back legs. |
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I caught him under one of the chairs and that's when I realized I'd gotten him soaking wet. |
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Everything was soaking wet from the waterfall trek so I managed to get a washing line set up to dry our clothes. |
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She started to walk, barefoot, soaking wet, for almost half a kilometre down the gravel road toward her friend to get help. |
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He turned his head when his mother began to strip Allie of her soaking wet clothes. |
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And all the people and all the animals ran out into the rain, for they did not care that the fields were now muddy or that they were soaking wet. |
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The rain is coming down in sheets, and while I'm hungry, I have no particular desire to get soaking wet and catch a cold. |
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The weather today is typically British, which means if we go out on the bikes we will get soaking wet and covered in mud. |
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He was found soaking wet in the middle of the night, unable to speak and dressed in an expensive dinner suit. |
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Two weeks ago we noted the first three courses of brick, upon which the timber frame building is built, were soaking wet. |
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He was soaking wet, but fully dressed in a black suit, with no clue as to his origin. |
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It was freezing and I had to walk home my little grey silk lined shorts soaking wet and ruined. |
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Managers from the branch sat in the stocks outside being pelted with wet sponges, and firefighters turned up with a hose to give them a soaking. |
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The soaking also helps to clean the dried bean and speeds up the cooking time. |
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Having already had a soaking, I opted to swim back across, and passed a few of the more determined members clinging to the walls on the way! |
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Local street wardens will also volunteer for a soaking when they take a turn in the stocks. |
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If the soil is dry, give it a good soaking otherwise the rhizomes can be difficult to lift, especially when congested. |
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And while Leicester won, their fans got a thorough soaking on the open stand at Portsmouth. |
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The flood water reached up to the middle of the car wheels, seeping into our car floor and soaking the carpet in the car. |
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She pauses next to her convertible, soaking up the SoCal sun as the world-famous Hollywood sign beckons in the background. |
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The views are almost as nice whether you're soaking in the hot tub in the solarium or cozying up in front of the stone fireplace. |
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The seven-year-old buried her head in Debbie's pajamas, soaking the breast pocket of her shirt. |
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Served in a piping hot tureen, the tender venison meat was soaking in a sauce that tasted of pearl onions and wine. |
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Why go to Switzerland for skiing and soaking in the scenic verdancy of the mountains when you can do it in Kashmir? |
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Apart from a few acrobatic monkeys putting the fear of God into me, and sweltering soaking heat, it was a pleasant trek. |
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On Friday afternoon, rain was soaking the entire East Coast, and the non-scheduled pilots headed to the club. |
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But motor oil wears out and gets dirty, soaking up toxic heavy metals like lead and cadmium, and so it must be changed. |
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The dishes there were old, and needed soaking, so Jim just filled the sink with steaming water, and stuffed all the dirties inside. |
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Wet-milling involves several steps, starting with soaking, or steeping, corn in water and sulfur dioxide for 24 to 36 hours. |
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You can soak them overnight in cold water, but we recommend boiling and soaking because it cuts the time your stovetop is tied up. |
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They provide the slow, gentle soaking that slopes, heavy clay soils, and seed beds need. |
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This means they are not guaranteeing that the trim, the dress, the overlay, the lining, etc. or any part thereof will withstand soaking in water. |
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Although working offshore on the oil rigs and soaking up the suds on the course does not help his game, he still turns in some good scores. |
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Some golfers were lucky enough to be holed up at number 16 and started soaking up the suds instead of rain. |
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When estate agency staff were sent off to southern Spain, it wasn't to lounge on sunbeds all day soaking up the rays. |
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I stood staring at him holding my soaking wet towel tight around my body chewing my bottom lip furiously. |
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She stepped into the hot bath and enjoyed the sensation of the warm water soaking into her aching bones. |
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When soaking, bedraggled hikers clomped into Tuku at about 6am, an old woman manning a hot noodle stand, was appalled. |
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I shivered in the cold wind since my sweater was now soaking wet with icy cold water. |
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In reality, farro requires no soaking and cooks to tenderness as quickly as rice. |
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He's being fatherly and affectionate, and I can tell she's soaking it up, so I won't join them. |
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Food-grade lime may be used as a lime-water solution for soaking fresh cucumbers 12 to 24 hours before pickling them. |
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Blood gushed from a deep pit in his shoulder and several jagged cuts were gouged in his torso, soaking his ceremonial robe to his skin. |
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The rain drenched him instantly, plastering his hair to his head and soaking through his thin shirt and trousers. |
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Spend a couple of days soaking up its 15th and 18th century buildings, modern skyscrapers and its pretty squares, parks and plazas. |
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He was quite content sitting on the bus, reading his paper and soaking up the atmosphere. |
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I contented myself just looking through them and soaking in the library atmosphere. |
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The ground had become so thoroughly dry and hard that it would require a good long soaking rain to make it anything like ploughable. |
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Along the way you'll encounter bath plugs, rubber ducks and get the obligatory soaking from intermittent showers. |
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This time last year few thought things could get any worse and that an early summer soaking would be the prelude to a flaming June. |
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In addition, soaking your feet in warm water or with Epsom salts can alleviate painful corns and calluses. |
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I flopped down onto my sleep sack, which was already damp from soaking up moisture from the soil. |
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The gels were neutralized in 2 M TRIS for 5 min and subjected to fluorography by soaking for 30 min in Amplify. |
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And that is exactly where he sat, soaking in the action from his prime possie. |
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The home side were soaking up the pressure well and clearing their lines effectively, counter-attacking as they did so. |
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Anyone watching will assume that I am soaking up every crumb of wisdom that falls from the speaker's lips. |
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I began to move again as the cold rain poured down on me, soaking me through once again. |
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Steven Bradshaw's image of Mr Yellow soaking up the sun amongst the daffs in Museum Gardens is simply one to make you smile. |
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I did quite a bit of geocaching today which mainly entailed being blown all over the place and getting soaking wet feet. |
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It was wonderfully meditative, and as I sat there cross-legged, gonging away and soaking up the mystical reverberations, I got to thinking. |
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Again, reach for the hose and give them a good soaking followed by a generous layer of mulch. |
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Luckily I largely managed to avoid the rain today, but the path by the river was very muddy and puddly and my feet were soaking. |
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One rainy night the offices were flooded, soaking several till rolls into a mushy pulp. |
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I have used several different liquors and spirits for soaking dried fruits to be used in fruit cake, but again, not a dessert wine yet. |
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With its long slide soaking up most of recoil, firing the pistol was as tame as the purr of a contented kitten. |
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The only cure was to get soaking wet while trying to dry out the distributor that generated the electricity that made the car go. |
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It had only two compartments, one full of gray mushrooms, the other full of hot meat soaking in dark gravy. |
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Clean the cockles or clams by soaking them in cold water for at least 30 minutes to remove any sand or grit. |
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The virtuoso pianist has not spoken since being found soaking wet, dressed in a dinner suit, in Sheerness, Kent, 11 weeks ago. |
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You may expedite the removal process by adding some bleach to your dishwater or simply soaking hands in bleach water solution. |
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Unfortunately when washday comes, as it indubitably has, we can all be in for a right good soaking. |
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To get grease out of clothes, Andrew suggested dissolving washing soda in hot water and soaking the garment for half an hour. |
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The parts were pulled from the 1,400-degree mix after soaking up the heat for up to an hour and then quenched in cold water. |
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They check the BBC's online weather map to spot torrential rain soaking the UK while it is 106F in Delhi and read up the latest news on the web. |
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The rank smell of the soaking water and the crispness of the soaked cabbage shreds indicate that this is a worthwhile step. |
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As we came around a curve, a speedboat came whipping around the corner, soaking us to the bone. |
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I wished that I had aged the paper first by soaking in tea, as I usually do. |
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They spent the next 14 hours soaking wet and cold until a plane alerted their own air-sea rescue. |
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He had just finished soaking up the last of his roast beef with a heel of bread. |
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Any sane New York politician who can walk or crawl into the Plaza will be there with bells on, soaking up the good press. |
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The water under foot splashed everywhere, soaking my trainers with 10 strides. |
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I fell twice on the way home, soaking my mittens and the knees of my leggings. |
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Try soaking hands in baby oil and using a soft brush to exfoliate as another option if you have sensitive skin. |
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But for most people, the most popular beach activity remains lying in the sun with a refreshing drink next to them, soaking up the sunshine. |
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The usual procedure is to load the furnace and then begin the soaking period when the loaded furnace reaches the desired temperature. |
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Viewers can see sheep making use of nature's larder for feeding and medicinal purposes, calves playing tag and hens soaking up the sunshine. |
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Resealing the concrete will trap odors in the concrete plus it will help prevent anything else from soaking into it. |
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Whether it's fried mozzarella sticks, fried zucchini, fried ice cream or a French fry, they're all soaking in bad fats. |
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Small HDL particles are much less effective at soaking up their bad brethren. |
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But trees help control runoff by soaking water in through their roots and providing sturdy support against erosion. |
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The flowers will keep going until October on this long-lived plant whose only requirement is a good soaking when the weather is dry. |
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It was a nice day and with no guests about, the oddly shy pony boy should have been out soaking up the sun. |
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You may be able to rid yourself of nail fungus, foot odor and athlete's foot by soaking your feet in a dilute vinegar solution. |
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She described how the first week they were all at sea, but in the second week they were soaking up the experience like sponges. |
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To make the tabbouleh, prepare the burghul or couscous by soaking it in the lemon juice. |
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Caitlin was surprised to find that despite being totally immersed in the pool, the white maillot she wore had not become soaking wet. |
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Bring soaking liquor to the boil and drop the babas in, rolling them to soak all over and become bloated. |
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The couple celebrated the pregnancy with a babymoon in Hawaii this week, soaking up the sun on the isle of Maui. |
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She soaked her body again, at the same time soaking the bandage over her wound. |
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He sent in four legions to the strange, soaking wet, mist-shrouded island at the back of beyond. |
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All were in bad temper and soaking wet, eyes burning and sore from the oceans' salt as they sat along the disheveled bank. |
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As far as I know the seeds of the telegraph plant need to be scarified before soaking them for the 12 hours. |
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Most are small, less than three or four feet, but occasionally a pier or jetty angler soaking a big bait hooks a fish with real shoulders. |
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Usually, the only solution is soaking and scrubbing, which is why I scramble eggs only in non-stick pans. |
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As late as the 1850s, people scratched out a bare existence by soaking up surface oil from springs around Oil Creek in Pennsylvania. |
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The craftsmen process the bamboo by cleansing and soaking the bamboo stems in water for a couple of days. |
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After soaking, experience a mango sugar scrub to reduce age spots and fine lines. |
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The trick to making a Barm Brack is soaking the fruit over night in the tea. |
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Finally, Cathena gets her hot bath, soaking to her chin in the steamy water. |
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He wore only a robe, since his clothes were now soaking in Ava's iron bathtub. |
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Cold soaking the fruit for 36 hours along with a 14 day, open top fermentation expanded the extraction. |
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She noticed people running from the other end of the school, they were soaking wet, deep down to the bone. |
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Her hair was still wet but she had toweled it off, soaking up the excess rainwater. |
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After a while, when she returned to shore, she would trot over to me, drop the stick down, and then shake her soaking body all over me. |
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I welcomed the soothing feeling of the water sliding off me and just stood under the shower, soaking in the fresh scent of the soap and water. |
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These hotels usually offer butler service, large bathrooms with soaking tubs, spa-inspired bath products, and high-end bed linens. |
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Flat bread is a great side dish for dipping in and soaking up those sauces. |
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He, of course, was soaking it all in and enjoying the way they mooned over him. |
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Lie on a white sand beach soaking up the sun during the day and go for long moonlit walks along the oceans edge at night. |
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In a delicate motion Maria placed her free hand on Erik's, soaking in the warmth of his skin. |
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But don't allow unconditioned leather to get soaking wet, and always condition it afterwards. |
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She just hoped they would arrive before the ever-darkening clouds let loose with a soaking rain, sleet, or snow. |
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I know there are in Belfast tidy gardens of roses, bookstalls with shelves of poetry, cats soaking up sun in shop windows. |
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His golden hair flopped onto his forehead and stuck to it, soaking wet. |
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I'm soaking wet, bruised and burning from the water cannon and the gas. |
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I was still soaking wet and just wanted a shower and some ice cream. |
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Also, soaking in a shallow tub of salty water may ease the discomfort. |
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Even if you'd rather be soaking in a bubbly bath, we have awesome ideas for presents that will have your personality stamped on them beside the bow. |
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Make the soaking syrup by mixing the coffee, sugar, and gelatin with a wire whisk. |
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And he barked once and jumped down, his feet click-clacking on the floorboards, into the kitchen where he joyously slurped and slobbered, getting his muzzle soaking wet. |
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It was possible to just laze around on deck on one of the many sun-loungers soaking up the rays while attentive staff members plied you with ice cold drinks. |
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The tears flowed freely now, coursing down my cheeks and soaking into her tank top as she cradled my head with one arm and encircled my waist with the other. |
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I was still soaking wet from the shower when he arrived at my apartment. |
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Danny removed Emma's soaking clothes and she shivered, but didn't wake up. |
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We were handed a bowl containing a square of white-corn cornbread soaking up the bacon-flavored pinto bean broth along with a cup of sweet, fresh buttermilk. |
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Of course, the prospect of watching the sun set over the Pacific or soaking up some rays on Oahu in the middle of the Australian winter are no small considerations. |
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He said that it had been pouring with rain, there were thunder storms, and the tents designed for desert use were leaking and soaking wet through. |
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Sure, Mr. Burns was cute in a grandfatherly way, but who ever busted a gut laughing at a cigar smoking septagenerian who weighs 70 pounds soaking wet? |
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I add a twist of tradition by soaking the lentils overnight, cooking them in a tandoor, then deep frying them so they get crisp on the outside but keep their soft interior. |
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The Democrats' bill is better, covering all seniors, but it, too, fails to control the corporate price-gouging, soaking taxpayers to enrich the avaricious companies. |
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Walk into any bar on a Friday night and she's sure to be there, working her delicate trade, soaking up free drinks as fast as she can get saps to buy them. |
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His form slowly turned and he looked at Jessica expectantly, she ran to him, through the mud, soaking her skirts and wetting her hair, then she held him. |
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The entire room was soaking and sopping wet when we entered. |
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Looking around, Tanj realized that a number of office workers were stretched out in the park, nude, or near-nude, soaking up the noontime sun as they ate their bag lunches. |
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Best of all, they have imported Italian rum babas soaking in glass jars. |
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He ripped off two lengths of bandage and began soaking them in the liquid. |
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After soaking up the history at Nassau Hall, walk to Princeton University campus. |
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Pieces of wood, iron, old clothes and broken-down appliances litter the ground, which was soaking wet when the Guardian visited Nakit on Thursday. |
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On the northeasternmost point of the U.S., pancake-like ployes are a daily staple, whether covered in syrup or soaking up gravy. |
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Liquor made by soaking tiger bones in Chinese wine brings hefty prices on online exchanges. |
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I felt like a really nice car, or a soaking tub, or a fireplace, or something that would drive the price of an apartment way up. |
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Another cure is Kvass, a slightly alcoholic beverage made by soaking dried rye bread with sugar and yeast. |
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The actor has enjoyed more than his fair share of media coverage recently concerning his whirlwind relationship and engagement, and then his soaking by pranksters on Sunday. |
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When planting, ensure the shrubs establish quickly by thoroughly soaking the rootballs and covering the ground with a thick mulch of bark chippings. |
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He went about researching the war meticulously, soaking himself in the plentiful documentary material from this most media-infiltrated of conflicts. |
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Recycle beer or other decorative bottles into tumblers by soaking a piece of garden twine in kero and tying around the bottle at the point you want to separate. |
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The product may vary from a homogeneous rock produced by soaking to a coarsely mixed rock easily separable into relic and granitic or granitised portions. |
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We felt foolish standing there with rain water soaking up our ragged jean clad legs so we pretended that we liked that feeling of creeping dampness on the tube. |
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I had been required to work late at the advertising agency making mood boards and running around like a maniac soaking up the stress of others in preparation for a big pitch. |
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The three-month trial has shown hemp to be a more effective mop crop, in that it grows quicker and produces bigger plants, soaking up more water and nutrients. |
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Cover the holes with soil and give the bulbs a thorough soaking of water. |
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Rain poured down in sheets, soaking my hair into a moppy mess. |
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Blood had seeped through the makeshift bandage, soaking it through. |
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He doctored a ball over the course of two weeks by pounding it with a bat, soaking it in soapy water, and finally coating it with white shoe polish to make it look like new. |
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They were already soaking wet by the time they got to the front door. |
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The giddiness faded from him, too, when he saw a soaking wet Robert half-leaning in the doorway, and a passed out Tobias cradled floppily in his arms. |
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This time, Hannah was soaking her feet in water and DiMaggio was petting his cat, Princess. |
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In one sickening final detail, Joe Christmas is castrated even before he is dead, his blood soaking his attackers. |
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Often referred to as vellum, which etymologically means calfskin, parchment results from soaking the skins in lime and water, scraping, and drying them while stretched. |
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A tall dark being stood in the pouring rain, soaking black cloak pulled tight around a wiry figure against the cold, hood pulled up and shadowing a dark face. |
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Barkcloth is made by soaking and beating the inner bark of specific trees, most commonly the Paper Mulberry. |
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Some recipes favour soaking the dried fruit in tea overnight before the baking. |
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In China, processed jellyfish are desalted by soaking in water overnight and eaten cooked or raw. |
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By soaking the batter overnight the grain is broken down, which results in a softer and more digestible pancake or pikelet. |
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Makeshift oil lamps can easily be made by soaking a ball of cotton in olive oil and forming it into a peak. |
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The starch grains that float to the surface during the soaking process are also used in cooking. |
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Chilacayote is a candy made from a type of melon of the same name, which is prepared by soaking pieces of the fruit in sugar solution. |
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It is made by soaking cotton threads in a starch and paraffin wax solution. |
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The ingots are then heated in a soaking pit and hot rolled into slabs, billets, or blooms. |
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The clothing was soaking in a washbin when police arrived to investigate the soldier's modest dwelling. |
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Other than the roses, which require an extra weekly soaking during the summer, his plants are watered only once a week, including the Abutilons. |
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That will include soaking tubs separate from the shower stalls, as well as separate water closets. |
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After leaving the traumatised and soaking wet boy for about half an hour they returned but then ran off when some other children saw them. |
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Some South African, black, brindle or white after soaking the Seychelles with light. |
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Orange sticks After soaking hands, dip one end of the stick in water and wrap it with cotton wool. |
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An astrocyte listens in to the chemical conversation between neurons, soaking up neurotransmitters such as glutamate, the researchers showed. |
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Wearing an itsy-bitsy bikini, she danced around the garden, running through hose-pipes to get a good soaking. |
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She has recently been spotted soaking in the rays and lounging around poolside while flashing her very prominent baby bump. |
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Most methods of decaffeination start out with soaking green coffee beans in hot water to draw out the caffeine. |
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Decaffeination involves soaking the beans in water and then washing them with a solvent to dissolve the caffeine. |
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And although the stale bread concept, helps with soaking up ensuring the bread disnae French toast In a bowl, cinnamon, and sugar and briefly. |
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They're not regressing to childhood, their stomachs fluttering at the nostalgic prospect of soaking in the fuggy warmth of Bovril and linament. |
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Having never experienced communal bare-bum soaking European style, I was sure I'd wandered into the men's room. |
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Derry were excellent at Sligo in the league on Friday, soaking up pressure for much of the game but showing a real swagger in attack. |
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Chaplin's explanation of soaking beans and grains to remove phytic acid is among the most cogent I've found. |
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Prevent halo blight, small brown spots surrounded by a yellow halo on the leaves, by never soaking seeds before sowing. |
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Then, set your sights on a soul sister that'll have you soaking up every moment of your summer staycation. |
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After soaking in the spa, I hopped on a cablecar to a point near the top of Mt Rigi to meet up with my walking instructor. |
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Bradley gets up to no good with a ladle and a tea cloth when he puts out a small fire, soaking Ainsley into the bargain. |
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Brazilian sodalite marble kitchen counters, five-piece en suite master bathroom with deep soaking tub and stall shower with bench. |
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Clean around globe artichokes, lightly fork the ground and topdress with compost prior to soaking. |
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They all rely on the fact that caffeine is soluble and all start with soaking the coffee beans in hot water. |
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None more so than the Big Sur Cabin, with its private patio, outdoor firepit, and twin side-by-side clawfoot tubs, set up for soaking under the stars. |
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You can give the earth round the bushes a good soaking in a solution of Jeyes fluid and at the first sign of leaf damage use Derris dust to kill the surviving caterpillars. |
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The reversibly dyed hydrogel or silicon hydrogel substrate returns to its non-dyed appearance over time and the dye is removable by soaking in a saline solution. |
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Researchers deduced that dust must encircle such stars, soaking up the stars' ultraviolet and visible light and reradiating the energy at longer, infrared wavelengths. |
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In Beyond The Veil, while you are drawn into the hunt for a possible murderer, you'll be soaking up facts about bees, beekeeping and all things apicultural. |
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A week later, the rackety Cessna heads into the wall of clouds, rain coming through the windows, soaking clothes and camera, and you are unsure why you came. |
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Firstly, the austenite grain growth, obtained due to high temperature and long soaking time, has to be avoided as there is a risk for material brittleness. |
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With their mild taste and excellent slurpability, zoodles are an amazingly adaptable stand-in for pasta, soaking in the flavors of your favorite sauces and broths. |
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The process of unliming hides and skins in tanning has been a slow and disgusting one, consisting in soaking the skins in a bath of manure in water, called bate. |
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Cider was even served to children in the form of a drink called ciderkin, made by soaking what is left of pressed apples and then repressing and fermenting the mixture. |
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Laba garlic, prepared by soaking garlic in vinegar, is a type of pickled garlic served with dumplings in northern China to celebrate the Chinese New Year. |
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In addition, soaking the lower half of the body for approximately 20 minutes in cold or ice water may force blood through the leg muscles to speed recovery. |
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My guess is that cookhouses are going to be in short supply wherever it is they're sending us,' grumbled Bob, soaking some hard tack biscuit in his tea. |
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But after three days of huge panda eyes after the tiny bit of mascara I wore melted down my face and my soaking hair got frizzier in the heat, I just gave up. |
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While you're soaking in bubbles, face plastered in a mask with a frilly shower cap protecting your leave-in conditioner, it will remind you of what all that hard work is for. |
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