However, it would leave such a nasty stain and I was so lucky this year to have such a clean locker. |
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Why, then, did it leave a big red stain on the white cushions in the escape capsule? |
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Bankruptcy or an IVA leaves a six-year stain on your credit record, which means no borrowing for a long time, so it's not to be taken lightly! |
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It chews its feet throughout the interview, leaving a damp doggy stain on the carpet. |
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Freshly harvested pollen was dusted onto a microscope slide with a brush to which four or five drops of stain were added. |
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Fill another sprayer with undiluted stain of the same color and spray in patches and flashes immediately as the first layer is being sprayed. |
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While it probably won't stain other shirts in the wash load, it will fade, and fairly quickly. |
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The PAS-protein stain revealed that the cells at the shoot pole have a dense cytoplasm. |
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Large amounts of dark green pellets excreted by the feeding looper may stain cauliflower heads. |
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Following her divorce, a mother has to relocate with her daughter to a dingy apartment block with a worrying stain on the ceiling. |
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Furniture, televisions, other electrical appliances, carpets and rugs often contain chemicals that are stain repellent or fire retardant. |
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He took a few deep breaths and realized it was a stain from something he drank a few days prior. |
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The owners painted the ceiling off-white and applied a stain to the rustic beams to make them look like driftwood. |
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Built with special stain guard technology, the indoor gnome also serves as a drink and snack caddy. |
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The cytoplasm of acidophils stain bright red, basophils deep blue, and chromophobes gray. |
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You can brush, trowel, throw, squirt, drip or pour paint onto a canvas, or stain it with diluted medium. |
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Wearing your favourite bathing suit isn't recommended since the solution of sunless tanner, bronzer and moisturizers can stain clothing. |
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Smoke rose in curling tendrils up to the ceiling that was starting to stain with the toxic fumes. |
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I watched the pale brown stain seeping into the wallpaper, and I began to boil. |
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When it is time to paint, or apply the stain, gilt etc., vacuum the room and let the remaining dust settle for at least 24 hours. |
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The material is now used in a host of products ranging from kitchen cookware to baking sprays to stain repellents used for fabrics and textiles. |
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The cellar was finished in maple in the same custom stain as the kitchen cabinetry. |
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For instance, crayon and water stains can bleed through several coats of new paint and should be primed with an alcohol-base stain sealer. |
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Reticular fibers are argyrophilic and therefore stain with silver stains such as Wilder's method. |
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To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored. |
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Ground substance or basement membrane is stained by aldehyde fuchsin, periodic acid-Schiff stain, and toluidine blue. |
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Some grains that stain for cytoplasm may nonetheless be functionally inviable for other reasons. |
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I reckon that size nine ballet pump you are wearing covers that stain nicely. |
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All cultured marble, onyx and granite products have a gel coat finish that provides a non-porous, stain resistant surface. |
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Some wood sealers are colored and stain and seal the floor in one application. |
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There were small stain glass windows lining the walls with lots of red, green and a splatter of blue. |
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If you have a toothpaste stain on a black dress just colour it in with black texta. |
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Collagen IV was present among the spindle cells, but it did not stain the core of the rosettes. |
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Once again, select a color that is close to your project, or select neutral and stain it afterward. |
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Then he repeatedly applies furniture varnish or stain which he wipes away with turpentine and reapplies to darken the edges of the work. |
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Tanner pointed at my clothes which had a big white stain on them and smelled of sour milk. |
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Terracotta tiles are unglazed and can stain easily, so protect the edges of the tiles with a smear of petroleum jelly. |
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Annika let silent tears fall and stain the blanket, as she fell into a nightmare filled sleep. |
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The slave trade was a horrible stain on our country's history, but we need to move on in order for us to achieve. |
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We have already been irrevocably tarred with the stain of sinner, unbeliever and infidel. |
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If soap and water doesn't shift the stain scrub the area with a nail-brush dipped in vinegar and salt. |
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If the stain is proving impossible to shift, consider replacing the contaminated area of paving. |
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And she's not afraid to use it, regularly calling in with the solution to a hard-to-shift stain or to correct the advice of the on-air expert. |
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As he drew close he noticed a red stain spreading on the dead man's shirt front. |
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White lace curtains billowed out from the tall windows, and I felt I should take my shoes off so as not to stain the white carpet. |
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They stained positively with a trichrome stain and failed to mark with any of the immunohistochemical stains. |
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Unlike the Azan method, the Masson trichrome stain poses no potential health risk to laboratory personnel. |
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Using Masson trichrome stain and ancillary immunostains, the diagnosis of seminoma was established. |
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In our laboratory the trichrome stain was quite variable in its ability to stain the cytoplasm red and the collagen green. |
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A group called Banknote Watch is promoting the use of machines that stain banknotes during robbery attempts. |
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Again, you want to be sure that the bag is not colored with dye because that can leak out during a bath and stain the tub as well as your guest. |
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I recently stained an oak entertainment center with oil-based stain and then finished with tung oil. |
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A red stain spread quickly from one shoulder, blotching the pale yellow blouse she wore. |
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The second coat of penetrating stain often lasts longer since it penetrates into small surface checks which open up as wood weathers. |
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The grout can then be sealed with penetrating grout sealers to minimize future stain problems. |
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Keep clean cloths nearby and blot away pools of stain that might be near the painters' tape. |
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Osmium tetroxide was used as a secondary fixative and stain prior to a second wash in phosphate buffer. |
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The compartments are ideal for fasteners, fittings, small tools, small cans of paint or stain, or whatever suits the project you're working on. |
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A small drip of blood fell silently to the ground before plopping on the white carpet, making a small stain. |
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Then it jumped, and Kate screamed again, and Mike did drop the plonk, which began to spread across the floor like a blood stain. |
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If you plan to stain end the grain, apply a wood conditioner before staining so the end won't soak up too much stain. |
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Immunostains for thyroglobulin were positive in both tumor elements, and calcitonin stain was negative. |
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The inclusion of that track leaves a heavy stain of incompletion at the album's end. |
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His self-loathing was like a stain that would never come out, no matter how many different cleaning chemicals you tried. |
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Another possible solution would be to use a semi-transparent stain rather than a transparent stain. |
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I have it all gummed up with stain remover right now and before I go to bed, I'm going to pray one more time that the stain will come out. |
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Transmission electron microscopy reveals that the enamel of the lungfish dentition contains no collagen, nor does it stain with picrosirius red. |
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Most tattoo colorants are industrial pigments, and chemical industries have never produced them for human use but only to stain consumer goods. |
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Christy straightened herself up as a blush traitorously began to stain her cheeks. |
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To find out what wood look like without stain but just with a clear finish, wet a section of it with mineral spirits. |
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Newer food dyes used in beverages and gelatin dessert mixes stain very quickly, especially red shades. |
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It strongly stained the perineurium but did not stain the nerve fibers within the perineurium, thus giving a ringlike staining pattern. |
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A blood stain matching his blood group was discovered on a chair while a fingerprint was found on broken glass. |
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Fly tipped garden rubbish is as much a stain on the countryside as dog muck and litter. |
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Boats stored ashore are especially prone to having pooling water on the deck and cockpit, which can stain the boat. |
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A dribble of ketchup slide down her chin and threatened to stain her t-shirt, but she scooped it up just in time. |
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For long life with oil base stain on rough sawn or weathered lumber, use two coats. |
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Because coal tar is messy and malodorous and can stain clothing, nighttime application is recommended. |
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If this waste material had a simple, cheap dye put in it the indelible stain would prevent it ever being sold on by unscrupulous dealers. |
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Tobias looked down embarrassed and wiped away the casserole stain and breadcrumbs. |
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Use a natural bristle brush, which works the stain into carvings and corners easier than a rag. |
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The periodic acid-Schiff stain is used widely as a broad-spectrum stain for fungal detection. |
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Acid or chemical stain is a penetrating stain that chemically etches the color into the concrete for a permanent marble like finish. |
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There is a principle of English justice that anyone who stands trial, and is cleared, should walk free without a stain on his character. |
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Blot the stain with a clean cloth, and then pour enough club soda on the stain to saturate the fabric. |
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In return, the stain of dishonor he's brought to his clan will be cleansed. |
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Many of the commonly used stains and stain combinations are represented in this atlas. |
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A varnish stain or polyurethane in clear or tinted is another choice for redwood, cypress and cedar. |
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He knew that the only thing he had done in the past half-hour was to apply a chemical to the stain on the small table. |
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In the kitchen on the white enamel drainboard sat a topaz tumbler bearing a red lipstick stain on its rim. |
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As a tenant, I had witnessed just about every way you can put a hole in a plaster wall or stain a piece of cheap nylon carpet. |
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I had a hanky in my pocket and I started to mop the port up so it wouldn't stain his trousers. |
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Such bacteria do not stain purple with crystal violet and are known as Gram-negative. |
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I'm scrubbing a particularly stubborn stain when I hear a key in the lock and I freeze. |
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Either a sulfonated Alcian blue stain or Congo red stain was used in the initial evaluation for amyloidosis. |
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Use an artist's paintbrush or any tiny brush and apply stain to the scratch using a similar color to that on the floor. |
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Laundry tips for freshmen in terms of what to pack for college include detergent, stain remover, clothing bags and clothes hangers. |
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The cactus, or more precisely, the cochineal insects that feed on it yield a red-purple stain when crushed. |
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It is also the most stain resistant because unlike wool, its fibers do not accept dyes and colors easily. |
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Unfortunately the stain cannot be read by densitometers that measure only white light. |
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Use an artist's paintbrush or any tiny brush to apply stain to the dried latex wood filler. |
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It's nothing like the movies where the monks have an ancient cathedral with stain glass and a choir. |
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Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated detergent suds. |
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Uvitex 2B stain is an optical brightener that specifically binds to the chitin of fungal cell walls. |
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School days always remain a nostalgia that refuses to leave one's subconscious like an aged ink stain on the shirt. |
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If the products are compatible, you can stain the logs and chink over the stain. |
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I managed to get the stain out with some hydrogen peroxide and a little scrubbing. |
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Hank didn't really want to look very closely at the stain decorating the front of her designer original. |
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If the stain refuses to budge, soak a heavy-duty paper towel with straight peroxide laying the towel on top of the stain. |
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Beavers produce scent from their castor glands that creates a reddish stain on mounds of grass and mud that they build at the water's edge. |
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A cytospin slide was also stained with a Papanicolaou stain and examined in cytology. |
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A mucicarmine stain of the tissue was focally positive, but no capsular material was identified surrounding the organisms. |
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The glue seals the wood so it will not accept stain or coloring to the same degree as the surrounding area does. |
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Fully 18 months after being suspended from duty they can go back to work without a stain on their reputations. |
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In your final paragraph you suggest that the underclass is a stain on our society, which suggests we somehow create it. |
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It was a ruthless bid for mainstream success, yet he emerged without a stain on his avant-garde credentials. |
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That it is largely ignored is a stain on the reputation of those who would have us believe they have the good of the theatre at heart. |
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It's their responsibility to verify that I'm not a shoplifter, and am free to go about the rest of my life without a stain on my character. |
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Yet court after court had declared his innocence and removed the stain from his character like mud from his boots. |
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There is nothing in us that can remove the self-inflicted stain and blemish on that image. |
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Most stains will come out in the wash, or with the added help of a pre-wash stain remover. |
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If the shirt has cycled through the dryer, the stain may be more difficult to remove. |
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Osmium tetroxide is used by scientists to stain materials and as a catalyst to speed up chemical reactions. |
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At a minimum, I believe that the Court's inexcusable ruling will severely stain its reputation for years to come, perhaps decades. |
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The skeletal muscle was crepitant, with myonecrosis and gram-positive rods on Gram stain. |
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As such it wants to ensure that firms do nothing to stain their reputation when they ship jobs overseas. |
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You can fill in nail holes with wood putty before sanding if you are not planning to stain the wood. |
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Indeed, he moaned so constantly during the journey, sitting as he was on a rusty stool, so as to permanently stain his reputation as a man. |
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Minwax's water-based Latte stain on the banister and stairs complements other natural shades in the wallcoverings. |
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These features include degrees of strength or durability, scrubbability, washability, stain resistance, abrasion resistance, and colorfastness. |
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The guidelines focus on requirements for flammability, tear strength, abrasion resistance, washability, scrubbability, and stain resistance. |
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Apply a solvent type cleaner by blotting it onto stain with a clean, white terrycloth washcloth. |
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My room came with a vast stain spreading across the acoustic tiles in the ceiling. |
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If you choose not to apply a stain or preservative, the wood will weather naturally. |
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All surgical specimens were fixed in formalin and examined with hematoxylin-eosin stain. |
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The type of binder and amount used affect everything from stain and crack resistance to adhesion. |
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She blushed, that deep, mottled raspberry stain fair-skinned girls show, and I left her alone. |
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After finding a matching stain color by experimenting on scraps of flooring, stain the boards to match the original floor. |
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But who am I to talk in my baggy shirt and jeans with a jelly stain on the knee? |
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When eosin is used as a tissue stain, the acidophilic structures are sometimes referred to as eosinophilic. |
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Using a stiff long-handled brush, scrub the stain with concentrated detergent suds. |
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We have lived in our home for about eighteen months and I have already had to stain the floor of our wraparound porch twice. |
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We ask you not to allow the despicable act of one person to stain the reputation of an entire community of good, hard-working people. |
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Iced tea is a light brown shade and will stain the white cloth covering the table just like the cranberries. |
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The act of crushing leaves or flowers with a hammer releases pigments that stain fabric. |
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The stain upon America can only be removed by withdrawal from Iraq, and making our leaders accountable. |
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Polypropylene is being used more and more widely in the manufacture of carpeting due to its high resilience to wear and stain proof properties. |
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Our priority is to offer leatherlikes which are silky smooth to touch, breathable and yet very long-lasting, stain resistant and easy to clean. |
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Removing paint from CARPET is easily removed when paint is still wet with a stain remover. |
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Incipient decay is characterized by a crescent-shaped to spherical reddish-brown stain in the outer heartwood. |
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Those lotion tissues also work miracles if you have a small stain on your unbaked work. |
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Place a few layers of absorbent paper over the stain residue and go over this with a hot iron. |
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Wash the stain using only colourless, mild soapsuds, obtained by shaking the container vigorously. |
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As the skin is continually regenerating itself, the dead cells that naturally slough off may stain your towel slightly when you dry yourself. |
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They have polymorphous nuclei and, in the cell substance outside the nuclei, coarse granules that stain with eosin and other acid dyes. |
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For non-washable clothing, dust the stain with flour or talcum powder, work it into the stain and brush off. |
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It is very important not to use coloured cloths 1 tissues as the colour may rub off and stain the fabric. |
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That's not part of the image, but it is the reality for the 99.8 percent of Americans who use common commercial detergents, fabric softeners, bleaches, and stain removers. |
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This is the stain on our soul that prime minister Keating so movingly evoked at Redfern 21 years ago. |
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Although the epoxy will be very firm after 48 hours, its stain proof proprieties will be optimally effective as of the 14th day. |
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Of gold: Fish acantopterigio that has a stain of gold among the eyes and it is eatable dear. |
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A traveller starts at the airport and boards the plane, with its full complement of fire retardants, stain resistants, and the other protective chemicals. |
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Photographs from 1909 show a much lighter tint to the wood than the dark treacly stain most will remember. |
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Related: The stain on Australia's soul: is Abbott ready to tackle Indigenous disadvantage? |
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It is for that reason that I am pleased to say that our government is taking action to address this stain upon our national history. |
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A part of the paraffin can be removed like candle wax: place the stain on a piece of absorbent paper and put a warm iron over it. |
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Most of the pollen collected from the flowers are fertile, as measured by pollen stain ability. |
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Note: Paint and stain cleaner is not only suitable for cleaning window frames, but also for window glass. |
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This product is ideal for installations where a stain resistant colorfast grout is desired. |
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Its unique formula won't stain hands or linen and rinses off easily with water. |
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It is true that many continue to stain their spirits, but do not judge them, for they do not know what they do. |
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This House is at its worst if we allow such sentiment to stain our approach to the politics of the European Union. |
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Apply the stain with the 4-inch brush or an applicator and pad. |
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Ranch was lying in a corner on a futon, face down, mouth open, a white stain under his chin, breathing heavily. |
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She did not test the stain so she could not say what the material was. |
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Our study demonstrated only a fair degree of microbiological correlation between Gram stain and culture in the analysis of burn wound surface swab specimens. |
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He would appear to have escaped a jail sentence and a fine of triple the profits on the deal, and apparently leaves the court without a stain on his character. |
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To solve these problems, a method for quantification of stain conditions from microscopic images taken by multispectral microscope systems has been proposed. |
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The American South carries the stain of slavery still, marking the psyche of every white man who uses the N-word and every black woman who suffers abuse. |
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She lays down oil paint in thin layers that stain her canvases as watercolors do paper, so that her figures seem to float between reality and some other state. |
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Your tears stain the manuscript as your pen proclaims life's fickleness. |
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This Vanish stain remover can shift bolognaise sauce, tea, coffee, curry, blood, a little engine oil, and these are just a few stains of what it is good at getting rid of. |
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If he resigns now, his exit would leave a stain on his entire career. |
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We ask our celebrities to pour their hearts out, and then chastise them if they stain our buttoned-up shirts. |
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As mentioned, Yahoo has a black stain on its collaboration and severe breach of privacy. |
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Afara splits very readily and takes glue, stain and polish well. |
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A Ziplock bag with a few baby wipes left in the car is great for wiping hands before drive-through meals, as well as being good emergency stain removers. |
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It leaves an ugly black stain which can rot fabric, leather and paper. |
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The clear cells possessed abundant finely reticulated clear cytoplasm, which was highlighted by trichrome stain and immunostaining with antimitochondria antibody. |
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In this study the treatment was applied to the blood stain without any rinsing or rubbing until the pillowcase was put in the washing machine two hours later. |
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As she had predicted, the stain on the back of her skirt did not come out, and in the time she had been sitting, it had faded the red material to ruddy beige. |
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This is because the brown stain of Pyrocat-HD blocks green light and makes it difficult to evaluate the negative by transmitted light when using a green safelight. |
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The relative amounts of heartwood and sapwood in a flooring batch may affect the way it accepts stain and finish and, therefore, the finished appearance of the floor. |
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Rub into the stain for a minute, brush off the powder with a clean brush and sponge immediately with warm water, being careful not to saturate the carpet backing. |
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If my boot should leave a stain on the marble, George must not holystone it away. |
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While that is unlikely to happen, the very fact that it can is a stain on the American judicial system. |
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She is right that, for some, the stain of humiliation can indeed be irrevocable. |
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Hot water makes the proteins in the blood set and that makes the stain stick around longer. |
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The surest way to keep your bag looking gorgeous is to have it treated with a stain resistant such as Scotchgard, either by yourself or by a dry cleaner. |
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Blot the stain with a clean, white towel or terry cloth towel. |
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The girl sighed at the dark stain that covered the seat of her pants. |
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In the end, as Martin Luther King Jr. prophesied, they liberated white Americans too, including white Mississippians, by removing this historic stain from our society. |
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The doctor pulled out a handkerchief to blot the stain from his slacks. |
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My guess is that the stain is too thickly applied and has skinned over. |
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Her hair was slick with rain and her high-heeled boots sent sloshes of water up to stain her jeans as she walked through the puddles that were quickly forming on the sidewalk. |
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To determine the latter, methods that stain the terminal boutons are used. |
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Instead of paint, try a colored stain to revive wood cabinets or a vanity. |
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The specificity of this stain for this group of tumours is much lower. |
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Or you might stain light-colored paper with tea, coffee or crepe paper. |
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I could remember him talking about how coffee can stain a person's teeth yellow and how he felt like he was too young to have yellow stained teeth. |
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They didn't want the actions of a few to stain the reputations of many. |
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Prime and paint or stain the new boards to match the rest of the house. |
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This stuff will stain wood among other things and is bad for your lungs. |
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Weeds must be controlled, and the use of chemicals may stain the material. |
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I think it's a stain on his integrity, but an understandable one. |
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That does not remove the stain from the District Court record. |
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They were just outraged, because it was such a stain on them, as well. |
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Religious exercises could not affect the social stain of dishonor. |
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Beneath the body was a dark liquid stain that looked as if it might have been left by oil dripped from the leaky sump of a parked car or an evaporated puddle of rainwater. |
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The chemical industry produces such colorants to stain consumer goods. |
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Despite her best efforts, the stain didn't come out, and Josh was only left with a large wet mark that drew more attention than the stain, itself. |
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Call it much or call it little, the ineffaceability of this deep stain of experience, it is the interest of old places and the bribe to the brooding analyst. |
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Internal stains in teeth, for example tetracycline stains, are extremely resistant to bleaching because the stain is so deeply ingrained in the teeth. |
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By light microscopy the capillary loops appear thickened and rigid with numerous small subepithelial spikes and pinholes noted on the silver stain. |
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The homeowner used a sage green stain to finish her garden wall. |
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She is a writer who energizes whatever she gives her attention to, an orange shriveling in the sun, an ink stain on a table, the white porcelain of a salad bowl. |
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The production of commercial tableware began in the late 1800s, and by 1920 potteries had perfected a vitrified china which would not chip or stain in heavy use. |
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Smears of peripheral blood were prepared by conventional manual slide technique and stained by Wright stain or various cytochemical staining methods. |
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Degranulation via cytolysis involves eosinophil rupture and exudation of cellular contents, making eosinophils difficult to stain and recognize histologically. |
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Under normal circumstances there should be no extra charge for activities such as moving furniture, preconditioning, and routine spot and stain removal. |
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The stain itself is a proprietary product made specifically for brick. |
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Lightly rub over the stain with an emery board to get rid of the spot. |
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Indeed, dark epoxy grouts can permanently stain the porous varieties. |
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Since they leave an indelible black stain on everything they touch, they are perhaps best reserved for dyeing sheepskins black, as in the Rio Grande Valley. |
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We are subconsciously subject to seeing a face in the clouds, on a rock formation, in a stain on the wall, or the gnarl of tree bark, or projecting human traits onto cats and dogs. |
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After all, if your iron scales up quickly and isn't easy to descale, it won't work properly and could stain your fabrics. |
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Cytologic smears containing granulomas can be decolorized after initial examination and restained with AFB stain for mycobacteria and silver stain for fungal elements. |
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Unjointed wood for our windows improves the look of the stain and varnish on the finished product. |
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And when they do indeed shuffle off this mortal coil, they would not wish to leave a stain. |
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If liquid is spilled on the floor or furniture, you wipe it off with a cloth and clean the stain immediately. |
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Do not apply water to the stain immediately, that will just make it more stubborn! |
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Each featured a different actor one who looked healthy, one who had a port-wine stain birthmark, and one who had flulike symptoms. |
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Concentrated sanitizer and stain remover for use at low temperature dishmachines. |
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To remove the mud tidemark, hold your shoe in the steam from a kettle and brush the stain. |
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This is followed by touching up the slat and bottom rail ends with stain or paint to complete the custom-fit process. |
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No such stain sullies the record of Tyndale. Tyndale was not a charming sophisticate like More. |
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Suggestion for persistent stains: humidify the stain, form out of soap flakes and a little water a kind of paste and press it on the humid stain. |
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At high power, chromophils can be seen to consist of acidophils and basophils, based on stain affinity in optimal sections with hematoxylin and eosin. |
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The wall surface will delaminate if the substrate is extremely smooth or there is oil stain on it. |
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Unfixed toner on the paper may stain the paper transport area, resulting in smudges on copies. |
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The salt stains on the basis of active oxygen is an environmentally friendly stain remover for multipurpose use. |
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Universal stain remover for the removal of rubber stripes, heel marks, residual glue and stubborn stains. |
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Any stain remover containing phosphoric acid can be used to remove traces of rust or dirt. |
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Check if you need to use a pre-wash stain remover or a bleaching additive to remove difficult stains. |
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It is also advertised for numerous uses, such as bathing, as a clothing stain remover, household cleaner, and for eliminating odours. |
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As with all bleaching products, it is always preferable to test the stain remover first before using it on colours or delicates. |
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A multi-purpose stain remover which safely removes everyday stains, greasy stains and even tough dried-in stains up to 5 days old. |
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Specific solvent stain remover for cleaning glue residues from painted surfaces. |
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Use as a general cleaner-degreaser, bathroom and kitchen cleaner, carpet cleaner and stain remover. |
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Features: Heavy Duty Cleaner and stain remover smell nice, it replaces the traditional halogen solvents and petroleum origin. |
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Vitreous china is a type of china very similar in composition to fireclay or ceramic with a glassy topcoat making it stain resistant. |
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What may appear to the casual person as a stain on someone's character will perhaps reveal itself to you as a scar from a hard-won field. |
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Brush away the powder, pre-treat the stain and wash according to the care label instructions. |
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Failure: Severe stain or moderate deterioration, pitting cratering or etching of work surface material. |
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The inert material can be talc, whiting or fuller's earth available from your local hardware store while the solvent will vary based on the type of stain. |
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Made from nontoxic polycarbonate: extremely unsusceptible to the stain of important temperature changes and other physical or chemical influences. |
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Wet preparation and acridine orange stain of the blood specimen showed gram-negative pleomorphic rods. |
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Hematoxylin and eosin stain of the section of the radical nephrectomy specimen. |
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Results of cytologic examination of the aspirate stained routinely with Diff-Quik stain revealed hepatocellular hemosiderosis. |
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Substantial modification of surface properties of common polymers, typically their oleo-hydro repellence, antistick, stain release and coefficient of friction, can be obtained using small amounts of Fluorolink®. |
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Brown stain makes the appearance of ponderosa pine shop lumber look dark, streaky, and splotchy, which often results in lumber downgrading. |
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Apply with 0000 grade steel wool and rub it in, then take a fresh piece of steel wool and rub the stain so the grain of the wood shows through. |
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Cambridge-born artist Jenny Saville's painting actually depicts a child with a port-wine stain birthmark. |
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Port-wine stain is a discoloured area of the skin caused by abnormalities of the blood vessels, and babies are born with it. |
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The diseased port-wine stain had even spread to her windpipe and inside her mouth. |
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In one case, Warthin-Starry special stain to detect spirochaetes was negative and serological confirmation was advised. |
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We want people to use the name Rocky Mountain blue stain instead of beetle-kill pine for obvious reasons. |
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Iron stain on the smear showed numerous siderocytes with occasional ring sideroblasts present. |
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Here I used burnt umber, but I also like the effect of walnut stain on larger areas. |
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The oil stain can be cleaned out by using solvent. |
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Leishman stain of the aspirate from of skin lesions showed intracellular and extracellular septate yeast like cells. |
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Dabbed smears of spleen biopsy were stained with leishman stain and examined microscopically for amastigotes. |
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An acid-fast stain was performed on the colonies, and the organisms were variably positive. |
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I wipe away the tears of unjoy before they stain the hideous, stiff bedspread. |
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Sos carpet stain remover kit: cleaning kit for any kind of spots in carpets. This kit contains 3 products for removing any stains from all rugs and fitted carpets. |
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It is still used in histology to stain tissues for microscopic examination, and to serve as an acid-base indicator, since it turns red in the presence of alkalies and blue when exposed to acids. |
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You'd better rinse that stain before putting the shirt in the washing machine. |
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Jesus is the ultimate stain lifter. He removes the stain of our sin, and presto, chango! |
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The Gram stain identifies the bacterial groups Firmicutes and Actinobacteria, both of which contain many significant human pathogens. |
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A cell is normally transparent under a microscope, and using a stain increases the contrast of a cell with its background. |
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Will not leave a residue or stain the fabric. This fast-acting deodorizer will neutralize stale tabacco odors in the air or fabrics and leave behind a fresh pine scent. |
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This is reflected in runic inscriptions where the older read stain and the later stin. |
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The plastic was a nonporous surface, so the ink couldn't sink in and stain it. |
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Walnut hulls contain polyphenols that stain hands and can cause skin irritation. |
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Elizabeth's vacillation and deliberately vague instructions gave her plausible deniability, to attempt to avoid the direct stain of Mary's blood. |
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Hematoxylin and eosin stain showed numerous megakaryocytes, myeloid and erythroid precursors, and extracellular blood products. |
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You take the felt tip end, draw around your lips to stain them in the pretty pink colour, then go over the top with the hydrating balm. |
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In Ireland, Elizabeth's forces ultimately prevailed, but their tactics stain her record. |
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The hematoxylin and eosin stain is the most widely used histological stain. |
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The least cornified, young cells stain violet or blue, more mature cells mauve and the most cornified, old and dying cells stain red. |
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