When Bourdain burned his hand and sought a bandage or unguent, Tyrone answered with a sneer and held out his hands, a mass of calluses, blisters, scars, and carbuncles.
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The barber dipped his index finger into a steaming vat of brown unguent, widened my left nostril with his free hand, and plunged the pungent goo half-way up my nose.
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Esa attempts to flush out the murderer by dropping a hint about the death of Satipy, but is herself murdered by means of poisoned unguent, despite the presence of a food taster.
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Herodotus described an array of balms and unguents _ from myrrh and cassia to cedar oil, palm wine and some sort of gum _ applied by embalmers to the eviscerated bodies under their care.
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The first, easternmost, window has the Annunciation in the upper light : Gabriel speaking to disciples to the left, three women with unguents to the right and three bare crosses top right.
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He was at his most acidy in his descriptions of Gabinus and Piso, the Consuls for the year 58BC . He describes Gabinus'dripping with unguents', with his hair artificially waved.
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Unguent ! ! ! ! " )-then clean up the visible rust using a dremel tool with the wire-brush attachment . talk ) 12 : 48, 24 September 2009 ( UTC)
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There must be something amiss at the House of Spelling, possibly a cash-flow crunch that diverted money from the script-writing budget to pay for hair gel, sunblock and other essential unguents.
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Stories, personal narrative, poems, dreams, folk tales _ all are powerful unguents, bandages, plasma; they are soporifics, antibiotics, sinew for sewing; they offer the needed returns to sanity.
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Some 136 million Americans in pursuit of bliss last year dipped their toes into mineral baths, let their bodies be scrubbed and slathered with mud, had their muscles unknotted and their skin polished with unguents and oils.
