She uses tack needles--not quite a quarter-inch long--for fine lines, and removes them with tweezers.

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After six weeks the fine lines were gone and her skin was smoother.

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There are very fine lines between results.

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Dr. Wu says fatty acids such as linoleic acid have been shown in scientific studies to be good for dry skin and since dry skin can look more wrinkled, this could soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

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"Fine Lines" offers different pleasures.

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Federal officials are involved because the alleged victim claims to have crossed state lines with Mr. Fine and the basketball team, from New York to Pennsylvania.

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Fine performers were happy to speak her lines, among them Agnes Moorehead, Ida Lupino and Orson Welles.

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Lines and characters have been fine-tuned, and to bring the play down to a just-manageable three-and-a-half hours, sections had to be ruthlessly chopped.

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Tax lawyers and accountants exist because the system is so unfathomably complex that you need someone in your corner not only to read the fine print, but also to read between the lines.

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Brosnan seems at ease, Moore is as crackable as fine porcelain, and both of them cast around for funny lines that never come their way.

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