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The soapy ABC drama chronicles the life of Dr. Addison Montgomery and her wellness clinic colleagues.
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"Slightly soapy odd palate - hope it comes round, " they remark of a particular white Burgundy in 2008.
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He remembered now noticing, without realizing it, that Pablo's trousers were worn soapy shiny in the knees and thighs.
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After rescuers cut a window-size opening in the concrete wall, Chatman climbed in to help apply the soapy substance.
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By 2011, the wine was: "Not soapy" but suffered from "harsh acidity".
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Though Desperate Housewives finished its most recent season as the top-rated scripted show in prime time, the soapy series was lacking its former fizz.
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This talk might seem a foolhardy boast, soapy residue from the high-tech bubble that popped back in March of 2000, but for two critical factors.
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In an informal test of solar lights carried out by The Economist in Africa, users grumbled about the soapy quality of light and lantern-style design.
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In a study published last year, Dr Cork urged parents, in particular those with a history of eczema, to cut down on soapy detergents and baby wipes and to switch to moisturising emollients.
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Instead, it points the finger squarely at the industry's sub-par standards testing, claiming the procedures for IPX5, IPX6 and IPX7 require the use of pure, room temperature H2O, not the warm, soapy water involved in everyday hygiene.
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It's just soapy water.
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He said that the policemen had splashed soapy water on the floor and walls of the cell, as they usually did, and that the old man, who had not bathed in a week, had yanked his shirt off and rubbed his frail back against the wet floor.
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