This means asking why a product is good for us if it claims to be; not being fooled by fluffy terms used by corporations to suggest health benefits and learning about the ingredients that go into the products we use on our skin and in our homes.
The mutual annoyance that seemed evident at the Republican debates has been reimagined, in fiction, as crackling sexual tension, in such stories as "Of Rainfall and Fluffy Bathrobes," by StrangelyWonderful, and "En Español, si quieres," by marcorubio.
So too was a columnar black knit with an enormous fluffy border by Alexander McQueen.
For her Thiebauds, Core educated herself in aspic-era foods, like Jell-O and fluffy parfaits, by poring over cookbooks like "McCall's Book of Cakes and Pies" and "The Blender Way to Better Cooking".
While working on a photo shoot for a magazine like Real Simple, Town & Country or Bon Appétit, she might stack fluffy towels by a bathtub, add an interesting set of dinnerware to a dining table or arrange an unusual collection of objects on top of a credenza.
Mrs. Monahan filled her new home with antiques and four-poster beds draped in lace, put rocking chairs on the porch, fluffy towels by the Victorian tub and fresh-made Irish soda bread and blueberry pancakes on the table each morning for her guests, charging $150 a night for a room.
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Underpinned by fluffy theory and backed by a weak and stagnant evidence base, this lie-detection device is unlikely to get any better.
It wasn't all at once, but slowly, piece by piece, inch by fluffy inch, I not only started accepting my body, and society's perceived flaws, but loving them.
