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But we also use it to mask the inherent difficulty of the debate.
And perhaps more importantly still, because it's a point that is difficult to dispute, as well as one that can bring closure to an argument, we often miss the opportunity to challenge those who may use it to mask viperous anti-immigration sentiments.
However, if the only option is perfume or spray-deodorant, do not use it to mask odors.
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HES, or Hemohes, which dilutes the concentration of hemoglobin and oxygen-carrying red blood cells, was banned by the International Olympic Committee in 2000 because officials suspected that athletes were using it to mask their use of another prohibited drug, erythropoietin, which boosts the production of red blood cells.
It's not entirely clear how you're supposed to inhale the air (huff it? inhale through a respiratory mask? use it to dilute the polluted atmosphere of your home, like air freshener?), but people are buying it anyway.
Rhodes then regularly used his protective mask as a weapon during matches by headbutting opponents and sometimes took off the mask to use it to hit his opponents.
Carly Beth finds the mold and uses it to deter the masks and remove the mask from her face.
In the immediate aftermath of September 11th, when the museum was closed, the visitors center was taken over by the Police Department, which used it to store gas masks.
We need to be united -- liberals and conservatives; Jews, Christians, Hindus, Muslims, and atheists -- to fight against anti-Semitism and racism when it rears its ugly head no matter which political ideology it uses to mask its hate.
Craven wanted to use it, but the mask design was owned by Fun World, a costume company.
If you wish, you can leave the scrub on your face for a few minutes to use it as a mask as well.
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