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was dryer
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A household appliance that removes the water from clothing by accelerating evaporation, usually though heat and a tumbling motion.
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We suppose that the hygropause was dryer at the pre-industrial time than currently.
As the southwest was dryer than the southeast, once conditions were more favourable, the splendid forms were more able to spread into inland areas.
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It's dryer than the Sahara.
Eleven of China's 31 provinces are dryer than this.
They were Dryer's only safeties in a 13-year career.
The tone is dryer, tighter than it once was, and is produced with more effort.
The turkey is dryer than California and the stuffing is hard enough to be used as a weapon.
I'm dryer than the Sahara and had that fall flat on its face many times, and also with journalists.
Both Brightman and Millheiser explained that the change in hormone levels can cause the vagina to be dryer and the skin to thin.
Typically, the process inputs that are identified as CPPs are dryer temperatures, dryer air flow/exhaust, line speed, and/or pump speed.
CPT decreases when hydration levels in the stratum corneum are low, suggesting that sensitivity to itching is amplified when the skin is dryer.
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