exfoliationin a sentence
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Exfoliation is increased by sunburn.
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In Miller's aerial photo the mountain looked particularly sinister: a huge fin of exfoliated stone, dark and smeared with ice.† (source)
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The head was partially flattened and exfoliated, but its disintegration had been checked as if the stress of the hammering had hardened it.† (source)
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But should Bortz have exfoliated the mere words so lushly, into such unnatural roses, under which, in whose red, scented dusk, dark history slithered unseen?† (source)
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They pried in among the fish and vegetables, pinching cabbages, weighing onions, exfoliating lettuce-heads.† (source)
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Here questions exfoliated, so to speak, into innumerable enigmas, abysses yawned at the bottoms of abysses, and Marius could no longer bend over Jean Valjean without becoming dizzy.† (source)
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One subject had grown a big genital wart all over her epidermis, distressing to observe, but they'd taken care of that with lasers and exfoliation, at least temporarily.† (source)
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We stockpiled bottled water and exfoliating body wash and iPods and beers and tinted moisturizer in our stolen Jeeps.† (source)
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I put some concealer on my chin to cover the red spots where Mr. Daimler's face gave me an exfoliation I didn't need, and then I head to lunch.† (source)
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He could make out, just barely, the slabs of the crypt floor, the iron exfoliation on the arched window of the crypt's back wall, the shelves of concrete, two on each side, and the four enormous wooden caskets, gray with age.† (source)
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