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This is often intensely itchy and sometimes spreads to the back of your neck or your back (depending on the length of your hair).
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But it will cause dirt and oil to accumulate on your scalp and hair follicles, and could cause inflammation and irritation that might stunt hair growth.
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For little more than one exhilarating minute, the 10 horses and their bareback riders tear three times around Piazza del Campo with a speed and violence that will make your hair stand on end.
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"Your body tingles and it feels like your hair is standing on end, " says Julian, a graphic designer.
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When styling your hair, spritz on a texturizing spray to give bangs a little more volume, perhaps touching it up later, she suggests.
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Compare that with United Parcel Service labor costs at just 53 percent and FedEx at 32 percent, and your hair will stand on end.
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"He was acting in a way that made the hair on the back of your neck stand up, " Mr Savage told the court.
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The physical tension you feel that makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
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Avid Skype video users on Windows Phone 8, now is the time to get your hair did -- HD video is now possible employing "higher-end" WP8 devices, such as the Lumia 920, HTC 8X, and Samsung Ativ S. "Lower end handsets" will have to settle for VGA video, though Microsoft says call quality across the board was improved in update 2.4.
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It was the hair in your tuna tartare, the flat tire on your new Bentley.
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Fluid in the hoops swishes this way and that, moving hair-like cilia on special cells that trigger nerves that send signals to your brain.
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