It really just tastes like beer with a salty aftertaste.
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It also had a sour aftertaste that we didn't enjoy.
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They found it syrupy and disliked the strong beer aftertaste.
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Some, though, say soy milk gives coffee an unpleasant aftertaste.
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"It does not have a great aftertaste," Emma Fitzsimmons said.
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It was almost rueful, although without the aftertaste of bitterness.
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"It really carries an aftertaste," he said with a laugh.
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Each edible lifestyle choice comes with its own nasty aftertaste.
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My only qualm with it was the aftertaste and pungency.
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It's not just hot; there's a rich aftertaste to it.
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Granted, the aftertaste of that Troy defeat didn't completely fade away.
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One thing is certain, however: It sure leaves an unpleasant aftertaste.
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There was also a vague cauliflower aftertaste, but it wasn't distracting.
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Best of all, it tastes great without any off-putting aftertaste.
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In some Russian quarters, the sale has left a bitter aftertaste.
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The bourbon barrel-effect slides to the fore in the aftertaste.
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It wasn't at all sweet, and had average texture and minimal aftertaste.
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But Donald Trump's election changes everything, including the aftertaste of the film.
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No confusing descriptions like "strawberry notes with a nutty aftertaste" are needed.
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They taste great, go down easily, and don't have an awful aftertaste.
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But he did point out it had a rather clawing, stringent aftertaste.
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But in a post-Glenn world, it still leaves a bitter aftertaste.
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Even when a scene is less than vicious, a harsh aftertaste lingers.
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And yet, even after truth comes to light, the aftertaste is bitter.
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Despite its growing acceptance, some people can't get past stevia's bitter aftertaste.
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Her team also improved the finish to remove the bitter, metallic aftertaste.
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Mr. McBride is still trying to get rid of the bitter aftertaste.
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Jolene said it tasted like synthetic blueberries and had a distinct aftertaste.
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Instead, the aftertaste is a wavering resonance produced by full-hand trilling.
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The mouth-feel was a little sinewy, followed by a nutty aftertaste.
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What accounts for this aftertaste that is equal parts admiration and suspicion?
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Both are intelligent and thoroughly imagined — they're melodramas with no artificial aftertaste.
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There was no bitter aftertaste but it was salty — maybe too salty.
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"The auction leaves a bitter aftertaste," said Deutsche Telekom's Germany chief Dirk Woessner.
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Hopefully it'll be the kind with a pleasant aftertaste, and one that lasts.
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To me, the butter had a strange, oily aftertaste that overpowered the bag.
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The schnapps did have a faint aftertaste of alcohol for whatever that's worth.
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When it's cold, you can't really taste anything except for the synthetic aftertaste.
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STRONG, smooth, with notes of melon and a hint of a buttery aftertaste.
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It's hard to describe the flavour: sweet but with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
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They're wasted time, and often leave behind a sour misogynistic aftertaste to boot.
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The taste has strong almond tones, with a bit of a milky aftertaste.
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The smoke had a somewhat sweet aftertaste but, overall, this hit was unremarkable.
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That aftertaste comes from the baking powder used to make the dough rise.
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Even fleeting thoughts of moral turpitude could give Ghosn's freedom a bitter aftertaste.
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Pros: Whitens teeth with regular use, trusted and dentist-recommended brandCons: Slightly unpleasant aftertaste
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Naturally, with the tears came the bitter aftertaste of his scandals and alleged crimes.
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The caramel had a slight burnt aftertaste and was equal parts salted and sweet.
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Pea proteins left a vegetal aftertaste, while a soy base tasted like emulsified edamame.
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There was a deep caramel flavor with fruity notes and a sour, light aftertaste.
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In the process, they may rinse away the aftertaste of the Phil Jackson era.
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Other taste testers noted a distinctly wheaty aftertaste when compared against the other beers.
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And then you&aposre left with a bit of salty aftertaste, which is incredible.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Anheuser-Busch InBev's breakup is leaving an unexpectedly bitter aftertaste.
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We had a huge aftertaste which motivated us to work harder... to get higher.
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It was an unusually destructive act, which will have a long and bitter aftertaste.
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Consumers complained of an unpleasant aftertaste in the new version, which highlights the opportunity for a class of specialty ingredients that do not provide sweetness or flavor, but have functional benefits like masking an aftertaste, boosting a sweetness, or providing bulk or texture.
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There was a nasty aftertaste, including lingering sour notes in the back of my throat.
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This time it was funky and a bit earthy, with an aftertaste that wouldn't quit.
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The word had broken from his mouth like a curse, leaving an aftertaste of tears.
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Hope Antonella Guzzo engages with the ephemerality of our physical bodies in her project Aftertaste.
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It tasted like a less deadly Chinese rice wine, but with a slightly nutty aftertaste.
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If you're cooking soup with rice wine, use filtered water to avoid a bitter aftertaste.
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The addition of tomato lends a touch of sweetness that plays off the peppery aftertaste.
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It kills the horrible aftertaste of any alcoholic mix and gives you an energetic kick.
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Also not here: the salty flavor, the preservatives and the chemical aftertaste of commercial dough.
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Those taste fairly similar to a Thin Mint—though there's a noticeable aftertaste of chickpea.
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If your response is "no," it's still pretty funny but will leave an icky aftertaste.
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One tester identified the Show Mead's aftertaste as being similar to the taste of Natty Light.
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Some of it was the bad aftertaste of vicious reform fights, like the one in Newark.
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Yes, they are easy to light, but they leave your food with a considerable, chemical aftertaste.
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"It tastes good at first, but then it has a weird, sour aftertaste," one colleague wrote.
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It smelled like rose and was very dry, with an aftertaste similar to that of liquor.
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Here are a few protein power options that won't add a weird aftertaste to your potatoes.
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Fruity with a bitter aftertaste and, at first, slightly reminiscent of an apple spritzer or cider.
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The second sample was darker and aged in mizunara oak, which gave it a spicy aftertaste.
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The consistency was a little on the thin side, however, with a very slight metallic aftertaste.
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As such, kelp is not the dominant flavor, but more of an aftertaste; fresh, vegetal and oceanic.
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It tasted fine when you first drank it, but after about 15 minutes, the aftertaste kicked in.
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What it did have was a heady alcohol aftertaste that knocked into the back of your throat.
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But when the big corporate entity attempts to get in on the satire, it leaves a bad aftertaste.
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To us, that somewhat odd aftertaste isn't a deal-breaker, but it is something to be aware of.
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The white pepper gives the kebab a slight kick while the ghee leaves a distinctive and comforting aftertaste.
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Though it was rich and smooth, important qualities in chocolate ice cream, it had a slightly sour aftertaste.
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Importantly, panelists weren't able to detect any differences in color, aroma, taste, or aftertaste between the two versions.
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Though not quite as sweet as a dessert wine, it's refreshing and smooth, with a slightly sharp aftertaste.
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Which is to say, clouded in controversy and amidst accusations of conspiracy, leaving a slight aftertaste of illegitimacy.
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But rarely has corporate brainwashing been so much fun and gone down with such a delightful aftertaste. B+
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Some actors' performances leave us with a strong emotional aftertaste that lasts years after their credits stop rolling.
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You can hardly tell you're drinking a protein beverage, and I also haven't experienced any off-putting aftertaste.
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At least Diet Coke's metallic aftertaste kind of works in its favor: This is all pain, no pleasure.
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It has a citrusy flavor, a bitter aftertaste, and is slightly reminiscent of an apple spritzer or cider.
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The cheese has a satiny texture, an earthy bouquet and a mild flavor with a distinctive goaty aftertaste.
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Besides its sour, apple-like flavor, the cava had a relatively bitter aftertaste that we didn't enjoy either.
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But you know it's not the same, and that knowledge, if not the stew itself, leaves an odd aftertaste.
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Each sip initially had a strange aftertaste that then mellowed into something resembling a yummy mango frozen fruit bar.
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Add an unnecessarily complex corporate structure, and founder Qian Zhiya's offer will leave investors worrying about a bitter aftertaste.
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"[It tastes like] a full on hit of fat and cream followed with an eggy milky aftertaste," Gentleman explained.
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In comparison to its lower-altitude counterparts, it gives off extremely floral notes and has a distinctive milky aftertaste.
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The charcoal may not be completely additive free, but it doesn't leave a strange aftertaste on your food, either.
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"There's a subtle gingery scent and aftertaste, but if you're going to do ginger, you have to commit," one said.
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At first, they taste like normal Sour Patch Kids, but then there's a tiny kick of heat in the aftertaste.
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As Hollywood weeds out its many sexual predators, a number of films or TV shows have developed a slimy aftertaste.
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I also thought that the drink's sour aftertaste was rather unsavory, which is unfortunate considering I liked the flavor initially.
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But they could leave a bitter aftertaste rather than providing him with a respite from domestic battles like healthcare reform.
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He has spoken of "Mozart Dances" as his "Così Fan Tutte" — a comic opera about the bitter aftertaste of betrayal.
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The 444-day seizure of American Embassy personnel by Iranian militants, the bitter aftertaste of Vietnam and stagflation certainly contributed.
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I'm actually pleasantly surprised; they remind me of some cheese crisps I once had—just with a stale, meaty aftertaste.
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He said it was important to find lard without BHT, an antioxidant that prevents rancidity but leaves a bad aftertaste.
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I thought the sweetness of the cookie helped cut through the rich flavor and pungent aftertaste of the blue cheese.
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Our final verdict: very enjoyable; tastes like gin; has a slight aftertaste that we couldn't quite put our finger on.
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They are just right for those occasions when you don't feel like paying attention to the depth of the aftertaste.
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The meat is dark and oily and has a fishy aftertaste that divides fans from foes along fairly stark lines.
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Sentix said the policies agreed so far between the conservatives and the SPD "leave investors with a very bad aftertaste".
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The texture comes off a bit gritty, and the aftertaste is reminiscent of a night spent doing too many pickleback shots.
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And the first bite matched my musings: it was sweet, without an overwhelming artificial aftertaste, and nutty without being overly dry.
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As scientists now know, you can't use the same pot to brew coffee and tea because coffee leaves a bitter aftertaste.
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To be honest, I wasn't fond of the initial taste, but the aftertaste was definitely reminiscent of blue raspberry as promised.
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But in the age of income inequality, this beleaguered and harassed character's travails give the play a sour aftertaste (2124:21).
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Its true setting is the sleep state of a highly specific Los Angeles, a beautiful, bohemian place with a bitter aftertaste.
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Nicotine gum may irritate your jaw or leave a bad aftertaste; lozenges may provoke coughing; and patches can cause skin irritation.
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I downed mine and enjoyed the slightly herb-y aftertaste as Anne fiddled around with her laptop for a few seconds.
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Whether the sci-fi-esque food future the company is building now will leave a similar bitter aftertaste, only time will tell.
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Hangover remedies usually have a medicinal aftertaste, so this fruity ice-cold popsicle sounds like heaven while we're regretting last night's antics.
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Now that the 2018 Oscar nominations have been announced, many people looking for more diversity have been left with a bittersweet aftertaste.
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Plus, the seedy aftertaste of celebrity voyeurism is (for the most part) eliminated because celebrities have to opt-in to the commentary.
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He knows his way around a bottle, though, and smokes like a chimney, the bitter aftertaste both describing and forming his appeal.
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Although Beyond has done an excellent job of creating a meat-like texture to its sausage, there's a noticeable pea-like aftertaste.
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It tasted like a port with a whiskey-like bite and an aftertaste of beer: wheaty and sweet, but not too sweet.
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It still had that particular meat substitute aftertaste that I've experienced with other veggie burgers, and lacked the true juiciness of beef.
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And it's invigorating in all the ways you want from a Jäger Bomb, but with none of the sugar, aftertaste, or judgment.
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The smoky, oversweet syrup coupled with salty, tough lobster tasted like maple bacon kettle chips, with an aftertaste reminiscent of warm Guinness.
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A food industry expert told U.S. News & World Report that the cookie left an unpleasant aftertaste and only vaguely tasted like watermelon.
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I don't have BBQ sauce so I use hoisin sauce, which kind of does the trick (the aftertaste is what kills it).
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Front Burner Paski Sir, made from sheep's milk from the Croatian island of Pag, has a nutty aroma and a honeyed aftertaste.
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I highly recommend the lavender rose with honey ... it tastes like flowers with just a hint of a sweet and smooth aftertaste.
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The New York Times described Taedonggang beer as "a full-bodied lager a little on the sweet side, with a slightly bitter aftertaste."
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It's porky and slightly smoky, although there's a tinny aftertaste, probably from some of the preservatives used to keep it fresh so long.
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So this first car will remain its own bit of fun, one that leaves a curious but not unpleasant aftertaste in your mouth.
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (23:30).
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (1563:1553).
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (1:30).
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Others found that this drinkware doesn't leave water rings on tables from condensation, doesn't have a plastic aftertaste, and they clean up easily.
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (1:8003).
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (40713:40703).
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (24212:62009).
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But watching this beleaguered and harassed character's travails in the age of income inequality leaves the play with a sour aftertaste (1:153).
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Nobody could tell if the tangy aftertaste was down to the rosé or the tremendous quantities of dairy I had put in it.
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I smiled and sighed at the pure flavor: so earthy and saturating on my palate, yet exiting cleanly without a trace of aftertaste.
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It was a clear victory, but one with a bitter aftertaste, exposing a divided country and presenting huge challenges for the new president.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alan Jope's tenure at Unilever will be like the company's popular British spread Marmite: smooth at first with a bitter aftertaste.
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We don't use honey, as it's not vegan, so we use agave instead," Filippelli said, adding that the Smurf has "quite a tart aftertaste.
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The tall, thin shape cools hot coffee fast (its large surface area lets the heat dissipate quickly), but doesn't give it a funky aftertaste.
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And a cop could walk in, get a coffee (staying awake is important in fighting crime) and a doughnut to wash off the aftertaste.
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Few beers fit these criteria better than good pilsner, with its brilliant bitterness that snaps the palate to attention and its dry refreshing aftertaste.
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They endure Hardship and posthumous fame With its bitter aftertaste, the feeling of looking Almost into infinity, which leaves them giddy, As if drunk.
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DE) the auction, which ran for a record 230 weeks and raised 25 billion euros ($25 billion), left a "bitter aftertaste", while rival Vodafone (VOD.
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The cookie dough has a smooth and moist texture and lacks that weird flour-y aftertaste that a lot of edible raw doughs unfortunately possess.
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Yet the fear is that win or lose, Trump and all he represents may leave a dangerous aftertaste long after the ballots have been counted.
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Because of such existing issues, the Ripple founders began their innovation at the ingredient level in order to solve problems like aftertaste, purity and scale.
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"Boom" packs the perfect punch a lead single should, but don't skip over "119" and "Bye My First...," which prolong "Boom"'s sweet aftertaste. 27.
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While its name is a bit unsettling, the drink itself only has a mild grapefruit flavor with a bit of that filmy, electrolyte-y Gatorade aftertaste.
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"Sweet-sour dried fruits, a full-bodied, silky mouthfeel, and a lingering, slightly smoky aftertaste with mild woodiness," according to nosing and tasting notes from Suntory.
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It resulted in a chewier crust and a nice crumb, but his bagels had a slightly yellow tint and a bitter aftertaste from the baking soda.
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The Melnik wine still had a distinctive dryness but lacked the particular, shall we say, dynamic aftertaste as the glass I'd tried back in the cellar.
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He tore off a piece, and we chewed away, savoring the spicy aftertaste while also hoping the chef was correct in the identification of his mushroom.
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As a Freeform show, "Cloak & Dagger" has to skew in family-soap-opera and teenage-romance directions, with the requisite pop soundtrack and slightly saccharine aftertaste.
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Despite the torrents of emotion, this "Verklärte Nacht" retains an analytic aftertaste, closer to Dickinson's other definition of poetry: "so cold no fire can warm me."
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The cold fusion of diva vocals and stadium synths leaves a chemical aftertaste, a bolt of android power streaking over the crowds in the Las Vegas desert.
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I find that the doughnuts at Dunkin' usually leave an artificial aftertaste in my mouth, and a film on my tongue, which Tim Hortons' doughnuts did not.
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It's true that millennials love the green fruit, but let's be honest, we don't really want our mint chocolate chip ice cream to have a vegetal aftertaste.
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A high-quality protein bar tastes great without a gross aftertaste, holds up to abuse in your gym bag, and has a low calories-to-protein ratio.
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When you first sip it, there's that dry taste of Diet Coke, but the aftertaste is of a slightly creamy coffee, but definitely not the espresso variety.
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But it is also a common allergy; it provides fewer calories per drink; and some people (including yours truly) are thrown off by the long-lasting aftertaste.
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" In 2008, a New York Times article described the Taedonggang beer as a "full-bodied lager a little on the sweet side, with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
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It looked like mud, it smelled terrible, and it tasted exactly like you'd expect—like grappa, with egg and orange juice and a slight aftertaste of chocolate.
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Serves: 12 Active time: 35 minutes Total time: 2 hours, 45 minutes Quick Tip: When used in large amounts, red food dye can leave a bitter aftertaste.
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Its rind takes on a mottled, almost silvery patina as the flavor of the pale cheese becomes more buttery, exhibiting hints of tangy horseradish in the aftertaste.
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This unstable compound of shooting-fish-in-a-barrel satire and pedophiliac fantasy turns dark at the very end, but the farce still leaves a confusing aftertaste.
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But closing the book is rather like finishing a bag of Halloween candy: The aftertaste may be sweet, but too much sugar is never a good thing.
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It's worth noting that Chick-fil-A uses peanut oil in its fryers, which I think is what allows for the crispy, flavorful food sans greasy aftertaste.
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It was as thin as buffalo sauce from Popeyes (perhaps a hair thinner), but it clung more easily to the chicken and didn't leave an unpleasant aftertaste.
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A high-quality protein supplement tastes good without a nasty aftertaste, has plenty of protein with minimal calories, and it's easy to grab and consume on the go.
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But as I steer my car through the battered chain-link gate, past graffiti-covered buildings, the lingering adrenaline from my digital immersion turns to a funny aftertaste.
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It's not so different from oat milk or rice milk, except for the aftertaste, which assures you immediately that you're drinking something that came out of a mammal.
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The precision boiler stops dispensing the drink the moment the coffee develops an acidic aftertaste so that all you're left with is an espresso that's reached peak flavor.
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This fairly firm-textured cheese, with a nutty aroma and a sharpness mellowed by a honeyed aftertaste, has now been given protected geographic status by the European Union.
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"Cheaper plates of koi see mee (Chinese-Thai wheat noodle dish with dried mushrooms and gravy) tend to have a strong MSG aftertaste," remarks Poupee in between mouthfuls.
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Pros: Delicious flavors, little to no aftertaste, portable, commitment to food safety, low calorie-to-protein ratio, minimal use of artificial sweetenersCons: Expensive, not gluten-free, no vegan options
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Valar Morghulis, a light dubbel ale with a spicy little kick in the aftertaste inspired by Arya's quest for revenge (and easily my favorite of the five I tried).
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Kenneth Branagh's version arrived in 1989, as Margaret Thatcher's premiership came to an end; one critic observed that the film had "the guilty aftertaste of victory in the Falklands".
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These are the chords that give songs like "Both Sides, Now" or "My Old Man" a strong aftertaste— like dishsoap not fully rinsed from a glass—of musical theater.
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For the Los Angeles Lakers, it was the sort of dreaded scene that generates an aftertaste bound to linger — and maybe even encroach on James's 35th birthday on Monday.
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If your only concern this Thanksgiving will be how to manage Trump and Clinton supporters reunited over cranberries, stuffing and the bitter aftertaste of a vicious campaign, good on you.
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Bodega Piedra Negra Rosado (The Winner)Price (Most Expensive)$9.99Tasting NotesBy far the lightest and crispest mouthfeel, this bottle had a subtle fruit-forward sweetness and a tart acidic aftertaste.
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Jain's suji halwa is everything a dessert should be and more: warm, comforting, sweet, and soft with the distinctive aftertaste of ghee that coats your mouth like a silk blanket.
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But most of the time, our options are limited to swallowing intimidatingly large pills that take forever to kick in, or downing "cherry-flavored" syrups that leave an unappealing aftertaste.
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But in the event those time-sweetened bonds ooze away, what will be left is an unpalatable aftertaste of division and weakness, precisely what the world's superpower-in-waiting wants.
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Ben & Jerry's ice cream left a not-so-sweet aftertaste in one NYC customer's mouth -- in fact, she says it gave her some nasty lesions ... which is why she's suing.
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Twelve years after the end of "Sex and the City," Sarah Jessica Parker returns with a series that suggests a bitter aftertaste to the love found amid all those cosmos.
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A high-quality protein product is easy to bring along when you're on the go, uses clean ingredients without a bunch of extras, and the taste (and aftertaste) are palatable.
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The pinot blanc seemed to have a touch of sweetness to it with a purely savory aftertaste, while the pinot noir reminded me more of a trousseau from the Jura.
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It was a victory with a sour aftertaste: He already has decades of work behind him, and by now is considered an elder statesman by a fleet of younger musicians.
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Filled with irreverent jokes fired like fastballs, the 220 episodes of this Fox comedy are a breeze to binge and are smartly satisfying, even as they leave a bitter aftertaste.
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Twelve years after the end of "Sex and the City," Sarah Jessica Parker returned with this series, which suggested a bitter aftertaste to the love found amid all those cosmos.
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Alessi Pulcina 3-Cup Espresso Maker Designed by renowned architect Michele de Lucchi, this coffee maker comes with a boiler that stops dispensing coffee before it gets a bitter aftertaste.
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"She said she missed the way the taste developed and changed from the first hit on the tongue to the depth of the aftertaste in more complex wines," Ferguson reported.
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They also wanted to improve on older models: fix the bitter aftertaste and develop higher heat stability and a higher sweetness factor (so you could use less and save money).
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Produced by frequent Ariana Grande collaborator ILYA, her breakthrough single, "Motivation," is as sweet and sticky as chewing gum, and it leaves the aftertaste of R&B on your lips.
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There's a bittersweet flavor to Google's new ventures, with the sugar kick of an awesome new convenience being accompanied by the aftertaste of ever-greater dependence on this single almighty company.
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A butter-based condiment that can keep at room temperature requires lots of chemicals and binding agents that ultimately form a Spicy Goop with an ungodly viscosity and science-y aftertaste.
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However, Polar ended up being particularly deceiving — most of us enjoyed the first sip, but once that second swig hit the tongue, we quickly discovered it had a pretty unpleasant aftertaste.
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Watch: Angel Haze on Striving, Struggling, and Surviving Sawayama's latest single is best described as a dizzying sugar-rush of confessional pop, with an emotional gut punch lurking in its aftertaste.
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Books of Style Though steeped in glory and glamour, the Hollywood memoir is also typically sprinkled with enough excess, depravity and human wreckage to afford the gorged reader a righteous aftertaste.
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For market leader Deutsche Telekom the auction, which ran for a record 0003 weeks and raised 6.55 billion euros ($7.4 billion), left a "bitter aftertaste", while rival Vodafone called the result "catastrophic".
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When you eat peaches or rice, you always have in the back of your mind that they're contaminated by radiation, but you end up eating them anyway, complete with their weird aftertaste.
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But my mom always shot down my desire because she thinks Hershey chocolate has a gasoline aftertaste; now that I'm a grown woman, I can freely admit that my mom is correct.
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It's on the thick side of the texture spectrum, and combined with its unpleasant aftertaste and general one-note chemical saltiness, it can make the whole eating experience seem like a chore.
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"Essence is, like, a combination of hint and aftertaste," Antony Merkel, a 31-year-old Los Angeles resident who said he drinks 10 cans of La Croix a day, breathlessly told the Journal.
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Summer is around the corner, and German civic authorities are steeling themselves for an annual blight that can leave a foul aftertaste lingering on even the most glorious of sunny days: barbecue season.
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But even for advocates of free trade the truce leaves a bitter aftertaste: so far, the president's most substantial justification for lifting the ban is that "the lemon business is big, big business".
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Although you can get this treat at garlic festivals around the globe, opinions on its flavor are still divided, with some loving the unique savory edge and others not enjoying the garlic aftertaste.
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The ostensibly comic scene in which the men meet Ms. Munn's character — she wakes up after accidentally shooting herself with a tranquilizer dart to find them creepily watching her — leaves a bad aftertaste.
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The aftertaste of Microsoft's strategy of "embrace, extend and extinguish" still lingers in the community, after all, and not too long ago, this move would've been interpreted as yet another example of this.
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Though some find it too strong, others will take pleasure in the sour-grape aftertaste of this forceful wine, whose bruised-eye glossiness would best be paired with artisanal young-barnyard-animal cheese. 3.
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I like the Aloha Organic Plant-Based Protein Drink because it's free of artificial sweeteners, tastes great without any gross aftertaste, and I don't have to do any blending or shaking to enjoy it.
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Low noted that the banana pie tasted like goreng pisang, a local fried battered banana snack, on first bite, although she noted that there was a lingering artificial banana essence aftertaste that was less pleasant.
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Chris Harrison segues somewhat anticlimactically to a chat with third runner-up Dean, a known cutie-pie whose difficult relationship with his estranged father left us with an unmistakably cringey aftertaste coming out of hometowns.
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The quesadilla, which could have been disastrous, is filled with a coconut queso that melts like a dream; grilled to a crisp, it's rather craveable, its lingering coconut aftertaste accented with fresh pico de gallo.
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Throughout my teenage years, and well into early adulthood, slathering on SPF every day felt like swallowing a big vitamin with a gross aftertaste: I knew it was good for me, but I still dreaded it.
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The market leader, which is partly state owned, had complained that the high cost of the auction had left a "bitter aftertaste" and would sap the ability of network operators to invest in costly network upgrades.
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" Both Jeff and Kay in the Philadelphia suburbs and Martina Mirandola Mullen in New York noted a strange aftertaste in the Ravines, which Ms. Mullen likened to "my grandma's super humid lawn in Pennsylvania, covered in mushrooms.
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The interior of the cheese, a first-rate melter, has a fruity aroma and flavor with a tart aftertaste: Calderwood, $24.99 a pound, Saxelby Cheesemongers, Essex Street Market, 120 Essex Street (Delancey Street), 212-228-8204, saxelbycheese.com.
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Of particular note are Atlantic Mist, a soft-ripening Camembert-style that becomes creamier as it matures, and Mecox Sunrise, an assertive washed-rind cheese, with a firm but satiny texture and some sweetness in the aftertaste.
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Otherwise, I found the Biondi to be a typical example of an Etna Rosso, with earthy, tart flavors of sour cherries, a lean, graceful texture and a tight, focused aftertaste that fused fruitiness with a hint of bitterness.
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Now 40 years old, the playwright and actress revisits her past with the bitter aftertaste of a democracy run by President Donald Trump, whose chauvinistic outbursts over the last two years cast a bleak shadow across Schreck's narrative.
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There's molecular data that describes the food and ingredients, spectral imaging for the food and ingredients, and then an array of data collected by the company's in-house taste testers for things like palate, texture, aftertaste, tanginess, and acidity.
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And the effect is to highlight the bitter aftertaste of death and defeat that comes with attempts, like "Quantum Touch" or a self-help guru's injunction to "think positive," to deny discomfort and mortality by sheer force of will.
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Shares in Drillisch and United Internet rose by 13% and 8% compared to a just 0.2% rise for the country's former monopoly Deutsche Telekom, whose chief Dirk Woessner said the process had led to high prices and left a "bitter aftertaste".
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So once that final spoonful is down your throat, the immediate pleasure is past and all you're left with is the lingering, bitter aftertaste of the signal you've just sent yourself: that you're the sort of person who scarfs pints.
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"In the end, the apples and oranges of film competition, and the inequity of advertising budgets has always left the Academy Awards with some inevitable aftertaste of the alcohol most of us have to drink to get through them," he wrote.
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Park crams an unseemly number of gags into this one—unfortunately, the ending leaves a bitter aftertaste when you remember all the indigenous peoples who were not offered the chance to reclaim their stolen land with a bit of friendly sport.
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Undoubtedly, there are a lot of taste sensations to handle: thick and buttery on the tongue, sticky and super-sweet, a little spicy, almost like a dessert wine but with that definite moldy sock aftertaste that just refuses to budge.
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The matcha makes its presence known in a delayed reaction, and just when you're thinking it isn't going to show up, it manifests as a refined, aromatic aftertaste, which you can enhance by taking a deep breath as you savor it.
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I tell him that the deli has gone up for sale, that another antiques store has opened, that I hate my haircut, that I have not thrown anything away, that the water in the kitchen has developed a metallic aftertaste.
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Over 130,000 people saw the work there, ten-foot-tall vagina and all, many standing in line for hours to get a look at this grimly delightful pop-up monument to the brutal nineteenth-century trade and its cultural aftertaste.
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Without it, the love songs that regularly place him in the Top 10 — megahits like "All of Me" from 2013 — are anodyne enough to work as wedding songs; they're a worthy and lucrative enterprise that can leave an unctuous, saccharine aftertaste.
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It's all delightful but not strictly necessary, because the best of the illustrations have it all: the adventurous synthesis of scientific and aesthetic wonder, the precise observation and detail, and the slightly bitter aftertaste of cheerfully obtuse latter-day colonialism.
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The deep-green leaf slivers look like grass cuttings and yield a golden-colored tea of delicate herbal elegance with an alluring sweetness in the aftertaste: Ippodo Shincha, $9.98 to $54.44, depending on the size, 125 East 39th Street, ippodo-tea.co.jp/en/.
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For example, Terra Delyssa Extra Virgin Olive Oil is typically mild and fruity with a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste (try it in a salad dressing), and Olivi Chemlali de Djerba Extra Virgin Olive Oil is lighter and even more delicate.
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"It's obvious that the immediate response to the U.S. strikes in Syria has started to wane somewhat, but I do think there will be a bit of an aftertaste in terms of the market paying a bit more attention to geopolitics," Elmer said.
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The large-scale compositions of demurely exuberant shapes that constitute most of the Austrian painter Bernhard Buhmann's American debut, "Fragments of Statue," look sweet and old-fashioned, but a faintly bitter aftertaste of self-consciousness puts them squarely in the present day.
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A Ceretto riserva was pale and sheer in texture, beautifully floral, yet had a tensile strength and profound minerality, tasting of steely red fruit, a flavor that lingered in the mouth long after I swallowed, what the Italians call "retrogusto," or aftertaste.
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Davos's lofty goals took a beating in 2016: "Brexit" and the election of Donald J. Trump have shaken the international system, and sessions I attended on climate change, refugees, rising oceans and the fragility of cities left a distinct aftertaste of things getting worse.
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I was tempted to make this product the number one pick, as it's surely number one in my book, but I'm well aware that while many people love the feel and the aftertaste of this baking soda-based toothpaste, lots of people also hate it.
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The bitter aftertaste of Brexit continues to hang in the air, as British members of parliament demand Prime Minister Theresa May permit a debate over the steps Britain will take in leaving the European Union (EU), keeping the general public in a continued state of uncertainty.
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Our nation's press, cloaked daily with the untrusting aftertaste of the fake news phenomenon and working to combat the fact-less based options spread on social media, has been in the throes of fighting for its dignity as one of our nation's greatest tools of government oversight.
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Now on view at the Smart Museum, the Western books used as source material for the installation indicate that art history's framework has maintained quite an aftertaste in the study of Huang and his peers, but don't provide adequate means to understand the artwork's position or contribution.
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The mountain is the highest on the Korean peninsula at about 2,750 meters (9,000 ft) and the official birthplace of the late North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il. "It's a volcano so the beer has a hot and spicy flavor with a soft and fresh aftertaste," Anh said.
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" The worst: "The worst Halloween candies are Reese's Pieces, as I cannot resist them; they don't require much chewing, so they slide right down; they leave a delicious aftertaste of peanut butter on the roof of the mouth; and they are quite bad for both one's complexion and one's waistline.
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Alastair Macaulay, the chief dance critic for The New York Times, wrote that the slap left a "disproportionately awkward aftertaste," and said that it raised troubling memories of a 1992 incident in which Mr. Martins was arrested and accused of assaulting his wife, the ballerina Darci Kistler — charges that were later dropped.
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On its website, Rising Sun Coffee described its Erika Roast (named after a German military marching song) as "Apple and coffee cherry with tart acidity and a mellow, nutty aftertaste"—a word-for-word copy of the description used by Rose N Crantz Roasting Co, Espresso Joya's unwitting supplier, for one of its roasts.
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Mr. Ferguson, who began his career in the theater but sources his Broadway-headliner status from his role on ABC's "Modern Family," brings such warmth and variety to his performance that you may not notice that in the more than 15 years since the play opened Off Broadway, it has acquired a slightly sour aftertaste.
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Unwilling to let the plebeians (like myself) who just show up at their factory taste their most expensive brandy, the company claims on its website that the Prince has a "complex bouquet, full taste, and long aftertaste" and sends bottles of it out into the world nestled snugly in gilded boxes lined with white deer leather.
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When she enlists Pharrell for a sassy funk duet on the slinky "I Got the Juice," the song's playfulness delights but feels incompatible with the political slogans sprinkled throughout: "If you try to grab my pussy cat, this pussy grab you back," she taunts (get it?); meanwhile, the target of this quip still occupies the White House, and so a sour aftertaste emerges.
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My only advice — and I don't have a studio, I have a very small company — is that there needs to be a good balance of crowd-pleasers and movies that are good for the soul, that get us to dwell in the aftertaste of an experience that is so far-fetched or out of the box, but three days later we realize that we saw something that might change our lives.
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