I won't say [it's] airtight, but it's pretty close to airtight.
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I won't say [it's] airtight, but it's pretty close to airtight.
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I won't say [it's] airtight, but it's pretty close to airtight," Kudlow told CNBC's Kelly Evans on "The Exchange.
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"We have contained this, I won't say airtight but pretty close to airtight," Kudlow told CNBC's Kelly Evans on Tuesday afternoon.
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" But later Tuesday, White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow offered a significantly rosier outlook, telling CNBC that, "we have contained this, I won't say airtight, but pretty close to airtight.
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" That warning from Messonnier drew a sharp contrast with a remark that same day from Kudlow, who told CNBC that "we have contained this, I won't say airtight but pretty close to airtight.
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Of course, not every plot on the show is airtight.
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"And you know how airtight those safes are," Jordan said.
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But those bubbles, it turns out, are far from airtight.
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Store in an airtight container for up to 2 days.
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The plastic is welded together with a solvent and airtight.
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Dr. Baab said the scenario was plausible, but not airtight.
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Nope, there's absolutely zero exceptions to this rule — it's airtight.
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And it used advanced welding to keep the inflaters airtight.
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That made for a stronger, more airtight article, he said.
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Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days.
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Turns out ... the "Desperate Housewives" star had an airtight alibi.
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But it seems like the echo chamber is airtight, no?
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We should be able to exist in an airtight bubble.
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But skeptics worry that making the system airtight is impossible.
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Then, add dried fruit and store in an airtight container.
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They vacationed together, lived together, kept nine-month, airtight secrets together.
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To some, Marlinspike's logic isn't quite as airtight as his code.
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Place leftovers in an airtight container and keep in the fridge.
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Store in airtight container at room temperature up to 1 week.
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Transfer mixture to an airtight container, and chill 10 minutes. 2.
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Then we will, indeed, have airtight echo chambers on social media.
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It's also not an airtight fit, like the Jabra Elite 65t.
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Serve over bowls or store in an airtight container in refrigerator.
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Its stronger security, however means it's airtight enough for Samsung Pay.
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But they have been perfectly preserved thanks to airtight military security.
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I lifted the tin cover and punctured the airtight plastic seal.
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Transfer to an airtight container and refrigerate until ready to use.
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She had been accustomed to airtight lesson plans and scripted lectures.
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It's so airtight that it puts all subsequent dystopias to shame.
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SUBTITLE: For home to be protected, it needs to be sealed airtight.
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Even testing for DNA might not be as airtight as it seems.
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Store in an airtight container in refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
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Transfer the mixture to a large airtight container and add the vinegar.
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Transfer to an airtight container, season generously with kosher salt and pepper.
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Store remaining vanilla salt in an airtight container up to 6 weeks.
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Serve immediately or refrigerate in an airtight container up to 7 days.
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But just because there's compelling data doesn't mean we have airtight answers.
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How does anyone capture the airtight nothingness required of a stock photo?
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Store peanut butter ribbon in an airtight container in your cupboard. 3.
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But such airtight comparisons frequently do not exist, particularly at smaller companies.
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Even with an airtight case, going to trial is always a gamble.
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Safely protect papers and clothing by storing them in airtight plastic bins.
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Measuring these gases in airtight environments can determine a person's metabolic rate.
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These keep well for up to 2 weeks in an airtight container.
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Ducournau's storytelling — in terms of both visuals and screenwriting — however, is airtight.
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The home-field advantage was once so airtight a principle in sports.
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I named their $80 Everywhere Pant part of my airtight travel uniform.
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You can seal the chocolate in an airtight container to protect it.
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From what I've played over a couple dozen hours, the game seems airtight.
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Serve immediately or store in an airtight container for up to one week.
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Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 6 days.
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Any quality two-part epoxy should suffice, and the more airtight, the better.
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Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
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Use immediately or refrigerate in an airtight container for up to five days.
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Crumbs will keep in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks. 3.
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Cookies will keep, refrigerated in an airtight container, for up to 1 month.
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Still, the moratorium isn't airtight, and Japan's not the only one eluding it.
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Refrigerate leftover pickled onion slices in an airtight container up to 1 week.
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Store muffins in an airtight container at room temperature up to 4 days.
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NASA wants to make certain the chamber is airtight before opening the door.
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Not even the hint of a budge, and it was still airtight afterward.
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Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
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Mix will keep in an airtight container for up to 3 months. 2.
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I think the key to getting that legislation passed is making it airtight.
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Cool completely and store in an airtight container until ready to use. 2.
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Soon, however, there are conflicting signs, and what looks like an airtight alibi.
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Do: Store it all within two hours of making, in an airtight container.
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This chutney keeps, refrigerated in an airtight container, for up to 2 days. 2.
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These Kinetic copper ones are airtight, stackable, freezer-safe, and top-rack dishwasher-safe.
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Connie's supposedly airtight plan quickly goes awry, and Nick ends up in Rikers Island.
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Store in an airtight container in a cool dry place up to 2 days.
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Combine two parts chopped fruit and one part sugar in a large airtight container.
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Its airtight seal protects patients from materials that may host bacteria, viruses or fungi.
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Store the completed meringues in an airtight container to keep them from getting gooey.
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It wasn't "sexy" any more to eat mystery meats sealed inside airtight plastic package.
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But never has it all fit together into a perfect, airtight mythology like this.
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Store leftovers in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 days.
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This green container is for my cigarette butts—it's airtight and easy to clean.
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You can refrigerate the rice in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
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That means a large infrastructure package with airtight domestic procurement ("Buy America") rules attached.
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Place in an airtight container and leave out at room temperature for 24 hours.
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But these are not necessarily airtight safeguards against money buying influence with presidential candidates.
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The singing and arrangements might not be as airtight as ABBA's, but Mamma Mia!
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The vinaigrette can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
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He has run the only disciplined, airtight operation in the undisciplined, leaky Trump era.
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As Holger Bech Nielsen pointed out, the latter part of this estimation isn't airtight.
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But it is not clear such an approach will ultimately preserve an airtight bond.
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We each of us now inhabit airtight ideological silos — Planet Hannity or Planet Maddow.
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To be clear, the constitutional case for a Supreme Court lottery is hardly airtight.
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Store extra in the refrigerator or in an airtight container or Mason jar. 2.
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Cupcakes can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for a week.
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Return liquid to an airtight container and refrigerate for up to 2 weeks. 2.
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Certified Passive Houses are well insulated, airtight, and run entirely on electricity—no gas.
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But neither Krugman's nor Chait's case constitutes an airtight argument that Sanders should be defeated.
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Transfer the crumbles to an airtight container and store for up to 3 days. 4.
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However, if your beans are not in a valve bag, you'll need an airtight container.
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Anyone deploying code (which is everyone) needs to have an airtight system for verifying it.
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Store remaining biscuits in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
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Reuters reports, the food is placed in jars and then carried underwater in airtight cases.
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Other songs like "Tess" and "The Doorway" burrow into silky synth lines and airtight hooks.
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Store in airtight container in a cool, dark place and use within a few months.
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Instead we'll need to demand thoughtful design, reasonably open ecosystems, and airtight strategies around security.
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In the current political environment, intelligence professionals will be pressured to issue categorical, airtight conclusions.
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And the use of airtight chambers and gas masks is not only common, but mandatory.
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Still, during the financial crisis, there were seemingly airtight agreements that were settled or renegotiated.
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She had somehow gotten it stuck over her nose and mouth, forming an airtight seal.
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Once your ingredients are prepared, it's time to seal your food in an airtight container.
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Trump himself has handed the Times the strongest possible evidence for the newspaper's airtight defense.
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Store any extra icing in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to a week.
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But experts following Manafort's trials predict that some of the charges appear to be airtight.
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This is the strongest part of the plaintiffs' argument, though it is far from airtight.
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Store any leftover marinara in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 1 month.
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Last week, Duterte said he was confident the Justice Department's case against de Lima was airtight.
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Some of them, it turns out, are so dry and airtight that their contents never rot.
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Store the cut brownies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5 days.
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Transfer mixture to an airtight container, and chill at least 1 hour or up to overnight.
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We spoke to a few experts to get their top tips for creating an airtight password.
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Make them ahead: Freeze the unbaked rolls in an airtight container for up to 1 month.
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Reserve 1 tablespoon; refrigerate remaining puree in an airtight container for up to 3 weeks. 2.
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The Note 8 has to be airtight, and all signs suggest Samsung will make that happen.
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As it turns out, the answer is relatively simple: packed airtight, in a cool, dry place.
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The crispy black eyed peas will keep in an airtight container for up to 1 month.
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This nifty plastic gadget creates an airtight seal in mere seconds to keep those fixings fresh.
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And they all have plot holes, because it's impossible to create a 100 percent airtight plot.
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Five Two Airtight Silicone Lids, $40They're more sustainable than plastic wrap, and they look surprisingly nice.
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Leftover soup will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to four days.
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Still, anyone who thinks this is an airtight agreement did not go through the financial crisis.
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Once the garganelli is frozen solid (1 to 2 hours), transfer them to an airtight container.
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Peda can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one month.
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Always remove the meat from the supermarket wrappings, which are probably not airtight, and rewrap tightly.
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The cake can even be baked a day in advance if stored in an airtight tin.
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The blacklist has not yet amounted to an airtight ban on American technology sales to Huawei.
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There is no airtight commitment to protecting intellectual property, ending currency manipulation and granting market access.
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Storage Notes: The syrup can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 21 week.
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In case it weren't obvious by now: Do not look for airtight meaning in all this.
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This isn't because Mr. Mueller isn't qualified, or isn't running an airtight investigation — quite the contrary.
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Is it sufficient for procedures to look airtight on paper, when the stakes are so high?
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Keep in an airtight container in a dry place at room temperature, and shake once a day.
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Still, although it is not airtight, the political scientists (disclosure: I am one) have the stronger case.
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In a perfect world, the AI would be airtight and these kinds of screw-ups wouldn't happen.
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You can also store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week.
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"The reasoning Rosenstein lays out in his letter is airtight," The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway wrote on Wednesday.
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Similarly in Dow Chemical's acquisition of Rohm & Haas, Dow also had an airtight agreement that it renegotiated.
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The agave syrup will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.
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The social distancing measures in place also aren't airtight, so these infections will still seed some others.
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The straw makes it easier to inhale all the smoke and the tape creates an airtight seal.
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Kudlow suggested Tuesday that the coronavirus had been contained "pretty close to airtight" in the United States.
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The chain's airtight supply chain is also why it will probably never expand to the East Coast.
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Store the crackers in an airtight container, in which they will last for up to a week.
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"It should be used within a few months of purchase, closed in an airtight container," he says.
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Indeed, this parable of class warfare is so thematically airtight that it's almost resistant to creative interpretation.
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T3 kept its natural aesthetic, but Hines added touches like airtight windows and a modern heating system.
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And once baked and fully cooled, they can be kept fresh in an airtight container for weeks.
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No need to entomb yourself in an airtight cell, though — just set yourself a healthy digital diet.
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These will keep well, covered in an airtight container, at room temperature, for up to 5 days.
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They actually bought the whole of the sorbet dish with them, including meringues in a huge, airtight box.
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Since then, it's poured vast amounts of money into the effort, and it's still is not completely airtight.
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Once Clinton's tax and spending plans are considered together, her not-a-penny claim isn't quite as airtight.
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If you needed an excuse to bail on a wedding, giving birth would be a pretty airtight alibi.
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To be honest, it all feels a bit too loosely thrown together to be an airtight plot point.
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Meet-and-greets, business cards, handshakes, conferences, and an airtight schedule keeping you from having any fun. Awesome.
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According to the product page, this jar is airtight so that your cookies can stay fresher for longer.
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Even if the ban were airtight, experts know better than to think it can keep Bsal out forever.
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Serve over ice cream or store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
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Journalists should just make sure their stories are airtight and fair to both the accused and the accuser.
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The evidence that Russia hacked the Democratic National Convention is about as airtight as it gets in cybersecurity.
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The Redditor points out a few interesting bits that, strung together, make an interesting if not airtight case.
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Not all of the characters exist in three dimensions; occasionally the airtight aesthetic screams for something less objective.
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Nonetheless, images of humans being exposed to gas in airtight chambers raised uncomfortable associations with Germany's Nazi past.
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And expect even more obfuscation and confusion, which is always part of any less-than-airtight sales process.
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The "vacuum" part of sous vide comes from the airtight, vacuum-sealed pouch the food is cooked in.
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If they are not to be used right away, the meringues should be stored in an airtight container.
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Storage Notes: The strawberry-jalapeño syrup can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
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This marinade can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 10 days. 4.
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So their wedding — which took place at (where else?) President Trump's hotel on Sunday — was an airtight affair.
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Do: Keep slices to snack on by freezing in airtight containers; they will last two to three months.
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But the coffee shops and co-working spaces aren't airtight, and today my usual ones are mostly empty.
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She reiterated her stance that Democrats need to build an airtight case before they go down that path.
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If the container is airtight, they will last for years and still be a great source of protein.
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When you see an absolutely airtight political point being made, you just have to give props where they're due.
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Getting rid of less-than-airtight claims from both companies will help make the case tidier for the jury.
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Sticky sap dripped onto the tick, sealing it in an airtight blob that eventually hardened into an amber tomb.
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Using sections of huge corrugated pipes, the company builds airtight living spaces designed to be buried 20 feet underground.
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This decarboxylated weed will keep in an airtight container in a cool, dark place for up to 2 months.
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Utilizing viscous liquids, resin and a specific airtight sealing method, he secures liquids in vinyl, without leaking or evaporation.
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The airtight, 6-foot-long metal tube covers her body up to her neck, so her head is exposed.
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No, what's boring is the same airtight format for every episode, week after week, for a combined 40 seasons.
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You've also got to be an airtight negotiator who has brass balls and know how to haggle things down.
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That doesn't mean that stories that aren't totally airtight don't slip through those cracks every once in a while.
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His airtight band, Sound Effect, features groove-adept peers like the saxophonist Marcus Strickland and the keyboardist Christian Sands.
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But this time the seal of anonymity was so airtight not even Hal could guess who'd lodged the complaint.
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They're also completely airtight thanks to the dry-bag-style design, which eliminates the fail point of a zipper.
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The songs are airtight and endlessly singable, engineered with a Midas touch that belied the band's deep-seated instability.
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In a bouncy castle, a continuously running air compressor creates overpressure in a fabric structure that is not airtight.
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Sprinkle with the salt and chamomile, put in an airtight container, and refrigerate for 30 to 45 minutes. 2.
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The bread crumbs can be fried the day before and stored airtight at room temperature without losing their crunch.
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A reusable food-storage container with an airtight lid prevents spills, is reheatable and is easier to clean, too.
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But you can also use airtight plastic containers, freezer storage bags or two layers of plastic wrap or foil.
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Make sure the meat has an airtight seal and put it in a cold water bath (don't add ice).
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Once it's baked and stored airtight, it will maintain its crunch for weeks — if it doesn't get devoured first.
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Others say the case is already airtight, so there's no reason to battle the White House for more witnesses.
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Meanwhile, on Tuesday, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow claimed the US had an "airtight containment" of the virus.
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We left off with Love and Joe inextricably stuck with each other because of love (questionable!) and murder (airtight!).
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An airtight chamber lined with zinc and copper, it could be used to calculate the energy in food — i.e.
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Usually cars have permanent glass pieces bonded in the rear part of the car to form an airtight structure.
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Put another way, by echoing Trump, Biden has provided the president with an airtight defense to the second article.
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"We have extensive evidence of the individuals' covert activities on Turkish soil," the official said, calling it an "airtight" case.
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Reserve 2 ounces purée and store the rest in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
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"If we were going to do this we would both need to be far away with airtight alibis," she said.
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In an airtight container, pour 203 ounces of tequila and add 2 sliced serrano peppers (with the seeds removed).2.
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Start prolonging the shelf life of your food with a set of airtight storage containers that are on sale today.
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It comes with an airtight lid machined to sit flush with the rim of the pot, which enables waterless cooking.
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Storing sweets, pantry staples like honey, and even fruit typically left on the counter in airtight containers is also essential.
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Plus the loaves are also considered nonperishable, and when stored in an airtight container, they can last over a year.
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Store remaining pesto in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 4 days, or freeze up to 30 days.
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On the final day, mix together and store in a porcelain or glass airtight container in a cool dry place.
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These will last in an airtight container for a couple days if you haven't snarfed them up within 24 hours.
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Last week, she reiterated her stance that Democrats need to build an airtight case before they go down that path.
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The spice mix will keep in an airtight container for about a week before losing much of its potency. 2350.
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This decarboxylated weed will keep in an airtight container in a cool, dark place for up to 2 months. 2.
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The company Apothecarry Brands specializes in "high quality organizational systems," like a $300 airtight, odor-resistant, lockable home storage case.
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However, since your food is sealed in an airtight bag, it's much harder to tell when your food is ready.
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Combined with the phony trade record whipped up by Axe's team, it makes for an airtight and totally fraudulent case.
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As an underwater welder, Hampton had become an expert at crafting airtight seals, which translated well to his new task.
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In an interview with CNN, Jeffrey Rosen, the president of the National Constitution Center, suggested that Katzmann's opinion was airtight.
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These design principles emphasize an airtight space inside the home, with continuous insulation and fresh air filters for indoor air quality.
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Even if Hutchins were directly involved in developing the code for Kronos, the legal case against him is far from airtight.
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To freeze your custard ice cream in the american hard pack style, immediately transfer to a container with an airtight lid.
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It feels like a dull, hollow echo of everything the show did in its first two seasons, with less airtight construction.
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These affordable ones from Williams-Sonoma are made from silicone and create an airtight seal to keep wine at its best.
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Why you'll love it: The IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder is the perfect combination of space-saving storage and elevated feeding.
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I certainly prefer the electroclash trash of current Taylor Swift to the "true" airtight and joyless craftwork that made her famous.
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Next, the satellites' fuel tanks are filled with helium and placed in an airtight tent that is pumped full of nitrogen.
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And the pianist Christian Sands, 28, a habitual McBride sideman, led his own slashing quartet, delivering airtight compositions and punctilious improvising.
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Woodward's former reporting partner Carl Bernstein has said Woodward's reporting is airtight and can be substantiated by "hundreds" of audio tapes.
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Cape Town, South Africa (CNN) For someone who spends most of her time in the water, Sarah Ferguson's routine is airtight.
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For an airtight case proving a "quid pro quo," though, it might come down to the word of an administrative assistant.
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An airtight storage bag is recommended, and if the tires are mounted on rims, store them standing on the tread surface.
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The downside is that they are bulky to store and do not conform, in an airtight manner, to the items inside.
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Trump Heights, called "Ramat Trump" in Hebrew, is a symbol of the airtight alliance that's developed between the US and Israel.
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Mr. White was often the architect of these moments, applying his galactic musical insight to the airtight design of unbeatable pop songs.
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This experiment consists of a 7-inch-long, airtight container filled with soil, air, water, various seeds, yeast, and fruit fly eggs.
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Ian Rintoul, from the Refugee Action Coalition, said it was very clear the deal Australia struck with the U.S. was not airtight.
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When rock hard, transfer to airtight containers and refrigerate for up to 3 days or freeze for up to 1 month. 4.
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Apple's App Store has become the iPhone's first line of defense against malware, adware, or otherwise scammy software, but it isn't airtight.
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Use of the airtight bags, which cost around $2 each and hold about 100kg, boosted farmers' incomes by as much as 50%.
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It will definitely make for a great deathmatch or team deathmatch map, just don't expect it to be an airtight demolition map.
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According to Festo's website, the bat's wings are made from airtight films and a knitted elastane fabric, welded together at 45,000 points.
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If you don't have a bread box, a dry, mostly airtight, and relatively cool place is your best bet (like a drawer).
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In Albuquerque, a macaque monkey is cradled in what seems an affectionate embrace and then swiftly placed in an airtight glass cage.
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Former federal prosecutors told Business Insider's Michelle Mark that prosecutors likely won't bring charges against her unless they have an airtight case.
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At that point, the TATP would be stored in a relatively airtight container, but if pure, it could not be stored long.
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The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center's airtight "metabolic chamber" is furnished only with an exercise bike, a toilet, and a bed.
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Sous vide, which means "under vacuum" in French, involves sealing food in an airtight bag and giving it a hot-water bath.
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It's not even airtight to maintain, as scholars do, that the snake story is an allegory for St.Patrick's eradication of pagan religions.
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Be sure to store them properly — keeping your grains in an airtight container in a cool, dry place to maintain the quality.
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And in Game 7, they prevailed the way they often had in the playoffs — with solid pitching, sufficient hitting and airtight baseball.
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As foods in their own right, if salt and sugar are stored away from moisture in airtight containers, they will last indefinitely.
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This battle royale subgenre is relatively simple on paper but in order for it to be successful, it needs to be pretty airtight.
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The seal is also tighter than a bottle cap, so an airtight can helps to keep the beer's freshness, according to the brewers.
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That strategy — gleaned from interviews with several top members of Rubio's campaign staff — is predicated on a few reasonable if not airtight assumptions.
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For example, changing up the way you store your coffee can make a difference — using an airtight container will keep beans fresher, longer.
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It still needs to be airtight and resistant to extreme temperatures and other "extremis" situations — just not to hard vacuum and cosmic radiation.
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Takeya Airtight Cold Brew Maker ($19): This maker has earned high marks from reviewers, but in my tests it just didn't stack up.
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Yet as detailed in a paper published Thursday in Chem, these patents on synthetic pathways were not as airtight as they once seemed.
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She kept her pregnancy with the twins an airtight secret until February 1, 2017, when she announced the news in an Instagram post.
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It's best to serve this fresh, but it will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. 8.
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This version makes a "click" sound when the user has managed to create an airtight seal, and has almost 3,000 five-star reviews.
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The lessons from these deals is this: Just because the deal appears to be airtight does not mean it will not be renogtiated.
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The current design of Raymond's Martian habitat wouldn't work on Mars—it's not airtight or particularly radiation resistant—but that's not its purpose.
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Simmons had an unusual interest in statistics, the way its airtight logic could neatly prove, or disprove, the worth of an extravagant idea.
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With nearly 900 reviews on Amazon and a 4.6-star rating, the IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder also carries an Amazon's Choice award.
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To prevent the fruit from turning brown, sprinkle with either lime or lemon juice and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
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This legal attack on the non-mandate mandate is plausible — though not airtight — but the final stage of the plaintiffs' argument is bizarre.
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Top legal minds at the Justice Department have learned from the demise of EO1 and revised its successors into airtight, constitutionally-sound documents.
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The cookies should be put away in a moist place like a basement or kept in a metal or airtight container to soften.
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Five Two Airtight Silicone Lids, available at Food52, $40These silicone lids might truly be the most useful thing I came across this year.
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In the fall, brothers Chris and Dominic Leong fashioned a trio of gneiss stone vessels — cubelike with curved edges and, crucially, airtight lids.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said in an interview with CNBC that the US has an "almost airtight" containment on the coronavirus.
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SNL cast members Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon, and Cecily Strong busted out their airtight impersonations of Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Rudy Giuliani, and Melania Trump.
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It's a cut-and-dried case with all the evidence pointing to beloved Little League coach Terry Maitland — but Terry has an airtight alibi.
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After making and cooling the wort I transferred the liquid to the container, closed the airtight lid, added a bubbler, and attached the trub.
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If you want an airtight layer of protection, you can always setup a PGP key so only the intended recipient can decrypt your emails.
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Here's the best part: The coffee can last up to two weeks in the pitcher after it's brewed thanks to its airtight lid — a.k.a.
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Once open, pancake mix generally lasts 12 months at room temperature when stored in an airtight container, according to shelf-life guide site StillTasty.com.
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Wine Squirrel stores the wine inside a high-quality crystal decanter with an airtight seal to maintain its prime condition for weeks after uncorking.
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She marries those two qualities and fuses them to an equally essential visual component, and she ensures it's all delivered in an airtight package.
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According to Organic Authority, it's safe to have salted butter out, but it needs to stay in an airtight container, like a butter crock.
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Representatives for Oi did not immediately respond to a request for comment, though the company has repeatedly said the recovery plan is legally airtight.
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For two years, anti-Trump pundits breathlessly speculated about what Mueller Time, when it finally arrived, would bring—an airtight case for impeachment, perhaps?
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The IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder holds up to 64 cups of food and comes with two stainless steel bowls in an elevated stand.
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But just like any other food product, you should always wash your hands after handling it, and store it in a clean, airtight container.
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So, no, "Shut Up and Dance" — co-written by Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker and William Bridges — isn't exactly an airtight episode of television.
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If they didn't, a prosecutor likely would have; the South Carolina jury proved that not even airtight evidence is enough to convict an officer.
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You try to scream "objection," but all that passes your lips is a weak, childish murmur: "Objuuuuh..." What you need is an airtight argument.
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When Doom rebooted itself in 2016, resurrecting one of gaming's oldest franchises into the modern era, it built a new, airtight formula for itself.
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Mr. Rosado explained that the building was constructed to certain energy-saving standards, with central heating and cooling, constant air circulation and airtight insulation.
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Outside experts consulted by the UN agreed that while the case was not airtight, the evidence was strong enough to warrant a fuller investigation.
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Be sure to store them properly — keeping your grains in an airtight container in a cool, dry place to maintain the quality (and taste).
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"But by experience, our canines have been able to detect odors in unthinkable places and have found marijuana concealed in airtight containers," he said.
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Some observers believe Schiff should wait until he can get some (or all) of these witnesses -- in order to make the impeachment case airtight.
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And there is a strong — though not at all airtight — legal argument that Congress can retroactively lift the deadline if Virginia ratifies the ERA.
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Do: Freeze the leftovers in foil or airtight containers as soon as possible; the fresher the turkey is when it goes in, the better.
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Kantor and Twohey brilliantly zeroed in on the nondisclosure agreements that Weinstein's victims were made to sign, allowing them to present an airtight case.
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However, during processing and packaging, the heat treatment first removes water and then airtight lids keeps the water out, helping it keep for longer.
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It has the same bold colors but it also has an airtight closure and a switch that clicks into place, which Bobbi is thrilled about.
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I'm not saying Face ID will be airtight (nothing ever is), but I also wouldn't throw my hands in the air and start freaking out.
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Transfer the cranberry relish to a bowl; cover and refrigerate until needed (or store in an airtight container for making sandwiches during the week). 2.
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For District Attorney Dumanis, a plea bargain also removed, in her mind, the only impediment to an otherwise airtight case: proving who actually stabbed Luis.
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In this airtight chamber, scientists can use a technique known as indirect calorimetry to assess energy expenditure by measuring carbon dioxide production and oxygen consumption.
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Additionally, SilverStick sells a leather carrying case with an airtight container, you know, for the classy hipster stoner that likes their stuff to be sleek.
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I set the loaves on the counter and scrounge around my parents' basement for airtight containers and clean cloth to soak and wrap the loaves.
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The Fairfax Financial boss Prem Watsa has drafted an airtight policy for the insurance company's $4.9 billion deal to buy its Swiss rival Allied World.
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It's delicate material — to say the least — and deeply plot-driven, and the dramatic structure has to be airtight to allow room for expressive musicality.
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It's been slow going, but Schiff and Engel say they want to have airtight legal grounds to investigate the Trump administration to the fullest extent.
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Transfer the mixture to an airtight container and refrigerate until well chilled, at least 6 hours, or for even better texture and flavor, 24 hours.
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But Fitzpatrick is so fond of narrative symmetry, neat metaphors and redundant parallels that her characters, caged in these airtight constructions, fail to come alive.
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By the time current pop returned to halftime show in 2011 with the Black Eyed Peas and Usher, the whole presentation had grown more airtight.
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It was sparked by a new series of papers arguing that we just don't have airtight evidence about the health risks of beef or pork.
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The Takeya top has an airtight seal, so I&aposve never had an issue with leaking, even when the pitcher was laid on its side.
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But anaerobic digestion, in which food is broken down by microbes inside tall, airtight silos, has a real shot at scaling near densely populated areas.
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All that said, prenups are not necessarily airtight and are frequently challenged by the person who ends up with the short end of the stick.
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When it comes out, it's just likely to set Jon and Daenerys against each other, as her righteous claim to Westeros' throne suddenly stops seeming airtight.
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The current hosts emerged from that wreckage and have developed a pretty good chemistry, which is a minor miracle, but the show's format is still airtight.
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The mere chance to see a band with its original lineup intact and airtight through a lifetime of musical telepathy trumps any and all possible pyrotechnics.
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CAIRO — As alibis go, this one would seem to be airtight: Your honor, my client was only a year old at the time of the crime.
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The backpack is waterproof and airtight, which gives the bag a rigid shape even when using just a fraction of the bag's massive 22019-liter capacity.
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Barbara Palvin's face — plump lips, lifted and arched eyebrows, smooth skin without a single forehead wrinkle — hints at a good plastic surgeon with an airtight NDA.
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A man is held captive in an airtight room, his arms strapped to his side with duct tape, as he's exposed to a deadly, poisonous gas.
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Not even the things we hold hold as modern day gospel, such as the airtight economic, cultural, and military relationship between Canada and the United States.
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If you don't want to use the pesto immediately, toss it in an airtight container in the freezer and save it for your next pasta night.
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The reality star, 35, uses the sleek, airtight canisters to store snacks, nuts, and her impressive array of cereals in her color-coded, expertly labeled kitchen.
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Noah's story begins with a portrait of his remarkable, almost inexplicable mother, a woman striving to live outside her era's airtight constraints of race and class.
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Sure, part of that is because they are good at focusing their resources on a case and investigating the heck out of it until it's airtight.
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Cook in airtight package (for MREs, add some preservatives to help keep fresh during prolonged storage at room temperature), or freeze (for the fast food industry).
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His apparently airtight operation—an impressive feat in leaky Washington—is keeping the president, the press, and the American people largely in the dark for now.
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If the company would offer a logo-free version with an airtight zipper, I'd have an excruciating time choosing between it and the Yeti Hopper Two.
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PETA Germany has been calling on Volkswagen to end the tests, which sprayed diesel exhaust at monkeys in airtight chambers in order to test the effects.
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But Waller-Bridge's genius also lies in her sense of ellipsis, and what stays out of her airtight sequences is as important as what goes in.
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Mr. Maduro's party won a landslide victory, though the opposition presented what they said was airtight evidence of vote-count fraud in the state of Bolívar.
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But there is also pressure to make sure he has an airtight case before handing down an indictment that could destroy a popularly elected prime minister.
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With their airtight, heavy-duty packaging, they can withstand just about any climate and are designed to last a minimum of three years with no refrigeration.
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There is under-floor heating throughout the house, and the airtight construction keeps the interiors at a consistent 70 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, Mr. Klonaris said.
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Whichever bin you choose, be sure it has a carbon filter or airtight lid — criteria that sadly eliminate a lot of attractive wood and ceramic options.
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This is not an airtight line of work; for starters, as the movie acknowledges, it relies on Jen and Mel's never running into anyone they deceive.
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Every week Barry ups the ante for our protagonist, stretching Hader's airtight performance over a masterful slow burn plot line like the skin of a drum.
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The airtight bond she'd envisioned didn't materialize — he was often tired in the evenings and frustrated that he couldn't do more to contribute to the household.
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But it often takes a while for rape accusers to come forward, so Broaddrick's initial unwillingness to relay the allegation is hardly airtight proof she's lying.
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It is hard to see how a life spent in an airtight chamber on the surface of Mars could be an improvement on one spent on Earth.
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The app also provides the exact kind of airtight security you get with one of those easy-to-misplace key fobs, making it suitable for corporate use.
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Let cool until just warm enough to handle and serve immediately, or cool to room temperature and store in an airtight container for up to two days.
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It seems like one of those games that can create some really stressful situations and potentially cause some schisms in your previously airtight relationships with other players.
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Use straight away or leave to cool and store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days, or freeze for future use. 3.
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Rubio is right in warning that our negotiating position must be well-prepared, carefully thought out, and effectively include airtight protections against a North Korean nuclear danger.
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While it's not realistic to believe a crucial investigation of a sitting president can maintain an airtight level of silence, the regularity of these leaks is troubling.
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As a lawyer, Celeste knows the importance of getting in front of the narrative by giving them all a single, airtight, coherent story to tell the police.
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The A.D.F.'s efforts have fared little better in court, as Johnson's typically airtight legislation did not differentiate between religious institutions or any other type of nonprofit.
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Many states, including Florida, have laws that make it illegal to discard or abandon refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers or similar airtight appliances without removing the doors.
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El Chapo is facing life in prison on an array of drug, weapons, money laundering, and conspiracy charges, and the U.S. government's case against him looks airtight.
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Chen, who has a PhD in biomedical engineering, explained that the room I was standing in was almost airtight, with a fixed volume of oxygen and CO2.
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The gallery has worked with the neighboring dispensary, LAVC PRE-ICO, to create a strain of weed called Cascio's Blue Dream and a matching airtight cannabis container.
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The Celtics in recent years have been a more-than-the-sum-of-their-parts outfit, reaching the playoffs by way of clever sets and airtight defense.
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They'll keep a week in an airtight tin, if it's perched well out of reach; serve the cookies with cocktails or add them to a cheese board.
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She is also a proud gun owner and, with the exception of creating "airtight background checks," she does not believe the federal government should curtail gun ownership.
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Time to upgrade.) Modular canisters Do yourself a favor and ditch bags, boxes and cartons for stackable, airtight (and reusable) containers for all of your non-perishables.
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They use bail and seal closures, so you never will misplace the top, but most importantly, this makes them airtight, so your food is safe from perishing.
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The automakers financed an experiment in which 10 monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a rigged diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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Place it in an airtight plastic container, with room for the poolish to grow, overnight in the cooler or at room temperature for 225-230 hours. 2.
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Any unpleasant odors are confined to an airtight production facility, where employees in white hazmat suits gingerly handle clear plastic bags filled with a mud-colored slurry.
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Most interesting of all is their approach to converting lunar and other regolith into 3D-printing feedstock and using that to construct extremely strong, and airtight, structures.
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The intelligence report from the C.I.A., the National Security Agency, the F.B.I. and others about Russian interference in the 2016 election was an airtight document, he says.
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But the desire to resolve the case swiftly led a powerful United States attorney to insert a transfer-to-Canada clause into an otherwise airtight plea agreement.
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I went about everything through the proper channels: I got my little advance, I made an airtight budget, and I stuck to it to make this record.
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I don't have access to a Consumer Reports lab to investigate whether a device is waterproof or airtight or shock-resistant, but neither does the average consumer.
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With it, she molded the manuscripts of a generation of cookbook authors and gave the food world a literary spine, insisting on airtight recipes and visceral prose.
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In facile prose and with airtight reporting, Mr. Peirce found unlikely drama and fascinating detail in government process — the steps local leaders take to produce showcase projects.
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Do: Consider freezing your mashed potatoes or gratins in airtight containers or plastic freezer bags within three days; they should be good for up to a month.
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Turley fired back repeatedly at Democrats, accusing them of rushing the process rather than carefully collecting all the evidence possible to find an airtight case against Trump.
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What makes it lovable is the airtight lid and charcoal filter, as well as the basin formed from a single piece of metal that will not leak.
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"I want airtight plans that have near-zero execution risk so we can flawlessly deliver on all the other F-35s to our other customers," Shanahan said.
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MURA MASA "Messy Love" (Anchor Point/Downtown/Geffen) Minimalism goes pop with the producer Mura Masa's airtight, artificial, catchy track full of plinking gongs and looping piano.
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The automakers financed an experiment in which 63 monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a rigged diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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Pros: Space-saving design for convenient feeding and storage, airtight seal keeps food fresh and dry, comes with two stainless-steel bowls, multiple size options, elevated design reduces neck strain Cons: Spilled water may accumulate under the bowl, bowls may be smaller than expected, plastic materials are not chew-proof, not recommended for storing wet food Buy the IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder on Amazon for $34.37 (originally $43.99)
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It's a nine-foot-tall and nine-foot-wide airtight box, with the quantum computing chandelier hanging in the middle, with all of the parts neatly hidden away.
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Vitaliy Tytych, a lawyer representing the families of several dozen people shot dead by riot police during the Maidan uprising, says the treason case is not legally airtight.
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If you add the lime juice and scallions just before you use it, the jam keeps in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week.
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TMZ reports that Henderson has an "airtight alibi" for the night of the robbery at his neighbor's home, as security footage reportedly shows he never left his apartment.
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Unlike the Obama deal, Trump officials say, they would seek congressional ratification to transform what they considered a flawed agreement of limited duration into a durable, airtight treaty.
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Until now, the law had proven to be an airtight defense for gun manufacturers, causing lawsuits to be thrown out in similar situations, such as the Aurora, Colo.
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If it weren't for the zipper, which looks airtight and leakproof but in fact is not, this cooler would be giving the YETI a run for its money.
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Inside that bulletproof metal housing, each board sat in a separate airtight bay, capable of receiving its own puff of odor and responding with its own electrical pattern.
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But unlike some high-profile shootings of black men by white cops, Slager's actions were captured in a video that seemed to make the case against him airtight.
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And like other measures Democrats and bipartisan groups of lawmakers have tried passing in recent years, it's not an airtight method for stopping all military action against Iran.
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The bank's computer system was "subdivided into airtight compartments," Falciani maintains, and each employee was instructed not to wonder about what was happening beyond his own computer screen.
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Airtight in that the money, the dividends, are going to go back to the people that are going to see changes in their heating and their cooling bill.
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While it might make you feel all warm inside to support a startup, their security probably isn't as airtight as, say, Nest's, or Amazon's, or August's, or Wink's.
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Whether it&aposs the game-changing airtight lid or the backing of a lifetime warranty, Snapware has carefully considered the details that make for good food storage solutions.
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And they were able to realize that plan because they had an almost airtight understanding of story structure and how it works at both micro and macro levels.
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Use your hands to roll the mixture into balls—think about using approximately 2 tbsp of mixture per serving—and place them in an airtight container in the fridge.
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The kits contain, "bleeding control dressings, gloves and eye protection, and they are in a waterproof and airtight sealed case up the beach," Fire Chief Anthony Pike tells CNN.
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Known for having airtight lids that feature a button you push to open and close them, the sleek containers have even been spotted in Khloé Kardashian's hyper-organized pantry.
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While you shouldn't chill your coffee in an open vessel (unless you want fish finger brews), storing coffee in an airtight container in the freezer will significantly prolong freshness.
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In the case of the Musui, its airtight lid pulls out the moisture from the ingredients inside the pot but avoids drying them out because the steam can't escape.
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Here's a potential journey: Walk barefoot in the gym shower and you can get athlete's foot, which then thrives in the warm, dark, airtight environment of your favorite sneakers.
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Sealed away airtight each time, and at the end of it all the breathable world is just in a bowl around the head and a pack on the back.
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When you look at these sports that have existed for many years, they have made their rules so airtight that they very often end with a lot of drama.
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By contrast, American consumers have to rely largely on the F.T.C. to safeguard their personal information, a data protection system that privacy advocates consider as airtight as Swiss cheese.
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There are 35 Equinox locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and I worked out at all of them to see if their airtight brand identity lived up to its reputation.
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You should also consider the GPET Stainless Steel Dog Bowl, the Comsun Collapsible Dog Bowl, the Outward Hound Fun Feeder Dog Bowl, and the IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder.
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"I had an airtight childhood, and then it" went south pretty quickly, he says, although his language is saltier, and we eventually learn that his story is much bleaker.
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I swear to God, these idiot savants are consulting marketing companies before designing their pre-game antics, because they are producing airtight caricatures of themselves on a weekly basis.
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If you are looking for a container that snaps closed easily and provides a tight seal, the Snapware 8-Cup Airtight Rectangle Food Storage Container is your best bet.
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Founder and owner, Airtight ConceptsThe ways I've felt different: Being an immigrant and a woman of color in the cutthroat NY market has held me back for some time.
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To my mind, I had an airtight system in place, relying on made-up medleys with a simple beat: check, letter, call Time Warner; check, letter, call Time Warner.
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It had taken her nearly a year to disguise her identity, set up her site, get the word out, vet all the players and create an airtight verification process.
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The good news is, we now have an array of goods and services designed to optimize our lives and squeeze that puzzle into an impermeable, airtight hunk of productivity.
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Unlike the Twins' relievers, who have failed to perform in Games 1 and 2, the Yankees' bullpen has been airtight, allowing two runs over nine and two-thirds innings.
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If you are juicing and plan on drinking the juice later, it's best to store it in an airtight glass container, refrigerate and consume within one day, Foroutan explained.
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Her tunes lace radiant melodies into airtight rhythms, but she lets big notes resound and permeate: Sometimes her playing seems to be emanating from a crater in the ground.
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There must be an oxygen supply in order for rust (iron oxide) to form, so if I store it in an airtight container, it will keep a long time.
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He's one of more consistent bandleaders in instrumental music today, with original music that feels consequential and distinguished in spite of its adherence to an airtight, contemporary-jazz aesthetic.
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He agrees, if only because a wake is an airtight excuse for a party (it's not) and he can prepare a list of heckles to needle his father's omnipresent soul.
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It involves placing ingredients like steak, fish or eggs, in an airtight bag and heating them in a water bath, or a kind of mini-sauna, at a consistent temperature.
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Samsung's "airtight" (the company's word, not mine) iris scanner is included on the Galaxy S8 as an alternative form of biometric security in addition to the built-in fingerprint sensor.
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Caption: Author T.C. BoyleJamieson Fry T.C. Boyle's new novel The Terranauts tells the story of eight scientists who are picked to spend two years sealed inside an airtight glass building.
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When incidents are reported, there must be an airtight system in place that includes transparency for everyone involved, but especially victims who have already had their sense of safety violated.
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Because states handle elections in a variety of ways, implementing different styles of machine and overseeing their own voter rolls, just how airtight these systems are is difficult to assess.
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If you're using it over the course of a week or two, storing it at room temperature, as long as it's airtight and in a cool place, is totally fine.
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Our Nation's security is further threatened by the Administration's politically motivated decision to allow over 28500,6900 Syrian refugees into the U.S. this year, despite a lack of airtight screening procedures.
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Clue repeatedly talked up its airtight security, and I currently believe the company about that, just as I once believed eBay's, Snapchat's and Evernote's claims that their services were safe.
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However, it should be noted that the reason "Careless Whisper" is the smoothest song of all time (the SSOAT, if you will) is that its own composition is indeed airtight.
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She recommends making the crispbreads and then storing them in out in the open, like one might hang garlic to dry (an airtight container will make them lose their snap).
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Airtight in that there's going to be incentives for new jobs in the areas that are going to see job changes, and that, of course, includes in the energy sector.
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Pipeline makers need to anticipate challenges from activists and make sure their applications to regulators are airtight, leaving no room for appeals that can delay multibillion-dollar projects, Girling said.
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Entering the season, Cleveland and Oklahoma City were known to have some squabbles, and Golden State looked airtight; San Antonio was the spot for a veteran looking for a good bet.
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Layer balls between sheets of parchment or wax paper and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks or the freezer for up to 2 months.
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Just seal it up with whole bunch of duct tape to make it airtight, fit a ratchet socket bowl into the bottom of the thing, pack it with weed, and—voila.
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Totally. This might help: send an airtight bag of its fur to Analog Watch Co., and they'll (allegedly) send you a hairy "custom to order timepiece" that you can wear everywhere.
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This mounted dispenser makes it easier to pour grains or beans than it would be from a bag or box, and the airtight seal of the containers also keeps food fresher.
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The pitter-patter of indictments and plea deals suggest something much larger may be at work, but nobody knows for sure, save for him and his apparently airtight team of investigators.
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The thief was caught in what might be thought of as a digital version of the airtight double doors that sometimes protect valuable sites (known in security circles as man traps).
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Authorities have not brought any charges against Maxwell thus far, with former federal prosecutors telling Business Insider's Michelle Mark that they likely won't do so until they have an airtight case.
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" The Washington Post offered a helpful example on Friday, titling a story on Mr. Trump's tweet, "Donald Trump has an airtight, sensible excuse for why he said President Obama 'founded ISIS.
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WannaCry revealed that any large enterprise that is unprepared for an attack, say by not patching known exploits and failing to promote an airtight internal security culture, is ripe for attack.
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But these types of transparent, airtight helmets can be less invasive for patients with severe respiratory symptoms, according to a University of Chicago study published in the journal JAMA in 2016.
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Herrera said he saw Trump's action as "designed to appeal to a part of the administration's political base without really having been vetted" by lawyers to ensure it was legally airtight.
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N'Kosi Perry came off the bench to throw three touchdown passes, and Miami's defense was airtight for most of the day in the host Hurricanes' 31-17 victory over Florida International.
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Roscosmos' executive director of manned programs, Sergei Krikalyov, said that the seal was "proving to be completely airtight," after teams isolated and plugged a hole of about two millimeters in diameter.
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The most unseemly aspects of "the revolving door" can't effectively be curtailed by a lobbying ban, and attempting to craft an airtight one will distract reform energy from more important concerns.
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The seeds are then cleaned, X-rayed to check for insect larvae, dried and put into airtight glass containers before being placed in a vault chilled at minus 20 degrees Celsius.
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There are some caveats, but, according to some experts, salted butter in an airtight container, like a crock, is perfectly fine to leave out on the counter for up to two weeks.
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Not that beating Anderson means a ton or that a two-fight win streak amounts to an airtight case for a title shot, but hey, these are dire times at light heavyweight.
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Optionally, buyers can have them built to be fully net zero, with airtight construction, thermal mass flooring, and energy from solar trackers to make it energy efficient in addition to being sturdy.
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The airtight seal is fantastic and lets you shake your coffee, but no matter how tight everything was, I found that a good deal of gritty sediment ended up outside the filter.
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However, as Gossip Girl, Dan's power existed as a monopoly in a way that no Twitter celebrity or Vine star could: The blog had an airtight seal on its tiny social kingdom.
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"You better make sure that recipe is airtight or else they're not going to come back and buy it again," says Meredith Tomason, the test kitchen manager and chef at Nestlé USA.
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Canisters are then set aside for about five days to ensure airtight sealing to keep that tennis ball smell (from the rubber and felt) fresh inside until cracked open to be used.
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" Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE, a top economic adviser to the president, also caused a stir earlier this week when he described the containment of the disease within the U.S. as "airtight.
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And even when he was apprehended, a desire to resolve the case swiftly led a powerful United States attorney to insert the transfer-to-Canada clause into an otherwise airtight plea agreement.
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If stored in an airtight container, they will last three to four days in the fridge (this applies to any sort of cooked potato dish, such as potato salad or scalloped potatoes).
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My friend Iris and I brainstorm about the most airtight public spaces, places like movie theaters or hospitals that can filter air for large numbers of people, so we can gather there.
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But not all of the accusations against Clinton that Trump highlighted before the debate were airtight, either; quite a bit of doubt has been cast on Kathleen Willey and Paula Jones's allegations.
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Demonized Smartphones Are Just Our Latest Technological ScapegoatTechnophobia is deeply rooted in our history, at least as far back as Ancient Greece, and the case against smartphones isn't as airtight as it seems.
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When Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's admitted that his singular aim was "for President Obama to be a one-term president," he raised eyebrows, but it was the outgrowth of an airtight logic.
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On speculation he could face impeachment for obstruction of justice and conspiring with a hostile foreign power, Trump's defense was less than airtight: he's doing a great job and the economy is good.
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Notoriously a man of few words, at least publicly, Leonard is generally considered to be the best two-way player in the NBA — dominant on the offensive end, airtight on the defensive end.
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Finally on Instagram last week, YBS Skola and others revealed that the project and a documentary about Scoota's life under the same name would come today, April 13, while still keeping details airtight.
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Accepting 2628,28503 Syrian refugees by September 22019 without airtight screening procedures in place to prevent terrorist infiltration of refugee flows into the U.S. puts American lives at potential risk of a similar attack.
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But it's also stuck between a rock and a hard place, the victim of a political consensus that insists airport security must be perfectly airtight without ever being even the slightest bit inconvenient.
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And the meticulousness of the taut and airtight screenplay, written by Shepard with Eric C. Charmelo and Nicole Snyder, means that what first appear to be loose ends are never left dangling long.
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The remake gives us the over-the-shoulder approach of Resident Evil 4 but built on the gorgeous airtight engine that gave us Resident Evil 7, which honestly sounds like the perfect combination.
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Given that allegations of Russian influence efforts were well publicized at that time, Sessions should have known to keep an airtight and transparent barrier between his role as Trump surrogate and as senator.
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It appears to be a nearly airtight case that the lane closings were a form of political vengeance against Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich for refusing to endorse Christie for a second gubernatorial term.
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To be fair, it's easier to make clever dick jokes when buzzed, but that rarely serves as the foundation for airtight arguments about the merits of a higher minimum wage or carbon pricing framework.
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This is still very much a prototype; the sensors can't detect the direction of a force yet, and the materials and construction aren't airtight by design, meaning they have to be continuously pumped full.
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I also have one cautionary piece of advice for my friends in the media: Work harder to make the stories more accurate and airtight; otherwise, you run the risk of further eroding your credibility.
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MSRP: $19 Sale Price: $14.99 2-in-0003 Eye Mask & Neck Support Travel Pillow — $14.99 See Details Seal all your clothes in airtight vacuum bags with this Pacum Vacuum and maximize your suitcase space.
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The promo cycle for Scorpion proves that he is impervious to obstacles that would sink a less airtight career, paternity revelations and lackluster reviews all gathering attention but fizzling uselessly against the OVO machine.
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All I want for Christmas is your product on the shelves Sure, these startups had airtight product/market fit (which contributed to crowdfunding and fundraising success), but reaching product/retail fit requires deliberate attention.
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Developed in 1946 by Earl Tupper, Tupperware not only gave us an airtight way to keep food fresh, but it also introduced the direct marketing strategy to the post-World War II United States.
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I am not without a rooting interest in all this, I should admit, but the feeling of watching Duncan's airtight and irrefutable disproof of magic was the saddest I've been as a basketball fan.
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You should also consider the GPET Stainless Steel Dog Bowl, the Comsun Collapsible Dog Bowl, the Outward Hound Fun Feeder Dog Bowl, the IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder, and the Petmate Pet Café Feeder.
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Picked apart and poured over by a confederacy of film-obsessed mavens with keen eyes and airtight attention spans, Stanley Kubrick's opus The Shining (230) has proven remarkably fecund over its 213-year lifetime.
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Short also said on "Meet the Press" that while Trump has expressed an openness to calling certain witnesses, it's "ironic" for Pelosi to claim Democrats have an "airtight case" and still demand new testimony.
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Of course, it's ideal if your letter features airtight sentence structure and suggests to recipients that its subject has earned the admiration of someone with a sound knowledge of modern grammar and spelling conventions.
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Even the big brick public housing buildings, like those in New York City, can be made to at least come close to Passive House requirements by insulating and making them airtight from the outside.
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In imitation of the strong but light and flexible membrane that forms flying mammals' wings, the Festo bot uses a modified elastane material (sort of a super-Spandex) that's airtight and won't crease or rip.
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Even with just two full-time Byrds on hand to finish off their fifth LP, The Notorious Byrd Brothers, the musicianship remained strong, the ideas potent, and the harmonies as angelic and airtight as ever.
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Included with the SilverStick is an airtight cap that fits over the chamber, allowing you to pack a bowl and go, without fear that your flower will end up in the bottom of your pocket.
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If the vice president and Cabinet secretaries truly concluded that the president could not remain in office, they would need to document everything that led them to that conclusion and assemble an airtight public case.
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Note that this study was conducted in an airtight, controlled environment, so don't expect a few palms to magically purify the air in a room where you frequently open doors and bring external substances in.
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After filling the airtight plastic bag full of your shirts, pants, jackets, or any other soft, malleable objects you want to travel with, you activate the vacuum pump and suck them into a compact shape.
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As German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke at a political rally the day after Trump's departure, she suggested that Europe could no longer count on the US. A fracture had appeared in the once-airtight alliance.
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Frustratingly, no single volley of gun policies exists in a void, making the success of any one law or set of best practices in part contingent on the airtight implementation of different sets of ideas.
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Her work has centered on halting those destructive processes by reconstructing the mounts so they are as airtight as possible, and isolating the plates from problematic elements, such as non-archival mats and paper backings.
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In 1984, the company announced it was going to build an airtight structure inside of which ecosystems would thrive, supplying a group of people with air to breathe, water to drink and food to eat.
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The same way humans chew to accelerate digestion, machines grind organics into a slurry the consistency of a milkshake, which is fed into a large, airtight tank heated to about 100 degrees, called a digester.
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The issue is not merely the number of people who exist in what Dr. King called an "airtight cage of poverty" but also the growing number of people living on gilded pedestals of massive wealth.
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He may have started out as just another indie kid in a sea of screaming bands wearing primary colour H&M jeans, but with each new release his vision has blossomed, his signature sound becoming airtight.
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However, there are a handful of other moments in which God's Not Dead: A Light in the Darkness verges on realizing that the persecution complex that undergirds its predecessors' stories might not be all that airtight.
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According to the product page, this pump can create an airtight vacuum seal in your bottles which prevents the quality of your wine from deteriorating and keeps it fresh for up to an extra 14 days.
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Leave to simmer over a low heat for at least a further 60 minutes before serving, or leave to cool and then store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days. 4.
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I'm not altogether certain I can make an airtight ethical case for Mr. Talese's journalism in "The Voyeur's Motel," at least not in the space remaining in this column, but I can make a literary one.
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Once we found Storey guilty—the case against him seemed airtight (he'd confessed to the shooting multiple times)—lawyers made their cases for and against the death penalty over a period of two or three days.
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Capone slipped away from the law so often because he had airtight alibis every time a head got bashed in — he would not have taken a risk when he was at the height of his power.
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Last week, the New York Times reported that Volkswagen conducted separate tests in 2015 that locked monkeys in airtight chambers inside which they were exposed to diesel fumes from a VW Beetle while they watched cartoons.
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On the popular pro-Democratic Pod Save America podcast, co-host Jon Favreau said Leonhardt had laid out "almost an airtight case," and said it's time to "start laying the groundwork in public opinion" for impeachment.
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Created and patented by Thomas Angove, a winemaker from South Australia, the stuff is known for its convenient and inexpensive packaging, made up of a plastic bladder inside a corrugated box, outfitted with an airtight valve.
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You can store this rub in an airtight container indefinitely, but it'll begin to lose its strength after about 3 months - and if I had any left after 6 months, I'd make a new batch. 3.
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But a pair of new attacks on the web versions of those "secure" messengers shows how just a few lines of insecure code can undermine even the most airtight encryption—particularly when they're running in your browser.
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Even by WWE's standards, Wrestlemania was airtight and hermetic; it felt like, and finally was, a product that came out of a box in Stamford, Connecticut, produced by a group that keeps the shades very tightly drawn.
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The day before, Kaufman had spent hours in her newsroom alongside editors, who gave last-minute notes and line edits, the art desk, who helped pull photos for the piece, and lawyers, who ensured everything was airtight.
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Instead of purchasing pre-chopped onions, buy a regular onion, chop it up, store it in a airtight container, put it in the fridge and boom, you have chopped onions waiting for you whenever you need them.
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Maybe there should be a new edition of What to Expect When You're Expecting, or a relaxed-fit counterpart to the fashionably airtight Bump It Up, that starts off like this: Expect to suck at this sometimes.
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Cranberry sauce Keeps for: 10 to 14 days You can keep adding that delicious homemade or store-bought cranberry sauce to your sandwiches for up to two weeks if it's been kept refrigerated in an airtight container.
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Two full pumps of the airtight bottle releases enough of the pink gel — which turns white as you massage it in — to cover my entire face and neck, where I leave it for up to 15 minutes.
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Here are the best food storage containers you can buy: Best food storage container overall: Snapware 8-Cup Airtight Rectangle Food Storage ContainerBest glass food storage container: GlassLock 14-Piece Oven-Safe Box Set With LidsBest bento box food storage container: EasyLunchboxes 3-Compartment Bento Lunch Box ContainersBest food storage container set on a budget: Rubbermaid Easy Find Lids Food Storage Container SetBest food storage container for large items: Lock & Lock Airtight Rectangular Food Storage ContainerUpdated by Caitlin Petreycik on 11/7/2019: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Presumably, you buckled your seat belt, synced up your phone to the radio—or plugged in an aux cable if you're old skool—and maybe wondered if you put the coffee grounds back in their airtight container (yuppie).
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Other carbon fiber structural components are formed in molds and then baked in groups in this oven, with airtight vacuum bags helping achieve the same results as a high-pressure autoclave, but at a fraction of the cost.
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François Mahieu, BlackBerry Managing Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa regions, says young professionals who've been flocking to the KEYone for its physical keyboard and airtight security asked for a black version, so they're delivering it.
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And the deeper cultural origins of the song — a popular camp singalong for decades, the material is widely considered to be in the public domain — means the company lacks an airtight hold on the intellectual property behind it.
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Workers at a now-closed Takata plant in La Grange, Ga., manipulated tests meant to measure whether inflaters were airtight, said the former engineer, who still works in the automotive industry and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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When I ask him, over Skype, about reporting on issues that are controversial in Russia, such as commercial science figures like Elon Musk, he said he is "twice as cautious" to make sure all the facts are airtight.
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All of the food should be wrapped up or put in airtight containers and stashed in the fridge within two hours of serving to keep food fresh and free from bacteria, says the United States Department of Agriculture.
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In one of the Albuquerque tests, monkeys were placed in airtight containers and forced to breathe only diesel exhaust from a Volkswagen Beetle, as researchers played cartoons to occupy the animals, according to the New York Times report.
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Upon arrival in the US, bananas can be kept in airtight warehouses and exposed to just the right amount of ethylene gas to cause artificial ripening before they're stocked in supermarkets, in a uniform pale yellow-green color.
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There are many reasons to suspect that the finances and persona of Trump the individual and Trump the candidate were intertwined, just as the separation between the executive branch and the Trump administration has been anything but airtight.
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No matter how airtight an ad network's line of defense, however, the flood of new parties looking to carve out a stake in the undeniably lucrative business of hoax and extremist news seems to be unrelenting at the moment.
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This zipper system is so airtight that I've actually been filling YETI's bags up with air and sitting on them, using them as cushions on boat rides, and I still haven't been able to break the seal it forms.
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According to the Passive House Institute, which was established in 1996 and is also based in Darmstadt, the concept is grounded in five principles: superior windows; airtight construction; ventilation with heat recovery; quality insulation; and thermal bridge free design.
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Now, in an airtight but gratifying exhibition at Japan Society — his first at a New York City institution — he turns to William Butler Yeats and Ezra Pound, two modernist writers who had their own ornery gazes on the past.
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Despite Mr. Trump's and Mr. Assange's resistance, there are many reasons to accept the idea that Russian intelligence was behind the hacks and leaks that affected the election, even if the public case is not yet airtight, experts say.
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Back at CES in January, Ao Air debuted the Atmos Faceware, a $350 device that the company claims provides better protection against particulate matter than a regular air filter mask and doesn't need an airtight seal to be effective.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: PixarPixar may be known for its eye-popping animation and airtight storytelling these days, but in 1988 it was a struggling high-end computer manufacturer with a demo video aimed at boring government bureaucrats.
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Mezolaki said Lahoo Samsooryamal, the Afghan, had ordered the driver not to open the airtight doors of the truck as it headed from Hungary via Austria toward Germany, the preferred destination of many of the migrants who entered Europe in 2015.
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The environmental watchdog group Hanford Challenge issued a press release today claiming that is own sources within the facility have confirmed elevated radiation levels outside of AY-101's inner shell; something that shouldn't occur if the tank is airtight.
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And I believe that there were enough people gathered in airtight room somewhere, who said, let's let this happen and then we can... They had shit ready to go in twenty-four hours so... I'm not... that wouldn't surprise me.
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Compatible with most four-cup glass bowls (two of which, along with airtight lids, are included in the package), the food chopper can attach directly to the container and chop up your ingredients at either a high or low pulse.
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ChefSteps doesn't provide any bags or guidance on using them, but I quickly found that, even though sous vide translates to "under vacuum," you really don't have to worry about getting them airtight — make sure there aren't any big bubbles.
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It's not airtight but it's pretty good, especially now having one child [Caleb] who is 21, who is almost finished with college and then another [Liv] who will go to college in two years, you think, 'Wow we did it!
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Nonetheless, the announcement raised immediate concerns for security watchdogs, who say that quantum computers — which channel aberrant phenomena from quantum physics into computing power — could easily break encryption currently used in products seen as airtight, like blockchain or credit card transactions.
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Turley, who represented the GOP-held House in lawsuits against the Obama administration, said lawmakers should be clearer in tying their request for his tax returns to potential legislation to make their legal case airtight and prevent any potential slip-ups.
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Ax wants to sue him for malicious prosecution, but his lawyer advises against it, deeming it too risky: the case isn't airtight, and do they really want to open themselves up to being dragged through the press all over again?
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You can do your part to make your stash last by keeping it in a sealed container, like a pill bottle or airtight baggie, in the fridge, says Sachleben, who now sits on the expert panel at the American Chemistry Society.
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The Astros, who played two airtight games in Houston over the weekend, seemed to feel as uncomfortable in the Bronx as the Minnesota Twins did in the wild-card game and the Cleveland Indians did in the division-series round.
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You can make the herb salt, a vital component, two months ahead; you simply chop rosemary sprigs, oregano and thyme leaves, and bronze fennel fronds before adding salt and mixing them together, storing them in an airtight container at room temperature.
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This launch adds to OXO's existing body of coffee-related offerings, including accessories like an airtight coffee storage container and grounds cleaning scoop, as well as devices like the larger 32-ounce cold brew coffee maker and line of French presses.
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The Atmos Faceware is unique among respirators and face mask filters in that it does not require an airtight seal, instead using fans and a transparent visor to create a pocket of clean air in front of the nose and mouth.
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The latest CNN poll found that 50% of Americans say the President should be impeached or removed from office, a number that remains unchanged from October, despite the weeks-long attempt by Democrats to present an airtight case of presidential wrongdoing.
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The model turned aristocrat, who is married to Lord James Russell, says one of her favorite recipes that her "friends love" is as simple as putting an airtight container filled with salmon in the washer and letting the heat do the cooking.
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These odds are similar to what bookies were placing ahead of last month's UK referendum on whether or not to leave the EU. In the last few weeks before the vote, polls were showing an airtight race, with a slight edge towards leaving.
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Despite the level of suspicion around the older man — from his questionable explanation as to why he found Beverly Jean's body to the fact she rejected his advances on multiple occasions — his alibi is airtight, as his wife Ruth Moran (Amelia Campbell) confirms.
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I'm usually pretty good about packing my breakfast and lunch in reusable containers, so I brought leftover banana peanut butter oatmeal in a mason jar and a meal-prepped kale and citrus salad in one of Package Free's Airtight Stainless Steel containers.
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This year's Cubs have it all: top-notch pitching, an electric offense, an airtight defense, home field advantage in the National League Division Series, super-fan Ronnie "Woo Woo" Wickers and a favorable schedule during the final stretch of the regular season.
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"We want to make this as airtight and as focused as possible, but we're dealing with a president who's a one-man crime wave," Jamie Raskin, the Maryland congressman, told me when I visited him in his congressional office in mid-October.
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Airtight Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker and Tea Infuser with Spout, $29.99It's true that there are plenty of cheap plastic options out there for iced coffee makers, but glass is generally preferred for its look, durability, safety, and, some argue, for its taste.
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Trump, Barr, and all the president's defenders—in politics and the media—have repeatedly claimed that this encyclopedia of misconduct doesn't represent an airtight legal case, and presented that as a kind of proof that the president and his campaign have been vindicated.
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Each chorus was uproarious, the sonic equivalent of watching the band hurl themselves against the crowd at a show, but with an airtight construction full of little drum fills, guitar noodling, and Bixler-Zavala's voice breaking up on his emphatic, throat-shredding screams.
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Fargo The Mike Yanagita scene in the original "Fargo" is one of the most talked-about in the Coen brothers' oeuvre, in part because it's the one scene, in an otherwise airtight and intricate thriller, that isn't critical to moving the action forward.
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His anti-roach checklist includes filling cracks and crevices around cabinets and counters, using foam to seal areas around pipes, keeping food in airtight containers, not leaving dirty dishes in the open, vacuuming regularly, taking out the trash often and washing trash bins monthly.
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From the age of seven, partly from his own solitary, careful catching, partly from expeditions he sponsored, he built up a collection of 90,1503 specimens from 2,000 species, carefully labelled and stored in airtight hardwood boxes at the 3,400-acre family place in Pocantico Hills.
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Together, they've moved the baseline of tasteful so high that I'm struggling to not believe — as I look around my water- and airtight home in a safe neighborhood with its own listserv — that maybe I'm not really doing as okay as I thought I was.
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On the outside, the houses are built to optimize energy efficiency with significant airtight construction and economical roofs, walls, windows and foundations, said Sam Rashkin, Chief Architect of the Building Technologies Office in the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
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It's not long before I'm chatting with some dude in an airtight tank through his window, and I laugh with satisfaction at how I see him as an actor filmed in real life rather than a 3D model, just as in proper classic Myst.
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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Given the high likelihood that the Kim regime cheats or tries to walk back agreed-upon verification protocols, the United States will once again need to be at the helm of re-orchestrating an airtight sanctions regime as a check against bad-faith behavior.
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Pros: airtight, waterproof, submersible, and all-around disaster-proofCons: pricey, Yeti doesn't offer a slightly larger size (as of yet)Buy the Yeti Panga 28 Backpack from Yeti for $299.99Buy the Yeti Sidekick from Yeti for $49.99Shop all bags (including the Panga line) at Yeti
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The Big Short is more conventionally successful than this movie because it has a fairly airtight narrative arc, an underdog story about a bunch of people who bet big on the world economy collapsing and then slowly became prophets of doom along the way.
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Scalloped edges (the Flamingo, 1946) and unusual shapes (a Figure 000 at the Desert Inn, 1950) morphed into glass pools with portholes (the Mirage Motel, 1952) and pools with airtight underwater chambers for those who wanted to enjoy a cocktail fully clothed (New Frontier, 1955).
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But the request is fraught with tension, both because of an anticipated legal challenge from the administration and because of pressure from the party's left flank on leaders who are proceeding slowly to try to build an airtight public relations and legal case first.
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FRANKFURT — In 713, as evidence mounted about the harmful effects of diesel exhaust on human health, scientists in an Albuquerque laboratory conducted an unusual experiment: Ten monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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Even though drivers can use gallons of gasoline each week, "it's stored in an airtight tank, it's burned for energy, and converted mostly to carbon dioxide," said Jessica B. Gilman, a research chemist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration also involved in the study.
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Available in white or black versions to blend in with the cups used by your city's most popular coffee chain, the $12 reusable Lolo Lids also create an airtight seal around your can when inserted into a paper cup, helping to keep its contents cooler longer.
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Robert Desalle, a molecular biologist at the American Museum of Natural History and co-author of the book "A Natural History of Wine," called the study "airtight," adding that the findings will prompt him to rewrite the chapter in his book about the oldest site for winemaking.
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They fit into each other, taking up very little space; look as nice on the table as they do on the shelf, where they can store pantry items under airtight lids; and are sturdy enough to be heated in the microwave or stored in the freezer.
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After three years and over 10,000 prototypes, the resulting 3.9-quart pot features a triple coating of cadmium-free enamel, a remarkably airtight seal and its namesake Vermicular graphite iron — a material that is difficult to manipulate but unmatched in its heat conductivity, lightness and durability.
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One option Wellikoff suggests if you're tight on cash but want to make sure your will is airtight is to work with an online template, and then see if you can find an estate lawyer to work with you on an hourly basis and ensure you've thought of everything.
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Luger should be in the WWE Hall of Fame, and his accomplishments, in raw numbers, make an airtight case: two WCW World championships, two WCW Television championships, five WCW United States championships, three time tag team champion, one time Royal Rumble co-winner (in 1994, with Bret Hart).
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE also said this week he believed Mueller to be building an obstruction of justice case against Trump, suggesting the former FBI director was biding his time to make the case airtight before bringing it to a federal grand jury.
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The administration's disjointed messaging about the severity of the threat earlier this week frustrated even Republicans on Capitol Hill, especially after White House National Economic Director Larry Kudlow declared the containment effort as nearly "airtight" at nearly the same time CDC officials were warning of its "inevitable" spread.
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Myself and Marvel, and sometimes Solitair, would go stay at Saukrates' house way out there in Port Union from Friday to Sunday night and we used to produce and we used to work on the shows and really just get our stuff airtight because it was do or die.
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In the case of the Fiera — which is focused more on arousal than orgasm — a silicone cap forms an airtight seal around the clitoris, with suction drawing blood into the genitals and acting as a kind of mechanical foreplay (if you want to get sciencey about it, it increases vasoengorgement).
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Whether this is smarter or more efficient that trying to write airtight code in the first place is yet to be seen—but as automated systems get smarter and faster at coming up with ways to defeat each other, it might be better to join them if we can't beat them.
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In yet another sign of his airtight ground game, Cruz spoke before a huge screen displaying his slate of delegates for the final 13 spots, and he noted that his slate was also printed on the bright orange T-shirts that his many volunteers were wearing on the state convention floor.
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Hm. Okay While this is more of a useful rhetorical trick than it is an airtight argument, it's fair to point out that Twitter's unwillingness to explain why it suspends accounts — beyond pointing any inquirer to the Twitter Rules site and more or less inviting you to guess — causes some problems.
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"Some people got excited that the 'ecosystem services' argument would come to the rescue and finally give us a workable, airtight argument for conserving nature," says Taylor Ricketts, director of the Gund Institute for Ecological Economics at the University of Vermont (and a co-author of the Nature Communications study).
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The structure had to be inched into place over a period of weeks, and its sponsor, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), says the facility won't be up and running until the end of next year when the final radiation control equipment is installed and it is made airtight.
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Just use a sous vide gadget to heat a pot of water to a set temperature, seal the food in an airtight bag, drop it in — and presto, you are more than halfway to feasting on a juicy steak or a buttery piece of salmon that melts on your tongue.
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The breakdown in talks was a rare public sign of discord in the "airtight" alliance that has for 70 years been a buffer against North Korea, with each side blaming the other for being unprepared to compromise on sharing the costs of keeping 28,500 U.S. military personnel in South Korea.
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Yet so subtly had Mr. Cox and his partner Daniel Silver manipulated scale, made minute alterations in the formula that is a man's suit (a puffer parka, stuffing removed, was worn under a jacket as a shirt) that their collection came off as an airtight argument for short-form fashion and self-editing.
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" The argument wasn't that the allegations against Kavanaugh were airtight, but rather that the judge's response at the hearing was revealing: "His opening statement was an unprecedentedly partisan outburst of emotion from a would-be justice... The allegations against him shocked me very deeply, but not quite so deeply as did his presentation.
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Store it in a big airtight container, because as much as you may think it's fine to roll the top down on the bag and secure it with a piece of tape, you will eventually find yourself with a rice explosion on the kitchen floor, and you will question your life choices.
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Even if you buy the logic of the "let Gorsuch through" case, which is hardly airtight, complicated strategies like this are difficult to communicate to activists and base voters who are making the reasonable point that Neil Gorsuch seems like a very conservative judge whom they'd prefer not to have on the Supreme Court.
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They have the kind of precise, airtight internal logic that makes a tech geek shiver with happiness: When Chiang tells you that time travel works a certain way, he'll always provide the scientific theory to back up what he's written, and he will never, ever veer away from the laws he's set for himself.
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Other products for your pantry include: Mustard seeds Stuffed pasta, whether cooked or otherwise prepared or not Olives (not green), in a saline solution, in airtight containers of glass or metal but not canned Strawberry jam Rice wine or sake Soy sauce The items most likely to sock American consumers' wallets are computers and couches.
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Chematica, which was acquired by MilliporeSigma—a subsidiary of the German pharma giant the Merck Group (Merck KGaA)—in 2017, not only greatly expedited the process of discovering new synthetic pathways to a drug, but it also allowed pharmaceutical companies to create airtight patents around newly-developed drugs by locking down multiple synthetic pathways that produce the same substance.
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" His theory, while by his own admission not airtight, was born out by performances I saw by bands like Bargou 08, who combined traditional Tunisian folk with deep Moog waves, and 47 Soul a Palestinian-in-exile band that combined a local pop called Dabkeh with electronic dance beats in a fusion the band calls "shamstep.
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It's a pretty airtight roster: weighted blankets (both luxe and bargain), great pillows (one cooling, one perfect traditional, and one preternaturally bouncy thanks to copper wiring), crisp sheets, atmospheric smart lights, and last but not least, a mattress pad that makes me hop in a cab home from the airport just to get into bed faster.
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To me, that means one of three things is likely true: Instacart's original deal with Whole Foods was not as airtight as the startup originally let on; Amazon has worked out an unannounced agreement with Instacart to amend its deal with Whole Foods; or Amazon is just doing what it wants and daring Instacart to start a legal battle.
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Although Li's prose can be uninspired ("the trouble with life was that life needed trouble"), more often it engrosses, especially when she allows the external world into the virtually airtight space of the restaurant, as she does when describing Jimmy's camaraderie with the multiethnic cohort of kitchen cooks outside working hours, or Ah-Jack's affecting relationship with Nan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Picked apart and pored over by a confederacy of film-obsessed mavens with keen eyes and airtight attention spans, Stanley Kubrick's opus The Shining (663) has proven remarkably fecund over its 266-year lifetime — almost inexhaustible, like a runaway dream or a repressed memory, or perhaps more appropriately, the Winchester Mystery House.
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Instead, it combined an airtight story (in which Elliot Alderson must stop a catastrophic hack while simultaneously trying to evade the security guards hoping to escort him from the building) with the sense that the episode depicted the grinding wheels of late capitalism in the US, and the result was a tense yet weirdly contemplative hour of television.
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" Top White House economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE caused a stir when he declared in late February that the containment of the virus was "pretty close to airtight" in the U.S. As the number of cases steadily increased in the following days, Kudlow said in a television interview last week that he still believed it was "contained.
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Goldsmith does manage to pry a few fresh tidbits from his reticent subject: how a re-election-hungry Richard Nixon drafted an airtight agreement to spring Hoffa from prison early in exchange for $1 million in cash and how O'Brien suspects that the New York Mafia boss Anthony Provenzano had a lot to do with Hoffa's disappearance.
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In retrospect, the book seems like a pretext for its bitterly melodramatic, rageful title story — drawn from the author's own life — in which a devout Jewish survivor of pogroms, shattered by the death of his daughter, becomes convinced first that God has violated the terms of their agreement, and then that the contract simply wasn't airtight enough.
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Warren may be the headliner that brings the curious political watchers from across the country to their couches to see what happens, but there are other dynamics to watch at the debate on Thursday: The fight for who will emerge from the second tier For the last few months, the top tier of Democratic candidates has looked pretty airtight.
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This isn't an airtight argument — some of this is due to the Supreme Court's only being able to handle a finite workload, and also due to some parties to cases not having the resources to appeal — but it's a good reminder that a large portion of the work of appellate and Supreme Court judges is on matters that don't arouse public controversy.
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This isn't an airtight argument — some of this is due to the Supreme Court's only being able to handle a finite workload, and also due to some parties to cases not having the resources to appeal — but it's a good reminder that a large portion of the work of appellate and Supreme Court judges is on matters that don't arouse public controversy.
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As In Bed Magazine's YouTube review notes, the most inconvenient part of cleaning is leaving it out to dry in the open long enough that you can safely store it without worrying about mold growing in a wet, airtight can—but not so long that your roommates or family stumble across a silicone worm with a vulva on the end of it.
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A litigator and plaintiff lawyer for much of his career, Cipollone is described by people who know him as always well-prepared and even-keeled -- traits that colleagues and friends say will guarantee he arrives on Capitol Hill armed with an airtight legal argument, but that don't guarantee the kind of telegenic representation Trump has sought in the past or privately said he wants in his trial.
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Iran's weaponization program must be totally dismantled; there needs to be airtight control over all aspects of Tehran's nuclear program and permanent, unhindered and immediate access to all sites and access to and interviews with key nuclear experts; and all outstanding questions regarding possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program need to be followed up to expose the full scope of the nuclear weapons program.
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Best dog food bowl overall: OurPets Durapet Stainless Steel Dog BowlBest affordable dog food bowl: GPET Stainless Steel Dog BowlBest portable dog food bowl: Comsun Collapsible Dog BowlBest slow-feed dog food bowl: Outward Hound Fun Feeder Dog BowlBest elevated dog food bowl set: IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage FeederBest gravity feeder dog bowl: Petmate Pet Café FeederUpdated 10/31/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, links, text, and formatting.
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The stock market has plunged in recent days amid fears over the spread of the disease, even as Kudlow asserted it was to "airtight" in its containment in the U.S. The White House has in the last 24 hours sought to project a unified front in its handling of the coronavirus amid criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike that it had not taken adequate steps to prepare for a possible outbreak.
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Once he had the engine on, he tried to cover up the gap in the driver's window with masking tape, but peeling away the required length of tape proved too difficult, what mobility he still possessed baffled by the pills and the booze and the carbon monoxide swilling around his head: eventually he passed out, but he vomited the pills in his sleep and the garage was not an airtight enough structure to accommodate a sufficient buildup of gas.
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Ten pieces of evidence support this conclusion: Clearly, all of this implies that the FBI's efforts drew mounds of incriminating evidence enabling Mueller to quietly build an airtight case against the central figure in a wide-ranging conspiracy to change votes in Campaign 2016, at the direction of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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