Human learning, however, is artisanal, and artisanal learning only scales so quickly.
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For example, the definition of artisanal now refers to food (like, artisanal cheese).
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Protein punch There's artisanal pasta and then there's artisanal pasta made from pulverized crickets and grasshoppers.
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Quilted Northern Artisanal Toilet PaperMan, this "artisanal" toilet paper does look a bit rough on the buttocks.
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I think the famous "artisanal" potato chip—I forget which company put out the artisanal potato chip, but it comes to mind.
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The Congo already formally recognizes artisanal mining and in theory at least regulates it via the Service for Assistance and Supervision of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (SAEMAPE).
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The Congo already formally recognises artisanal mining and in theory at least regulates it via the Service for Assistance and Supervision of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (SAEMAPE).
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But Dawda Saine, secretary of African Confederation of Artisanal Fisheries Professional Organizations, a 23-country alliance of artisanal fishing communities, is skeptical that political statements would make an impact.
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"ILLEGALS" The Congo already formally recognises artisanal mining and in theory at least regulates it via the Service for Assistance and Supervision of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (SAEMAPE).
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In between galleries, stop by Azahar Coffee, a newly opened outpost from one of the city's artisanal coffee companies, for a caffeine jolt or artisanal ginger-and-chili soda.
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Not only did Rick's Picks find distribution in artisanal food stores all over New York City, other successful artisanal pickle brands, like McClure's and Brooklyn Brine, emerged in following years.
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But signs of development — the moneyed, artisanal variety — are everywhere.
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"You should drink Amazon Go's Artisanal Rich Blend!" said Luke.
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And no fancy organic peanut butter and artisanal jam, either.
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Artisanal has also been added, which we're so grateful for.
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The artisanal bakery is making a comeback, and that's fantastic.
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Now she is selling artisanal sesame treats at Chelsea Market.
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The ones joining us today use the most artisanal processes.
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So if you're looking for handcrafted artisanal H2O, keep looking.
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She sent over a box of artisanal hemp dog biscuits.
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This sort of artisanal egalitarianism is comparatively easy to arrange.
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Our French fishermen use artisanal fishing methods to respect resources.
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Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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CONCESSIONS Governments and industry have been setting aside concessions for artisanal mining, but there are not nearly enough of those concessions to employ all the artisanal miners, many of whom continue to target larger deposits.
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All of us: Cranston and Paul: The world needs artisanal mezcal!
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This is far too artisanal and delicious to be considered garbage.
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It's the finest, purest, and most artisanal flour money can buy.
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And if so, where do the artisanal pickle eaters fit in?
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Blue Bottle Coffee was the vanguard of the artisanal coffee movement.
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Some contraction in artisanal output was almost certainly in the mix.
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Luckily, other artisanal sauces and honeys are so hot right now.
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Resist the urge to add bacon or high-end, artisanal products.
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We would display that sage advice on an artisanal placard, TBH.
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I think there's something more skilled and artisanal about Rudy's fakes.
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Read more about the boom in artisanal mining in Africa here
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Hello, my name is Samin, and I'm an artisanal-bread hoarder.
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Some might be expecting hand-dipped artisanal chocolates from their valentine.
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An artisanal chocolate shop with a cafe is on the way.
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The General Store of Catskill stocks artisanal toiletries and household goods.
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The majority of Madagascar's mining activity is artisanal, using rudimentary techniques.
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What does the artisanal ax craze say about what we're chopping?
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But could the "problem" of artisanal mining also be the solution?
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No creature — or artisanal flake — is too small to care about.
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Tissue engineering is like artisanal prototyping; bioprinting could be mass production.
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Maybe he was a fan of artisanal teas and guided meditation.
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Metalor said it would stop working with artisanal mines or collectors and aggregators - companies which collect and resell gold from artisanal mines - because of the difficulty of ascertaining the mines' legality and the origin of the gold.
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Grünerløkka is where you'll find bars, venues, local designers, and artisanal food.
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Pernod is already pushing the artisanal nature of some of its spirits.
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About six years ago, the artisanal-cocktail scene became hyperfocused on ice.
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Like artisanal mining everywhere, production tends to be highly sensitive to price.
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It was also followed closely by a boom of artisanal pickle producers.
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Some artisanal ice-cream makers no longer offer the most basic flavour.
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During the dotcom boom of the 1990s venture capital was decidedly artisanal.
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Bachelor: Crottin, Robiola, and Pierre Robert, Artisanal Cheese Buttery smooth and luscious.
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In many countries, artisanal and small-scale gold mines use child labor.
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Mondrian's abstraction, like Calder's, drew from the artisanal practice of decorative arts.
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Van Herpen's work unites the most forward-looking technology with artisanal craftsmanship.
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The 29-foot Dasher is made of epoxy carbon and artisanal teak.
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It has a rough, artisanal-looking appeal lacking in mass-produced terracotta.
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Here's one where his son tried to start an artisanal charcoal business.
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Columbus, like so many other cities, has become comfortable, artisanal, and pleasant.
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Artisanal Prison Shanks: I've always been interested in these kind of objects.
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But unlike most artisanal mining, this is sanctioned by the Congolese government.
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You can just tell that this is, like, an artisanal ice cream.
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They want their food and drinks to be local, organic, and artisanal.
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All those artisanal coffee drinks and organic salad bowls do add up.
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It was both history and potential inspiration, antiquities of the artisanal kind.
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The shoes are made at small artisanal factories scattered around the world.
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Grimm Artisanal Ales 990 Metropolitan Avenue (Morgan Avenue), East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, October.
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This produces "artisanal stress" (created, by hand, by individual boomers for themselves).
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There are even artisanal pastries at Motteau for a post-shopping treat.
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Or think of Sicilian unwaxed lemons, single-origin chocolate and artisanal cheese.
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The process of making ayahuasca is beyond artisanal: it is nearly Druidical.
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Menu bites include an artisanal cheese and charcuterie plate with fig marmalade ...
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The same lounge also features a tea house serving artisanal Chinese teas.
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First, artisanal ice cream wasn't a thing yet, so it felt new.
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You make something artisanal and special, unique to you as a player.
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The artisanal has always been seen as a counterweight to the industrial.
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"The lion of Lucapa, brother of the artisanal miner," ran one slogan.
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"I would love to give you this romantic story of me on a pedal bike going form artisanal bakery to artisanal bakery getting this bread, but the reality is bread waste is happening at an industrial scale," says Wilson.
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He joined Blaze Pizza in hopes of widening the reach of artisanal pizza.
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Maybe I can find some sort of artisanal chocolaty spread amongst the stalls?
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Think artisanal ice cream cookie sandwiches only hail from trendy ice cream shops?
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The country is home to 54 ethnic groups specializing in distinct artisanal traditions.
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Maybe more, depending on how much artisanal cobalt seeped out from the country.
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Amazon bought the organic, artisanal grocer Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in 2017.
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Rather, they have all independently decided to adopt the same faux-artisanal aesthetic.
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On my first day there, someone gives me a handmade, artisanal pop tart.
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The law all but shut down artisanal mining in much of eastern Congo.
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Globally, artisanal mines employ about ten times as many people as industrial ones.
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"Our red line of artisanal mining standards is zero child labor," Sun said.
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Despite the growing market for it, artisanal cheese can be overwhelming for consumers.
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The noodles are served in artisanal bowls from the company's own pottery factory.
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Are you an entrepreneur who specializes in selling handcrafted soaps and artisanal candles?
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Others grazed on the proffered risotto burgers, coconut bacon, and artisanal faux cheese.
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Put FOO with AARGH and EENSIE today in the category of artisanal entries.
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He was president of one, the Association of Artisanal Fishermen of Amuay Bay.
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Brands to try: Industrial Arts Metric, Stillwater Artisanal Extra Dry, Ayinger Altbairisch Dunkel.
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This art space is at the core of the city's diverse artisanal sensibility.
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It's also this idea of preserving the artisanal Balinese craft of jewelry making.
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The pickled red onion is now a hallmark of artisanal fast casual dining.
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You know, each of these institutions are artisanal, they make up a category.
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Stop by the local artisanal soda shop for 50 cents off a cherry lemonade.
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This is what "artisanal" used to mean, before hipsters—face-to-face social capitalism.
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Etsy has crafted an identity for itself as an artisanal alternative to mainstream marketplaces.
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Artisanal mining is the "known unknown" in the DRC and global cobalt supply chain.
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In Alindao, the UPC controls the main road to a nearby artisanal diamond mine.
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Cali*, a renowned artisanal Brooklyn pot dealer, tries to take her veganism very seriously.
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Some groups think artisanal mining can help bridge the gap between supply and demand.
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This kind of mining is "artisanal", meaning primitive and dangerous, not expensive and handmade.
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If the prose isn't sterling, at least it comes cheap compared to artisanal product.
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No, castoreum is not a cheap substitute for strawberries; it's a luxe, artisanal material.
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Not an artisanal spin on Cheez Whiz—we're talking the real-deal Cheez Whiz.
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Oddly enough, this does more to remind of artisanal hipster ketchup than anything else.
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At which stage Congo's swing artisanal production can be expected to kick back in.
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A new appreciation for artisanal crafts has led the Etsy generation to embrace sewing.
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They can pay through the nose for their artisanal, trilingual, organic child care experience.
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Kind of like fried potato sticks or an artisanal-masquerading-as-artificial cheese sauce.
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Krakus ham knows that it's not showy or artisanal or gourmet, and that's fine.
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But that's a stark contrast with Shizukuishi's more artisanal environment, just down the hall.
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Gelato was born in Italy in the 16th century, and it's an artisanal product.
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"Bernie Brothers sounds like an artisanal bath products made in Bushwick," said one tweet.
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She's a vegetarian, and mans a grill every weekend for an artisanal food shop.
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The artisanal latticework is beautiful and ornate — a clear departure from his bright minimalism.
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It was a quixotic artisanal project, perhaps, but one with potentially high business stakes.
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"I started this company to preserve artisanal craftsmanship as an art form," he said.
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Ms. Omazic makes each piece using artisanal techniques like hand-painting and woodblock printing.
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If that half-eaten jar of artisanal lemon curd doesn't spark joy, toss it.
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Its artisanal sensibility was radically different from the thoroughly corporate tech world of today.
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The book ends with the hopeful return of artisanal producers to (of course) Brooklyn.
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I wanted to run over to my local artisanal bakery, artisanal being one of our new extremist groups, and tear off my clothes and roll naked in a vat of rising dough, exulting in the scent like Molly Bloom with food issues.
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But while it is true the piece predates the rise of artisanal condiments — brownstone Brooklyn, for example, did not even get its artisanal mayonnaise store until 2012 — it is also true that no ketchup, even now, has come close to threatening Heinz's hold.
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That is followed by a concern that the market is a draw for terrorists, who I can only hope will stuff themselves with so much artisanal pastry that they will become so torpid with artisanal pastry that they will forget their purpose.
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The Carpetbagger You have your artisanal popcorn and you've chosen your favorite Oscar drinking game.
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In the 1970s, this area was lightly inhabited, home to artisanal fishermen and empty beaches.
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The living room is full of "artisanal" touches like hand-embroidered wallpaper and marble accents.
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Perhaps it's not the same as artisanal, bougie pizza, but it can still be delicious.
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This farm is one of only two that makes this artisanal raw-milk aged Gouda.
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After all, there were more expensive, more artisanal, more white options just down the street.
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Artisanal gold mining is booming and the country exports plenty of livestock to the Gulf.
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When we think of packaged food goods, we categorize them as name-brand or artisanal.
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Gopinathan said Iamgold permits some artisanal miners to work on the concession, but not all.
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Despite its flaws, low-tech artisanal mining empowers them in a way little else does.
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What's more, you could run the same arguments for any number of artisanal household objects.
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In Sierra Leone's diamond-rich eastern region, villagers often pool their money into artisanal mines.
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Watches are an acquired taste like craft beers, artisanal teas and other Pinterest -ready pursuits.
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It has a thriving creative scene, with loads of restaurants, artisanal markets, galleries and museums.
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Gold from artisanal mines and collectors accounted for less than 5% of this, he added.
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Among artisanal and mass-market producers alike, flecks of vanilla became a proxy for quality.
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You watch it made and then you discuss it over homemade kombucha and artisanal chocolate.
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Bisie was itself once an artisanal operation administered by a unit of the DRC army.
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You didn't think San Francisco could turn pizza into a small-batch, artisanal, exclusive affair?
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Artisanal mining often involves the illegal extraction of minerals by hand or other makeshift methods.
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The company confirmed that 19 artisanal miners had died and warned of possible further fatalities.
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It wasn't anything artisanal and there certainly wasn't anyone with a beard behind the counter.
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You might call what they make artisanal slime: stretchy, thicc, and, above all else, satisfying.
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Artisanal cubes, or "hipster" ice, are great for a glass of whiskey or a cocktail.
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She appears to have left the page and been replaced with artisanal co-op mom.
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"The supply chain will respond by producing more artisanal material," one cobalt industry source said.
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As Americans search out the latest artisanal trends, Afghan saffron is starting to make inroads.
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All the appropriate ingredients and equipment set them on the path towards artisanal condiment greatness.
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The package had been sent by Goldbelly, an online marketplace for regional and artisanal foods.
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Even the minibar is stocked with treats like a homemade granola bar and artisanal chocolate.
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Artisanal mining on the edge of commercial mine sites is a big problem across Africa.
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In Mali, slavery is found in artisanal gold mines, agriculture, transportation, begging and sex trafficking.
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"We're now in a phase where that artisanal manufacture is going to become more important."
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Capes: lots of them (Hamish Bowles of Vogue in Maison Margiela Artisanal wins this one).
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While "artisanal" has become a marketing buzzword, it seems to mean something more with mezcal.
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She worked with an artisanal dyer to add accents of orange, green and ash gray.
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Online, there are artisanal Islamic brands like Little Ummati, which sells customized $20 prayer mats.
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Evil Twin, in Queens, and Grimm Artisanal Ales, in Brooklyn, are building breweries and taprooms.
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Again and again, she has deployed the rhetoric of artisanal quality within a production line.
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While living in California he developed a passion for heirloom ingredients, fine wine and artisanal food.
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So, you're talking about doing replicable, but most people think of venture capital as artisanal, really.
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I celebrated my medical clearance with a trip to the artisanal burger shop in the neighborhood.
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" In The Artists' and Writers' Cookbook, Biggers offers his "artisanal update of that Soul food classic.
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It's his Vancouver-famous artisanal bacon—the best cured pig belly I've ever had, hands down.
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The traps themselves also require care; they are artisanal objects held together by an iron wire.
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His last major job before joining Spear was as an executive at an artisanal Tequila company.
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Unregulated artisanal miners produce a lot of it, which has led to worries about "conflict cobalt".
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It states, quite simply, Mr. Schramm's areas of expertise: oysters, clams, artisanal cheese, wine and beer.
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But more expensive artisanal butters are certainly gaining in popularity, both in and outside of France.
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Etsy, an online marketplace for artisanal products, is full of Harry Potter-inspired golden-snitch charms.
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The next phase, currently under construction, will create work spaces for artisanal food and beverage companies.
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I no longer favor oils in artisanal glass flacons and luxurious creams in heavy weighted jars.
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Adults can replace scuzzy hostels with a chic bed and breakfast and Jaegerbombs for artisanal cocktails.
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Rather than artisanal snobbery or urban glamour, Cridland's brand is all about inclusive luxury, he says.
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Oyster farming is almost artisanal: Women choose the small shells that will be used for fattening.
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Some photographers I spoke to thought comment pods were untoward, since their work should be artisanal.
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Last year, it began importing its "hand-crafted artisanal" Les Recettes De L'Atelier bars from Europe.
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But in the age of D.I.Y. everything, hers is a refreshing if not entirely artisanal approach.
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The DRC Chamber of Mines estimates 200,20163 to 400,000 people are employed in artisanal diamond mining.
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Hair salons and hardware stores have been replaced with artisanal bakeries and farm-to-table restaurants.
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Rather than reinventing the artisanal wheel, the Olsens have been reflecting culture, not necessarily directing it.
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"It was caused by the clandestine artisanal diggers who have infiltrated (the mine)," he told Reuters.
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The pizza is amazing, but you can't call it traditional Neapolitan pizza, it's an artisanal dish.
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"We were hoping to bring back artisanal goods and tradition, but it hasn't happened," she said.
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The result is a spicy artisanal cocktail, a dark and stormy with a rose petal float.
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Local Cameroonian miners typically use artisanal mining methods which do not damage the environment, says Kamga.
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Fantastic local cuisine is available within 10 minutes, such as Platos, Frankie's Artisanal Foods, and Metropol.
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Mr. Moreno is one of several creators in whose hands the action figure has gone artisanal.
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One where the pigs wear sweaters when it's cold out and get artisanal plant-based slop.
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The work involved is an extension of Muñoz's ongoing fascination with blending electronic and artisanal technologies.
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Independent coffee shops are springing up, at which preparation of the drink is taken to artisanal extremes.
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Or maybe, since it's Friday, after all, a midday craft beer or an artisanal ice cream cone.
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Here, it will serve artisanal nut butter toasts that range in flavor from classic to downright unusual.
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The rising popularity of small-batch, artisanal, and locally-made goods likely plays a part in that.
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It seems the market for bizzare-o artisanal waters (or almost-waters) will never be truly full.
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Fishing is one of Senegal's largest industries, and artisanal fishermen catch 90 percent of the nation's fish.
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Still, a checkered history means many artisanal miners remain reluctant to place their trust in the government.
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It said it has not been using artisanal gold from any countries other than Colombia and Peru.
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Artisanal farmers, for example, devote all their time and effort into creating the best and tastiest produce.
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If you need a midday pick-me-up, visit one of San Francisco's many artisanal coffee destinations.
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Dunkin' adopted cold brew coffee last year and is continuing to add artisanal drinks to its menu.
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In contrast, users of artisanal marijuana products are required to pay for their products out of pocket.
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La Colombe Coffee: Philadelphia's artisanal coffee roaster has undeniably become one of New York's best coffee spots.
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Things have changed since then, as smaller, more artisanal brands have started to come for Big Condiment.
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But Robinson's point stands: Artisanal ketchup variations, with restaurant-specific twists, have never felt like an improvement.
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Here's a look inside the Mothership — a 15,000-square-foot artisanal glass pipe factory in Bellingham, Wash.
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They found raw animal tissue, bugs, pollen, and grass—the artisanal starchy plant food of the day.
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Calder never lost the easy feeling that art was, first of all, artisanal, a thing you did.
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You can also find artisanal leavened breads made with flours like rice and buckwheat at Chambelland (chambelland.com).
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There is nothing unusual, not in this era, about being a tiny, artisanal, single-origin chocolate maker.
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Over artisanal mac-and-cheese, Leah and Alexi Sargeant told me about their own "Ben Op" initiatives.
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Meanwhile, the Nectoux team is juggling various artisanal welding tips, which were also made in their shop.
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The minibar was stocked with local, artisanal (and pricey) treats like Hal's potato chips and Cactus Candy.
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With artisanal recipes and innovative concoctions, it's no wonder why supermarket freezer aisles are getting jam-packed.
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The groom's mother is the owner of Eagle Lake Soap, an online artisanal soap maker, in Jefferson.
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I myself enjoy artisanal Ethiopian beans, which cost between $2365 to $22011 for a 12-ounce bag.
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Aesthetically, it is closer to a McDonald's than to the more artisanal, though increasingly corporate, Blue Bottle.
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There you will find a capsule collection made in collaboration with the artisanal dyer Audrey Louise Reynolds.
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I've found that the big names tend to make better, more consistent products than the artisanal ones.
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From the beginning, artisanal bread was a key element and the ultimate inspiration for the company's branding.
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Consumers are increasingly interested in artisanal and locally produced items that are often perceived as higher quality.
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To finance their efforts, many armed groups have also set up artisanal mining sites, nearly all illegal.
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The farm's goats provide the milk for some of the small batches of artisanal raw-milk cheeses.
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"We owe it to a constant creative energy that gave birth to an amazing artisanal Christmas sculpture."
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The Thirst Workaday Handmade, a ceramic studio in Brooklyn, offers an artisanal spin on the humdrum mug.
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Your Artisanal Grandmama: Chococurb Monthly Chocolate Box Sure, grandmas are known for apple pie and holiday cookie recipes.
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To the local populations of the aforementioned countries, managing currencies has turned common people into artisanal forex traders.
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The gold deposits are in undeveloped artisanal mining tracts far from any paved roads or major population centers.
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Two years ago, Richard, alongside 420 others in Lamwo district, began making clean and efficient artisanal cook stoves.
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What about artisanal book lovers, you argue, they'll keep things alive because they love the feel of books.
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You're the queen of macramé, the prince of artisanal cupcakes, and the grand duchess of mason jar salads.
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Despite a stronghold in dairy, Kraft Heinz was slow to invest in trends like artisanal cheese, say analysts.
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In the DRC, some 3.4 million acres of forest were lost to agriculture, artisanal logging, and charcoal production.
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Perhaps a quarter of production is done by "artisanal" miners, meaning local people working on a small scale.
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The artisanal food revolution of the past few decades has kicked regional, small-batch ice cream into overdrive.
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A white-haired man in a linen jacket, baguette in his wicker basket, heads into the "artisanal" butchers.
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Informal methods of gold production, known in the industry as "artisanal" or small-scale mining, are growing globally.
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DRC cobalt is partly produced by "artisanal" miners that often use children with pickaxes to produce the metal.
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We know, we know — everybody and their mother has an award these days (looking at you, artisanal pickles).
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"Don't bring your exploding human transportation device anywhere near my artisanal coffee shop," a store owner might say.
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Printed very large and in lush colors, the photos are oddly funny — big bulls meet DIY artisanal weaving.
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Artisanal mining is common across west and central Africa and accidents are frequent, particularly in the rainy season.
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It smells like a artisanal boot store in Austin, Texas and that's the best smell in the world.
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"We're starting to see consumers looking for more simple, better tasting yogurts that feel more artisanal," said Harmening.
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The shop, located in Downtown L.A., specializes in artisanal soft serve in many cheeky and punk rock flavors.
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And that means they're stuck with the Congo's artisanal miners, who collectively represent the cobalt market's swing capacity.
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The Ether Flow and Ether C Flow are two of this year's most sumptuous new creations Artisanal craftsmanship.
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Journalists were building blacksmith forges and reporting on their success; there were experiments in making artisanal Cheddar cheese.
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For instance, in her hands, a pimento cheese sandwich, traditionally made with white bread, veers artisanal and elegant.
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A Terra restaurant serves meats directly sourced from local pastures, plus artisanal cheeses, and fresh, locally-caught seafood.
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Today, there are roughly 150 microbreweries in the province, reflecting an appetite for local producers, and artisanal beer.
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Hip parents develop artisanal party menus in "UpperHaven Squaresville," the first of the interconnected stories in Something City.
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The cameras pan over jars of artisanal tomato sauce and capture the squirting juices of xiao long bao.
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Eat some absolutely disgusting artisanal sausages while you plot what you're going to do next with your careers.
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A variety of artisanal American cheeses are served with an array of drinks, some typical and some surprising.
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Lauren and Joe Grimm have been brewing Grimm Artisanal Ales at borrowed facilities for the past five years.
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Better yet, each is woven by artisanal cooperatives in Rwanda and then hand finished in New York City.
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Front Burner Murray's Cheese has added a collection of artisanal Danish cheeses to the usual Havarti and Tilsit.
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There may be around two million artisanal workers operating in the DRC, the country's Chamber of Mines estimates.
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Many of Crane's students are getting involved in artisanal ventures, such as brewing beer, wine-making and baking.
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From the early years, Ms. Dongre incorporated artisanal techniques into her work, using block-printing, embroidery and more.
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So they painted it and adapted the second floor to turn the place into an "artisanal" techno club.
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From the days of William Morris, the artisanal has always been seen as a counterweight to the industrial.
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I vividly recall the rugged feel of clasping the hard-working artisanal hand of Bonomi upon meeting her.
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It's one area that really is artisanal in a lot of ways, if you think about it. Yes.
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With this old-fashioned cocktail infusion kit, they can transform their favorite whiskey into their new, favorite artisanal drink.
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Theaster Gates launched Dorchester Industries, an artisanal and craft training apprenticeship program for underemployed residents of Chicago's South Side.
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Despite their long-held role in Liberia's domestic economy, artisanal fishermen are feeding only a sliver of the population.
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"The way we treat AI is not as an artisanal craft," Dr. Xing explained to me in an interview.
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I spend absurd amounts for artisanal fashion, partly because I feel good spending money that supports a good cause.
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The WISE initiative is addressing all of these issues by collaborating with 25 artisanal fishermen and 25 fish processors.
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The rosé lollipops in question are the brainchild of Quin Candy, an artisanal sweets shop based in Portland, Oregon.
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The Café is a resourceful extension of Artisanal Foods' catering business—a partnership between Ottolenghi and chef Johnny Church.
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How could we care more about a soda machine and a constant supply of artisanal coffee than real benefits?
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For many, earning money through artisanal mining provides a degree of emancipation from male-controlled, lineage-based land ownership.
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I noticed myself not noticing the proximity of the artisanal scoop shop every time I went to the subway.
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Artisanal mining provides a livelihood to millions of people, often in poorer countries in South America, Africa and Asia.
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That gives sellers the paperwork to "prove" that minerals can be certified as coming from conflict-free artisanal mines.
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" He's previously told Rolling Stone that Magic Leap headsets will be priced like "more of a premium artisanal computer.
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The actress actually used to curate artisanal items for Preserve, her former digital lifestyle magazine and e-commerce website.
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We get a tea ($230) and chat, and make our way to an artisanal fermentation shop that opened recently.
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If someone wants to spend a portion of our incomes on artisanal toast and handcrafted coffees, that's their business.
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That alone is expected to squeeze out much of Congo's swing artisanal supply, limiting the market shift into surplus.
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In my entire waking life, I am never more than five blocks away from an artisanal salted-butterscotch cookie.
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The lines at the artisanal food stalls wind into each other, with out-of-towners delighted by the novelty.
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It's a very clever idea and as vinyl increases in artisanal popularity I could definitely see this taking off.
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Instead, you'll find toes-in-the-sand sunrise yoga, surfing, artisanal ice cream, and traditional Huichol hand-beaded art.
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Locavorism and farmers' markets have exploded, and artisanal food products are rising in popularity (and raking in serious dough).
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But a slump in cocoa prices and a jump in those of minerals prompted a boom in artisanal mining.
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In a foodie's ideal world, we'd all eat healthy, minimally processed cuisine sourced from artisanal farmers, bakers and chefs.
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If the bag sizes for artisanal confectioners and bakers were cut in half, it would be such an improvement.
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Front Burner Murray's Cheese often buys young cheeses from artisanal producers and ages them in its "caves" in Queens.
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However, you'll be more than happy with the artisanal mixers, seasonal specials, and quality barware offered by the site.
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" Later, Joe kidnaps that guy, a junkie with an artisanal-soda startup whose motto is "Drink better by hand.
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Simon Downey, the production manager, told me, "We do small-batch process," as if he were discussing artisanal coffee.
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She also has a company called LXMI, which has introduced artisanal, fair trade makeup to larger storefronts like Sephora.
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Her husband, Richard, used to run an experimental theater and now, without undue sourness, runs an artisanal pickle company.
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Artisanal products, including their own — like pickles, preserves, honeys, granola and dairy items — line the shelves and refrigerated cases.
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Perhaps they focused instead on Penn's artisanal financial metrics, like adjusted earnings before tax, interest, depreciation, amortization and rent.
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It helps that this venture, which started off selling artisanal pickles and confitures, is close to a family business.
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Although he knew virtually nothing about it, Mister Suzu became an agricultural and artisanal culture enthusiast several years ago.
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In fact, identifying bacteria for a starter for artisanal Piedmontese salami will be part of the researchers' next project.
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And that's especially true within the artisanal and farm-to-table movement, in which Tartine is a major player.
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But the homeworkers earn significantly less, regardless of whether they are involved in leatherwork, embroidery or another artisanal task.
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The Matthiassons had long been vermouth fans, particularly of the excellent artisanal vermouths made in Italy by Mauro Vergano.
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Artisanal and small-scale mining employs more than 500,000 people in Madagascar according to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
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They have met with artisanal chocolate makers in Ecuador, tea purveyors in the Amazon and ceramic artists in Peru.
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Zverev has fine touch, feathery footwork and an artisanal forehand that is more of a poke than a stroke.
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Bleuberet Artisanal Foods in Ellsworth, Me., gathers enough fruit in July and August to produce these dark, rich jams.
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The World Bank estimates that artisanal mining, by small cooperative or family groups, employs some 215 million people globally.
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Much of the DRC's artisanal production is smuggled out of the country, depriving the government of much-needed revenue.
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Think of the rise of artisanal beers, the boom in personal trainers or the rising prices for live music.
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Artisanal action figures are usually molded and painted by hand, but also are frequently made up of repurposed parts.
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What if he offers to go get you one of those smoky artisanal cocktails with the hand-cut ice?
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But these days a new generation of artisanal butchers is on the rise, so it never hurts to ask.
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KS: Hand curated, artisanal picks, the kind of people he's going to be having on Converge, which is coming soon.
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This gold-washed brass bowl and matching spoon will look simply smashing next to your collection of artisanal loose teas.
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She decided to buy it, quit her job and see if her idea for an artisanal liquor store had legs.
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Most of the gold processed in Uganda comes from areas controlled by armed militias that extort money from artisanal miners.
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At a variety of stores in different parts of the state, you can also purchase craft beer or artisanal coffee.
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Add sauce and toppings to the pizza as desired, but take note: less is more with artisanal-style pizza dough.
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There's seemingly no end to quirky artisanal craft beers — but now brewers have finally put our patience to the test.
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Since Scarlett Johansson owns an artisanal popcorn shop in Paris, we're pretty sure she qualifies as somewhat of a foodie.
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It turns out that cool workspaces and free artisanal lunches aren't necessarily key in turning millennial hires into loyal employees.
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It's inevitably only an estimate, given the difficulties of tracking the ways artisanal product seeps into the official supply chain.
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When you think about cities with bustling artisanal food scenes, Miami is probably not the first to jump to mind.
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With a luxury product, you know what you are getting is unique, artisanal, made with human touch, attention, and care.
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I don't mean artisanal, in the sense that a label fetishizes the labor and skill that go into a product.
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Mr. Makhzoomi wasn't ranting about death, terror, Trump or artisanal mayonnaise — any of which might warrant such a drastic response.
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"It's nice," says Gamper of creating the various artisanal plates and pots, which share a raw aesthetic, but little else.
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Henry Jaglom's movies are like artisanal cupcakes: The shape is sometimes weird, the flavors unpredictable, and the frosting occasionally overdone.
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Festivals like that — call them artisanal, if you can take the mockery out of the word — are still being assembled.
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Nurislamova's Scentbird hews to brand names, while Scent Trunk is more artisanal, relying on a network of independent fragrance makers.
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Nitro cold brew has been popular among smaller scale artisanal coffee shops, and now Starbucks is taking on the trend.
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Output from artisanal miners rose nearly six-fold to 1.5 million ounces in 3763 from 267,662 in the previous year.
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But on the other, mounting competition has strained the resources of tiny, artisanal set-ups, forcing them to prioritize efficiency.
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Ms. Kumar still dreams of the rustic levain at this artisanal bakery (for health reasons, she's now reluctantly gluten-free).
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Now, they cater almost exclusively to the artisanal mining economy, which has transformed the town into a hub of industry.
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Plus, an artisanal dumpling shop has a much higher risk of failing than, say, a deep-pocket bank branch tenant.
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When you see something like, say, an artisanal mayo shop opening in your neighborhood, how does that make you feel?
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Much to the horror of the artisanal charcutiers in my life, I don't bother with grinding my own meat anymore.
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And that lends credence to the idea that this kind of smaller-scale artisanal product will be able to survive.
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Now, artisanal wellness brands and billion-dollar pharmaceutical companies alike have packaged and marketed lavender to a freaked-out populace.
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While much of the country is deteriorating, wealthy enclaves in Caracas are enjoying Prada and artisanal beer for the few.
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His firm designed the popular 404 Hotel and the artisanal coffee house Barista Parlor Golden Sound, among other trendy projects.
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What was a tedious, housewifely chore before the introduction of commercial bar soap has become a hugely popular artisanal endeavor.
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Brooklyn is known the world over for things small-batch and local, like designer clogs, craft bourbon and artisanal sauerkraut.
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" He defined a traditional teacher as an "artisanal lesson planner on one hand and disciplinary babysitter on the other hand.
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Now you straight people carry your own reusable bags back to your Prius after comparing artisanal brands of sriracha mayonnaise.
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Two Stones Farm, a small goat farm here, has created an online store to offer more products, including artisanal cheese.
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Aging artisanal cheese is one, and a part of the other vault is used for that these days, she said.
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He finds Zapotec and Mixtec communities in Oaxaca that largely subsist on artisanal crafts like basket making and mezcal brewing.
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Suitably for a new statue designed to look old, the process of making a Heisman is both normalized and artisanal.
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They're artisanal, and on that level, I can't just put my name on something and then somebody else makes it.
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Austin, Texas is an eclectic mix of live music, modern culture, BBQ, artisanal everything, and a big dose of quirky charm.
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That guy wearing suspenders and an artisanal straw hat He recently started a kombucha company and is passionate about sustainable farming.
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Código 1530's version comes from an artisanal operation in Amatitán, a small town that is home to many tequila distilleries.
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She spreads the sauce on it— "perfectly but not too perfectly," Garden says, to preserve the artisanal appearance of the pizza.
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We decided to find out by pitting six artisanal goods against our usual grocery go-to's in a blind taste-test.
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The bold designs included thigh-high boots, puffed up dresses and skirts and deconstructed coats for the autumn/winter "Artisanal collection".
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Because cheese is such an intricate, artisanal food, a lot of cheese people get very — not offended, but it's like wine.
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And although we love the candy aisle for its sweet-nostalgic convenience, we also live in the era of artisanal everything.
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So Joe knows exactly how Benji feels, or at least enough to garner some sympathy for the kidnapped artisanal soda maker.
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They even vary by season, a bit of idiosyncratic marketing that lends an artisanal quality to the mass-produced drunk juice.
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But the move also raises questions about Airbnb's focus on "artisanal" travel since HotelTonight also offers bookings to large hotel chains.
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We drink wine and the cider I brought, and there is more artisanal cheese than anyone knows what to do with.
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"Private equity is an artisanal asset class; every buyout is a hand-woven carpet, and that's difficult to scale," Jeddy said.
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Schmidt tags along and despite a poor first impression from Charles Boyle, the two bond fast and hard over artisanal cheeses.
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Washington: Aplets and Cotlets At Liberty OrchardsAplets and Cotlets — no, it's not some new artisanal body product only found on Etsy.
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The artisanal douche bag bar down the street sells a drink that's similar to this caramel mint lemonade for about $14.
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He may be a psychopath, but at least he doesn't have an artisanal soda company or a made-up gluten allergy.
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But the miners themselves were using small-scale artisanal prospecting techniques that are far less destructive than industrial or chemical processes.
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While that might be a powerful argument to Tesla-driving 30-somethings who favor small-batch bourbons and artisanal Italian truffles.
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For women in impoverished countries like Mali, small-scale artisanal mining offers women their best bet for financial freedom and opportunity.
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The question is whether the artisanal mining sector can be integrated into the official sector or remains an "illegal" wild card.
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Chemaf has appointed a single artisanal mining contractor to develop its Mutoshi mine, initially manually with potential mechanization down the road.
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I imagine a lengthy tirade about this artisanal pop tart, a mismatch of ideals that Lorelai would find repulsive and unnecessary.
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That means that three smaller types of fishing—subsistence, recreational, and artisanal—simply weren't included in the global database for catches.
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Traffic officers directed vehicles, laughing children poured out of schools, and shoppers crowded in stores that sold food and artisanal perfumes.
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She settles on Guy (Travis Fimmel), a dude with a beard and piercing blue eyes who makes artisanal pickles in Brooklyn.
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Condé Nast Entertainment has come up with a demographic called the "cultured millennial," whose members apparently prefer artisanal beer to kegs.
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In the worst stories, like a truly irksome doubleheader about artisanal breweries, the characters resemble the "Portlandia" ensemble, minus the satire.
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And then they're putting a Vietnamese spin on it but doing it still in a respectful and very delicious, artisanal way.
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Along the way, bespoke has devolved from a unique experience to simply a synonym for another catchword of the day: artisanal.
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In addition to Mission Hill, von Mandl now also owns Checkmate Artisanal Winery, Martin's Lane Winery, and Cedar Creek Estate Winery.
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Sample artisanal cheeses at "cheesemonger to the crown" Paxton & Whitfield and pop into Prestat, said to be the queen's favorite chocolatier.
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With all the fuss over artisanal liquors and bespoke ambience, drinking establishments in New York can be inclined toward the overserious.
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So things like deforestation, new agriculture, what we call artisanal mining which is basically illegal mining, and all these other effects.
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Chemaf has appointed a single artisanal mining contractor to develop its Mutoshi mine, initially manually with potential mechanisation down the road.
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Budget-friendly grocery store Aldi is once again offering a selection of boozy and artisanal advent calendars for the holiday season.
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After that comes "SpaceLightArt," a triptych from 1926 by the great Oskar Fischinger, an artisanal wizard who made abstract color films.
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Witnessing the traditional process at a palenque, or artisanal distillery, is one of the few ways to understand mezcal's cultural significance.
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It may seem strange for a bookstore chain to be developing and selling artisanal soup bowls and organic cotton baby onesies.
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Gilberte with Love This boutique's mix of eclectic artisanal delights for the body and home evokes a chic '70s-era bazaar.
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Another tenant is the Konery, the artisanal waffle-cone maker that was selling ice cream cones at the September block party.
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Directed by Alethea Jones and written by Julie Rudd, whose husband, Paul Rudd, appears as a kind of artisanal pot dealer.
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Dean & DeLuca carved its niche with artisanal food products like hers, she said, and now the creators are treated as disposable.
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His drawings on artisanal paper are firmly grounded in the Yanomami cosmogony as well as the ancestral traditions of his community.
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And can it maintain the image of an artisanal bakery gathering spot in a world of online ordering, delivery, and apps?
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The exhibition joins fine art and craft using weaving, dying, sculpture, poetry, science, and music to consider artisanal and industrial production.
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We visited Conservas Pinhais, one of the oldest preserving factories in Portugal, that has kept its artisanal canning method since 230.
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And while the site's vintage selection is not to be missed, this time of year, we're looking for the artisanal treasures.
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Also known as artisanal toast, these creations can feature specially made bread and toppings for a totally unique toast-eating experience.
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Like locally sourced food and artisanal furniture, bourbon appealed to consumers tired of flashy luxury and looking for simple, recognizable products.
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But now, as the Washington Post reports, Apple has stopped buying cobalt from artisanal mines altogether — at least for the moment.
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A cheap home improvement project had become something on which you can spend hundreds at a store — the "artisanal" look, commercialized.
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You might not expect an artisanal cheesemaker to take on the inner sanctums of political power, but that's exactly what's happening.
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We visited an artisanal tofu producer and collected the crystal clear mountain spring water next to their factory to cook with.
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Of course, the sudden appearance of pour-over coffee and artisanal cocktails in once-funky neighborhoods is nothing new in the city.
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With new artisanal preparation styles and hard-to-find ingredients, these twists on classic drinks are turning them into entirely new creations.
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"This has presented a significant risk to its employees, operating equipment and the illegal artisanal miners themselves," Glencore said in the statement.
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But it is only a matter of time before that changes, meaning even more pressure on the artisanal contribution to global supply.
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Despite features this year in T magazine and on the Strategist, New York magazine's shopping site, artisanal brooms aren't quite there yet.
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Boba Guys, a national brand known for its artisanal take on the Taiwanese tapioca-filled drink, is another unmistakably Asian-American product.
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This subscription box includes all-natural spa items, artisanal treats, and hand-curated gifts from small businesses owned and operated by moms.
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Last fall, Artisanal Foods quietly unveiled The Cafe: a six-seat, lunch-only spot within the massive (but sparsely stocked) retail shop.
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Artisanal mining operations with inadequate safety measures abound in mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo and accidents at these sites are frequent.
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As a friend noted, when you gentrify a place where do those who cannot afford artisanal kombucha, let alone the rent, go?
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These are artisanal plants, and they will only be available to Amazon employees at first (though public tours later are a possibility).
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Image: APWhat do bong-ripping Olympian Michael Phelps, artisanal snake oil saleswoman Gwyneth Paltrow, and chicken aficionado Jessica Simpson have in common?
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I then ponder the extensive bougie chocolate bar offerings, select a particularly artisanal-looking coconut-and-pecan option, and check out ($19.09).
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No fancy-ass rustic loaf or $12 artisanal preserves have really improved upon the one your mom made you for school lunch.
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Stroll past the barren luxury apartments, artisanal kitchenware studios, and appointment-only candle shops, and you'll see it's certainly not for you.
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You can, however, use them with regular ground coffee, in case you want to brew artisanal blends in the middle of nowhere.
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Coffee is unique among artisanal beverages in that the brewer plays a significant role in its quality at the point of consumption.
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The brand "caters to design-savvy professionals who value premium goods manufactured with an artisanal sensibility," according to the New York Times.
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While the 13 fermentation tanks in the back will still produce beer, they'll also churn out everything from artisanal mead to kombucha.
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There is also an artisanal stream of production, some of it using child labour and some of it controlled by insurgent militias.
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He considers himself "very pro-woman," and says his artisanal process acts as a response to the "disposability and speed of culture."
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Available nationwide, Argus Cidery produces artisanal ciders and fruit wines that are 100 percent natural, with no sugar or additional added ingredients.
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That came just months after the Netanyahu family's taxpayer-funded food budget included $2,700 for artisanal pistachio and French vanilla ice cream.
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There are some other labels like that where people are happy to be more artisanal, and think the physical versus the streaming.
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"This is exactly the kind of alliance we imagined when we created Artisanal Brewing Ventures in 2014," DeMink said in a statement.
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There is also an artisanal stream of production, some of it using child labor and some of it controlled by insurgent militias.
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In the Bronx, Port Morris Distillery is riffing on the old-school secret stuff and bottling up New York-made artisanal pitorro.
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And there are only two farms that take their cheese to the next level, making Boeren Goudse Oplegkaas, or aged artisanal Gouda.
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The first one is a bag of artisanal chips filled with organic weed smoke, conveniently sealed together for highest quality and freshness.
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In May, Brazil implemented scientific management policies for tainha, an important fishery for both commercial and artisanal fishermen, for the first time.
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Do you know someone whose greatest joy is arranging an artisanal cheese board, watching "Barefoot Contessa," or "coaxing" flavors out of ingredients?
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Front Burner The initial attack in this garnet-hued aperitif from St. George Spirits, an artisanal producer in California, is deceptively sweet.
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I reached out to Glenn Roberts, founder of the artisanal grain company Anson Mills, to see what he thought of the restrictions.
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Glencore said the armed forces presence follows a growing presence of "illegal" artisanal miners throughout industrial mining concessions in the Kolwezi area.
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Who out there is crazy enough to attempt the DIY, artisanal bagel bite—to improve upon this unicorn of a nostalgia snack?
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Inspired by lamb and leather, they head out to the markets to find the most succulent tagines, artisanal giraffe dolls, and instruments.
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A fucking beautiful, expensive gift basket full of artisanal cheeses and fine meats and olives dipped in the greatest olive oil ever.
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Where food was not a fetish object, where your car and driver — not your handcrafted artisanal gin — was still your status symbol.
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And while I love barbacoa, I also have a soft spot for artisanal tacos — I would eat that chicken tikka masala taco.
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And it wasn't Northern California in the 1970s, where the American artisanal bread movement started in response to the industrialization of bread.
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Or maybe an artisanal salad, per Gregory Crewdson's specific instructions that the ingredients are sourced from one store in Great Barrington, Massachusetts?
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Chiang Mai, Thailand, was named a City of Craft and Folk Art, based on its lacquerware, bamboo weaving and other artisanal work.
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Mr. Cardona's mother, who supported her two children by sewing and making artisanal crafts, started getting warnings that she was being followed.
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They come packaged with an artisanal brand name, "From Ivanych," a reference to Mr. Sechin's middle name, the business newspaper Vedomosti reported.
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There's the Italian influences in various pasta dishes, and the longtime emphasis here on local, artisanal products (long before it became fashionable).
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Quitting his job in advertising and embarking on a road trip led Mr. Collignon to his new venture, an artisanal food business.
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But on social media, the hand has been cast in a new role, as a symbol of artisanal craftsmanship and entrepreneurial zeal.
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Mostly, that involves brewing artisanal teas, singing cute little songs about stasis and contentment, and persuading plants to grow into useful shapes.
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In recent years, it has become a hub of independently owned and innovative manufacturers that include artisanal distillers and industrial metal fabricators.
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Near-empty villages try to hold on to an endangered way of life — and some of the country's most important artisanal traditions.
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In this intimate shop in a residential pocket of West Hollywood, there are giant hats and artisanal ceramics, some enormous, some tiny.
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In 2016, Starbucks made a financial investment in Princi and struck a global licensing deal with the Milan, Italy-based artisanal bakery.
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As more moneyed residents moved in, they brought both extravagances and important amenities, such as giant glass condos, artisanal chocolate and schools.
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Before the fish courses begin, I set out a cheese plate with artisanal cheeses and pâté (all good meals begin with cheese).
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These quasi-online boutiques aren't foreign to frequenters of social media and can sell everything from records to clothes to artisanal crystals.
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Craft is everywhere these days, from museums to Etsy, artisanal businesses to art schools, maker spaces to heritage practices around the globe.
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Haywheel – Artisanal food marketplace Fantastic restaurants need fantastic ingredients, but the hardest part for chefs should be cooking the food not sourcing it.
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They have vowed to boycott this month's presidential election if the government does not reinstate the artisanal fishing zone to its original size.
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Aficionados sometimes prefer to bypass the usual battery-operated process and substitute a more hands-on approach -- essentially an artisanal version of vaping.
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THE narrator of Paul Beatty's fourth novel, "The Sellout", is Bonbon, a black man who grows artisanal watermelons and marijuana in southern California.
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Or perhaps something small, like saying she's the one who discovered artisanal toilet paper for Goop when in fact it was a competitor?
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One organization has begun a project to work with the artisanal miners to use blockchain to prove they are not using child labor.
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She goes to the ice cream store that she and her dad used to go to, but now it's all new and artisanal.
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Most of that is extracted by industrial operators like Glencore and China Molybdenum, with artisanal miners accounting for about a quarter of output.
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But it's one thing to "break all the rules" and reinvent artisanal laundry delivery — and another when people's health is on the line.
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They're putting out press releases with the words "sustainable" and "artisanal," while churning out toxic fashion that poisons the environment and exploits workers.
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The solution: Simplify her life with a bag from her Little Market site, which curates artisanal fair-trade goods from around the world.
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FUNDAMENTALS * GLENCORE: At least 41 artisanal miners were killed when part of a copper and cobalt mine owned by Glencore in Congo collapsed.
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"The government has taken a very clear view they are happy to encourage artisanal mining but it has to be permitted," Venkat said.
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I mean, the way that design is done has sort of been very artisanal, in that you hire a designer and ... That's right.
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Through this, she hopes to bring "a more democratic perspective to the artisanal bread market," which is remains frustratingly rigid in its traditions.
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So if Nespresso is a MacBook, the convoluted artisanal methods many tech nerds use to brew their coffee are self-built gaming PCs.
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The report also documents cases where government workers extorted money from artisanal mine workers by making them pay for access to unauthorized areas.
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Irulea's owner previously told PEOPLE that Charlotte's bonnet "is extremely artisanal and handmade," describing it as "the most handmade thing in our store."
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Instead, something like 30 or 40 people readily volunteered their tales of adding some artisanal caulk onto the tiles of the employee bathroom.
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In the case of cobalt, swing capacity comes from the hundreds of thousands of artisanal miners operating in the Congolese copper-cobalt belt.
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For $269 per night you'll get a king room, plus artisanal cheeses and chocolate upon arrival, champagne, and room service breakfast for two.
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A large box of jelly sells for only $6 US. Xu is one of the last remaining artisanal grass jelly vendors in town.
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A panel of U.N. experts estimated in 2013 that 98 percent of Congo's artisanal gold production was illegally smuggled out of the country.
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Why would anyone pay nearly $300 for a modern "artisanal" cast-iron skillet when a perfectly functional equivalent, made in South Pittsburg, Tenn.
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Our hope is that maybe Turkish-German kids won't go and open another fucking burger shop; they might open an artisanal kebab shop.
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Artisanal wines had already found a following in European and Japanese cities, and were beginning to win converts in the United States, too.
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A FAIR SHARE Artisanal mining plays a key role in the wider mining sector because it can rapidly increase supply when prices rise.
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The show will feature a mix of well-known chocolatiers like Jacques Torres, and small artisanal producers from as far afield as Vietnam.
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The Rockaway Beach concessions, which appeared in their present artisanal incarnation in 2011, have been credited with turning the beaches into culinary hubs.
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Deep in Brooklyn's artisanal hinterlands, where East Williamsburg and Bushwick converge on Scott Avenue, a new alcoholic enterprise is brewing — with a twist.
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This should have been a triumphant moment in his long quest to bring high-quality, artisanal Japanese soy sauces to the United States.
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But last Friday, one man, playing for the still-wild wastes of Portland, Oregon, a city known for its artisanal woodworking, struck back.
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Armed robbery has been a long-running problem in Zamfara's gold mining communities where artisanal mining poses environmental and health hazards to residents.
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They are composed according to the tradition of perfumers, the artisanal process of extraction, matured from aromatic herbs, seeds, bark, flowers and spices.
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In 210, the Washington Post found laborers working around the clock with hand tools in small-scale "artisanal" pits in DRC cobalt mines.
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"For thousands of years, whatever the local artisanal fisherman caught is what you ate because it's highly perishable," says co-founder Sean Barrett.
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Off the Menu WHITE GOLD BUTCHERS Not long ago, the artisanal local butcher appeared to be going the way of the snow leopard.
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And that sandwich was an artisanal veggie burger with a cauliflower patty and a matcha bun from an "innovative plant-based" vegan restaurant.
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But Heather Reisman is taking her Indigo bookstores, and their assortments of artisanal soup bowls, crystal pillars and pillows into the United States.
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He developed the Escuela de Oficios (Trade School), engaging participants in traditional artisanal techniques, including weaving with plant-based materials found in nature.
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It was hugely successful, Ms. Struthers said — the artisanal nature of the London industry simply could not keep pace with the industrializing Swiss.
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Specializing in its namesake buttery biscuits and artisanal granola, it opened one and a half years ago in the small hamlet of Jamesport.
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The deal highlights the continued hot streak of artisanal coffee, whose rapid growth and fanatical customer base have continued to draw big business.
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A mixologist presides over the small lounge area; check out the menu of artisanal waters and craft beers and an extensive wine list.
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In recent years, Brooklyn has become famous for trailblazers: inventive artists, artisanal food and beer makers and, of course, New York's original hipsters.
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That's good, because you'll spend so much of your money on your mortgage, or your $3,500-a-month rent or your artisanal whatever.
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Front Burner New York Shuk is an artisanal food company that features spice blends and harissa, the high-octane North African hot sauce.
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Their choices mirrored our own, from the artisanal ham and Burgundy truffle beignets to the Parmesan crusted cod and steak au poivre (split).
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Their choices mirrored our own, from the artisanal ham and Burgundy truffle beignets to the Parmesan-crusted cod and steak au poivre (split).
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Influences include Portuguese (plump guava-stuffed doughnuts called malasadas), Japanese (bento boxes and furikake rice) and American (artisanal Spam from Stone Valley Farm).
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A study in Egypt showed that artisanal rugmakers learned to make higher-quality carpets after being connected with more demanding rich-world buyers.
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The new and improved "Big Mac" was finished off with artisanal gem lettuce, pearl onions and homemade pickles made with Veuve Clicquot champagne.
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Maison Martin Margiela did it years ago in their Artisanal collection, which was all about repurposing quotidian objects in the argot of elegance.
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This left-handed version of our overall best sewing shears offers the same great features: artisanal craftsmanship, exquisite sharpness, and precise, smooth cutting.ProsCons:
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Most of the people who prop up the artisanal action figure market seem to be white men dragging their feet toward middle age.
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Upstairs at Alma de Coco, artisanal body lotions, face masks and cosmetics are made from cacao and coconut oil from Colombia's Pacific Coast.
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"Martin and Lise feel a bit like Robin Hood," said Marco Cini, owner of the artisanal textile company Lanificio Arca in Prato, Italy.
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Last year, the beer importer Artisanal Imports brought several unfiltered German beers to the American market, including a canned kellerbier called Grevensteiner Original.
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In The Life of Cheese, Heather Paxson speaks with Ignazio Vella, a second-generation American cheesemaker, about the gradual acceptance of American artisanal cheese in the last decade: It's bound inextricably to the rising strength of the euro in the early 2000s, at which point consumer price sensitivity allowed domestic, artisanal cheese to earn some of the status imports had historically enjoyed.
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Under the current system, miners are responsible for paying the royalty on gold, an approach Teriba said caused "leakages" because most miners were artisanal.
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But somewhat ominously, it also notes that while smaller operators have left the area, bigger players are mechanising what was previously an artisanal operation.
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But the delicious scents — apple rosemary, lavender mint, and strawberry basil — reach a whole new olfactory level when paired with the matching artisanal sweets.
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"We envisioned a future in which the only utility left for humans was emotional labor/entertainment for AI: fetishized artisanal human labor," explains Gorman.
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Most of the world's supply comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo, often from artisanal mines where several organizations have cited human rights abuses.
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For Etsy, the internet's best-known marketplace for all things artisanal, the past week has served up a heaping portion of unpleasant corporate reality.
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In uber-cool Brooklyn, for example, scores of mom-and-pop-sized artisanal operations are flourishing to cater to an ever more discerning clientele.
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Even more recently than the pivot to local and artisanal food, the superfood movement and a newfound interest in wellness took hold in America.
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Deadly accidents are common in Congo's mostly unregulated artisanal mining sector, where diggers use rudimentary tools, but far rarer at its large industrial mines.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp on Wednesday announced a financial investment and global licensing deal with Princi, an artisanal bakery based in Milan, Italy.
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And, like the drop-shipped generic watches, they are extremely boring, releasing wave after wave of artisanal fabrics turned into rustic, vaguely outdoorsy gear.
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But somewhat ominously, it also notes that while smaller operators have left the area, bigger players are mechanizing what was previously an artisanal operation.
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Treatments run from facials and body massages to manicures and pedicures, and a cozy tea salon offers Bontemps Pâtisserie sablé cookies and artisanal teas.
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Under the current system, miners are responsible for paying the royalty on gold, an approach Teriba said caused "leakages" because most miners were artisanal.
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"As our world is getting so homogenized, it's more important than ever to seek out the authentic, the artisanal and the unique," said Wearstler.
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Foodhini is an example of a lurch the other direction — toward intentionally niche artisanal fare, but without the sky-high price one might expect.
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Well, in this new How Stuff Is Made video, we take you straight to the source to see how Altai's artisanal truffles are created.
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I have spoken to children risking life and limb in artisanal and small-scale mines in Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Tanzania, and the Philippines.
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We adapted all of the codes of socially conscious, whole food, artisanal brands—stole them, really—but what we're pushing is a subpar product.
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Since those heady days cobalt has crashed and burned as production, both official-sector and artisanal, has risen and speculative inventory has been unwound.
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"We are currently unable to confirm what you discuss about Nanjing Hanrui's artisanal mining and the risk of it involving child labor," Liu said.
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The cocktails are as crafty and artisanal as anything you'll find in the Mission of San Francisco, requiring muddling, shaking, twisting, and igniting ingredients.
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Once the scene of militia violence, Mongbwalu is peaceful these days but the police and army continue to levy illegal taxes on artisanal miners.
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Sure, I've waited in my fair share of long lines for silly foods, but I don't restrict my diet to the Instagrammable or artisanal.
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Its hook: an assembly-line approach to making pies to order, with healthy, artisanal ingredients and a cook time of less than 3 minutes.
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But for those who want something a little more artisanal like a craft beer, that same amount costs about twice as much, around $14.34.
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Front Burner It's no surprise that organic produce, artisanal cheeses and grass-fed meats are infiltrating the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick.
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The ecosystems have cropped up everywhere there is a coffee shop or an artisanal sandwich truck and the idea of "doing a startup" vs.
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And for the rare Apple-meets-Etsy flourish, the company boasts of "artisanal craftsmanship" for suitcases and rice cookers while simultaneously highlighting its stores.
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The Apollonia has already drawn interest from potential partners, including farmers and artisanal small-batch producers of food and beverages across upstate New York.
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"It was like the one-dollar sandwich bread," said the Ontario-based romance writer, not the heartier, artisanal kind she and her family prefer.
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Mr. Shvartzapel thought of panettone that way until about a decade ago, when he tasted one made in the artisanal Italian tradition, in Paris.
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And if you miss suburban mall food courts, you've now got upscale, artisanal versions of them cropping up in cities, rebranded as food halls.
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The idea for artisanal ice cream came from his close relationship with his aunt Lucy, who taught him how to cook in elementary school.
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He will soon start a freight ferry service, called Harbor Harvest, which is named for an artisanal grocery store and cafe in Norwalk, Conn.
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Recently discovered artifacts of colonial America's artisanal history will be unveiled to the public on Thursday at the New York Ceramics and Glass Fair.
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According to the US National Institute of Health, artisanal and small-scale gold mining is the leading source of mercury released into the environment.
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Today, the sidewalks of Gilbertville are packed with millennials taking a break from beach volleyball to sip craft beer and nibble on artisanal pickles.
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Its bounty of artisanal cheeses (mostly British) supplies grand hotels, top restaurants, discerning Londoners and, of course, the palace with top drawer dairy products.
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Consumers in the West increasingly want products that are ethically sourced, so many large banks, jewelers and gold refineries are wary of artisanal gold.
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Henrietta Rushwaya, president of the Zimbabwe Miners Federation, urged the government to formalize the operations of artisanal miners to promote safety in the sector.
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Most Senegalese people get their salt from small scale artisanal harvesters, like Diouf, who make up about one-third of the country's overall production.
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When she heard of a vacant unit at a shopping complex in Tokyo dedicated to artisanal products, she applied, opening her store shortly thereafter.
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My favorite chocolatier introduces new artisanal chocolates a few times a year and I make a point to try them — and to savor them.
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De Saint Sernin sourced most of the fabrics on a recent trip to Japan, and was inspired by the country's craftsmanship and artisanal details.
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Like other researchers studying this trend, we see the growing taste for beer from small-scale artisanal breweries as a consumer-based social movement.
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We&aposre going to see how sardines are canned here at Pinhais and taste a few to understand what sets this artisanal method apart.
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" The Swiss firm added in another statement Tuesday that it works with organizations on the ground to "help children stay out of artisanal mining.
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But quantity doesn't always equal quality, and already there is evidence that an industrial future may not match the integrity of the artisanal present.
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Battlefields and surrounding areas are rich in gold deposits and popular with artisanal miners who use picks and shovels and generator-powered water pumps.
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Mass-market ice cream has come under pressure, as consumers look for healthier or more artisanal options, opening up the market to smaller players.
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The Chinese company is the largest buyer of artisanal cobalt in the DRC and supplies most of the world's biggest battery makers, including Apple.
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But among gold miners in Indonesia, Peru, and a few other developing countries, mercury poisoning from artisanal gold processing is still prevalent, says Caravanos.
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Haywheel is an online marketplace for artisanal foods that makes it extra simple for top-notch restaurants to score the choicest of lobster or tortellini.
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Building on its reputation from locations in Carroll Gardens and Red Hook, the Manhattan branch offers scrambled eggs-heavy breakfast sandwiches and artisanal lunch varieties.
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Octavio steps away from the watermelon so that Tilman can get his hands dirty and see how Pop Brothers makes their tasty, artisanal ice pops.
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Fiercely protective of their artisanal industry, locals resist regulation, and on Thursday some assaulted journalists recording images of the site, destroying their video memory cards.
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North Dakota is the top U.S. producer of hard red spring wheat, a high-quality grain used to make artisanal breads, pizza dough and bagels.
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So in 2005, she left Wall Street and opened a liquor store called Amanti Vino, which specializes in fine wine, craft beer and artisanal spirits.
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The recipe was created by a computer that read hundreds of artisanal pizza recipes, and was realized in edible form by a Boston pizza chef.
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I left the jail and drove northwest into the Skagit Valley, past potato farms and through a tiny town known for its artisanal graham crackers.
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The mining industry is grappling with a rising number of illegal miners, also known as artisanal miners, who break into sites in search of metals.
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Women make up around half the workforce in Mali's artisanal gold mines, which is a similar participation rate to other parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
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Before Etsy, the only place you'd find handcrafted jewelry, small-batch body soaps, and artisanal fragrance oils was at a peculiarly eco-chic garage sale.
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Second, there's a lot of interest among both the marijuana farming community and the consumer base to see locally made or locally produced artisanal products.
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"We want to provide an infrastructure for the third-wave roasters, these real artisanal coffee guys, to be available in your home," said de Rode.
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A few years later, they were inspired to start their own artisanal ice cream shop during a visit to see Sobotik's family in Austin, Texas.
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It specializes in classic cocktails with a twist, artisanal spirits, house-made bitters and a bar menu that features thin-crust New Haven-style pizzas.
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But weed underwent a rebrand to become cannabis, and now the industry consists of artisanal edibles, organically grown crop, high-end glassware, and wellness products.
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With all the force I can muster, I manage to tear myself away from the stand selling extremely expensive artisanal pickles, and we walk home.
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But then Parachute, an artisanal bedding company, launched a line of luxury bath towels at a reasonable price ($29 each), and I was instantly hooked.
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North Dakota is the biggest U.S. producer of hard red spring wheat, a high-quality grain used to make artisanal breads, pizza dough and bagels.
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The Swiss gold refiner Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, for example, buys its Ghanaian gold only from legal artisanal mines where it has checked labor conditions.
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Wikipedia calls the company a "major player in third-wave coffee" and is arguably one of the most popular artisanal coffee shops in the country.
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International trade in artisanal crafts has more than doubled over the last decade - generating $35 billion in export earnings in 2015, latest U.N. data shows.
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But for those who prefer their illusions homemade and their entertainments without layers of technological polish, "Bianco" presents what might be called the artisanal alternative.
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Some in the industry have argued that the rise of man-made diamonds is more likely to impoverish artisanal miners in Africa than nasty regimes.
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While a few of these hipsters were natives, most had moved to town with a dream of creating an artisanal, locally sourced, small batch lifestyle.
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Stonyfield makes soy-based yogurt, and smaller companies like Kite Hill — which has funding from General Mills — also make artisanal plant- and nut-based yogurts.
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Congolese cobalt, however, faces another problem aside from increased taxes - some consumers are concerned about the use of child labor at the country's artisanal mines.
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For Children In recent years, Brooklyn has become famous for trailblazers: inventive artists, artisanal food and beer makers and, of course, New York's original hipsters.
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They were Color Field gone organic, artisanal, made with various teas, powdered iron, mica, sea snail dye and water from the East and Hudson Rivers.
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Currently, companies are facing challenges in the areas of environment, health and safety, and human rights when cobalt is extracted through so-called artisanal mining.
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I've always considered Mountain Medicine artisanal and I'd love to talk about where the products we use come from, but I just can't do that.
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And people should be rerouted to work that could be done with dignity—she gave the examples of artisanal design, digital work and elder care.
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This one has tawny leather chairs that recline like La-Z-Boys and artisanal sliders delivered to your seat, at the touch of a button.
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You know all those bespoke experiences that American urbanites have been reviving: the artisanal butcher and barber shops, the gourmet grocer and the community bookstore?
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And there's quite a range of quality to keep in mind; free-range, organic, artisanal, hormone- and antibiotic-free, never-frozen chicken is the pinnacle.
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Osaka was defeated, 6-4, 22019-237, by Katerina Siniakova, a Czech with an artisanal service motion who is better known for her doubles prowess.
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After a long day of culture, wind down with a late dinner and cocktails at Bsquared, known for its artisanal pizzas and shareable small plates.
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Just as tie-dye provided an escape from uniformity in the '60s, Allegra's artisanal ethos is the opposite of designing clothing for fast, mass consumption.
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A blitzkrieg tour of some of the artist's favorite haunts started with gelato by an artisanal confectioner, followed by a chaser of barbecued pork ribs.
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He stopped at an artisanal cafe in Concord and talked with patrons — who appeared outnumbered by journalists — before ordering a parfait and a blueberry muffin.
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Malcolm X Boulevard in Harlem around 21965th Street is now lined with artisanal French restaurants, wood-fired pizza joints and brunch places serving kale salad.
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The embrace of artisanal bread baking is a new trend in Japan, fueled by the proliferation of European-style bakeries in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
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Artisanal miners in Zambia are meant to secure mining rights from the government by submitting relevant paperwork, paying fees and completing an environmental commitment plan.
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Across the village, 3 Singing Birds brings together all things exquisite and scented, from ginger-infused honey (2112 dollars) to aromatic, artisanal candles (21956 dollars).
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"How many people in Burkina Faso can pay the school fees without artisanal mining?" said Moamoudou Rabo, head of a national union of gold miners.
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Entrepreneurs are jockeying to be the Shake Shack of Chinese dumplings, of vegan food, of Lebanese flatbread, of Japanese ramen noodles, of artisanal fried chicken.
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Combined with generous sleeves and full skirts, the nipped-in waist created a curvaceous line with an artisanal edge and an invigorating lack of fuss.
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It is a different sort of wine, and while mass-produced Lambruscos can be very good, they are rarely as distinctive as the artisanal versions.
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Even her first novel, 1993's Saving Agnes, has marks of the quality for which she is beloved, a great sensitivity fortified by artisanal bitchiness.
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Often passed from generation to generation, many of these ancient trades have been fading as the world shifts from the artisanal to the mass produced.
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These factions are drawn to the artisanal mining sector for money, whether in the form of "taxation" on miners, forced labour or just plain pillaging.
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Four other people in New York and Florida reported feeling sick after eating Ouleout, the artisanal cheese, which is produced by Vulto Creamery in Walton.
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It won't fool anyone used to the truly artisanal, boutique-creamery stuff, but compared to what's at any old grocery store, it's not far off.
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"With gypsy brewing, I've always been working with one hand tied behind my back," said Brian Strumke, who founded the nomadic Stillwater Artisanal in 2010.
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The thing to remember when you're visiting is this: San Francisco, stripped away of all the artisanal bullshit, is a view city and nature city.
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"There is a trend of people who produce fernet in an artisanal way and then sell it at fairs or market it," says Boticario's Steinberg.
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The feeling in the area is slightly more industrial park than artisanal neighborhood, but the quality of the drink makes up for the lack of charm.
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But the mix of retail businesses remains eclectic: A laundromat with a faded sign and the artisanal Empire Mayonnaise Company occupy the same block of Vanderbilt.
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What the Chattanooga native has also noticed is that even the traditionalists "are traveling more," and trying less familiar products, including artisanal breads, in other places.
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Designers from around the Commonwealth, who represent the best in contemporary fashion and creativity, have been partnered with communities representing traditional hand-crafts and artisanal skills.
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Eclac's study also calls for developing projects to support artisanal fishing and small-scale aquaculture companies, and for the establishment of health, environmental and traceability standards.
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Boom Chicka Pop is known for their artisanal flavors and real ingredients, so we're already salivating for their seasonal hot cocoa and marshmallow-flavored kettle corn.
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We can create a desire for the artisanal watch again just as we've brought back fine pencils and pickles because if we don't we're truly sunk.
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All the bags of artisanal hippie granola that we scored at Christmas from our kin are gone, mixed into cookies or eaten with yogurt and fruit.
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"The increasing resources to secure compliance and the challenging conditions at the mining regions have forced Metalor to reassess its approach to artisanal mining," Metalor said.
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At the start of the series, Beck's crush is a faux hipster rich kid named Benji (Lou Taylor Pucci) who is obsessed with crafting "artisanal" soda.
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Activists say they fear the deployment of the army to tackle the issue of illegal artisanal mining could lead to violent clashes and human rights abuses.
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For the guy whose five-alarm chili is the stuff of legend, this gift basket of artisanal goodies imbued with spicy sriracha is the perfect gift.
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Guests dined on food brought by Contemporary Catering, and later were treated to cake and ice cream sandwiches by Vanilla Bake Shop & Ron's Artisanal Ice Cream.
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You see, my beloved artisanal lunchmaker Maple—the popular food delivery service backed by superstar chef David Chang—announced it's shutting down after just two years.
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However, most of the negative reviews seemed to be more upset at the concept of an artisanal mayo than the service or quality of its products.
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Glencore, a producer of industrial-scale cobalt in Congo, has this year faced a series of problems, including an incursion of artisanal miners on its concession.
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Joe goes to Beck's poetry show, only for the aspiring writer to leave the stage, drunk and in tears because artisanal soda man Benji never showed.
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I'm walking through La Caleta, the artisanal fishing stands in Ñam Santiago, one of Chile's largest and most important food festivals promoting Chilean cuisine and culture.
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And while plenty of them attempt to hit the twenty-something's desire for easy, 'grammable, and artisanal, (and we're not naming names), those attempts fall flat.
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He said the workforce has doubled in recent years and he hoped Konjic could become a regional center for artisanal firms such as leather and metalwork.
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Hard red spring wheat, a high-quality grain used to make artisanal breads, pizza dough and bagels, represents roughly a quarter of total U.S. wheat output.
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In Ghana, poisonous dust and exposure to toxic chemicals and mine collapses threaten the health and safety of children who work in the artisanal gold mines.
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Prolonged exposure to cobalt dust has been linked to "hard metal lung disease," which is potentially fatal, and many artisanal mines are poorly constructed and ventilated.
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At the end of the supply chain, automotive companies have already been fretting about the DRC's problematic mix of political instability, regulatory unpredictability and artisanal mining.
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My first stop of the night was Rebol, a bar whose vibe can best be summed up as artisanal Chipotle meets Lower East Side mixology lounge.
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Here's what a 2017 store in Oregon looks like, according to the game: We loaded up on kombucha, craft beer, and artisanal coffee — when in Oregon.
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"When I order my burger, I'm picturing the Heinz I'm going to bathe it in," argued Ben Robinson at Thrillist in a screed against artisanal variations.
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These transactions tend to focus on premium food brands that accommodate changing consumer preferences and reorient the brand mix towards artisanal, specialty, natural and organic options.
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And since I've seen Sony brand everything from artisanal donuts to bottled water with the familiar PS insignia, why shouldn't these wet wipes be PlayStation-branded?
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Buddhism, in his view, was long ago betrayed into Brahmanism; the open-ended artisanal practice of meditation became a caste-bound dogma with "truths" and ceremonies.
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"The precedent is a difficult one for industrial miners to swallow because they like to deny the presence of artisanal miners on their concessions," he said.
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But there was a late surge of ticket-buying, and now he was panicking about running out of artisanal Cloud-Nine Marshmallows for the gift bags.
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To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
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The 1.5-inch wide slots allow you to toast a variety of items including artisanal bread that you slice yourself, English muffins, pastries, and bagel halves.
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"Still Brazy" is an artisanal, proletarian Los Angeles gangster rap record, less tribute to the sound's golden age than a full-throated and wholly absorbed recitation.
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"Trawlers catch all the fish available regardless of protected species or safety standards," says Abdou Karim Sall, President of the Platform of Senegalese Artisanal Fishermen (PAPAS).
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The bakery, meanwhile, churns out aromatic breads (from traditional baguettes to apricot currant walnut sourdough) and artisanal baked goods, like pistachio croissants and pear rosewater muffins.
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"We see a big growth opportunity in offering artisanal fragrance that harks back to the ways they used to be conceived of and purchased," he said.
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Mr. Winters expects the artisanal soy sauce market to develop faster than craft spirits did, partly because the so-called maker movement is now so robust.
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Steve Mitchell, a spokesman for Sprat Association, a fishing cooperative, sees the ICJ ruling as a chance for the island's artisanal fishermen to learn new skills.
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Chiwenga was head of the army in 2008 when troops removed thousands of artisanal miners from the Chiadzwa diamond fields in the eastern district of Marange.
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Artisanal mining on the edge of commercial mine sites is a big problem across Africa as the rudimentary and unregulated practices miners employ can compromise safety.
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The sculpture, which stands just over six inches tall, is labeled as "China for Export," as it was an artisanal object created to be sold abroad.
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Roberta's has been at the forefront of the New York and national artisanal pizza scenes for some time, and is a jewel of Brooklyn's restaurant community.
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They'd founded the Agrarian Kitchen to fill that gap, but couldn't have anticipated the way the food market would move to all artisanal all the time.
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Entrepreneurship Marijuana is becoming legal in California, and entrepreneurs are rushing in with infused artisanal chocolates, specialized farming equipment and security teams to guard large hauls.
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When you come up the escalator from the 21 train station, what you see first aren't artisanal food trucks, but regular coffee and hot dog carts.
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Mass-produced shoes have edged out most of his business, but after four decades in his adopted trade, he refuses to let his artisanal business die.
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There were images of fighter jets and missile launchings cut together with shots of dancing children, pictures of artisanal pizza and time-lapse sunrises over skyscrapers.
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Ethiopia, for example, runs artisanal gold buying centres which offer a higher price than the going market rate to attract miners away from the black market.
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The old family farms may be having a tough time economically, but some are finding new income by creating artisanal products based on local food traditions.
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A massive headpiece, a heavily beaded mini-dress topped with a skirt and cropped jacket, and a crucifix necklace comprised the look by Maison Margiela Artisanal.
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Even a show like "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series," developed with the express aim of capitalizing on an existing franchise, has its artisanal side.
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With the original object missing, he said, such artisanal impositions could not be avoided; at least they were based in rigorous digital analysis of Caravaggio's style.
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"I think people today are returning more and more to foods that are artisanal, without preservatives and other ingredients that are unfamiliar," Ms. De Laval said.
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Such informal digging known as artisanal or small-scale mining (ASM) - has been around for centuries, and gold offers cash to communities that may lack alternatives.
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Its researchers visited 1,615 sites between 0003 and 2015, calculating that 240,000 artisanal workers were employed on them, around 80 percent of them searching for gold.
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The name of the brand was derived from two ideas: the microprecision needed to create lenses and the mega, maximalist nature of artisanal design in Italy.
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The creation of the Rapa Nui Rahui Marine Protected Area restricts commercial fishing and underwater mining, while allowing local artisanal fishermen to continue with their craft.
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But the quality of breads available in American bakeries has improved exponentially, and the artisanal handmade loaves, rolls and buns are surely worth the extra charge.
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Ailil Delgado, the owner of Panefilos, an artisanal bread shop in Guadalajara, said she would be willing to pay more for flour free of American wheat.
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Artisanal jam-obsessed, kale-munching urbanites scoff at these convenience items as pedestrian; microwaves have somehow become akin to Razor Scooters in terms of their shamefulness.
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A typical box might feature Tarot cards, instructions for performing new-moon and full-moon rituals, a guided meditation packet, pillow sprays, and artisanal beauty supplies.
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As Catharine Rossi has written, the country's unusually robust artisanal base has served the manufacturing sector well, even as ancient hierarchies of labor have remained intact.
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This is the sort of CV that resonates with voters in northern Virginia, an area dotted with independent coffee shops serving customers who use words like "artisanal".
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There are islands in between selling artisanal wine and cheese experiences, all peddling the illusion that you would be here if you absolutely didn't have to be.
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Over the past 22010 years, she's built an internationally known family-owned jewelry brand, one of only a handful of medium-sized artisanal jewelers in the world.
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I have a minor heart attack when I see how much one of the artisanal cheeses costs, but E. promptly Venmos me to cover the whole bill.
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Founded in 1989, Patrón is distilled using a combination of artisanal techniques and more modern methods at a vast, mock-colonial hacienda in the highlands of Jalisco.
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The shop boasts ethical fashion for the luxury buyer with hard to find artisanal items from globally sourced brands you'd normally only find at its online site.
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But, does the fact that a product is touted as "artisanal" and is made with more expensive ingredients make it superior to its less flashy, mainstream counterpart?
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Africa's largest economy has largely untapped deposits of minerals including gold, tin and zinc but some 80 percent of mining is carried out on an artisanal basis.
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Informal methods of gold production, known as "artisanal" or small-scale mining, have grown rapidly in recent years as demand for gold has boomed, pushing prices higher.
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Sure, it might be fun to ride the streetcar from Greenpoint to Red Hook to dine on artisanal in-vitro meatballs at IKEA 10 years from now.
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It is being seen as an opportunity to relaunch the island's fishing industry, and revamp its artisanal fishing, to make it more competitive and to win investment.
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Informal "artisanal" miners have taken to re-excavating copper and other metals from the Black Mountain waste site in the town of Kitwe in Zambia's Copperbelt Province.
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He suggests that much as some consumers have shunned packaged, unhealthy foods in favour of artisanal options, they might opt for new ways to spend time online.
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Its next collab (or Co-Lab, as the Swedish retailer likes to call them) goes in a decidedly different direction — with artisanal leather design house Zana Bayne.
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After seeing patients struggle to find nutritious but tasty food, he opened a chain of shops selling sustainably made cheeses and a distribution company for artisanal foods.
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Tens of thousands of children as young as six dig for the toxic substance in artisanal mines in the country's southeast, without protective clothing, rights groups say.
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The county sheriff's office was quick to post photos of the artisanal plate — which was made from cardboard and what appears to be tempera paint — to Facebook.
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A United Nations report published this year said artisanal and small-scale gold mining accounts for up to 80% of emissions of mercury in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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The team behind THCheese became aware that their artisanal cannabis-infused cheeses wouldn't be able to comply when a draft of the regulations was released last summer.
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The victim was an artisanal gold miner from a nearby village, two workers at the Avesoro mine told Reuters, declining to be named for fear of reprisals.
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Artisanal beers and vegan fare came out of the kitchen while dogs trotted around looking to get a taste, or at least a pat on the head.
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Two famed Dutch cheeses, Gouda Holland and Edam Holland, are among the many artisanal European products threatened with U.S. tariffs the Trump administration announced on April 8.
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As diners become increasingly savvy about how their artisanal sausages are made, the boundaries between chefs, cooks and customers are shifting — and, in some cases, dissolving completely.
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Downingtown, Pennsylvania-based Victory Brewing Company and Lakewood, New York-based Southern Tier Brewing are forming an alliance that will operate under parent company Artisanal Brewing Ventures.
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Taqueria SinaloaIf you can navigate your way around all the artisanal donut shops and taxidermy boutiques, you can probably still find an amazing burrito in the Mission.
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East Neuk Glass and Crail Pottery showcase artisanal wares, and the Crail Harbour Gallery and Tearoom serves a stellar pot of tea and toasted Scottish cheddar panini.
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Starting on Saturday, store shelves in New York and San Francisco will be stocked with the OddFellows and Humphry Slocombe artisanal ice cream brands made from plants.
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In London, cold-pressed juice shops seem to outnumber Starbucks, and an artisanal porridge cafe, 26 Grains, has become a destination for members of the glamour industries.
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Artisanal gold mining, conducted with rudimentary tools, is a key source of income in both Mali and Guinea, but poses numerous safety risks, including frequent mine collapses.
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Olga Visbal, an architect, designed this bakery in 2013 after she began baking herself; artisanal bread was unusual in this city, where factory-made slices were standard.
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Sure, I'd been to Smorgasburg, Brooklyn Flea's roaming pop-up food market, so I knew that $10 jars of pickles and "artisanal mayonnaise" were not entirely mythological.
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I wanted to talk to someone deeply familiar with Chicago's drinking scene, so I dialed up Toby Maloney, founder of Chicago artisanal cocktail emporium The Violet Hour.
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Of the 500 artisanal hams that Le Guel and his team produce by hand every week, 10 percent are used to make Parisien sandwiches in the capital.
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"The tin industry has an unusually high proportion of artisanal mining and this presents particular challenges in assessing and making improvements in the supply chain," ITRI said.
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Anthony Bourdain: I think it's part of the effect of the discovery by corporations that if they call something artisanal they get to charge more for it.
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DIY Mozzarella/Ricotta Cheese-Making Kit, available at Williams Sonoma, $25.95Dad deserves artisanal mozzarella and ricotta made with love, even if he has to make it himself.
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As Lauren Michelle Jackson's 2017 essay details, artisanal and craft food culture often involves putting a white face on the labor and expertise of non-white bodies.
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Utge and his wife now run an artisanal textiles business, grow fruit in their orchard and have access to "exceptional medical professionals" for their son, he said.
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They marveled at how even old-line manufacturing cities now offer a convincing simulacrum of coastal life, complete with artisanal soap stores and farm-to-table restaurants.
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Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's absurdist tribute to America's hippest city — with its cat bands, artisanal knots and Eddie Vedder tattoos — will wrap up after eight seasons.
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Verona, while long on breweries, day cares, artisanal pizza and jumbo mortgages, lacks an urgent-care clinic, so I drove into nearby west Madison for some attention.
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Brooklyn too is changed: white hipster waiters with fulsome beards serving artisanal cocktails, black old-timers getting "We Buy Homes for Cash!" fliers jammed under their doors.
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Valerio Cancellier: Today, the tattoo world is the continued research of an exceptional artisanal product, which is very often referred to as 'art'—rejecting the ritual aspect.
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This four-year-old brand's reputation has been quietly forged on its devotion to ornate textiles, artisanal techniques and quality provenance, and this season was no exception.
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Mr. Keller, whose résumé is filled with slackers, bros and skeeves, concocts in Jaxton an artisanal blend of all three: sincere insincerity served in a Mason jar.
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Wanderlust Machu Picchu is the area's most popular tourist stop, but the land beyond is home to lesser-known ruins, artisanal crafts and an innovative food scene.
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At the top of the coffee hierarchy is specialty coffee, an elite community of tastemakers that function as coffee sommeliers for corporations, importing companies, and artisanal brewers.
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Set in the intimate lower level of the Casa del Águila Cultural Center, the microbrewery serves artisanal lagers, I.P.A.s, hefeweizens and coffee stouts as well as sausages.
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The passionate minority might prefer artisanal cheese and extreme progressive politics, but at the end of the day, fast food and moderate liberalism are going to win.
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Mulenga said Zambia's target for gold production next year was 40,000 kg and that would come from primary and secondary sources, including artisanal and small-scale miners.
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Many bakeries, even the kind that grind their own flour and brag of centuries-old sourdough starter, stock whole Pullman loaves, white bread in an artisanal disguise.
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As cafes, bars and artisanal boutiques moved in, the Marais became the center for Paris's L.G.B.T. community, drawing more visitors and prompting an ever more vibrant makeover.
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Belgian research group IPIS, with backing from the DRC's ministry of mines, has conducted invaluable research into the artisanal mining camps in the east of the country.
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Two people have died following an outbreak of listeria linked to a popular artisanal raw milk cheese made in upstate New York, the authorities said this week.
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While Austin had definitively rejected Uber and Lyft, the artisanal ride-hailing renaissance showed that there was still an appetite for something beyond the existing taxi system.
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The scrappy "artisanal" mines provide a crucial source of income to people outside Tanzania's cities, but like the mining site at Nyaligongo, many operate without government licenses.
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This 25,000-square-foot location features small-batch roastings of rare and exotic coffees from 30 countries and fresh baked artisanal food from local baker, Rocco Princi.
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The designer's waste-not approach utilizes industry off-cuts and designer surplus and celebrates artisanal craftsmanship, with all pieces being consciously crafted in the brand's London studio.
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The "finely curated menu of artisanal cocktails," as the hotel's website describes it, includes the Heart of Gold, a negroni-like concoction infused with white truffles ($150).
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"I would love to see the fishing industry at least branch out from the industrialization that's been going on into more artisanal, boutique types of suppliers," Haatuft said.
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Tom Dixon Form Sugar Bowl and Spoon | $90 This gold-washed brass bowl and matching spoon will look simply smashing next to your collection of artisanal loose teas.
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Underneath it, though, here was a man with no particular mission in politics, who merely happened to have a deep well of talent for its more artisanal side.
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Cobalt's problematic supply chain, with too much coming from one country and too much coming from the "grey" artisanal sector, may yet hobble its longer-term usage profile.
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Artisanal miners at La Rinconada produced some 6.8 million fine grams of gold last year, or about nearly 5 percent of Peru's gold production, according to government data.
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Art-and-design schools were established in Tokyo (formerly Edo, now the national capital), Kyoto and Kanazawa, and Japan showcased its artisanal and industrial wares in international expositions.
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The era of SoLoMo photo apps, messaging copycats, new niche social networks, "Uber for X", and on-demand delivery of artisanal civet coffee is behind us at last.
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Yanardag's team used bias to their advantage to cook creative pizzas: They trained their AI on artisanal recipes rather than Papa Johns', so the output would be novel.
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He struck out his own, forming his own group after the Pakistani military drove the Taliban from Darra Adam Khel, a tribal town known for its artisanal gunsmiths.
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Most large refiners that supply gold to major Western banks, central banks and jewellers are wary of taking gold from artisanal mines, leaving them to find other buyers.
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In craft beer-loving Seattle, meanwhile, PicoBrew, which sells an $800 brewing system for making artisanal beer at home, closed on a $10.6 million Series A last spring.
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The Italian fashion house has founded the Gucci École de l'Amour, an education program aimed at bolstering the technical skills associated with the label's artisanal craft and production.
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Magufuli also ordered new mining minister Dotto Biteko to establish centres in all mineral rich regions to control the artisanal mineral market, as mandated by the 2017 laws.
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Eventually, nearly everyone may have jobs that are valued for their inefficiency: as concert musicians, or artisanal cheesemakers, or members of the household staff of the very rich.
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Eric Eslao, founder of Defonce Chocolatier - which makes artisanal cannabis-infused chocolates costing $20 a bar - was a senior production manager at Apple just over a year ago.
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The Ecto Sour is a lot like a pisco sour, except instead of bullshit artisanal ingredients like simple syrup and fresh lemon juice, you can use Ecto Cooler.
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I wanted to solve a problem: showing customers all the amazing artisanal florists in their home cities, and making the experience of sending flowers enjoyable and hassle-free.
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She also foresaw the economic power of small businesses to revitalize neighborhoods and invigorate street life: Think of the hipster café, vintage store, and artisanal cheese shop economy.
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From PB&Js on white as a kid, to hoagies in Philadelphia, to "artisanal" bread baskets in high-end restaurants, I thought I knew what good bread was.
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Artisanal upstart pretzel slingers had to learn this the hard way, but hopefully others will avoid straying from the standard knot shape, assuming Apple doesn't own that one.
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A DRC government study, cited by Amnesty, estimated that there are between 110,000 and 150,000 artisanal miners in the country's southern region, most of whom are self-employed.
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In their report, Amnesty and Afrewatch call on the DRC government to expand its list of authorized artisanal mining zones, and to enforce safety regulations at all sites.
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Pickles become artisanal delicacies, Tinsley Mortimer is going to join the cast of Real Housewives of New York, and The Situation is inexplicably MIA on Sammi Sweetheart's birthday.
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CRU estimates that "average artisanal trader netbacks" surged 150% to $18 per lb between 2016 and 803 with production unsurprisingly booming from 6,500 tonnes to over 19,2000 tonnes.
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But if roughly correct, it would mean that artisanal mining in the Congo was the second largest source of global mine supply after Congo's official sector in 22019.
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It's also the opportunity to attract a workforce that will stoke the local economy buying electric cars, artisanal bread and everything else they'll need to build a life.
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The floors are covered with boldly patterned artisanal Lebanese tiles, most of them more than a century old, scooped up from houses also on the verge of destruction.
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Yet as I spoke to Donna that morning, I realized how much that omniscience has begun to wane — unleashing a more experimental or even artisanal approach in oncology.
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In February, halvah completed its artisanal arc with the opening of the chic-simple Seed & Mill stall in the bustling Chelsea Market, where tahini is milled on site.
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KASSERINE, Tunisia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Souad Gharsalli lives in a rented flat in the center of Kasserine, in western Tunisia, baking and selling artisanal bread to make money.
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This matched the artisanal, local and very expensive cookery of the sort practiced by Skye Gyngell, the chef at Spring, a farm-to-table restaurant in Somerset House.
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While we have been devouring heavily buttered toast with eggs at the diner for decades, toast became fancy in 2014 when San Francisco started serving up artisanal toast.
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"Artisanal'" selection: The shelves of next-wave convenience stores are often stocked with local, niche brands accompanied by the quality — and prices — you'd expect at more upscale stores.
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CRU estimates that "average artisanal trader netbacks" surged 150% to $18 per lb between 803 and 2017 with production unsurprisingly booming from 6,500 tonnes to over 2000,22019 tonnes.
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But if roughly correct, it would mean that artisanal mining in the Congo was the second largest source of global mine supply after Congo's official sector in 22025.
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"A blossoming job market and an exploding entertainment scene [are] fueling an appetite (and thirst) for all things locally sourced and artisanal in craft," a local expert said.
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Just down the street, at 58, rue Tiquetonne, is G. Detou, an épicerie that will make even the most banal cook dream of becoming an artisanal pastry chef.
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They came through to get coffee from the forever-brewing pot, grab a gluten-free artisanal cookie from the honor-system pantry or just look for a chat.
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Spector's hatred of painting comes through loud and clear in the phrase, "handcrafted essence," which sounds like a description of scented candles or small batches of artisanal beer.
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Immediately I was greeted with a cotton candy stand offering cannabis-infused treats ranging in flavor from classic peach to my selection, artisanal charcoal sage, which was amazing.
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This year, it spent about $2.4 billion to buy one of those buildings, Chelsea Market, an old Nabisco factory that has become a destination for artisanal food shops.
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The stone-milled whole wheat flour was then given to an artisanal bakery, where it was prepared with only water, salt, and sourdough starter; no additives, no preservatives.
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Front Burner A couple of artisanal spirits now produced at the new All Points West Distillery in the Ironbound section of Newark are worth adding to the bar.
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Zambia aims to produce 40,000 kg of gold in 2020 from primary and secondary sources, including artisanal and small-scale miners, according to Mines Permanent Secretary Barnaby Mulenga.
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But while these stores have distinctive — and sometimes pricier — offerings like artisanal cheese and artichoke ravioli, they cannot replace the labyrinthine corner market, a linchpin for any neighborhood.
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The policy, known as Measure A, favors small-scale artisanal growers by taxing the acreage under cultivation rather than tonnage and by charging lower rates for smaller plots.
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Early trendsetters like Evil Twin Brewing and Mikkeller of Copenhagen and Stillwater Artisanal of Baltimore built themselves into international brands through sales in bars, supermarkets and beer stores.
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Artisanal miners "are the world's hidden suppliers, and they're working in horrible conditions," said Karen Hayes of Pact, an NGO working across Africa to bolster supply chain transparency.
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"It's artisanal," said Moreno Pelligrini, who put birthday candles for a diner's birthday in pieces of Perbellini pandoros at one of the chef's associated restaurants, Locanda 4 Cuochi.
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"If you look at the epicenters of ice cream innovation, you're seeing that happening in Los Angeles," he said, citing the city's artisanal creameries such as Salt & Straw.
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"We have been working with Huayou on a program that will verify individual artisanal mines, according to our standards," Apple said in a statement, according to the Post.
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The trend was fully underway when handmade ceramics and ceramics classes got enormously popular among those with a taste for the artisanal or a case of digital exhaustion.
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Doubtfire and Matilda reading artisanal erotic smut about a unicorn butt cop and a bigfoot pirate ghost having sex in a police station — but… wholesome, in a weird way?
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The area is rich in gold, iron ore, and coltan, and has been mined by locals and people from other nearby regions for decades in small scale "artisanal" operations.
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Yet up to 20 percent are obtained through artisanal mining, a practice that employees around 1.5 million people that in fact contributes to environmental, health and human rights abuses.
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However, the NGOs say singling out low-priced cobalt typically produced by artisanal miners ignores other "serious red flags" such as corruption by large-scale miners of all metals.
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Even if its "artisanal" delivery logistics are more and more complex, Louis is still trying to diversify his offer of exclusive products to Quebec territory, through its new website.
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They also serve other Chilean specialties—served atop their artisanal, local tableware—such as pastel de choclo, a kind of sweet corn polenta gratin that won't leave you hungry.
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"I think that as far as quality artisanal butter is concerned, there are very, very few of us on the market who can deliver large quantities," says Rousseaux-Gubri.
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Other monthly wine clubs have been at things longer, sending out award-winning wines, or hand-selected wines, or small-batch wines paired with craft meats and artisanal cheeses.
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I always tell people it's kind of like a gateway cheese if you want to introduce someone to an artisanal cheese, but you can find it at the supermarket.
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Over the course of the evening, the venue will be serving 7,200 pieces of sushi, 4,000 pounds of artisanal cheese, 1,000 bottles of wine and 1,240 pounds of shrimp.
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Over time, Bokksu has created proprietary relationships with more than 55 artisanal Japanese snack makers, some of whom have been making traditional snacks and candy for hundreds of years.
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But despite the high-quality product and the fact that it comes in cute containers, his customers aren't artisanal coffeehouses (they say it's too pricey), or cool young people.
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Read More: Meet the Guy Selling Artisanal SNES and NES Games on Etsy A second EB Games employee confirmed that the SNES Classic would not be sold in Quebec.
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Daimler reiterated it had joined the Responsible Cobalt Initiative, a program established under a Chinese industry body to tackle risks in the cobalt supply chain arising from artisanal mining.
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While Americans have artisanal strains and weed delivery services run by hot models, my dealer in the UK was a dour South Asian dude who only sold horrible skunk.
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Since then, the government has encouraged artisanal miners to dig for cobalt in areas deemed unsuitable for industrial mining, and it has passed regulations on environmental and safety practices.
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But what it does do is underline the overwhelming consistency of the ketchup industry; despite a boom in artisanal ketchup companies, the majority of Americans are still using Heinz.
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DEARTH OF DATA The Ekapa project's woes show the urgent need for the government to provide clear policy on small-scale or "artisanal" mining using rudimentary techniques, campaigners say.
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With the new ingredients available to him, Collins can become an artisanal manager, using the specialized skills of his roster as the Mets attempt to return to the postseason.
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To make the product, Dr. Yonetani rents a room at the back of the Organic Food Incubator, a cooperative space for artisanal food producers in Long Island City, Queens.
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Ms. Hoy's use of denim feels appropriate for a moment when jeans are so popular they range from artisanal to mass-produced, from skinny to boyfriend to high-rise.
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A few doors down, 21Tara (388 Myrtle Avenue) stocks fair-trade artisanal items like soft cotton Gudri blankets, African Indigo scarves and wood-printed pillows made in Jaipur, India.
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The new Reserve Roastery, which boasts 230,153 square feet of retail space spread across five floors, has three coffee bars, an artisanal bakery and cafe, and a cocktail bar.
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Not so for the man behind "Artisanal Prison Shanks", an Instagram page that posts photos of knives cobbled together by prisoners out of HB pencils, toothbrushes and sharpened wood.
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But wait, you ask: When Wang moved the Islanders to Brooklyn, didn't he include a promise to keep the team in the land of the artisanal for 25 years?
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Just last year, Oceana convinced the Brazilian government to create Fishery Management Councils, which will develop fishery management plans with the input of environmental NGOs and artisanal fisheries representatives.
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Our Airbnb was in Oltrarno, the hip, Brooklyn-like Florentine neighborhood just south of the River Arno, filled with little eateries and shops selling artisanal rucksacks and handmade puppets.
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When it is praised, we don't talk about its artisanal roots; we call it the humble slice, the street-corner slice, the slice of the common man and woman.
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Now, it's not artisanal pork or small-batch bourbon, but you should absolutely avail yourself of this week's cornucopia of candy-themed stories in The New York Times Magazine.
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The pieces were, it now seems, far more often dictated on the run than written in that tower, dictation being the era's more aristocratic, less artisanal method of composition.
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Downtown, shoppers and diners patronize more than 21 stores, restaurants and businesses, including clothing boutiques, an artisanal cheese shop, the 228-year-old Womrath Bookshop and a triplex cinema.
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We need to see further progress on governance of the artisanal mining sector, especially in conflict-ridden areas such as eastern DRC and the wider African Great Lakes region.
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Collingwood used to be known for its working-class pubs and rough music venues and now, looking down its main thoroughfares, it's more boutique cocktail bars and artisanal retail.
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We are at Conservas Pinhais, which is one of the oldest preserving factories here in Portugal and one of the few that still cans sardines the traditional, artisanal way.
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As Christopher Caldwell writes in The Times, well-financed weed businesses are already turning into big companies, transforming an "artisanal" trade into a corporate one and introducing new risks.
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All of these are linked in their persistent effort to eliminate artisanal competence and other forms of manual virtuosity from the horizon of both artist competence and aesthetic valuation.
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El Destilado's * chef formerly worked at Saison, a three-Michelin-star restaurant in San Francisco, and the menu—which emphasized "local, artisanal, organic" food—was designed to be ephemeral.
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So in 2013, the married couple started traveling as far afield as Massachusetts and Virginia to produce juicy I.P.A.s and hopped sour beers with their Grimm Artisanal Ales label.
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If cold cuts are your thing, you'll find artisanal mortadella from Bologna dotted with toasted sweet pistachios, and crostini carpeted with lacy coppa (shoulder ham) cured with Amarone wine.
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Handcrafted with an artisanal flare, Moby Dick, or, the Card Game captures the livelier moments of the novel and will leave you trembling in Moby's wake at the finish.
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"So the cultural collaboration is us, with our multiple layers of digital lighting and realistic creature designs, and them, with their spectacular artisanal skills in building illuminated creatures," he explained.
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The Red Hook neighborhood around the Port Authority Cruise terminal, where we are holding Disrupt, is home to artisanal breweries, chocolate makers, unique eateries, art galleries, bike shops, and more.
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No, the real move is to take it at room temperature, which will require you to set aside any artisanal illusions you were entertaining about the origins of this loaf.
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But because of its functional (and often gendered) nature, the broom is an everyday object that kicks up a lot of sticky questions when it collides with the artisanal movement.
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Cobalt is in focus because around two thirds of the world's supplies are from Democratic Republic of Congo, where roughly one fifth of cobalt is mined in unregulated artisanal mines.
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This will soon not be the case and print books will become artisanal objets D'art relegated to used bookstores when reading and writing will attempt to take root and blossom.
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The New Yorker lives in a one-bedroom unit in the heart of Chinatown, paying only $1,500 for a space that has no trouble housing all her modern, artisanal decor.
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These are mostly innocuous: Tony talks to Pepper about goji berries, affirming that he's adopted an artisanal, man-of-the-woods lifestyle and given up the superhero life for good.
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At least 41 artisanal diggers died at the KOV copper and cobalt open-pit mine in Congo, in which Glencore unit Katanga Mining has a 20830% stake, local authorities said.
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In its 2016 sustainability report, Glencore said when it sourced cobalt in Congo from outside its own production, it only dealt with third parties that did not use artisanal mines.
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Knowing the true, dictionary definition of the word will help us call BS on anyone who labels their product "artisanal" but doesn't produce them in limited quantities by traditional methods.
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He and his wife moved to Asheville and started up an artisanal pizza business, which they dubbed Gallolea—his last name plus that of a friend who had encouraged him.
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Americans are constantly in the hunt for the next food trend — broccoli greens are the new kale (yuck), fake meat is the new meat, artisanal bread is the new ... bread.
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To extract the honey from the hive, Escalante takes individual frames to a processing house nearby and scrapes off the wax, which is used for artisanal candles and other purposes.
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But Amnesty argues that the government has not authorized enough zones for artisanal mining, forcing many to strike out in unregulated areas, and has done little to enforce its rules.
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The whole operation is supervised by both SAEMAPE and PACT, a non-government organization that is active in artisanal mining around the world, with Trafigura maintaining a quarterly inspection regime.
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For a while it even had to fend off intrigue over whether it had melted another maker's squares into its own bars, such is the growing fascination with artisanal chocolate.
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This is actually a piece of "artisanal" hardware, handmade in a small factory, and the brothers, Arash and Mehdi, dedicated all their spare cycles to making sure this thing worked.
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As with gin, which requires a delicately balanced formula and a careful hand, small so-called artisanal distillers without much experience do not necessarily make better whiskies than seasoned producers.
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The marketing of so-called artisanal foods has traditionally prioritized narrative; the stories of our food have become so paramount that fussing about flavor is coming to seem almost gauche.
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Last year, American Paul Beatty won the award for his novel "The Sellout," a tale of an artisanal marijuana grower who attempts to introduce slavery to his Los Angeles neighbourhood.
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He precedes all the other signs of it—a half-million luxury apartment complex, a slightly too-expensive movie theater, an artisanal butchers' shop—by two or three good years.
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However, with the marketing of these brands living partly online, cannabis users all over the world have become aware of them, spawning international followings for these must-have "artisanal" products.
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With a mere 22 seats, the chef and partner, John Creger, who was at Artisanal and Le Cirque, serves what amounts to an inventive 10-course dinner party for $65.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - At least 41 artisanal miners were killed on Thursday when part of a copper and cobalt mine owned by Glencore collapsed in southeast Congo, the provincial governor said.
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At least 20645 artisanal diggers died at the KOV copper and cobalt open-pit mine in Congo, in which Glencore unit Katanga Mining has a 20900% stake, local authorities said.
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The whole operation is supervised by both SAEMAPE and PACT, a non-government organisation that is active in artisanal mining around the world, with Trafigura maintaining a quarterly inspection regime.
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It's a great example of what happens when innovation comes to a traditionally artisanal space and should give anyone who is getting a Master's in Pancake Sorting at Vassar pause.
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China may seem like the least likely place to find locally made artisanal cheeses—such as camembert, ricotta, and blue cheese—but Liu Yang, a Chinese cheesemaker, is changing that.
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Before the trip, in Paris, I stopped at Fromagerie Goncourt, an artisanal shop in the 11th arrondissement, to talk to owner Clément Brossault, who possesses a wealth of cheese knowledge.
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Bauhaus was a pre-World War II movement in Germany that reacted to America and England's pragmatic but artisanal Arts and Crafts and turned everything into sharp angles and slabs.
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In Vienna in the early 19003s, a last gasp of artisanal furniture and homewares emerged from a new kind of workshop, in which artists and craftsmen worked side by side.
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Founded by childhood friends Fiona Mackay and Alexis Barrell in 2017, the artisanal clothing and textile brand Karu — named after South Africa's semidesert Karoo region — is nothing if not international.
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According to Kevin Telmer, executive director of the Artisanal Gold Council, an organization working to professionalize and train the sector, the environmental problem is linked to that of extreme poverty.
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I suspect she does this when she has an upset stomach, although it's also possible she wants to release her artisanal cat food onto my shoes for some perceived slight.
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Memento Mori A part of the death industry that was skirted in Rebecca Mead's article about the artisanal funeral director Caitlin Doughty is the cemetery ("Our Bodies, Ourselves," November 30th).
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Wordplay It's so nice to start a new year with a cryptic; they're very artisanal, I think, finely crafted little jewel boxes of puns and clever verbal sleights of hand.
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The name once signified a working-class black and Latino part of New York, but lately it has become synonymous with the artisanal, post-collegiate culture of 21st-century Brooklyn.
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"Mezcal is the slow food of the booze world," said Emma Janzen, whose book, "Mezcal: The History, Craft & Cocktails of the World's Ultimate Artisanal Spirit," will be published in July.
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Child labour is a reference to artisanal mining in places such as the DRC, where individuals mine independently to produce metal, often illegally and under poor health and safety conditions.
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Though it only lasted around two-and-a-half hours, the meal was equal parts trip around the world and a chef-guided tour of the artisanal foods of Catalonia.
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The second project, a gold mining operation in Badakhshan in northeastern Afghanistan, will explore and develop an area with known gold deposits that have long been exploited by artisanal miners.
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When it comes to weed, wealthy connoisseurs are looking for the same things they pay top dollar for in any other arena: artisanal, well-crafted product; concierge services; and personalization.
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Lately, though, Bantam has evolved into a compelling destination of its own; a place that offers everything any true gourmand needs, from artisanal yogurt and tasty bread to handcrafted charcuterie.
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"The dollar slice is a business slice, nothing wrong with that," said Anthony Falco, the baker who helped put the artisanal pizza at Roberta's in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on the map.
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Then there were the mass-production decades, the Brooklyn artisanal years, the quest to recreate the Neapolitan original, and now the reintroduction of the basic but perfected New York slice.
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In a statement, the Dairy Processors Association of Canada, which represents large and small cheesemakers but not the smallest artisanal producers, said its members have had no issues filling quotas.
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