It's 180 microamps for a sour taste, 80 microamps for a bitter taste and 40 microamps for a bitter taste.
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Obviously that left a very bitter taste in her mouth.
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I Googled "persistent bitter taste" and weighed up the possibilities.
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The bitter taste, while not overpowering, wakes up your palate.
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"It leaves a bitter taste," Wisconsin senior Sydney McKibbon said.
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It keeps them hidden and it has a bitter taste.
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Bitter receptors — the molecular mechanism for bitter taste — was discovered.
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World War I had left a bitter taste in their mouths.
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Then, slowly but surely, they leave you with a bitter taste.
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Udo has a bitter taste and should be blanched before consuming.
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Unsurprisingly, this year's fairs had the bitter taste of post-election anxiety.
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Yet the end of that ordeal has also left a bitter taste.
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"An Inauguration With a Bitter Taste," was the headline on its newsletter.
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The experiment succeeds, but their friendship crumbles, and leaves a bitter taste.
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It's possible Game 6 has left that much of a bitter taste.
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That abrupt ending left a bitter taste for the last journalists standing.
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Moist weather when beans are cured taints them with an undesirable bitter taste.
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But this loss left a bitter taste in the mouth of his players.
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Invariably, the movie suggests, it leaves one with the bitter taste of regret.
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Defeat may leave a bitter taste, but in time even that may fade.
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It leaves a bitter taste -- you know, something akin to lemonade without sweetener.
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The bitter taste of soap from this opera still lingers in our collective mouths.
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But be warned: The show still may leave a bitter taste in your mouth.
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Just thinking of the word "regret" used to leave a bitter taste in my mouth.
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He told ET that he has a bitter taste in his mouth over the experience.
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I am given a cup of goji leaf tea; it has a distinctly bitter taste.
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A bitter taste forms under my tongue, and I dig my fingernails into my palms.
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Rains hurt the quality of coffee during the harvest, infusing a bitter taste to the beans.
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And how do they discover medicinal plants to begin with, particularly given their usual bitter taste?
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I try to drink from the office coffee machine, but the bitter taste makes me gag.
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Quinine also has a distinctly bitter taste, which Unatra says is unfortunately noticeable in the rice later.
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" He added, "I do have kind of a bitter taste in my mouth about the whole process.
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Critics lapped up its bitter taste, and you will too if you give it a fair shot.
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There is an odd, bitter taste before your mouth begins to burn at a comfortable, steady rate.
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It is not uncommon for children to despise kale, broccoli or the bitter taste of brussels sprouts.
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An 18-point loss to the then-unranked Michigan Wolverines left a bitter taste in Gonzaga's mouth.
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American roaches have accumulated a massive stockpile of genes that have gifted them with more bitter taste receptors.
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I'm left with a bitter taste because if we'd given a little bit more we could have won.
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Losing as they did on Sunday, with a potentially open road ahead of them, leaves a bitter taste.
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Given my scars, President Obama's trip to Cuba later this month leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
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What people want is a bitter taste of life in Bosnia during the ethnic warfare of the 19963s.
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Williams has recovered from her share of Grand Slam setbacks, but this one left an especially bitter taste.
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It was the fourth multi-homer game of Puig's career, and it left Ramos with a bitter taste.
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Another study from the journal Appetite showed how bitter taste preferences might be associated with antisocial personality traits.
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It left a bitter taste in the defeated man's mouth, with Watson feeling the contest should have been his.
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There's a tannic, almost bitter taste to it, so it's best served with tonic or in martini style drinks.
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Most recently, Germany, one of America's most important allies, got a bitter taste of the new trade policy imperatives.
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Now I can't listen to his music without my mouth filling with the bitter taste of hate and homophobia.
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The experience left a bitter taste, not least because of the constantly changing expectations of our frighteningly friendly hosts.
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"It's a nice moment in my career but there was a bitter taste because we didn't win," he said.
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" To continue supporting them, Merriam-Webster wrote in a "Words We're Watching" post this July, "leaves a bitter taste.
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He was a bad guy, and his actions left a bitter taste in the mouths of the body politic.
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Starbucks tried to entice customers unused to coffee's bitter taste by promoting milk- and sugar-heavy concoctions such as Frappuccinos.
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For the Leafs, the quick end left a bitter taste after playing the Caps even in a hostile road environment.
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"General bitter taste preferences emerged as a robust predictor for Machiavellianism, psychopathy, narcissism, and everyday sadism," the study's authors write.
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You can also add some honey to cut the bitter taste and score some extra health benefits in the process.
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Strong and stable leadership across Europe for now seems wishful thinking and is leaving a bitter taste in European's mouths.
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The dim-witted feline and his god-awful fishing levels marred the game, and the bitter taste still lingers today.
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He said he still had a "bitter taste" in his mouth after the company shut down without fully repaying him.
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Instead, the ingredients need to be chosen with great care, or the "future of food" risks leaving a very bitter taste.
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That will displease Mr Cotton, as it will leave a bitter taste in the mouths of reform advocates who wanted more.
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Robusta's high caffeine content makes it well suited for instant coffee, but also gives it a bitter taste locals complain about.
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I emptied out amphetamine capsules so I could snort their contents, washing the bitter taste down with vodka and grapefruit juice.
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The whole situation also drove a wedge between the photographer and me, so the experience as a whole left a bitter taste.
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Too much heat, and the ingredients are burned off; too little, and the bitter taste remains or the ingredients are not activated.
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The debate, and his subsequent encounters with Buckley, left Baldwin with a bitter taste: "He's the intellectuals' James Bond," he once said.
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As spring training starts, the Astros' sign-stealing scandal has left a bitter taste for many players — and fans — across the league.
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"That kind of always leaves a bitter taste in your mouth, especially against the Yankees," said Hamels, a native of San Diego.
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I think maybe, you know, his congressional campaign [in 1974] that he lost had left a little bit of a bitter taste.
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Mānuka honey is said to have a "mineral, slightly bitter" taste and his sought after for what people believe to be antibacterial properties.
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The country is also the world's largest producer of Robusta coffee, which has a bitter taste and is used mainly in instant coffee.
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If zombies were real, we're guessing they would drink Frappuccinos with a nasty, bitter taste, but that's not the case with this beverage.
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That reduction allows users to take in more nicotine without a bitter taste, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Its cousin robusta, known for its more bitter taste, is processed into instant coffee or used as a lower cost component in roasted blends.
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The bitter taste, it seemed, was caused by a handful of pine nuts I'd added to a pumpkin and feta pasta the night before.
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She asked people to send her samples of pine nuts that had caused the bitter taste, and found volunteers crazy enough to eat them.
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I will never forget the sour pink syrup in which the methadone was dissolved, a failed attempt to mask the bitter taste of opiate.
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They're very similar to the chocolate Oreos, which already exist, just with a slightly more bitter taste as to be expected from a dark chocolate.
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"It's their turn to join the movement and take us forward because they and their families are feeling the most bitter taste of this situation."
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The sugar shortage alone won't doom his government — but it will add to the bitter taste in the mouths of a growing number of Egyptians.
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In its natural form, the oil is thick and dark brown, like tar, with a bitter taste, but it offers none of the psychoactive effects.
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Masking the bitter taste of nicotine is a major concern for consumers, said John Sienkiewicz, alliance director of GSK Consumer Healthcare's Nicorette and NicoDerm brands.
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When my hand is grasped around a warm mug and that sweet-bitter taste hits my tongue, I feel like the day has officially begun.
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The theme of unity was peppered throughout, but it lacked the potency necessary to overcome the bitter taste of his warmed-over nationalist, populist agenda.
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"I have a very bitter taste in my mouth from the 2004 Olympics, as if I just ate a sour grapefruit or something," he wrote.
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That said, red cabbage, like other cruciferous vegetables, contains glucosinolates, plant compounds that may have anticancer properties (and are responsible for the slightly bitter taste).
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This led the researchers to think about phenylindanes—compounds formed from the breakdown of acids during coffee roasting, which are largely responsible for coffee's bitter taste.
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I feel like we have a bitter taste in our mouth and we would love another opportunity of competing again because it was so much fun.
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A leader can't take appropriate risks until he or she knows the bitter taste of failure that comes with risking it all and coming up short.
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The drawbacks are a bitter taste on the back of your tongue, the possibility of an overdose, or debilitating addiction, and prison if you're unlucky or careless.
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Mets 24.98, Padres 2 SAN DIEGO — Through the first month of their marathon regular season, the Mets have rinsed away much of the bitter taste of 2017.
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That experience has left a bitter taste among some in Egypt's military who saw their overthrow of the Brotherhood as part of the broader war on terrorism.
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Pilsner Urquell, the Czech pale lager dating back to 1842 which is known as the original pilsner, uses Czech hops which gives it its distinctive bitter taste.
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The two business partners (and onetime life-partners) learned the bitter taste of internet notoriety last spring after hosting an event at their home attended by Sen.
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The Aperol Spritz — a cocktail made with Aperol, prosecco, and seltzer — exploded onto the scene this summer due to its easy-drinking feel and slightly bitter taste.
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"It's just a different feel this year with the veteran guys that we have and that bitter taste of ending the year disappointed last year," Stamkos said.
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"Yesterday, we left the rink with a bitter taste in our mouths, and today, we did a good job of rebounding and staying the course," Cizikas said.
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It will take a considerable amount of good MMA action to wash away the bitter taste left following UFC 208—the promotion's first foray into Brooklyn, New York.
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Most animals are endowed with a mechanism, well known to over-indulging college Freshmen, that renders a non-bitter taste un-consumable, if that taste has proven toxic.
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While working towards that goal cannot begin until she is back in India, she wanted to make sure she left Rio without a bitter taste in her mouth.
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"Bitter taste tends to be rejected," said Cordelia A. Running, an assistant professor in food and nutrition science at Purdue University in Indiana, and the study's lead researcher.
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While many health fanatics praised kale as a superfood, others have remarked on the leafy green's bitter taste and rough texture, which needs to be "massaged" while raw.
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Traditionally, it's served drowned in condensed milk and plenty of sugar—delicious, no doubt, but also an easy way to obscure the bitter taste of beans roasted until black.
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In 2015, Tide's parent company Procter & Gamble announced that it would add a "bitter taste" to its various brands' detergent pods, specifically to prevent people from biting into them.
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Young voters like myself not only have a bitter taste in our mouths, but are concerned about the state of our country and what it means for our future.
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He reportedly mixed the shake himself after coming home from a few drinks with his friends, and his last Facebook message mentioned an odd bitter taste in his shake.
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Though we found it to be generally pleasant, it still left a bit of a bitter taste, which as a result prevented it from standing out from the pack.
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Think of it as something tasty to lessen the bitter taste of consistent, systematic oppression, unequal distribution of wealth and resources, aggressive gentrification, and long-term disenfranchisement throughout US history.
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The podcast blog On This Week's Episode summed up the discordance: Of course not all shows will work out, but there's something about Kine's story that leaves a bitter taste.
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When my older sister came to pick me up on that first afternoon, what should have been the sweet taste of learning was mixed with the bitter taste of fear.
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Nihilism can leave a bitter taste in your mouth, but Webster is such fun to bite into, an invitation to revel in people at their very worst, to taste depravity.
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The Atlanta Hawks hope to wash away the bitter taste of a disappointing effort coming out of the All-Star break when they visit the struggling Orlando Magic on Saturday.
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We tried it with vodka and other spirits, but the best was the rum with Fernet Branca, as it cuts through the sugar of the rum with a slightly bitter taste.
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That staved off a crisis, but the affair left a bitter taste in the mouths of both UniCredit's board members and the bosses of the firms that had to fork out.
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However, this push toward policies that unify rather than divide the party might leave some activists with a bitter taste in their mouth as other policies — like abortion rights — are ignored.
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The Toomey-McGinty race in Pennsylvania is the one that left the most bitter taste for many Democrats because they saw no path to retaking the Senate without winning that seat.
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Colorado took two of three in Arizona over the weekend to begin the six-game trip but left with a bitter taste after a 2-0 loss in 13 innings on Sunday.
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With this advance in technology for the elderly also comes the bitter taste that perhaps these technologies will only create further divide between the generations — outsourcing love and care to a machine.
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Although many churches today have a bitter taste in their mouth when it comes to pentacles, in the medieval churches, pentacles were witch marks that served a specific function—one of protection.
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I'm a fan of Kanye West and his outspokenness, but what took place that evening and the initial reaction to it left a bitter taste marinating in the bottom of my stomach.
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As a result, you have this delicious and refreshing drink that first tastes like rice milk, but the bitter taste of cacao reminds you that this is a much more complex drink.
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It came to light earlier this month, or I guess maybe last month at this point, that if you taste a Nintendo Switch cartridge, it has this really awful, disgusting, bitter taste.
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But behind one of our favorite foods is a $103 billion industry with aspects most people don&apost know about — some sweet, and others that might leave a bitter taste in your mouth.
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The disparity left a bitter taste in the mouths of many Democrats, whose party won the country's national popular vote for the third consecutive election but no longer controls any branch of government.
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Yes, Merkin's relationship with her subjects is briefly disclosed, but that doesn't do much to counter the bitter taste that's left after reading obsequious descriptions of a man accused of sexually assaulting his daughter.
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Bay leaves, which are often used to flavor stocks, soups, and more, are perfectly safe to eat, but they're often tough and have a bitter taste so you wouldn't want to purposely eat one.
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But the timing of arrests — the news broke just before Christmas — and the targets have left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Democrats, who are asking for a meeting with the president.
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The 2000 race left a bitter taste with McCain after Bush won South Carolina thanks in part to a push poll that spread the false rumor that McCain had fathered an illegitimate black child.
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This approach has led to the revelations that smell receptors are alive and well in the kidneys, bitter taste receptors dot the sinuses and testes, and sweet taste receptors are found in the bladder.
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But then in 2010, the laboratory of Stephen Liggett, who was then at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, reported that smooth muscle in the airways of the lungs expresses receptors for bitter taste.
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The bitter taste is akin to oversteeped green tea, and users who can't stomach knocking it back with water (the "toss-and-wash" method) often mix it with chocolate milk or brew it into a tea.
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"My feelings are that this is, in a way, a triumph, but at the same time there's a certain bitter taste because we cannot share this triumph with our friend," Demutsky told Reuters, referring to Serebrennikov.
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Möller argues that the production of excess bile can cause a cross-wiring of the brain's neurological bitter sensation of the tongue and the bitter taste receptors you never knew you had in your gastrointestinal tract.
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Mondelez is trying to widen the appeal of its premium dark chocolate brand Green & Black's by expanding in the United States and launching a Velvet edition in Britain that offers consumers a smoother, less bitter taste.
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The repeated scaling back of another mammoth project - the holiday resort Mahana Beach, aimed at spurring the tourism industry - has left a bitter taste in the mouths of French Polynesians, he said in an online interview.
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So, if you're down with whatever Busy Philipps and Hannah Bronfman are sipping on, or you simply like the bitter taste of celery, then do you — just don't expect a green juice to fix your whole life.
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The Sacramento Kings will not be home again until after the All-Star break and left for a four-game road trip with a bitter taste after a 227.3-22 loss to the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.
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Hard water also helps remove any harsh, bitter taste in the original ingredients and prevents the creation of gluten, achieving an ideal, permeable membrane-like coating that can hold the flavors of each ingredient, while removing acridity.
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I knew all too well the symptoms of bottling up my emotions — the bitter taste of salt in each drop of sweat, losing myself in the background music and the muscle aches were nothing new to me.
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Mark Lilla, a Columbia University professor, got a big, bitter taste of this late last year when he wrote, in The Times, about the presidential election and "identity politics," which, he argued, had hurt the Democratic Party.
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"It's like losing a final on penalties," Italy's EU affairs minister Sandro Gozi told reporters, adding that it had left a "bitter taste in the mouth" for an EMA bid that was not behind at any stage.
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The grapefruit juice spray that a Boy Scout, working for his Eagle Badge, is working with the parks department on a solution that leaves a bitter taste in a goose's mouth and they move on to another area.
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The team will move to San Francisco's new Chase Center next season, a decision that has left a bitter taste in the mouths of some of their most diehard fans, who prefer rugged Oakland to ritzy San Francisco.
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If you happen to be a bona fide tea-lover who just isn't into black coffee's bitter taste, but is looking for that same caffeine kick — well, we may have just found a drink that was made for you.
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It included ancestry and information about medical and other genetic information, including consumers' risk for age-related macular degeneration, Parkinson's disease and Type 2 diabetes, as well genes that block the bitter taste in vegetables and influence weight gain.
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But it seems certain he will not take the route since to do so would involve not only admitting the bitter taste of a high stakes legal defeat but repudiating the combative win-at-all-costs attitude that animates his character.
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Tav discovers that life as a soldier is grueling and cruel, that the politics pushing soldiers onto a battlefield are rarely worth their blood, and that fighting for a nation as one of its undervalued minorities holds a particularly bitter taste.
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If you want in on this drink trend but don't know if you like that bitter taste, another variation that might work for you is turning it into a shandy by mixing Aperol with a wheat beer and grapefruit juice.
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Italy had been underwhelming all tournament despite boasting the talents of Maldini, Cannavaro, Totti, Nesta, Inzaghi, Materazzi, Vieri and the like, but the manner of their defeat left a bitter taste in the mouths of fans and the establishment back home.
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On a day the team&aposs fans thought they would finally get the sweet taste of 1988, the last time the Dodgers won a World Series, they instead got the bitter taste of 1978, the last time they lost it.
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In 1913 the poet Apollinaire wrote about the bitter flavour of love's kisses: Amour vos baisers florentins Avaient une saveur amère Qui a rebuté nos destins Translated as: Love, your Florentine kisses/ Left a bitter taste/ Which has undermined our fates.
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From comparing the breakdown of old friendships to the bitter taste of bad blood, to exploring mental illness with visceral biblical imagery, it feels as though the album was crafted from her heart and senses rather than anything more cerebral.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Peru were already out of the World Cup before they beat Australia 2-0 on Tuesday but the victory was not enough to shake a bitter taste in the mouth of man of the match Andre Carrillo.
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Canada is already assured of its highest Winter Olympics medal count — 27 with two days of competition remaining — but for a country whose C$5 bill shows children playing hockey, anything but gold in that sport leaves a bitter taste.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - What should have been a sweet victory at the Canadian Grand Prix for Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes on Sunday, instead left a bitter taste when the crowd turned on the Briton after a controversial penalty gifted him a milestone win.
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But the manner of that unification, the years of depopulation and job losses that followed, as well as the subsequent erasure from history of a state in which 16 million people lived at its peak, have left a bitter taste for many.
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The installation seeks to demystify the process; the concoction of drugs that people are given when they are ready to die is laid out for visitors to comprehend—a square of chocolate is also given to cancel out the formula's bitter taste.
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For the founder of Snips, a Paris-based artificial intelligence startup developing an "Alexa killer" to take on Amazon's voice assistant, big announcements made by U.S. tech giants and hailed by Macron to open AI hubs in France left a bitter taste.
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"We were able to take milk chocolate and increase the bioactivity up to the level of dark chocolate without any kind of bitter taste or change in the mouth feel that consumers found objectionable," lead researcher Lisa Dean said, according to the CBC.
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She can appear on TV or publish books or even give cooking advice, but surely this leaves a bitter taste in her mouth since she knows that if her name were Ivanka Smith no one would care what she had to say.
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"The well-water has a bitter taste and we can smell sewage sometimes, but we have to drink to stay alive," said Umm Saad, a widow and mother of four, complaining that the militants are often seen with bottled water and canned food.
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For Kuznetsova, who was making her third appearance in the Indian Wells final and first since 2008, the result will leave a bitter taste as she was seeking to shed her reputation as player who struggles to close the deal in big matches.
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There's probably a reason something's wrong, so figure out whyShufelt discovered that the mass producers were using blunt techniques to remove alcohol from their lagers and ales, which imparts a bland or bitter taste to the options available at most grocery or liquor stores.
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Having known the bitter taste of sex discrimination, she co-founded the Women's Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union and, as its general counsel, helped write and argue groundbreaking US Supreme Court cases that today still protect many of women's equal rights.
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But Purdue washed the bitter taste of those first-round upsets away Thursday, using its size inside and 21 points from junior Vincent Edwards to hold off No. 13 Vermont for an 73-70 victory in a first-round Midwest Regional contest at the Bradley Center.
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The scandal surrounding the departure in February of Rob Porter, the staff secretary who resigned under pressure amid allegations of spousal abuse, left a lingering bitter taste among aides, some of whom felt that Mr. Kelly had botched his response and been dishonest about his own role in the episode.
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In a drinking scene in which overwrought cocktails can sometimes have the bitter taste of competitive machismo, the Ship's crew do a good job of not throwing their expertise in your face; they'll happily serve you a drink that will delight the palate without going on about muddling techniques or stirring directions.
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"I am partially satisfied but a bitter taste remains that the Hague tribunal could not convict him on the second genocide charge, because of international pressure protecting the interests of Serbia," said Mirsad Duratovic, a former Bosnian Muslim prisoner in three Serb-run detention camps in the northwestern town of Prijedor during the war.
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Most of us can remember what it was like to be a teenager: the stretched-out summer nights, the feverish crushes you swore were real love, the bitter taste of vomit after getting trashed for the first time, the horny make out sessions in the park and the constantly fluctuating state of angst and giddy romance.
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In Scotland and Northern Ireland, betrayal has deeper political significance, where nationalists now have renewed vigor in calling for the very real breakup of the UK. For those who voted Leave, the immediate reversal of pledges on NHS funding and reducing immigration made during the campaign will no doubt leave a bitter taste long after polling day.
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These include: · Making packaging opaque, so kids cannot see the packets, and ensuring the closures are harder for kids to open · Adding a bitter taste on the outside of the packets' film · Designing packets to withstand the squeezing pressure of a child · Standardizing prominent warning labels along with clear direction to Poison Control Centers if accidental exposure occurs Beyond this, laundry packet makers and their trade group, American Cleaning Institute (ACI), are reaching out to parents and caregivers about the importance of keeping laundry detergents and any other household cleaners away from children.
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