Oxycodone, which was inexpensive to produce, was already used in other drugs, such as Percodan (in which it is blended with aspirin) and Percocet (in which it is blended with Tylenol).
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Now, most gasoline is blended with about 10 percent ethanol.
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It is frequently blended with Bintulu light crude for exports.
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It can be blended with conventional fuel or used independently.
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Ninety-seven percent America's motor fuel is blended with homegrown ethanol.
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The frogs were difficult to find, because they blended with their background.
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That's why smoothies — blended with quality ingredients — are one of my favorites.
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Those that compete in teams have their scores blended with their compatriots.
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They are meticulously edited to purrfection and blended with our favorite emojis.
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Delis became a meeting ground where tradition blended with new American culture.
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The reformer converts refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended with gasoline.
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Fantasy blended with fact so that the two were hard to separate.
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But blended with the whipped cream topping, the drink immediately turned softer.
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Because of this balancing act, grenache is often blended with other grapes.
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Shale oil is blended with heavier barrels to allow refiners to maximize production.
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It is frequently blended with lighter crudes to give refiners higher-value products.
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A kosher salt blended with crushed Sichuan peppercorns, called Tingly, was the star.
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The way it's blended with distortion on Kanye's song "Runaway" is really gorgeous.
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Olive oil blended with nettles is an excellent sauce for boiled fingerling potatoes.
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These Darn Tough socks feature merino wool blended with nylon and lycra spandex.
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I love white Bordeaux, in which sauvignon blanc is often blended with sémillon.
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It's a more country-influenced album, blended with newer things like AutoTune and synths.
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The treat consists of chocolate chunks, brownies, fudge, all blended with vanilla soft serve.
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The grain is often blended with lesser grades of wheat to improve flour quality.
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Gasoline blended with ethanol now makes up about 10% of the nation's gasoline supply.
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Because the unicorn isn't the only thing that tastes great when blended with sugar.
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"They glide on and are so easily blended with a brush," writes one shopper.
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Other rituals blended with Buddhist practices such as ancestor worship or indigenous Shinto ceremonies.
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Fear of bolshevism blended with a long-standing hostility toward certain classes of immigrants.
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It's made with hydroponically grown herbs like basil and mint blended with fruit juices.
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Biodiesel can be blended with marine gasoil to reduce its sulphur content, but the higher costs of producing it remain a hurdle, while guidelines on specifications for biofuel oil to be blended with low-sulphur fuel oil are still under development, An said.
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The sound of their pneumatic drills blended with those at new construction sites all around.
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The whisky is then blended with a distilled Tabasco sauce "essence" for a fiery finish.
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It is then blended with coal to power the boiler at a large cement factory.
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But, even with a reported $600 MILLION in the bank, she seamlessly blended with regular folks.
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They've curated the powder recipe—mostly aluminum, blended with some other elements—down to the atom.
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How about bacon blended with crab cakes, brussels sprouts, a sweet potato hash, even some desserts?
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"It's a perfect blend of historical elements and architecture blended with modern amenities," Mr. Modlin said.
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The communicative face is blended with the arcs, lines, sub-phrases of arms, shoulders, thighs, feet.
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Last month, Tropicana launched a new line of juices blended with coconut water called Coco Blends.
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A new export facility allows West Karoun to be shipped directly rather than blended with other grades.
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Grenache holds the reins but loves to be blended with other grapes like Syrah, Mourvedre, and Cinsault.
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We particularly enjoy "Get Low" blended with the inimitable "All Star" by Smash Mouth for its ridiculousness.
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Today we've got 3D content blended with the real world via mobile AR user interfaces at scale.
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Frozen Dunkin' Coffee is made with Dunkin' coffee extract, blended with ice, liquid cane sugar and dairy.
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Detonations of thunder blended with the shuddering of the Ostermans' house, creating a kind of continuous roar.
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The Frozen Dunkin' Coffee is made with Arabica coffee that is then blended with ice and dairy.
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He announced the lifting of a ban on summer sales of gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol.
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They feature chocolate chips melted into steamed milk (or blended with the Frapp) and bittersweet mocha sauce.
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If you're open to your cashmere blended with other fabrics like cotton, you can spend even less.
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Lapsang souchong also stars in this nonalcoholic cocktail, where it's blended with ginger, honey and lemon juice.
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The flavored oil is blended with ingredients like cider vinegar distilled from apples grown in nearby Somerset.
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On Wednesday, the company launched a line of chicken nuggets, tenders and patties that are blended with vegetables.
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FAME is supplied to fuel distributors including Pertamina, blended with petroleum-based diesel and sold to end-users.
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The drink is made with extra-dark cocoa blended with coffee, milk and ice with mint sugar crystals.
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The Renewable Fuel Standard requires fuel companies to use increasing amounts of biofuel blended with gasoline and diesel.
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Mixed in and blended with other worlds and tastes, this creates what we think of as contemporary fashion.
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It may also be blended with tomatillo, resulting in a consistency more akin to salsa than chunky guac.
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In 1973, the company blended with Claire's Boutiques, a small accessories chain in the Midwest, creating Claire's Stores.
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And Tyson (TSN), a meat company, is exploring the trend with products blended with real meat and vegetables.
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Inside each chocolate shell are "chocolate fillings blended with fruit, liquor and coffee," according to the Amedei website.
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If low-fat yogurt is blended with fatty ingredients like coconut or chocolate, is it still low-fat?
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Think the ponderous moral ethics and abrupt violence of Zack Snyder's Watchmen adaptation blended with Deadpool's R-rated irreverence.
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INDI is a blend of 11 different musks blended with sweet top notes of oriental plum and Italian bergamot.
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"Bulletproof" coffee blended with butter and oil is designed to boost energy and burn fat without the caffeine crash.
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Gamora (Zoe Saldana) is unsentimental, unafraid, and green, as if a Spartan warrior had been blended with an avocado.
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Bergamot sourced from Calabria is blended with soft yet equally light lavender from Provence and oak moss from Slovenia.
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Red Berry Vanilla Almond Smoothie Bowl Rich Greek yogurt blended with raspberries and strawberries sounds delicious on its own.
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The beer is sometimes immediately bottled, but often it gets blended with older vintages to strike the right balance.
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Ailes's vision informed most decisions at the network, where politics blended with entertainment, just as news mixed with opinion.
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The electrolyte, which ferries lithium ions between the electrode terminals, consists of a lithium salt blended with other compounds.
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Furthermore, fuel marketers and retailers don't control whether or not the nation's petroleum supply can be blended with biofuel.
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It features snickerdoodle cookie dough pieces that are blended with creamy vanilla soft serve and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar.
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Historically, mammolo played a supporting role in Chianti and other red wines, where it was generally blended with sangiovese.
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The A350 will fly to Japan using traditional fuel blended with alternative fuel, said Airbus sales chief Christian Scherer.
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The monologues are blended with a chorus delivering lines from Queen Echuba, who was enslaved along with other Trojan women.
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Almonds from Ghouta were ground and blended with chocolate for ganache, or flavoured with rose water to make marzipan roses.
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It's then blended with dried fruit and spiced cinnamon, topped with whipped cream, caramel dots and a sprinkle of matcha.
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The Midnight Mint Mocha Frappuccino is made with a scoop of extra-dark cocoa blended with coffee, milk, and ice.
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The Environmental Protection Agency recently released a new RFS standard that requires even more ethanol to be blended with gasoline.
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All the while, rural populations kept up a taste for pop blended with some of the markers of American country.
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Vodka is defined by spirits that are distilled to more than 190 proof and blended with water to bottling proof.
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The Marietta Old Vine Red, a wine blended with a number of different grapes from multiple appellations, is quite different.
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Trump in October directed the EPA to allow the sale of gasoline blended with 15 percent of ethanol year round.
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The more aspirational narrative concerns Eric Marsh (Josh Brolin, whose craggy face has never better blended with a parched setting).
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The works are featured throughout the island's temples, altars, agoras, and some are blended with its topography and natural views.
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Made fresh every morning by matriarch Yean Yen, Mag's donuts start out as a cake mix that is blended with water.
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The Halloween Witch Frappuccino comprises of a bold red apple compote, layered with a crumbled caramel cookie that's blended with milk.
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Run by six generations of Dorita Diaz's family, the old, traditional ways of making Cabrales are now blended with modern technology.
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When blended with AI, Facebook's real-time visual understanding could identify objects, people, places, and their positional relationship to each other.
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Blended with shea butter, this richly-pigmented hue delivers a muted beige with rosy undertones to create the perfect understated finish.
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When I learned about the Wisconsin variation which is blended with ice cream, I decided to take another look at it.
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It has generally praised his recent decision to lift a summer ban of gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, or E15.
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Made with cinnamon marshmallow frozen custard and blended with Shack fudge, this milkshake is topped with whipped cream and cinnamon sugar.
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Much of that oil is heavy crude, which is blended with other oils for processing into gasoline, diesel and other fuels.
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The Big Scoop Cookie Dough Blast is made with Sonic's Real Ice Cream blended with edible chocolate chip cookie dough pieces.
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Clothing made from synthetic materials or cotton should remain safe (unless it's blended with a material that has keratin in it).
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The only shortcoming may be in its music, stock zen garden tunes blended with the soft din of a public space.
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Emulsions consist of fat blended with an ingredient that fat doesn't dissolve in, which breaks up the fat into small droplets.
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Blackduck's Finger Lakes neighbor Star Cider, which began bottling in 2014, makes tasty ciders blended with rhubarb, strawberry and sour cherry.
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And what happens when digitised legal identities are connected or blended with other forms of online identity, like social-media profiles?
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If you're unacquainted with the spread, cookie butter is basically just ground-up cookies blended with powdered sugar and vegetable oil.
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It was the memories of lost soldiers, an indelible grief blended with a fuller understanding that could feel like a curse.
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The red contains extract from cabernet, merlot, syrah, and petit verdot, while the white is blended with extracts from riesling and gewürztraminer.
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China mainly buys low-rank thermal coal from Indonesia, which is often blended with domestic supplies before being burned to generate electricity.
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WTL has largely been blended with other oil grades to be sold at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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A recent decision by the U.S. government will allow year-round sales of E15, gasoline blended with 15% ethanol, in the country.
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You can even forge people with animals, like in this portrait of acclaimed director Martin Scorcese who's been blended with a horse.
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Yogurt abounds (blended with shallots and served with house-made bread, or layered with coins of roasted beet), as does rose water.
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Used as a motor fuel for a century in the US, it is now blended with gasoline in countries around the world.
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Once they chose one they like, their own vocal sounds are blended with the donor voice to create an entirely new voice.
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"Heavy drama is blended with sparkling comedy," Frank H. Ricketson Jr. wrote in "The Management of Motion Picture Theatres," his 1938 guide.
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Dairy Queen's Blizzard contains soft-serve ice cream that can be blended with fruit, nuts, M&Ms, Oreos and other mix-ins.
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The beans are typically sun-dried, slow-ground and blended with the kind of tinctures found in your favorite health food store.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency currently prohibits summer sales of gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, or E15, due to smog concerns.
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Aesthetically and conceptually, Wet Logic turns on the combination of apparent oppositions: reality blended with artifice; surface with depth; serenity with disquiet.
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Families started bonfires as the sound of crying babies blended with the muezzin's call to prayer blasting from a towering white mosque.
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The wine is deep, dark and almost exotically fruity, with a lovely aroma almost like pomegranate juice blended with flowers and earth.
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This year, it also blended with a surge of heat in the stratosphere, channeling gobs of hot, dry air to southern Australia.
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Then, make the simplest but most decadent pudding in the world: melted chocolate and cream blended with some sugar, eggs, and vanilla.
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Spring wheat, representing roughly a quarter of total U.S. wheat output, is also blended with lesser grades of wheat to improve flour quality.
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Apollon applied the bandage, and he was struck by how emotional he was over the fact that it perfectly blended with his skin.
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Malaysia has no track record of significant domestic ethanol production, so it is unclear where the ethanol blended with the U.S. product originates.
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Nvidia's engineers incorporated a method known as style transfer into their work, in which the characteristics of one image are blended with another.
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Demand will likely increase as the government is slated to raise the percentage of biodiesel that is mandatorily blended with diesel, Trigueirinho said.
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Though he referred to his grandchildren as "the little brown ones," he appears to have embraced having a family blended with Mexican immigrants.
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Spring wheat, representing about a quarter of total U.S. wheat output, is also blended with lesser grades of wheat to improve flour quality.
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At one point the men sung a low humming drone that blended with a gently syncopated percussion line to underpin Mr. Cole's narration.
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Olkhon is considered sacred land by the indigenous Buryat people who practice a form of shamanism, which over centuries has blended with Buddhism.
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Right now, Brightland's Ardor ($40), a bold and spicy olive oil blended with a variety of peppers, is the ingredient of the summer.
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This year's Utopias was finished in Cognac and Madeira barrels and blended with a small amount of tart Kosmic Mother Funk wild ale.
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The abundance of light, sweet crude has pushed up demand for fuel oil, which is blended with lighter crude to increase diesel output.
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The heme is blended with a combination of other vegetarian ingredients that are intended to have the slightly nutty texture of ground beef.
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Most syrahs are either 100 percent syrah or blended with a little viognier, as is traditional in Côte-Rôtie in the Northern Rhône.
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We photographed a silhouette of someone holding a warm cup of Lipton's Enticing Chai, a black tea blended with sweet and savory spices.
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It's worth repeating that the market for ethanol has never operated freely since ethanol was first blended with refined fuel in the 1970s.
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IEA notes that a shipment of U.S. condensate, a super light oil blended with heavier crude, recently arrived in the United Arab Emirates.
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It has the same demanding difficulty loop of a FromSoftware game, blended with the instant death of masocore favorites like Super Meat Boy.
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Made from lightweight neoprene blended with polyester and spandex, it&aposs soft-sided but with the shape retention of a hard-sided carrier.
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Its heyday spanned the late 19th and early 20th century, when the fad for cataloguing differences blended with empire-building and mass migration.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) each year sets targets for the volumes of ethanol and biodiesel required to be blended with petroleum-based fuels.
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Police seized nine tonnes of pepper at the firm which had been blended with the battery and coffee mixture, the Tuoi Tre newspaper reported.
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The base beer, which is basically a Belgian IPA, is Dr. Jekyll, and Mr. Hyde is that base blended with a very unbalanced stout.
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From California, there's Firelit, made by Jeff Kessinger using Blue Bottle's method for cold-brewing single-origin coffee and blended with a California brandy.
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The Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino is made with coffee, milk, and ice, blended with fall flavors and topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spice.
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In total, 225 cubic meters of oil blended with distillates leaked, with 60 percent contained on land, Saskatchewan's ministry of economy said on Thursday.
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In May, the US Environmental Protection Agency waived restrictions on the sale of gasoline blended with up to 15% ethanol from May through September.
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Crude from El Feel is blended with condensate from the Wafa field to form the Mellitah blend, which is exported from the Mellitah terminal.
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But this exhibition emphasizes how much craft and construction have blended with the techniques of fine art, blurring the distinction between artisan and artist.
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It's made largely of the listán negro grape, blended with a little negramoll and some listán blanco, a white grape better known as palomino.
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Some of her live sounds — including gentle whispers and back-of-the-throat clicks — were blended with prerecorded tracks in a surround-sound miasma.
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It's hard for vanilla soft serve blended with vanilla sauce to compete in a world of Oreo bits, caramel M&Ms, and apple pie.
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In 1999, the foundation was blended with the Gates Library Foundation and the Gates Learning Foundation to form the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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The seamless cups are lined with a double layer of calla lily jacquard that's blended with nylon and spandex for an ultra-comfortable fit.
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This track with Tyler, the Creator, has a touch of traditional Malaysian folk music, with its percussion-focused sound, blended with some Bollywood sounds.
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Many percussion concertos devolve into a numbing barrage; the most striking moment here was one of melancholy lyricism, as vibraphone blended with solo cello.
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The red wines must be at least 50 percent mourvèdre, with the remainder generally blended with grenache and cinsault, and occasionally syrah and carignan.
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Blended with ice and topped with chocolate whipped cream to complement the mocha sauce, the taste more than delivers on its "double double fudge" promise.
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Tosi's signature Cereal Milk ice cream blended with Action's signature baklava (and some smoky bacon fat, because fuck it) creates a true work of art.
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When blended with the rest of the traditional taqueria guacamole ingredients, the slightly boiled Mexican squash emulsifies into a stunningly bright green guacamole-like salsa.
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There's cookies and cream vodka, key lime pie vodka, raspberry vodka, vanilla vodka, coconut vodka, and chocolate vodka, each blended with hand-churned creamy sweetness.
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Shocked concertgoers, some with blood on their clothing, wandered streets, where the flashing lights of the city's gaudy casinos blended with those of emergency vehicles.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has promised to lift a ban on gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, or E15, by the critical summer driving season.
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The EPA is required to set annual targets by the RFS for how much ethanol and biodiesel needs to be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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It was years before he would eventually partner with a German research institute and develop with a substance that could be blended with the grounds.
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Fresh juices tend to be less acidic—especially if that fancy cold-pressed OJ was blended with carrots or another less-acidic fruit or veggie.
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The two hull segments, about 350 feet apart, blended with the uneven, craggy ocean floor, making it difficult to locate them with sonar, Kozak said.
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Though the shoe is still partially made from petroleum-based ethylene-vinyl acetate, or EVA, this will be blended with foam made from harvested algae.
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It was light, fresh and floral, unusually flavored possibly because apples were blended with speierling, an applelike fruit that is a common addition in Germany.
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Venezuela's crude is so heavy it must be blended with naphtha, a liquid hydrocarbon mixture used to dilute oil so that it can be transported.
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Those microbes eat through the CO2 and, as a byproduct, produce ethanol — an alcohol that can be sold and blended with gasoline to create fuel.
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Those microbes eat through the CO2 and, as a byproduct, produce ethanol — an alcohol that can be sold and blended with gasoline to create fuel.
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But rather than throwing it out, this extra-ripe shubat can be blended with fresh camel milk, thus yielding more shubat after a few days.
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The burger is pale in color and slightly peppery in taste, but Gutierrez suspects the meat may have been blended with that of another animal.
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Robusta beans are primarily turned into instant coffee or blended with arabica to add a kick to the flavour as well as lowering the overall cost.
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The all-natural vegetable wax is blended with cocoa butter, soybean and vitamin-infused almond oil for a moisturizing formula your skin will drink right up.
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The clinker is ground and blended with other materials to form what is known as Portland cement; the power used for grinding also normally releases CO2.
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The series is often described as a more adult take on the Harry Potter books and films, blended with C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia novels.
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Washington sets annual targets for the amounts of renewable fuels - in the United States mainly corn-made ethanol - that should be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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It will be blended with Arabica coffee, ice and milk or cream, although seven "flavor shots" and four "flavor swirls" can be added to any coffee.
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Mr Satoshi's imaginative world toes the line of many modern mythmakers; underpinning the animation is his childhood love of collecting insects, blended with Japan's technological innovation.
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He also explained that while his demo used GIF stickers with transparent backgrounds, so they more seamlessly blended with the real-world, standard GIFs work, too.
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Goldman's note came about a month after the EPA unveiled requirements for the amount of biofuels required to be blended with gasoline and diesel for 113.
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The latest step pushes forward a proposal that would allow the year-round sale of gasoline blended with up to 21625 percent ethanol, known as E2900.
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The latest step pushes forward a proposal that would allow the year-round sale of gasoline blended with up to 6900 percent ethanol, known as E2628.
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The industry is rife with rancid or adulterated olive oil — meaning it's blended with cheap, lower-grade oils, and most of us don't even realize it.
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Likewise, Mr. Gouez said Moët Ice is blended with base wines that have more flavor intensity, prettiness on the nose and acidity, to anticipate the dilution.
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The resulting novel was a Southern Gothic-flavored existential mystery, with thorny theological debates about good and evil blended with graphic violence and an unlikely romance.
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In Oregon, the rule is 90 percent, with the exception of cabernet sauvignon, which, because it is historically blended with other grapes, remained at 1003 percent.
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Green or black tea is sipped through a cap of cream cheese blended with cream or condensed milk, which can be either sweet or slightly salty.
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The story of the rape is there, blended with Gentileschi's unbearably compassionate painting of the biblical character Susanna, who was ogled and shamed in her bath.
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Gasoline stocks reported by the EIA include both finished motor gasoline and unfinished gasoline blending components which must be blended with ethanol before sale to motorists.
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To order it, get the Double Chocolate Chip Frappuccino blended with white mocha sauce and top it with your choice of chocolate or regular whipped cream.
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The downside is that the coconut milk has a pronounced coconut flavor, even when it is blended with intense ingredients like chocolate, peanut butter or raspberry.
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In the temperate spring air, small colorful cafes, brasseries and shops blended with russet-hued villas that were embellished with every color in the Provençal palette.
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Often, overdose records list drugs that patients report using, which might miss situations where people use stimulants they don't realize have been blended with other drugs.
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The Texier, one year older and made mostly with grenache blended with three types of white grapes — clairette, viognier and chasselas — was a bit more complex.
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The mocha is not overpowering to the drink because it's only a little bit of mocha on the sides of the cup, not blended with the beverage.
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Truvia and Stevia are made from a highly refined stevia leaf extract which is blended with sugar alcohols or powders made from corn, rice, potato or wheat.
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Ethanol, which is blended with gasoline as part of renewable energy policy targets, had already benefited from a favourable environment in France in the past two years.
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Phillips does expect gasoline supply will be affected as vacuum gas oil, a gasoline feedstock, may be blended with fuel oil to meet the new sulfur limit.
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The Almond Protein Blended Cold Brew is a mix of cold brew and almond milk, plant-based protein, almond butter and banana date fruit blended with ice.
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The company says its designs, including tops, pants, shorts and a dress, are inspired by vintage athletic clothing and made from cotton and modal blended with spandex.
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This optimal blend creates "high-definition" data: a collection of crowdsourced observed data blended with the other three sources to provide true predictive value and accurate results.
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There are Smoky Mountain trails to hike, a box with Hershey bars and marshmallows near the nightly bonfire and shampoo custom blended with bourbon and Appalachian hyssop.
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On a recent Saturday night there, a 17-year resident, Tom Cole, watched as shouts from revelers blended with bleating car horns and music leaking from bars.
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Restaurant cooks often use flour to thicken sauces, for example, while soups can have shellfish broth, and salad dressings are blended with soy sauce or nut oils.
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Employees active on TikTok knew what to do: start with a Strawberry Açaí Refresher, three scoops of strawberries, three scoops of blackberries, blended with ice or lemonade.
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So what follows are the 10 characteristics Google believes make for the best managers (and that it expects from managers), blended with my perspective on each trait.
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Many assyrtikos were blended with sauvignon blanc, but I preferred those made without the French grape; they had more character and richness, balanced by refreshing citric acidity.
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My favorite flavor depends on my mood: Sometimes I like it unsweetened; at others I like dark chocolate blended with beans from Ghana, Peru, Madagascar and Ecuador.
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According to a press release from the coffee chain,"The Pokémon Go Frappuccino" is a vanilla-bean frap blended with raspberry syrup and blackberries, topped with whipped cream.
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" Like previous card skimming campaigns, he said that the hackers "integrated with the victim's payment system and blended with the infrastructure and stayed there as long as possible.
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He is a critic of the Renewable Fuel Standard, through which the agency sets annual requirements for the volumes of ethanol and biodiesel blended with gasoline and diesel.
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The Unicorn Frappuccino is a crème Frappuccino blended with pumps of mango syrup and pink powder, which would be simple enough, it wasn't for all of the layering.
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That sound of technical skills seamlessly blended with equal parts unhinged noise and heart breaking hooks set up the commercial success of bands like Nirvana and the Pixies.
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As with all my records, they're a mix of what I'm immediately writing blended with older songs stored away in my heads repertoire of material that is complimentary.
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Oil importers and refiners use the credits to show they are meeting annual standards for the amount of ethanol and biodiesel to be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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Chicken wings are cloaked in zingy peri peri sauce, made of South African-cultivated chiles blended with lemon juice and spices, for hours before they are flame-grilled.
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It is no great shock that this bread works nicely with smoked salmon and scallion cream cheese blended with just enough soy sauce to make it arguably Asian.
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The lime-green paste you'll find in most sushi restaurants is actually just wasabi powder — made from the root of the plant of the same name — blended with water.
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The emotional content of the music blended with the popular noughties pop-punk sound of Blink 182, Sum 41, et al, and birthed a whole generation of crunchy sadness.
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The Berry Frose Twisted Freeze, which features rosé blended with berry flavors, will be available at two of their waterfront Taco Bell Cantina locations in Newport Beach and Chicago.
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It is also seeking to fight off allegations its resources are being blended with smuggled minerals that can be used to fuel conflict in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Her distinct style—a mix of rotoscoping, collage, hand-drawing, and motion graphics blended with live action—belongs to a wave of animation used to depict real life events.
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Prices for the credits have rallied on more ambitious targets from U.S. regulators on the volumes of ethanol required to be blended with gasoline, traders and industry sources said.
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While the company remains America's biggest drive-in, executives at a recent management meeting discussed home delivery options and sampled a healthier burger alternative that was blended with mushrooms.
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But this wine, from old vines in the Itata Valley, blended with about 5 percent pais (the Chilean term for the mission grape), shows how good cinsault can be.
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But here the works increasingly blended, with characters straying from one to the other or loitering onstage, and the two casts joined to end each of the two acts.
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For the plane crash, the team created a digital plane crashing into a digital barn, which was then blended with a physical replica of the plane shot on location.
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Good Housekeeping's Thanksgiving menus from 1900 celebrate celery in every form: There was celery soup, the stalks blended with mashed potatoes and accompanied by peanut butter on brown bread.
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Fiction blended with fact generates truths of life as it is lived and felt—or, perhaps, numbly not felt—by so many who labor in the penumbra of wealth.
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The credits are used by oil refiners and gasoline importers to prove they are meeting government mandates for gallons of biofuels required to be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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Ms. Einwohner said the recent popularization of the term "the resistance" by liberals might have had a lot to do with how easily it blended with modern pop culture.
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But under current technology the biofuel would need to be blended with conventional jet fuel, meaning the waste technology could supply at best half of the country's needs, she said.
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Screen shots from recent news programs are blended with the artist's own memories, from growing up in Long Island as an immigrant from Colombia, to fond memories of past loves.
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The Frappuccino is made from a peach-flavored crème base blended with edible turquoise sparkles (to create a cloudy "crystal ball" effect) and topped with a peach-flavored whipped cream.
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Biodiesel is usually blended with traditional fossil fuels, but Avril, the European Union's largest biodiesel maker, said the pure product is less polluting, and is based on renewable French crops.
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The new Iced Maple Pecan Latte is like the hot beverage in that it starts with espresso and milk, which then gets blended with notes of maple syrup and pecan.
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Demand for condensate, a very light oil blended with thick oil sands crude so it will flow through pipes, is expected to fall as producers cut heavy output, analysts say.
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The restaurant is offering a Cadbury McFlurry — vanilla soft-serve blended with pieces of Cadbury Creme Eggs — for a limited time in Austrailia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
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The drink contains crème Frappuccino mix blended with pink powder, mango syrup, and is layered with a sour blue drizzle and whipped cream then topped with pink and blue powder.
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Shamrock Chocolate Chip Frappe: A Chocolate Chip Frappe is blended with Shamrock Shake syrup, Brand Eating reports, and is also topped with whipped cream, green sugar crystals, and chocolate syrup.
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Damascena rose, a centuries-old symbol of love and beauty, is blended with musk in Bulgari's new Cleopatra-inspired Rose Goldea fragrance, livened up with a youthful hint of pomegranate.
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When the biofuel is blended with gasoline or diesel — usually at a terminal near the filling stations where it will be sold — the resulting RINs can be sold to anyone.
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Instead of playing each of these genres and tones separately or as merely pastiche, they blended with each other—often in uncomfortable or discordant ways—producing something that felt distinct.
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For me, patterns are a stand-in for language and so it's of interest to see how and if culturally specific patterns can intersect or be blended with each other.
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The escapist, fantastical themes in the collection are blended with intimate reflections: mournful, elegiac verses about the death of her father, an engineer who worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Synthetic fibers or rayon are often blended with cotton thread, especially if there is a cotton shortage, as there was in 2011, or if the price of cotton goes up.
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Equally outstanding are Mahmud's muralistic drawings on paper from his series Drawing Reverberation(Ouponibrshik/Porouponibeshik) (2017-2019), where traditional Bengali motifs are blended with the colonial history of the region.
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Performances of some compositions by Eugene Phillips himself — which he typically wrote for his family and left unpublished — reflected an idiosyncratic wit blended with the influences of Schoenberg and Bartok.
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The contamination that remained in Poland's pipeline system is being blended with clean oil while refineries and pipeline operator PERN calculate losses related to the contamination and suspension of oil supplies.
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These new, limited edition sandwich cookies feature a vanilla wafer with a hot pink "Marshmallow PEEPS FLAVOR CREME" filling, blended with fine sugar crystals that mimic the original marshmallow's crunchy coating.
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The thing you have to do with thigh or stomach hair is make sure it's going in one direction, blended with the bronzer, but kind of messy so it looks natural.
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According to the sign outside the Palm Springs store, the banana split beverage is just a vanilla bean Frappuccino blended with a banana, Frappuccino Chips, strawberry juice, and a mocha drizzle.
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The End's Unicorn Latte contains "cold-pressed ginger, lemon juice, dates, cashews, blended with additional healthy, dried ingredients such as maca root, blue-green algae, and vanilla bean," the suit explained.
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After minerals are mined, they are sold to a middleman and usually taken to the country's capital, where the raw metal is extracted and blended with other metals, the report said.
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"Surfaces" is based on a series of four paintings of the same name by Mr. Rabinovich, in which muted shades of green are blended with brighter colors and swooping black circles.
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"I have been loving a dark [lip] liner," she said as she used the KKW Beauty nude lip liner ($12), which she slightly blended with her fingers for an ombré effect.
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Once in Fujairah, the fuel oil will be fed into the local bunker market or blended with other grades to be redistributed to markets across Africa or Asia, the traders said.
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The Sonic Oreo Peanut Butter Master Shake features Real Ice Cream blended with peanut butter and Oreos and is topped with whipped cream and a cherry, according to the chain's menu.
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Bath Bomb Gift Set, $13.99For less than $15, you can grab six vegan bath bombs blended with natural essential oils that range from peppermint to sweet orange to eucalyptus and more.
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The country last year said it would require gasoline supplies nationwide to be blended with ethanol by 2020, a move that would require about 15 million tonnes of the biofuel annually.
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Instead of seeing the bison down go to waste in landfills as a byproduct of the bison meat industry, the materials are sheared from hides, combed, cleaned, and blended with polyester.
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One of the classic preparations of foie gras is pâté: a lobe of practically pure bird fat blended with Sauternes and cream, blitzed into a dense paste of savory, meaty butter.
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The more than decade-old program has been embroiled in controversy, as corn ethanol producers and oil companies battle over how much ethanol can be blended with gasoline without major infrastructure changes.
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"Part of the work always looks like it should be stuck inside a screen, but then it's blended with traditional mediums that make it feel unusually 'real' to the viewer," Thomm explains.
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" The new beverage is made up of "scoops of extra-dark cocoa blended with coffee, milk and ice, infused with cooling mint sugar crystals and cut with a layer of whipped cream.
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Such uses veer from the spice's traditional role in Levantine cuisine, often as a finishing touch on plates of hummus, sizzling spears of kebabs or blended with red bell peppers in muhammara.
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Centuries later, descendants of these women have reconnected to their roots through the traditions of their faith, which has also been blended with Catholic and indigenous traditions like spiritual cleansing and healing.
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For decades, the city government in Baton Rouge has been blended with the parish's, shaving costs and avoiding redundant bureaucracies as it oversees services for the city proper and its surrounding communities.
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Single malts long have been and still are largely used for blended Scotches, which are single malts blended with grain whisky; the pop appeal of single malts is a relatively new phenomenon.
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Then the anarchists blended with a crowd of 2,000 largely peaceful protesters who turned up to demonstrate in a "Rally Against Hate" opposed to a much smaller gathering of right-wing protesters.
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Sekulow pointed to the Russia investigation, which began before Trump won in 2016, and touted a laundry list of legitimate gripes about the probe, blended with allegations that touched on conspiracy theories.
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This was going to be the lightest shade of blonde, and so the first layer of bleach was set to work in thin layers and then blended with fingers towards the root.
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The spices should be blended with the egg yolks, canned coconut should be heated gently so it mixes better and the rum should give you a kick but not knock you down.
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The frozen take on a classic cup of hot chocolate features rich cocoa fudge, chocolate chunks and candy cane pieces blended with DQ's signature soft serve and topped with a whipped cream.
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The crude that she is testing is pumped a short distance across the sea to a vast floating storage tank, known as an FPSO, where it is blended with lighter crude for export.
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The Frap will consist of coffee with mocha sauce and chocolaty chips blended with milk and ice, which can also be topped with the espresso-infused whipped cream with an espresso mocha drizzle.
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From heritage bottles made with red-fleshed apples to more modern cans blended with berries, we're breaking down your rosé cider options, and the can brands you'll be seeing everywhere this summer, ahead.
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The popular minty green milkshake — made from McDonald's vanilla soft serve blended with Shamrock Shake syrup and topped with whipped topping — is officially back on the menu, the company announced on Twitter, Thursday.
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In 2011 the IFC, an arm of the World Bank, provided an $8m commercial loan blended with a low-interest loan of $4m from CTF, a climate investment fund backed by several governments.
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Pruitt said during his confirmation hearing on Wednesday that he was committed to Congress' plan, laid out in 2007, to annually increase the amount of ethanol and other renewables blended with petroleum fuels.
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In this study, face-to-face means "offline and in a classroom setting," but this model of online education blended with a face-to-face component hints at the strength of online mentorship.
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Like Millie Bobby Brown, in "Stranger Things," Dafne Keen seems both haunted and haunting, her reticence blended with a fierce glare; there are echoes, too, of the young Lukas Haas, in "Witness" (1985).
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Ethanol absorbs water, which can cause problems with fuel quality, so gasoline is normally stored and transported by pipeline as blendstock and then blended with ethanol in local markets shortly before to sale.
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It's an attractive fuel option because it wouldn't have to be blended with jet fuel — it is jet fuel, just made without drilling for oil; the fuel exploits what's already in the air.
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Since winning the election and taking office, Trump's campaign team and inexperienced inner circle has been blended with more conventional figures drawn from the ranks of the congressional GOP and Republican Party donor circles.
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I learned this after sitting in during the making of a batch, which is composed of sharp Cheddar and Parmesan that's been blended with a milk-based dashi and emulsified with some melting salts.
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With an extraordinarily deep and alien fatigue, blended with an extreme sense of humiliation, and a pitiful type of relief, we stopped after a long day of over ten hours of nerve-racking gambling.
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Many of the creators cutting their teeth on Flash games later formed an essential part of the indie gaming movement, and as Flash faded in popularity and usefulness, those aesthetics blended with the mainstream
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That is because large volumes of fuel oil are blended with so-called cutter stocks by suppliers and sold on through an extensive network of middlemen before finding their way into ships' fuel tanks.
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Today's smoky eyes are often blended with the same hints of lapis she wore as a teen; whether straightened and skimming the eyes or pushed to the side, her bangs are still ever-present.
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The beans and avocado give it that creamy texture similar to mayonnaise, and jitomate (tomato blended with a bit of oregano), will give it the freshness in every bite that cuts through the grease.
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And not the cartoonish economic nationalism defined by the national media as a tariff war against the world, blended with protectionist policies, and all justified by some xenophobic, reactionary irrationalism to put America first.
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Gail Baugh, who taught textiles and fashion merchandising at San Francisco State University, says because fiber made from old bottles tends to be low quality, it needs to blended with virgin fiber for strength.
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One of his first tasks will be to decide whether to restructure the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), which ensures a minimum volume of renewable fuels, like ethanol, are blended with fossil fuels, like gasoline.
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One of his first tasks will be to decide whether to restructure the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) – which ensures a minimum volume of renewable fuels, like ethanol, are blended with fossil fuels, like gasoline.
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The oil industry has spent millions lobbying against the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), a 2005 policy that establishes annual targets for the volume of biofuels that need to be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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Ernest Hemingway liked his daiquiri unsweetened and oversized: four ounces of white rum blended with crushed ice, lemon juice, grapefruit juice, and six drops of cherry liqueur from El Floridita bar, in Havana, Cuba.
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The central government said last year that it plans to roll out the use of gasoline blended with 10 percent added ethanol nationally by 2020, to cut corn stocks and clean up choking smog.
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In France, watercress soup is popular; basically a variant of the soup vichyssoise (potato and leek), with a fair amount of the peppery greens blended with the purée, it is creamy, green and lovely.
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Indonesia supplies mainly low-rank coal to China, which customs classifies as lignite, and this is mainly used as power-station fuel, often being blended with high-grade coal to boost the energy value.
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He points to expatriate jewelers before him — Verdura from Italy and Schlumberger from France among them — who came to America and established ateliers with a European sensibility blended with a strong sense of design.
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Biofuels such as ethanol are already blended with hydrocarbons in fuels in places such as Brazil and America, but energy crops compete with the food industry for land, and their cultivation also produces greenhouse gases.
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Just a splash of this fruity fragrance, blended with warm tones like musk and sandalwood, will leave you feeling as if you were shoreside rather than deep into a Netflix binge on the couch. Bonus?
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On Wednesday, the brand is exclusively sharing its spring '18 selection, expanding the existing library of materials to include seasonal staples, like a signature Parachute Cotton and knits from cotton blended with silk or linen.
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Its base ingredient is melatonin, which puts you to sleep, and it's blended with the amino acid L-theanine, which helps calm the brain, so the combination puts you to sleep and keeps you asleep.
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Made with strawberry frozen custard and topped with whipped cream, rainbow sprinkles, and raspberry dust, the shake is also blended with Prosecco, earning it the title of first Shack shake to be made with wine.
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It is made using patented rotary compression technology, which transforms abundant, annually renewable agricultural waste residue into a renewable fuel that, when blended with traditional coal, can produce a cleaner, more sustainable source of electricity.
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Real life blended with make-believe on Monday as Kevin Spacey, who plays a fictional president on "House of Cards," teamed up with former White House photographer Pete Souza for a photo shoot around Washington.
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Firme Arte is a combination of Native American spirituality, earth magick mixed with Mexican folk magick, and brujeria (witchcraft) blended with the concept of using self-care as an act of political and personal resistance.
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While the company's plant-based nuggets present a direct challenge to companies like Beyond Meat, Tyson Foods is playing a different game by introducing consumers to foods that are blended with meat and protein replacements.
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A Valencia-born Spaniard, Ribera emigrated to Italy in 1606, and the dramatic influence of Caravaggio's strong chiaroscuro is visible here, blended with a Velazquez-like sensibility for gutsier painterly details of flesh and physiognomy.
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While Mr. Bowles said it wasn't clear whether the dust blended with the snow in the air or on the ground, Mr. Roys said that both appeared to have been stirred together in the atmosphere.
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Bhang was a pistachio green paste of crushed marijuana leaves blended with milk, almonds and spices, but Babr's bhang was a heady concoction of crushed curry leaves and cumin, with few actual buds of cannabis.
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It was still floral, with syrah's characteristic meaty, peppery, olive aromas and flavors, but it had a spine of red fruit, perhaps because the syrah was blended with 22 percent grenache and 3 percent sangiovese.
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"A culture driven for respect for customers and employees blended with shrewd capital management has transformed Delta into one of the largest, safest and most profitable airlines in the world," wrote Barclays analyst Brandon Oglenski.
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It has blended with another meaning, used as a codeword that bridges from Israel to the wider Jewish world, hinting at the age-old, antisemitic notion of a shadowy, global power, operating behind the scenes.
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Soon the party took on a life of its own as the crew began mixing dubstep, moombahton, trap, and whatever else was rattling the low-end of club sounds blended with indigenous call and response chants.
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Such "plant-based meats" generally use a processed mix of protein from soybeans or peas, for example, blended with mushrooms or vegetables such as beets to approach a texture, appearance and taste similar to animal products.
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One wearer highlighted her coat with creative details, such as a gold-bronze envelope bag; a necklace that blended with the coat, and a color cast of pale pink and aqua; and leopard-print fingerless gloves.
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The soft serve-based treat is made up of vanilla ice cream blended with actual pieces of pumpkin pie (a milkshake technique we highly recommend), then finished with whipped topping and a light dusting of nutmeg.
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Products Used: Foundation #290; Eclipse glitter liner in "Alien Bae" smudged up on lids and blended with Killawatt highlighter in "Mega Moon;" Cosmic Gloss in "Spacesuit" on lips and Killawatt highlighter in "Moscow Mule" on cheeks.
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Under the agreement, JetBlue will purchase more than 33 million gallons a year of a fuel made from plant oils for at least 10 years; that fuel will be blended with 70 percent traditional jet fuel.
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The oil will be blended with oil from another Shell-operated field, Gumusut-Kakap, and exported as Kimanis, a medium-sweet crude with an API gravity of 38.61 degrees and a sulfur content of 0.06 percent.
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There's Oreo soft-serve ice cream blended with Oreo cookie pieces, an Oreo shake, an Oreo sundae, and Oreo Lil' Rounders (pictured above.) All of the new frozen treats will only be available through May 30.
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Hard red spring wheat, grown in the northern Plains and traded in Minneapolis, is a top-quality grain used for pizza dough and bagels, and often blended with lesser grades of wheat to improve flour quality.
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Trump announced the lifting of a ban on summer sales of gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, known as E15, at a closed-door meeting at the White House, Republican senators told reporters after the meeting.
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Most of the work centered on King's Landing and the Sept as artists produced photo-realistic CG set extensions and architectural enhancements that were blended with location footage to create the luxurious, walled city overlooking the sea.
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The Oreo Hot Cocoa Blizzard is blended with soft serve vanilla ice cream with Oreo cookie pieces and hot fudge, while the Candy Cane Chill is more like peppermint bark with vanilla ice cream in a cup.
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The Blizzard is "made with Oreo cookie pieces, sparkly cosmic swirls and sweet cotton candy topping blended with our world-famous soft serve (ice cream) and topped with colorful galaxy sprinkles," according to a recent press release.
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A fluid containing water blended with methanol and a pump conditioner, to prevent freezing and rusting, is pumped on a continuous closed loop between the bottom of the well and the surface, where the heat is extracted.
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Trump's ideology-bending economic policy, such as it is, is a murky mix of anti-trade protectionism and calls for federal spending, blended with some traditional Republican ideas like cutting taxes deeply for the wealthy and deregulation.
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Maybe it was the smells, which were equally new and strange and seemed to be a combination of roasting meats, sweet-scented spices, and old stone, blended with a sea breeze blown in from the nearby Bosporus.
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According to their report, Italians will soon be able to rest easy in the knowledge that their wedge of Parmesan is the real deal (and not, as in one recent case, blended with dodgy wood chip filler).
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Honey imported from overseas is often adulterated—either by having sugars added to it or by being cleaned, heated, or filtered—and then is blended with small amounts of true honey until the sticky substance is uniform.
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For Days recycles the used shirts by breaking them down into pulp, which is then blended with fresh organic fiber, and spun into yarn that the company says has a 70/30 blend of new and recycled fibers.
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Planting of spring wheat, a high-protein class of wheat that is often blended with lesser grades of grain to improve milling quality for breads and pizza dough, typically begins in April in North Dakota, the largest producer.
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Rounding out the top four was the high-toned, earthy Porter Creek, made from old vines of carignan from Mendocino, blended with a small percentage of zinfandel grown next door to the winery in the Russian River Valley.
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The book described how he made his paintings: by applying paint (blended with an electric mixer) on a canvas, laying a piece of tulle on the canvas, spraying the tulle with silver paint, then taking the tulle off.
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His tenth-floor office is filled with reproductions of Blake illuminations and Whistler portraits, while photographs of his children cycle on the screen saver behind him, blended with images of whales and dolphins, a particular interest of his.
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But his pride and joy is his fabric that will be available in 2020: Super Eco Rigid Fabric, a unique plant-dyed composition that comprises recycled cotton scraps using the REFIBRA™ technology blended with certified organic cotton.
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Soucek's pulp pieces are colored by the paper itself, blended with pigment to form a soft paste, and Parrasch's ceramics attain their final color through a wealth of techniques, grounded in the alchemical processes of glazing and firing.
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Klobuchar also said she would support year-round sales of E15, gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, a rule that the Trump administration has promised to farmers and that the EPA is working to complete by June 1.
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The filling, which is blended with tucupi, is served in small tortilla-like shells made from plantains that have been smashed flat and then pan-fried after being folded into the shape of little canoes (hence the dish's name).
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After that comes the goat cheese mousse, as if chevré could get any better: Fresh goat cheese gets blended with ricotta, cream cheese, lemon zest, herbs, and black pepper, and whipped to a fluffy consistency in a stand mixer.
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The sundae is made with vanilla ice cream, pieces of edible cookie dough, and caramel sauce, while the the Big Scoop Cookie Dough Blast is made with Sonic's Real Ice Cream blended with edible chocolate chip cookie dough pieces.
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Actress' sparse and abstract beats, his "R&B concrète," as it's known, will be augmented as his live electronica is blended with the acoustic instruments to form kind of musical symbiosis, striking a balance between the two different practices.
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Ranavat Botanics' Flawless Veil Illuminating Masque ($65), which contains a mixture of dehydrated clays and pulverized plants, can be blended with either a few teaspoons of water, to slough skin, or a splash of toner, to replenish lost moisture.
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A live-edge cement bowl blended with mica is $145; a denim tote to hold flowers and other farmers' market fare is $42; Japanese suede house slippers, in pale Kondo pink, are $206, but they have already sold out.
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" De Quincey had seen as a warning the escalating addiction of Coleridge, who, for his part, recognized in De Quincey a doppelgänger, their "two faces, each of a confused countenance," blended with the same mixture of "muddiness and lustre.
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But analysts said China will likely have to resume imports soon, with domestic production unlikely to meet the demand for ethanol needed to meet the government target of having all gasoline nationwide blended with 10 percent ethanol by 13.
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Page finished with a light application of brown eye shadow to just the lid — and coffee-brown eyeliner along the upper and lower lash lines, which he blended with an oil-based product to create a subtle smudged effect.
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This means some products marketed as containing Egyptian cotton almost certainly do not, or are blended with other types of cotton without proper disclosure, said Jordan Lea, chairman and co-owner of cotton merchant Eastern Trading in Greenville, South Carolina.
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The companies are alleged to sell the mixed aromatics blended with gasoline, or light cycle oil with some diesel, using invoices purchased from the black market that show the cargo is entirely aromatics or light cycle oil instead of fuel.
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Prices for the credits, which can also be bought in an opaque market, have rallied on what traders and industry sources have said are more ambitious targets from U.S. regulators on the volumes of ethanol required to be blended with gasoline.
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H&M's design team also utilized Circulose, a natural material made with used cotton blended with FSC certified wood pulp; Renu, a high-quality recycled polyester; and natural dyes made from the coffee grounds collected at H&M's production office.
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The processed, bologna-ham hybrid (Case's brand in this case, although other Trentonians swear by its rival, Taylor ham) turns up in various guises, including a slice atop a hamburger or blended with sausage in sensational meatballs, a frequent special.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's crude oil imports from Malaysia stood near record levels in July, customs data showed, with traders and a tanker-tracking analyst citing oil either transshipped from Venezuela or blended with Venezuelan crude for the unusual growth.
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Frustration with Trump's ethanol policy Early in 2019, the farm industry was pleased Trump followed through with his promise to allow for the year-round sale of gasoline blended with 15% ethanol, known as E15, meant to boost demand for corn.
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I would always cut up my shapewear to make my own styles, and there have also been so many times I couldn't find a shapeware color that blended with my skin tone so we needed a solution for all of this.
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Once it's active, you'll be able to see your buddy pokémon more realistically blended with the real world where you can then interact with it and feed it snacks to earn special perks that help the pokémon grow over time.
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The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), or ethanol mandate, was created by the 2005 Energy Policy Act and expanded in 2007, and establishes a quota for the amount ethanol that must blended with fuel as well as mandates for certain sub-categories.
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It didn't take long before the fish melted into a putrid goo that was blended with various ingredients (different villages used different recipes, but they might add hot peppers, lime, vinegar, sugar or water) to make the local nuoc mam.
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"I would always cut up my shapewear to make my own styles, and there have also been so many times I couldn't find a shapewear color that blended with my skin tone so we needed a solution for all of this," she said.
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In a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt sent on Monday, the RFA asked EPA to relax Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) limits to 10 psi for all finished gasoline blended with ethanol in conventional and reformulated gasoline areas nationwide, through Sept. 15.
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That would be aligoté, a grape struggling to shake its bad reputation — pervasively believed to be thin, acidic and good for little else beyond serving as a base for kir, an aperitif in which white wine is blended with crème de cassis.
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The preferred Milanese cocktail, the Spritz, usually served with Campari or Aperol, is instead offered with a little-known Sicilian liqueur called Amara produced from the region's blood oranges, while Bloody Marys are blended with a fresh Sicilian tomato passata, or sauce.
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As guests — including a handful of New York transplants and former editors, friends from Mata's time as accessories editor at W magazine — filtered into the yard, the soothing sound of a fountain blended with the patter of children's feet playing on travertine stone.
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"I would always cut up my shapewear to make my own styles, and there have also been so many times I couldn't find a shapewear color that blended with my skin tone so we needed a solution for all of this," she said on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. farming and oil lobbies have spent over a decade battling over a government program that requires that renewable fuels are blended with gasoline, but a recent survey showed motorists largely don't know or care what goes into their gas tanks.
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In an interview with PeopleStyle, Brock shared the simple formula to Wonder Woman's beauty look: small amounts of cream products applied and blended with her fingers to ensure that the makeup looked like a part of her skin, rather than sitting on top of it.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Copersucar SA, the world's largest sugar and ethanol merchant, expects ethanol demand in the United States could increase by 50% when a new U.S. policy allowing for larger sales of gasoline blended with 15% ethanol, known as E15, is fully implemented.
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In addition to the fact that—to reiterate—this is a delicious synthesis of mint, chocolate, and booze, this particular Grasshopper is blended with ice cream for an incredibly rich, smooth texture and that lovely waft of vanilla that melds so charmingly with mint.
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Visitors can peer through the glass to videos and installations, like Trevor King's "The Well," for which the artist installed a clay slip and "eight 2.5 gallon water jugs blended with increasing percentages of Gatorade" to create a contrast between the flooded earth and unnaturally colored liquid.
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To entice players, the stores will be offering a drink called the Pokémon GO Frappuccino, a "Vanilla Bean Frappuccino blended beverage and raspberry syrup blended with freeze dried whole blackberries and topped with whipped cream," which basically sounds like they've stuck a pokémon in a blender.
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Trump had asked that the EPA's reform be finalized prior to June 1 to coincide with the agencys move to expand sales of gasoline blended with higher levels of corn-based ethanol, or E15, a measure meant to help farmers by expanding the market for corn.
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Ms. Milliken and Aron Weinkauf, the winemaker and vineyard manager, are experimenting with rootstocks that might do better in drought conditions, and grapes like alicante bouschet, mourvèdre and touriga nacional that, as Napa warms, might be blended with cabernet sauvignon to maintain freshness, structure and acidity.
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Trump had asked that the EPA's reform be finalized prior to June 1 to coincide with the agency's move to expand sales of gasoline blended with higher levels of corn-based ethanol, or E15, a measure meant to help farmers by expanding the market for corn.
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Apple can then either raise the price of the phone so that American consumers bear the cost, or it can eat that cost and see lower profit margins on the phones, which are then blended with high-margin service businesses to modestly dent Apple's overall margins.
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While processed, homogenized cheese product has been one of the keystone elements of food assistance programs, and thus a marker of poverty for so many Americans, the rise of trash-chic aesthetic blended with nostalgia has given it a place in haute cuisine in recent years.
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Almost exactly eight years later, we've wrapped up a year in British music where the sounds of Ghanaian and Nigerian pop rhythms, blended with elements of grime, rap, hip-hop and just-about R&B have permeated clubs, parties, Uber ride playlists and crept up through the charts.
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Plucked from the Bessarabian vine, the grapes fortunate enough to make their way to Tiraspol are transformed into brandy using a process identical to that used to make Cognac in France—double distilled in copper pots, aged in oak barrels, and then carefully blended with water and sugar.
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Then — the smell that will become home to me — skin like powder and fabric softener blended with the wool of her coat and her cologne and something that smelled like air, like outdoors, like crisp sky, like a baby and a woman and a man and the whole world.
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The four soloists each had distinctive qualities — standouts were the tenor Ben Bliss, who brought the dramatic textures you might hear in his Mozart over at the Metropolitan Opera, and Megan Mikailovna Samarin, making her Philharmonic debut with a penetrating mezzo-soprano — yet they blended with impressive grace.
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But our version, courtesy of Joseph Brook at The 86 Company (a New York-based spirits company founded by cocktail masterminds Simon Ford, Jason Kosmas, and Dushan Zaric) sticks to the classic formula: quality vodka and rum, blended with fresh fruit juice and simple syrup—and, of course, some blue curaçao.
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"We'll be doing a two-hour set at the launch party, and the mix is mostly tunes from '93-'96 that represent the vibe we're going for—some absolute classics like Deep Blue's 'Helicopter Tune' and DJ SS's 'Lighter' blended with rare white labels," said Doctor Jeep to THUMP via email.
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LanzaTech, which launched in New Zealand in 2005 and has raised more than $250 million, identified a bacteria found in the gut of rabbits that helps turn factory carbon emissions (pollution) into ethanol, an alcohol that is blended with gasoline to reduce the amount of fossil fuel used by cars.
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A Reuters review of regulatory filings from ten refiners, including Valero Energy Corp and CVR Energy Inc, showed that they paid $2.22 billion last year for compliance credits that companies use to prove they are meeting annual government requirements for volumes of biofuels to be blended with gasoline and diesel.
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The restaurant overlooking the river offers a sumptuous repertoire: sautéed local greens and onions with yogurt; smoky eggplant dip blended with tahini; spelt with wild mushrooms; a tongue-melting sou boreg (thin flat noodles layered with Armenian cheeses), chicken cooked with dried plum and pomegranate sauce; superb dry white wine.
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As recounted in Rudolph Chelminski's 2007 biography of Mr. Duboeuf, "I'll Drink to That: Beaujolais and the French Peasant Who Made It the World's Most Popular Wine," the quality-minded brothers did not like to see their carefully made wines blended with those of producers whose methods were not so painstaking.
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Someone reading this exchange will see the logic of a conservative-populist alliance, just as an on-the-decline actor was reading Human Events and National Review back in the 1950s but had enough common sense to see how it could be blended with something else to really take off.
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"'Take Me Home Country Roads' is my state anthem," Paisley tells PEOPLE of the John Denver tune that was blended with Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" and Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" for the new song and video celebrating this year's 50th anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards.
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They're not quite to her taste, and for years they were resigned to a drawer, but are now on display next to an oversize print of the Hoover Dam by the photographer Spencer Lowell — the plates' stiff formality blended with the room's rustic ambience has an in-joke effect, one she adores.
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RYANAIR SEEKING TO RESTRICT ALCOHOL SALES AT AIRPORTS FOLLOWING STRING OF BOOZE-FUELED FIGHTS The frozen coffee version is "a strong but smooth cold brew extract blended with ice into a cold, creamy frozen drink" and the frappe is the same, but comes with whipped cream and chocolate drizzle on top, per a press release .
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Although China slapped retaliatory tariffs up to 70 percent on U.S. ethanol shipments, the fuel can still legally enter China tariff-free if it arrives blended with at least 40 percent Asian-produced fuel, according to trade rules established between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the regional economic and political body.
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Comparisons are imperfect, but in 22015, for example, the Kevin Hart-led remake of the romantic comedy "About Last Night" made $2 million more at the domestic box office than the rom-com "Blended" with Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler, despite opening in 1,300 fewer theaters, according to Box Office Mojo, which tracks ticket sales.
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The three grades historically have not traded with a large discount between them because many of those barrels were being blended with other grades, David Lamp, chief executive of CVR Energy Inc said in an earnings call late in April, but that is starting to end, he said, because of fewer markets for those barrels so far.
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During the late-night recital at the Kaplan Penthouse, he will present selections from his latest recording, "Roots," which juxtaposes fragments of ancient spiritual music — including a setting of the second-century Seikilos epitaph, believed to be the oldest surviving complete musical composition, blended with music by Hildegard von Bingen — with pieces from folk traditions like klezmer and tango.
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When the outside is crispy and the egg is cooked, the lahuh is served with grated tomato, tahini pungent with garlic, and sometimes a Yemenite hot sauce called zhug, with dried red chilies added to the traditional long, green ones because they aren't spicy enough for Irit, blended with lots of cilantro and garlic and a bit of parsley.
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"The soot is blended with oils to create oil-based paint, the spray paint is packaged with compressed gas and canned — to a user, the end results are materials that function much like any other paint they use," Graviky Labs co-founder Anirudh Sharma told CNN, adding that he may one day figure out how to use purified carbon soot to create sculptures.
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Among the 220 items that made the list include Sonic's Oreo Peanut Butter Master Shake — which CSPI says is the equivalent of eating "22 Oreos blended with a cup of lard" — as well as Topgolf's Injectable Donut Holes, an order of which consists of 1,900 calories, 37 grams of saturated fat, 1,800 milligrams of sodium and an estimated 100 grams of added sugar.
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In the beginning, all there was to draw on was our current location, New York, the broader spectrum of that, which was everything that American manufacturing stood for — workwear and military clothing — all blended with having grown up wearing English clothes and having been exposed to that Jermyn Street way of looking at things, which was about quality and craftsmanship and authenticity, not about brand at all.
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