Add the tomatoes and cook until blistered, 2 minutes more.
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Justin Chapple's Blistered Snap Peas With Burrata & Mint 3 tbsp.
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A Honduran's blistered feet in Ocotepeque, Honduras, on Oct. 14.
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Don't scratch the blistered area, it can lead to infection.
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Roast marshmallows over an open flame until blistered, about 6 minutes.
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A "family menu" replete with blistered green beans and sesame broccoli.
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Too often for the Mets, those go hand in blistered hand.
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He is definitely having elaborate fantasies about blistered, blackened, chicken hot dogs.
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At least 15 people stood in line, their feet swollen and blistered.
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"His hind end was blistered raw" when he first arrived, said Poppy.
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They way their skin blackened and blistered and melted off their bones.
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Oh, please, Ida thought, whenever this particular investigation blistered onto the screen.
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In severe cases, the skin may become blistered, painful, and form crusts.
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He began having stomach problems, and his feet were shredded and blistered.
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Her hand ballooned, her fingers blistered and bled, but she wouldn't — couldn't — stop.
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I blanched when I looked at her feet: gnarled, blistered, bruised, the works.
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Robinson Cano then blistered a one-hopper under the glove of C.J. Cron.
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His skin blistered from where he had clutched the girl to his chest.
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Roast in oven until grapes are tender and blistered, 25 to 28 minutes. 3.
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The vegetable skewer choices begin and end with blistered tomatoes and softly collapsing eggplant.
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Photos show her torso swaddled in bandages and her exposed skin blistered and discolored.
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America's test of one prototype in 22021 failed when the skin blistered and peeled off.
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But after legislators voted them down, he blistered environmentalists for failing to support the cause.
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Brown posted a picture on social media showing what appeared to be severely blistered feet.
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And every hour, down in that shining, blistered republic, someone will pause to whisper Henry!
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The result, if you're lucky, is a pizza topped with cheese that's blistered a bit.
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Benn blistered a slap shot past Pickard, beating him top shelf, from the left point.
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She said that her feet were blistered, sore and bleeding, and that walking was painful.
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The sauce is house-made, with a hint of smokiness; the cheese is blistered perfectly.
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For days, as they walked, they took turns carrying a friend whose feet had blistered.
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That reaction set off a firestorm in Washington, where lawmakers blistered the NBA with criticism.
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Cautious theatergoers unacquainted with Strindberg may dip their toes into his work without being blistered.
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Light a grill and grill the quartered beets until blistered all around, roughly 15 minutes. 3.
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They waded through rivers and crested mountains, their feet blistered and swollen, shoes filled with water.
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At the start of training camp, photos of Brown's swollen and blistered feet quickly raised questions.
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One colleague said his skin blistered just from putting up the police tape around the incident.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, blistered the Kobes nomination.
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I could also go for some blistered green beans and tomatoes, with honey, harissa and mint.
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On a sunny Monday, he sat at a blistered wooden table as muted house music blooped.
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Five minutes later, Dempsey blistered a free kick that he did not think he would take.
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Frisbee-size disks arrive hot, puffed, and blistered from the tandoori oven and slashed with sumac.
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As aid began to pour in, neighbors across this blistered landscape tried to help one another.
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"The track here is burning up," said Lyles, who blistered his previous best of 228.77 seconds.
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He loved to watch people burn — the way their skin blackened and blistered melted off their bones.
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Her hands were blistered and blackened and her voice was a raspy from shouting and breathing smoke.
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Add in the peppers and onions and cook until the peppers are blistered, about 3 minutes. 2.
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It was the morning of November 15, 2016, and Cai seemed nervous, picking at his blistered hands.
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An 18-year-old needed surgery for a blistered and collapsed lung after using a marijuana vape.
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This tangy, herby side combines grilled zucchini with blistered shishitos for a peak mid-August flavor combo.
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I always order the same thing: peperoni fritti (blistered peppers) and linguine alle vongole (linguine with clams).
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Stamkos blistered a one-timer just inside the left post before Dell could fully scramble into position.
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The surfaces are rucked and blistered, victims of punishment — by war, by the elements, by the artist.
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It's got blistered beats, slapstick sound collages, and a few exclusive collaborations with some of her close buds.
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Add the pistachios, and cook, tossing in the oil, until lightly blistered and warmed through, about 2 minutes.
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There's aching drones, blistered noise blasts, and gasping vocal samples all clamoring for space in the same tracks.
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She's growing boxy speckled hounds and blue-green marina di Chioggias, blistered specimens with a sexy Italian name.
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It was horrible — so itchy and the treatment dried my skin out so badly it blistered for weeks.
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Shatter the shell of blistered sugar into pieces that look like stained glass and try not to smile.
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An overnight rise gives her work a dense, yeasty crumb and a blistered crust that crackles against your teeth.
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For now, the migrants are getting their blistered feet treated by doctors and their sore calves massaged by volunteers.
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Further east on Hawaii Highway 132, vast swaths of greenery are blistered black as a long scar oozes lava.
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After a thumbs-up, Force rolled up to the starting line and blistered Hale with a 322-m.p.h. takedown.
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Elizabeth Warren blistered Bloomberg over past accusations of sexual harassment, pressing him to release woman from non-disclosure agreements.
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Antonio Brown won't play for the Raiders on Saturday after a mishap involving a cryogenic chamber blistered his feet.
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And in 2016, some of Romney's allies resurfaced in an anti-Trump super PAC, which blistered him in Iowa.
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The artichoke ravioli was served with a blistered cherry tomato sauce and "pesto" made with green olives and pistachio.
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Antonio Brown won't play for the Raiders on Saturday after a mishap involving a cryogenic chamber blistered his feet.
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Fano, showing signs of schizophrenia, sometimes cleared his mind by walking the streets so long his bare feet blistered.
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The exhausted migrants entered Esquipulas during the evening and sought out food and places to sleep, hobbling on blistered feet.
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Called noni toki, it is matzo-thin, a blistered expanse 14 inches across, the edges uplifted as if in supplication.
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"Help me, help me," she cried, as a firefighter wrapped her blistered body in a blanket and laid her down.
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The Blue Jays blistered the Texas aces, Cole Hamels and Yu Darvish, to win the first two games in Arlington.
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Aside from the sleep deprivation, Lawler's hands and knees blistered from the perpetual rubbing she felt she had to do.
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A thousand years of slashed porcine throats, drained blood, and blistered flesh hanging over fires that warned bad spirits away.
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The rim of the pot is crusted black with char; bell peppers, just breaking the surface, show off blistered skins.
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It was the second oven in which he started baking small, irregular, alluringly blistered margheritas at the Brooklyn Flea in 2008.
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In doing so, he arrives at surfaces that are blurred, scraped, gouged, blistered, peeling, distressed, and jammed with dabs of paint.
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Ottawa doubled its lead 211:212 later when Claesson blistered a slap shot past Lehtonen off a faceoff from the slot.
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On HBO's "Hard Knocks," Brown confirmed reports that his blistered feet were due to frostbite suffered while inside a cryotherapy machine.
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They had very little meat, but their gelatinous fattiness was gloriously counterpointed by the grill-blistered, smoke-infused, cumin-dusted skin.
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In Marigot, a French Gendarmerie helicopter hovered over the city on Sunday afternoon, flying low and scanning the storm-blistered streets.
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Beneath the cover of blistered, chive-freckled Emmental cheese, your spoon finds a soup made robust with mushroom and beef broths.
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You drink that together, the blistered bits from the arepa with the salty cheese against the sweet-tartness of the berry drink?
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C Chris Gimenez has taken the mound three times this season in an effort to save innings in the Twins' blistered bullpen.
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The gooey-soft, buttery rope of blistered, browned dough arrives with yellow mustard and house-made Hungarian Liptauer cheese, blushing with paprika.
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Yadier Molina blistered a two-run shot to left, a pitch after Jedd Gyorko led off the second inning with a single.
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The following summer, in suburban St. Louis, I stood for hours on a slab of blistered concrete, squinting at a netless hoop.
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And, holy cats, how about these pan-seared shrimp with blistered cucumbers, corn and tomato salad with Thai dressing from Colu Henry?
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Woods blistered a 3-wood from 278 yards into the wind and saw it run through the green into a tough lie.
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At the hospital, doctors removed the blistered skin on my chest and left arm and prescribed a cream to help me heal.
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Democrats and Republicans have blistered the NBA for appearing to accommodate China, uniting over a useful foe for vastly different electoral bases.
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When police found the girl, they say she was bruised, blistered, and riddled with rashes, only wearing a shirt and a soiled diaper.
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He found the fairway on the par-5 18th, and then blistered a 5-wood from 255 yards to just inside 28 feet.
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The last evacuees made it out on roads with fire so close on either side that it blistered the paint on their cars.
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The teen came to Khan for treatment of a blistered lung, but after examining the teen, Khan found his lung was also collapsed.
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He braved the wilderness as the days grew shorter, his legs so swollen and blistered from exposure that he vomited with the pain.
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Chattery vocal samples and asymmetrical kick-drum patterns are staples of the genre, but Jlin's take somehow felt even more blistered and broken.
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In a dry and very hot pan, he sautees de-seeded shishitos until the skins get nicely blistered and the flesh is slightly wilted.
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Though Carton often blistered Sandusky, and the head coach, Joe Paterno, with a vehemence that startled his colleagues, he never mentioned his own experience.
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The Painted Hills Farm grilled steak with chimichurri was designed to share a plate with blistered shishito peppers blasted with sea salt and lemon.
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If you are vegetarian, I have created a dried shitake mushroom-based broth that is just as delicious, with roasted tofu and blistered kale.
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And I rediscovered how a city can shape an artist, and vice versa, though the price of the lesson was two severely blistered feet.
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I wanted to be outside on that first sunny day, wielding my tongs as a marinated hunk of pork blistered fragrantly over the coals.
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Every table is abundance itself, laden with flame-licked meat, blistered bread and messy plov: rice seeded with black cumin and littered with barberries.
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It ponders faces and blistered hands, and shows bottles of black fluid being extracted from workers, a consequence of pneumoconiosis, or black lung disease.
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The Rockets blistered Minnesota despite playing without center Clint Capela (heel) and losing forward P.J. Tucker to a stinger early in the first quarter.
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The Rockets blistered Minnesota despite playing without center Clint Capela (heel) and losing forward P.J. Tucker to a stinger early in the first quarter.
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Make the green chili escabeche: In a medium skillet over high heat, cook the peppers, turning once, until blackened and blistered, about 3 minutes.
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Gibb had no clue that it was a bad idea to wear a new pair in a race, and her feet were horrendously blistered.
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Warning: the photos are pretty gnarly, if not graphic and gross......There's also a photo of her blistered hand, but honestly, it's a bit much.
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IT LOOKS like something out of a Gothic movie: a metre-long monster that emerges slowly through blistered human skin, its victim writhing in agony.
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Blistered by the Lakers' offense in their opener last Wednesday, the Rockets utilized their stout defense to keep the Mavericks at bay time and again.
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"I don't care what people say," Mr. Pearson, who works in a hardware store, said over the weekend when temperatures had blistered into the 90s.
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Dehydration, sore throats, blistered feet, respiratory infections, pink eye and other ailments and injuries are slowing some members and knocking others out of the migration.
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At the end of the day, I left the dig dusty, blistered, sunburned, scraped and exhausted, but thrilled with everything I had seen and learned.
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So have many of Trump's Republican allies on Capitol Hill, who this week blistered the president's judgment and vowed to punish Turkish aggression with sanctions.
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A lofty Elon Musk promise may soon be realized, a teen activist blistered members of the UN, and we have some recommendations for fitness trackers.
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Now thousands of protesters, their numbers steadily swelling, are trudging through the heat on blistered feet from Ankara to Istanbul on a March for Justice.
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The feta appears again, alongside a single charred chile in a pool of tomato purée, to be scooped up by a blistered baton of focaccia.
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Lil Pump and Smokepurrp and a whole crew of similarly minded kids have brought a bit of lo-fi noise's rough edges to blistered trap beats.
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The young woman, who was later identified as Jessica, pleaded for help as a firefighter wrapped her blistered body in a blanket and laid her down.
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And then it actually started to melt, thanks to a sudden heat wave that blistered the region with temperatures 20 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit above average.
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Her crush on Dick begins as a way to pass the time and soothe her blistered ego, but soon it swells into an all-encompassing obsession.
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Wildfires burned in at least eight Western states and Alaska, with 31 clustered in a swath of Arizona and New Mexico blistered by a heat wave.
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Pizza-makers prize wood-fired ovens because they can get super hot (up to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit), allowing for an extra crispy and beautifully blistered crust.
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Junaid Khan, a heart and lung surgeon in Oakland, California, said he completed surgery on an 18-year-old young man who suffered a blistered lung.
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He was already an alcoholic, and then he became a cartoonist, producing scratchy images that blistered both those with disabilities and the people who pitied them.
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From experience, we might expect the tartness of blackberries or the brininess of black olives or the near-bitterness of charred meat and blistered pizza crusts.
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ROTI is an unleavened, wheat-flour bread rolled out into very thin rounds, and cooked quickly on a tawa, or flat griddle, until brown and blistered.
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And the mishaps: Egan doesn't properly tape his toes in the Alps and carries on, blistered and mangled, until his discomfort finally forces him into a car.
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Taking a drop pass from Sissons, Salomaki, who didn't make the team out of camp, blistered the puck past Stalock for his first goal of the season.
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I pour a glass of wine, and even though I'm not really hungry, I cook my last Plated meal: spinach turkey burgers over quinoa and blistered tomato.
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And fellas, you can take your soon-to-be-blistered feet (boots take time to break in, y'all) farther up SoCo to Stag for all masculine provisions.
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I tanned my face, left it on for 30-45 mins, got turned green, spent hours trying to remove it and has my skin burned and blistered.
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Don't be afraid to let your cherry tomatoes get nice and blistered so they burst open and create the easiest and purest tomato sauce you've ever made.
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" Schumer blistered Trump during his floor speech, criticizing his "destructive two-week temper tantrum demanding the American taxpayer pony up for an expensive and ineffective border wall.
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He recalls being lost for four days without water in the Arizona desert in the heat of high summer, his feet so blistered he had to crawl.
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And while a steady supply of spicy tuna tartare, rack of lamb and blistered, fricasseed and tartlet vegetables is nice, these are mere compensatory gestures for artists.
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When Noren, an eight-time winner on the European Tour, extends his right hand in greeting, what strikes you, besides his strong grip, are his blistered fingers.
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Republicans blistered him for his Syria decision while current and former government officials provided House investigators evidence for Democrats seeking to impeach him for abuse of power.
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CreditCreditChristopher Miller for The New York Times I awoke to the dull ache of my blistered heel, sore back, and the chilled morning air inside the tent.
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Belinelli blistered the Magic for 16 points in the first five minutes of the second quarter, quickly turning a six-point deficit into a five-point lead.
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Republicans have blistered Comey ever since he declined to recommend criminal charges against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for using a private server to conduct government business.
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Two timely takeaways before the final interception also helped Tech's defense, which got blistered for 803 yards in a 280-27 loss to West Virginia on Sept. 23.
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Unless they're seeking refuge in Mexico, migrants can only stay at the shelter long enough to heal their blistered feet and eat a few meals before continuing north.
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The menu showcases plant-centric starters such as sunflower caesar salad made with aquaponic lettuces (see recipe below), along with entrees such pastured beef with blistered broccoli leaves.
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From walking confidently down the aisle to busting a move on the dance floor, the last thing you want to deal with is sore, painful, or blistered feet.
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The Red Bulls had blistered their local rival in the first two seasons N.Y.C.F.C.'s existence, winning five of six games by a combined score of 18-20143.
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I think every summer has a recipe too, and this one is mine, ''Despacito'' for the grill: whole cabbage cooked over fire until it is blistered and black.
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Antonio Brown, newly acquired by the Raiders from the Pittsburgh Steelers, missed the start of this preseason because of blistered feet apparently caused by a cryotherapy chamber mishap.
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By the end of the four-year project, those hands were so blistered that he was forced to cover them in Band-Aids, athletic wrap, and a glove.
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Bob Paduchik, the co-chair of the Republican National Committee, blistered Kasich — a Republican who might primary Trump in 2020 — in an op-ed that landed Friday at cleveland.
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The Astros silenced Nationals Park momentarily when Carlos Correa, who had been quiet at the plate this series, blistered a ball to left field for a two-run homer.
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We joined up with them this past Sunday, 30 days and 300 miles into their journey, as they rested their blistered feet in the cool of a small mosque.
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Anyone who has been a tourist can sympathize with the irritations — blistered heels, missed meals, wrong turns and late arrivals — that set in train a fateful series of misunderstandings.
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These particular cooktops each hold a moat of burbling meat and fat that surrounds a dome-like center, used to cook corn tortillas until they are charred and blistered.
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Image: NASAIt's been a while since we last heard from the Parker Solar Probe, the NASA spacecraft voted most likely to end up as a blistered chunk of molten metal.
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Hoffman blistered a power-play goal just 23 seconds into Florida's fifth man advantage for a 3-2 Panthers lead after the Sharks had too many men on the ice.
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The Flames tied it as Gaudreau took a pass from Sean Monahan and blistered a one-timer from the right faceoff circle past Hart at 8:51 of the second.
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Place the ovenproof sauté pan or cast iron skillet in the oven and bake for 15 minutes until the edges are browned, tomatoes have blistered, and eggs have lightly set.
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These creatures subsist on whatever they can, the oleaginous lumbering ones sleepily devouring the least elusive specimens in volume, the horribly blistered long-clawed ones chasing anything they can catch.
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Nicola Gavins, a makeup artist in Alberta, Canada, shared a photo of her friend's blistered toes, cut up from the high heels she wears as part of her server's uniform.
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This Fire-Toolz release wasn't part of it, that's still a pretty fitting descriptor for producer Angel Marcloid's unholy blend of blistered black metal, wistful trance, and blunt gabber punishment.
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With one out in the third, Alvarez blistered another line drive off Gonzalez, this time driving home Bregman with a single that registered 108.4 miles per hour off the bat.
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The stain hurt me emotionally, but there was no harm done to my skin, as when spattering fat from a falafel incident blistered my wrist and ruined my shirt-front.
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Dispatch From Anatolia ON HIGHWAY E-5, Turkey — Next to a busy road in an uncelebrated part of northern Anatolia, Aykut Erdogdu, a Turkish lawmaker, nursed his bandaged, blistered foot.
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"Mr Durbin I'm so sorry that your virgin ears were blistered by the absolutely horrible language president Trump used in front of you," Daniels tweeted last month, referring to Sen.
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Whether in the blistered remix of Keyshia Cole's "Let It Go" or the bristling dynamism of highlight "CLOCCCC", Emancipation shows there's no source material Angel-Ho can't spin into a hook.
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" The couple first spoke out about the incident in a now-viral Facebook post, writing that within just 24 hours of using the makeup, Lydia's eyes became "swollen and blistered shut.
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Men, and all of the diners were men, gathered around tables, eating not Mexican or Central American fare but steaming plates of beef curry, yellow lentils, and blistered rounds of chapati.
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Now's about the time of year when every trendy café has blistered shishito peppers on the menu and everyone oooohs and ahhhhhhs as if its a uniquely cheffy thing to do.
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There are shelves of books above the bar — you don't often find that at restaurants here — a soothing backdrop one recent evening as patrons dipped blistered shishito peppers in tonnato sauce.
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Over the last few years, he's also been recording blistered, kaleidoscopic electronic compositions as Mukqs, probing similarly surreal realms to his other projects while keeping his sounds clear, his eyes open.
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Between the two of them they've made colorful deconstructions of mainstage dance music, blistered pop punk, delirious club flips, grayscale sound art, and a nigh-uncountable amount of straight up uncharacterizeable tracks.
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In his Gigantomachy paintings, it represents bruises and blood; in the works the artist made in protest of the Vietnam War, it represents bruises, blood, and flesh blistered and charred by napalm.
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The small pizza, its thin crust appetizingly blistered and charred in the beautiful tile oven we had walked by, offered flashes of decadent saltiness from the slivers of guanciale and green olives.
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The screen in the Serpentine's western gallery appeared to depict a nude of unknown gender; I thought I saw a bra at several points before it blistered for milliseconds at a time.
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We joined them this past Sunday, 240 days and 300 miles into their journey, as they rested their blistered feet in the cool of a small mosque near the city of Ghazni.
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The Blue Jackets had some solid looks at Dallas goaltender Ben Bishop (13 saves), but it was finally Werenski who blistered a shot alone from the slot and inside the right post.
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Or do you think of an exhausted, dirty, blistered laborer enduring backbreaking work from sunup till sundown, with constant worry about making ends meet and the threat of severe weather destroying crops?
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Most women who wear them to work have horror stories of shredded ankles and blistered toes, of nursing their feet under their desks and hobbling home while breaking in a new pair.
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Roast the poblanos over an open flame or 21 inches below a broiler, turning regularly until blistered and blackened all over, about 5 minutes for an open flame, 10 minutes for the broiler.
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Two of the other children in the home told police how Ayers abused Martinson's mother and would hit them "hard" with a thick belt "until their buttocks nearly blistered," the court records state.
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Continuing the party's collaborative spirit, Fasano, Fassler and producer Dale Eisinger work with a vast cast of old pals to create eight tracks of blistered disco-punk, blunt house tracks, and squirrely techno.
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On this mix, this inimitable skill is rarely as evident as when she barrels through dizzy originals and blistered edits of friends and forerunners like SCRAAATCH's lawd knows, Stud1nt, and Fatima Al Qadiri.
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Mr. Bolaños, his right leg still raw and blistered, said the owner had allowed him to keep cat food at the store and spend his days there hanging out and feeding stray cats.
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At the stadium where I have spent countless hours since I was 13, singing the lyrics back to my idols, spilling popcorn on the row in front and dancing till my toes blistered.
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She has engaged more with questions about rival candidates, and she has blistered Bloomberg (who, as we may hear again, opposed her 2012 campaign for Senate) for buying his way into the primary.
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The second toast is going to be remarkably simple, just some blistered sungold tomatoes marinated with bronze fennel and basil on toast, with shaved bottarga on top, which Nick has underway in another pan.
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A bowl of blistered shishito peppers came with sea salt and slices of lime, plus Parma ham that I was surprised to find really sang between bites of hot or not-so-hot pepper.
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Jon Moss, the referee blistered publicly after sending off Leicester's Jamie Vardy during a game against West Ham United last week, is a solid-enough official but not one of the Premier League's elite.
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Weiss cut back toward the middle of the penalty area and, after waiting a beat for the Russians to run past him, blistered a shot past goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev to give Slovakia the lead.
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On occasion, you might come across a shishito pepper that surprises you with an unexpected kick, but for the most part, these peppers are extremely mild but very flavorful, especially when roasted or blistered.
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I would sneak in at the end of a long day's work, feet blistered, and try to make it into my room before he could insist I join him and his friends for dinner.
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Furious, Mr. Yoder telephoned Mr. Stivers and blistered him about being disloyal, reminding the campaign chairman that he had been a vice chairman of the N.R.C.C. and always paid his dues to the committee.
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The classic Sichuan dish gan bian si ji dou — green beans dry-fried in a wok on low heat until blistered and wrinkly but still juicy within — is revamped with cauliflower, stalks faintly green.
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Fried mahi mahi, shredded red cabbage and rousing stripes of chipotle aioli make a fun getaway to Baja, and a blistered jalapeño stuffed with Oaxacan cheese amounts to a hotter than usual chile relleno.
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Kristian Emdal and Simon Formann are probably best known as part of the now-defunct Danish punk band Lower, who offered a Romantic (with a capital R) take on their storied scene's blistered sonics.
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We went from the orange and herbal flavors of smoked Castelvetrano olives to red wine rigatoni (made with reduced red wine, instead of water) with venison, celeriac, blistered grapes, juniper and a touch of coffee.
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I saw plum trees and camellia bushes and, everywhere, glossy black-barked cherry trees, their branches blistered with unopened buds, people circling hopefully beneath them as if they might at any moment burst into bloom.
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Whatever it is, it creates a painful red rash that blisters the skin around her mouth and slowly stretches across her body, until she has to wear oven mitts to handle anything with her blistered hands.
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For dinner on Tuesday, give Mark Bittman's spicy roasted chicken thighs a shot, with white rice and an enormous number of scallions, blistered in a hot pan so that they go limp and fragrant and delicious.
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They've got plush, cushiony insoles for pounding out 20 blocks on NYC concrete, studded rubber outsoles for the traction needed to do so at a fast pace, and they've never required a blistered break-in period.
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As Dr. Callie M. Thompson, a burn specialist, prepared to clean the area that had blistered, Mr. Shaw's best friend, Brennan McMurry, who had helped move people to safety during the rampage, offered a gruff admonition.
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"For the next four weeks, I spent all day there, pumping milk for my baby until my nipples were bleeding and blistered, because it felt like the only thing I could do to help him," Faris wrote.
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Anyone who has breastfed will tell you that the learning curve is steep, and things were no different for us — but cracked and blistered nipples, engorgement, and blocked ducts aside, that girl and I were a team.
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Ron Johnson, another holdout who has publicly blistered the process by which the Senate bill has moved through the upper chamber, said bluntly that it would be a "mistake" to move forward with the motion to proceed.
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The rapper blistered Trump in an Instagram Live video earlier Wednesday, accusing him of promising his supporters that his administration would construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border while knowing that he could not follow through.
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Apart from the closing laps, with Vettel reeling in the Mercedes in a nail-biting finish and Bottas looking anxiously in his mirrors as he wrestled with blistered tyres, the Finn's biggest scare came at the start.
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For years, Roberta's has wooed cash-strapped hipsters out of dollar-slice joints and convinced them to pay a premium for thin, masterfully blistered crust, topped with a never-ending hodgepodge of ingredients both standard and surprising.
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Kirsty Reeves, from Essex, UK, took to Facebook last week to explain how the lotion, purchased at Boots, left a green tint on her skin and then "burned and blistered" her after she tried to remove the color.
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The stretch, Harvey later acknowledged, had been a challenge for him, and here he got a break: Brett Lawrie blistered a liner to first, but Wilmer Flores snared it and stepped on the bag for a double play.
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Pro Football Talk's Chris Simms first reported that Brown's foot — which appeared to be severely blistered in a photo he posted on social media — had frostbite after Brown did not wear the proper footwear in a cryotherapy chamber.
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Tree trunks were blistered and split from intense heat — the mottled pattern reminiscent of Dutch crunch bread — but there they were, still standing, with a lush carpet of verdant shrubs and other undergrowth filling in around their feet.
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Along with making his second ace of the season, Cantlay blistered a 4-iron as far as he could hit it on the par-5 15th, the ball landing just short of the green and stopping 4 feet away.
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Brett Gardner, who replaced Hicks in the lineup, followed Hechavarria's home run with a triple inside the first-base bag and after Andrew McCutchen walked, Judge blistered a line drive that pitcher Jacob Faria caught out of self-preservation.
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How lucky they found him so that we could eat these impossibly airy, blistered spring rolls, the rice-paper skins made with a touch of tapioca starch; they pull off the trick of being crispy and chewy at once.
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Woods blistered the opening portion of the front nine with a pair of birdies followed by an eagle on the par-5 fourth hole — his first eagle at a PGA Championship since 2001 — to get under par for the first time.
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That fall, Attorney General Jack Conway, a weak if well-funded Democrat, overly cautious and blistered by a pro-gay rights stance, couldn't decide whether to stand by Obama or run from him, and the mission-fired Bevin waltzed into office.
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LOS ANGELES — If there were doubts about the seriousness of Tim Tebow's latest career twist, he turned over the palms of his hands, which were calloused, blistered and crimson — a result of swing after swing after swing of a baseball bat.
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The EP was a delicious piece of misdirection from the dominant narrative established by other noise bands diving into techno—instead of blistered 4/4 beats, it was a sloppy, sleepy, and otherworldly collage of mussed-up, off-kilter rock riffs.
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The "simply cooked" entrees (black sea bass, salmon, chicken and lamb chops were offered on a recent night) can be prepared any way the customer likes and are served with blistered shishito peppers and a citrus chili sauce on the side.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic senators blistered President Trump's health secretary on Tuesday, telling him that the Trump administration's efforts to undo health insurance protections for people with pre-existing conditions made a mockery of the president's campaign to rein in prescription drug prices.
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More bell peppers appear in speca me maze, blistered and charred — red and black, the colors of the Albanian flag, Mr. Demce points out — and draped in a meld of cornmeal, heavy cream and cheese, velvety like polenta but looser.
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The Green Bay Packers (6-1), perennial contenders who missed the playoffs the last two seasons, are thriving behind a remodeled defense that, until Aaron Rodgers blistered Oakland for 429 yards and six total touchdowns on Sunday, had outpaced the offense.
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Ingredients and order vary: scattered scallions, cilantro and zha cai (pickled mustard root); fat brush strokes of tianmianjiang (sweet bean paste) and chile sauce; and fried dough in the form of fluffy batons (you tiao) or flat blistered rectangles (bao cui).
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Linebacker Troy Dye is one of five trueFBS freshmen leading his team in tackles (242 per game), but the defense hasbeen blistered for an average of 22 points and 225 yards per outing to rankamong the bottom three nationally in both categories.
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The German had survived successive five-setters in the previous two rounds, including saving a match point against Damir Dzumhur in the last 32, but his fatigued legs and blistered feet again worked overtime to carry him over the finishing line against Khachanov.
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Some of the women said they were unaware of what their condition was until they reached adulthood - struggling through school due to poor vision and not understanding why they could not play outside as their skin blistered so easily in the sun.
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Despite having begun the final round two shots behind Dustin Johnson and Kevin Chappell, McIlroy blistered East Lake Golf Club with a six-under-par 214 that included a 30 on the back nine that was highlighted by his approach on the 16th.
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But the threat of another government shutdown could test their unity, especially after six GOP senators voted for a Democratic-backed continuing resolution last week that didn't include wall funding and after Republicans blistered Vice President Pence during a closed-door lunch.
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If only the bleeding, blistered hands and the broken backs of the Bulgarian Empire could have seen into the admittedly very-distant future, and glimpsed upon what the stone turrets and battlements of their medieval fortifications would one day play host to.
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The caravan of people slowly making their way on blistered feet and thin hopes toward America's southern border sometimes seems like an election gift to President Trump, giving him fresh meat to throw to his base on the eve of fateful midterm elections.
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One of the many industrial employers on Soto Street is the artist Sterling Ruby, whose large-scale paintings, collages, multimedia sculptures, blistered ceramics, and other mammoth works are created in a former hand-truck factory with the assistance of a fifteen-person staff.
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His report in January blistered the Astros' leadership but curiously spared the team's owner, Jim Crane, who piled on the departed General Manager Jeff Luhnow and Manager A.J. Hinch last week by blaming them for not giving "proper guidance" to his players.
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They say, via email, that they way they find hope in the bleak world their record depicts is through "kindness, empathy, humor, generosity"—which they find a way to put on display even as they bounce between grayscale ambience, blistered noise, and erratic club tracks.
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As the clinical director for the Center for Healthy Sex in Los Angeles, Alexandra Katehakis has heard her fair share of horror stories involving men with bloody and blistered penises, as well as women using their vibrators to the point where it burns their skin.
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But as much as the worst aspirational food bloggers, Gwyneth Paltrow, and other ahistorical pastoralists would like us to think that making, say, homemade pasta with blistered tomatoes and shrimp on a random weeknight is easy and fast, it's not for all of us.
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Never one to let a ready supply of nearby produce go to waste, Turshen decided to venture back into the garden for some more inspiration and was able to put together an inspired summer salad and some blistered shishito peppers in a matter of minutes.
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Claim a spot among the sociable crowd of expats in their finest frippery, and order a few bites: blistered padrón peppers, garlicky fried squid, crisp jamón croquettes and, if you ask nicely, a palm-size Spanish omelet filled with spicy chorizo from the regular menu.
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There's an outdoor component, too: the garden grows herbs that will be used in the dishes served at the winery, and the terrace has a fire pit and wood-fired oven that will cook pizzas, smoked meats and seasonal vegetables like blistered heirloom peppers.
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Beyond its environmental bona fides, it has struck a chord among professional women who rave about the comfort of its work-appropriate flats — a category of shoe that, for many, is usually synonymous with either blistered heels and bandaged toes or else sad, orthopedic styles.
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Her fingers test the pliability of the wrappers; she listens for the sound the bubbling oil makes when she throws in a bit of filling to test its heat; she taps the frying rolls with tongs to test whether the shells are crisp and blistered.
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There was a large panzanella; swordfish polpette on skewers; saffron-tinged arancini and Italian charcuterie platters for happy-hour snacking; spicy lamb sausage from J&E; a leafy green salad; and simply grilled eggplant and little yellow squash that looked like blistered lemon halves.
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There was a large panzanella; swordfish polpette on skewers; saffron-tinged arancini and Italian charcuterie platters for happy-hour snacking; spicy lamb sausage from J&E; a leafy green salad; and simply grilled eggplant and little yellow squash that looked like blistered lemon halves.
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The blistered percussion and layered instrumentation follows in the tradition of their last Warp release—last year's Ψ—but the pieces here feel a bit more coherent and song-shaped, as if, despite the smoke in the videos, all the societal turbulence has brought them clarity.
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This is Noah before dreadlocks, two years before he became a national hero by winning the French Open, and he is suffering as he strips down to his jockstrap and receives deep massage on his thighs and repair work on the blistered soles of his feet.
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At one point, Anderson re-enacts his own solo version of the Land Run by driving out to Choctaw, which served as one of the run's starting points, ditching his car and trudging over a dozen blistered miles to the heart of modern-day Oklahoma City.
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Republicans blistered him on this score and much else, a kitchen-sink campaign that totaled $5 million yet also stirred muttering within the party about why there had not been a more coherent approach to a district they knew would be competitive, given Mr. Trump's weakness here.
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Over blistered beats, producers—ranging from pseudonymous producers with sketchy monikers like TRUMP22016 to more recognized underground figures like NMESH—employ surrealist samples of sacred chants in Arabic, stump speeches, or absurdist dialogue from the 22016 campaign trail, twisting them into dadaist collages as disordered as the world itself.
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I knew a boy freshman year who sometimes drank too much and talked about fraternity hazing, about being made to sit on blocks of ice, or kneeling for hours on rice, about seeing another boy in the shower with his back and butt and thighs bruised and blistered.
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We spoke for more than an hour each morning to Amy's group and to runners in nearby tents about the previous stage, or the stage to come, watched as they tended to chafed shoulders and blistered feet, listened to their laughter, and saw their aching bodies begin to stir.
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For a satisfying dish called tortillas montadas , small, thick, slightly sweet ones, blistered on a hot griddle, are smeared with smashed avocado, then piled high with a stewy scoop of carnitas, a shaggy hunk of brisket, or a spoonful of black beans and a generous segment of sweet plantain.
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Unlike with a classic Neapolitan pie, which has a pale crust puffed and blistered black in an ultrahot oven, All Souls fires its pies cooler to bring out three colors: black bubbles of char, a deep gold that signals the sugars in the dough have caramelized, and a soft white underbelly.
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"Big Deal," taken from what some online record stores are suggesting is a two-track EP of the same name, builds itself on around some blistered guitar lines that sound recovered from old abandoned Skynyrd songs, before tossing in their typically noxious synth blasts and eyes-rolled yammering vocals from Copeland himself.
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"In 24 hours our little girl went from 100% healthy to her eyes swollen and blistered shut.. with a rash all over her body that we would have to apply cold packs to every 30 minutes or so because her skin was burning," Lydia's parents wrote in a Facebook post last week.
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Later, stumble across the street to Baest, Puglisi's version of an Italian trattoria serving house-cured charcuterie and artisan cheeses made with milk from the restaurant's herd of Jersey cows, like creamy stracciatella that's dolloped on the simple but sublime tomato pizzas (2118 kroner) with perfectly blistered crusts from the wood-fired oven.
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The stakes were raised significantly in 232, when Border Patrol agents set up surveillance near one of the humanitarian bases and filed three felony charges against Scott Warren, a 240-year-old geography teacher who helped a pair of migrants from Central America who had arrived there hungry, dehydrated and with blistered feet.
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If former President Bill Clinton had never met then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch on a tarmac in Phoenix last year, James Comey might never have blistered Hillary Clinton in a press conference announcing the closure of the FBI's investigation into her emails, Comey seemed to suggest in his Senate testimony on Thursday.
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They also sorta tread the line of the more outré realms of contemporary rap—the blistered sounds they use aren't all that far from the in-the-red excursions of Pi'erre Bourne and Ronny J—and the pinched, rhythmic screams they unleash aren't all that far removed from someone like the masked UK MC Scarlxrd.
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It's a lesson that the Philadelphia shredders DJ Haram and Moor Mother have both taught well in their solo work, issuing distortion-blistered beats indebted to both rap and club music from around the globe and abstract synth poetry that draws from the grey history of industrial music among other vibrant traditions of heavy music.
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There are moments elsewhere on the record, like "The Curse of Eternal Life" and "Empty Comforts" that up the tempos, relatively speaking, pushing their industrial clatter into territories that begin to approach techno, or hardcore—putting them in a realm that's not super far from those blistered Industrial Strength releases that razed clubs with Pantera samples.
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She looked at the burns and they weren't blistering, so she figured they were O.K. The next day, at her cousin's house, she saw that the burns had blistered, and announced that she was going to take Leslie to the E.R., but her aunt told her, Do not go to the E.R. If they see those burns, child services will take your kids.
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Then he turns to other dim sum items under his purview: tender minced chicken and onion dumplings tickled with curry powder; rolls of blistered scallion pancakes with wisps of braised beef peeking through; and sweet sesame-topped hand pies called shaobing, baked from dough stretched thin and painted with oil and lard, and folded into hot pockets that spray bits of crust, like confetti, with every bite.
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Democrats have blistered GOP senators and the Trump administration over climate change in recent weeks, and Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) is pledging to give the progressive "Green New Deal" a vote in the Senate as Republicans hunt for 2020 election fodder.
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The world is full of corporate billionaire scumbags who pollute the earth, kill wildlife, cause cancer, secretly running nations into the ground, and the moronic masses who just agree with their mindless slogans and will never fight the good fight to help to stop them until finally the last blistered blind three armed mutant dregs of humanity eat each other's putrid flesh in mankind's final nauseating death throws... High ho, some things you gotta get over.
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