Then he said, 'I'll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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Then he said, 'I'll have a hard-boiled egg… and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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Discard any store-bought hard-boiled eggs or products containing hard-boiled eggs, such as egg salad.
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Then he said, &aposI&aposll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris,&apos Hunter wrote.
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Eggs are hard-boiled when the internal temperature at the yolk's center is 174°F, medium-boiled when the yolk's center is at 165°F, and soft-boiled when the internal temperature is 158°F.
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After it is sufficiently decomposed, a process that takes several weeks, it is boiled, then served alongside boiled potatoes.
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We thought they were mature, so we boiled them thinking it was going to be this nice, delicious hard-boiled egg.
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One of my favorites was Moroccan bread cut open, spread with Laughing Cow, hot boiled potatoes, hard-boiled egg, and harissa.
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Almark Foods hard-boiled eggs sold directly to consumers and those hard-boiled at stores or restaurants are not included in the alert.
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Other goods, including hard-boiled eggs sold directly to consumers and products made with hard-boiled eggs, were not at risk, the agency said.
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While you might need to experiment to find the perfect timing, it's typically around six minutes for soft boiled eggs and nine minutes for hard boiled.
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Both egg cookers feature a series of trays for hard-boiled, soft-boiled, and poached eggs, as well as omelettes that you can swap in and out.
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The two share a meal, with wine, and playfully smash a hard-boiled and raw egg together, not knowing which was which (Flora has the hard-boiled one).
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Here are our top picks of the weirdest products we stumbled across on Amazon this week: Don't just eat any ol' hard-boiled egg, eat a cool hard-boiled.
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As a general rule, let the eggs sit in the hot water in the covered pot for:Two to four minutes for soft-boiled eggs with a runny yolk and semi-firm whiteFive to six minutes for medium-boiled eggs with a yolk the texture of custardSeven to eight minutes for hard-boiled eggs with a bit of creaminess left in the yolkNine to 10 minutes for hard-boiled eggs with firm yolks
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Enter Barrymore's semi-shocking hard boiled egg hack: At first glance, the star's post seems like no big deal — just a snap-shot of a well-cooked hard boiled egg.
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Boiled, sliced potatoes and boiled, sliced eggs were placed on top of lettuce leaves with some olives strewn about, and dressed with a Huancaina sauce that brought the dish together.
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"We make some boiled as well as baked, but boiled is obviously a difficult to handle floppy thing, whereas baked is something much easier to eat on the move," he says.
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Dash Rapid Egg Cooker, $18.59, available at AmazonPeople love this seemingly gimmicky egg cooker that can quickly make six eggs (hard boiled, soft boiled, poached, you name it) at a time.
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"We did an enlargement of the Boiled Angel #1 cover and the # 8 cover as well as a bunch of classic boiled angel inside pages from the eight issues," Diana notes.
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The dishes include an un-breaded white fish filet, boiled chicken, roast chicken, boiled beef, beef goulash, roast turkey and pot roast, each with a side of an unspecified starch and vegetables.
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He then he gave him some beer and boiled peanuts.
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But it all boiled down to what I was doing.
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Pentane, which is boiled, is used to power secondary turbines.
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Add the boiled eggs and the lemon juice to taste.
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My love of boiled and baked bread knows no bounds.
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After his father's death, the young Simpson's anger boiled over.
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And emotions have boiled over on the Pakistani side, too.
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One never sees a hero enjoying a freshly boiled egg.
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Some ricotta, some small boiled potatoes and a single shallot.
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Her success boiled over, so she took a step back.
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I boiled water and sautéd chopped onions, garlic, and peas.
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A potatoey mixture that's boiled or fried, a la gnocchi?
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Anyway, I've boiled my answer down to six ideas. 1.
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Edamame, a bowl of both legumes boiled in their shells.
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Drew, if you're reading this, throw us a boiled bone!
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Frustrations boiled over on both sides as Thursday's vote approached.
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She also beat him with extension cords she had boiled.
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This article has been boiled down to six emotions too.
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They are often served raw, dropped into beers, or boiled.
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The issue boiled over when House conservatives, led by Rep.
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Bilal recalls little but the boiled potatoes they survived on.
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Voter anger boiled over at yet another Republican town hall.
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We had boiled potatoes and green salad from the garden.
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Ladle the broth and boiled onions into each individual bowl.
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My choices boiled down to an Acura and an Infiniti.
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The anger that boiled within fueled the desire for revenge.
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But in the past few years, things have boiled over.
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Much of it can likely be boiled down to jealousy.
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Suddenly, simmering complaints about the service boiled over into anger.
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Chengdu Taste's boiled fish in a luminous, peppery, drinkable broth.
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They ran out of food quickly, surviving on boiled rice.
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But here we've boiled it down to three simple cartoons.
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The Chinese approach to cold boiled chicken is worth mastering.
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Lobsters are typically brown, turning a red-orange color when boiled.
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My two hard-boiled eggs this morning seem so far away.
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His argument boiled down to my status as a public figure.
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Today the hot option is French toast and hard-boiled eggs.
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Controversy has boiled ever since takeovers took off in the 1980s.
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Her plan was to wait until they were perfectly hard-boiled.
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Whether they're poached, scrambled, or hard boiled, you can't go wrong.
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And some (*cough* â€" hard-boiled eggs â€" *cough*) are unforgivable.
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Insurance policy choices would be boiled down to three basic options.
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We also eat them boiled in the husk—it's so sweet.
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In recent years, international impatience with stonewalling has finally boiled over.
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"It's fish, with hard boiled egg grated on top," she begins.
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Bob Huff — as tensions boiled over between the Democratic front-runners.
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The emotions boiled over, and they carried to the locker room.
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Yet the weeks since have exposed Trump's thinking as soft-boiled.
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Those frustrations boiled over in the private discussions published by WikiLeaks.
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Our Florence Fabricant serves them with boiled fingerling potatoes, no lie.
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Racial tensions boiled over in Virginia earlier this year when Gov.
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Populist anger against the established political order had finally boiled over.
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The kaya toast is served with coffee and soft-boiled eggs.
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I got to eat my granny's boiled pork nearly every year.
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This Chinese cold boiled chicken dish goes perfectly with cold noodles.
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Tensions boiled over onto the Senate floor this week when Sen.
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Springy noodles are hand-massaged and boiled briefly, until perfectly chewy.
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It had the added protein bonus of chopped hard-boiled egg.
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The salads were mixed and decorated with slices of boiled carrots.
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Cooper's support for HB142 boiled down to a choice of pragmatism.
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Everyone, the King understood, deserves to eat a fat, boiled hen.
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Clearly, modern stage blood is no longer made from boiled insects.
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That subtle turn toward cynicism was worthy of hard-boiled noir.
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Our longstanding alliances should not be boiled down to transactional relations.
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Gee, boiled down to: That was Texas and this is Louisiana.
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When all hope was lost, her anger and disappointment boiled over.
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A recipe circulating on social media claims boiled garlic water helps.
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Soy sauceSalt, to tasteScallions, thinly sliced (for garnish)Soft boiled egg
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On August 25, the anger boiled over in demonstrations on campus.
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We boiled it, drank it as soup and went to sleep.
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You could mix the stuff with hard-boiled eggs for lunch.
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Hard-boiled eggs, easy and durable and filling, are among them.
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Freestyle mapo ragù, to serve over frozen rice cakes quickly boiled.
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Steam boiled from kitchens serving bowls of hot and numbing soups.
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"We're the frog in the pot that's getting boiled," said Joyce.
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The cart's tin shell boiled in summer and rattled in winter.
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In most iterations, a fifth ingredient is added: sliced boiled potato.
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I boiled some pasta — gemelli this time, but it hardly matters.
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Serve some boiled potatoes with butter and mint on the side.
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Their politics boiled down to a desire to be in politics.
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The frustration boiled over into the Chevron call, which followed Exxon's.
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Having gravy is like serving fish with boiled potatoes, not chips.
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Halogen Boiled Wool Blend Fit & Flare Coat, $119.49, available at Nordstrom
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It's identical to your standard boiled dumpling: just water and flour.
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It boiled down to whether the unlocking technology could be leaked.
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Brown boiled it down to a matter of right and wrong.
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It took me re-reading the instructions for a soft-boiled egg (a simple soft boiled egg!) to realize that I really could make four perfectly cooked eggs by heating them with a quarter cup of water.
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Instead, he said try snacking on hard-boiled eggs, yogurt, or nuts.
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"It boiled down to saving people's lives and saving money," Cummings said.
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So until now, the throttling scandal has boiled down to two things.
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HAWAII VOLCANO: KILAUEA LAVA BOILED AWAY BIG ISLAND&aposS LARGEST FRESHWATER LAKE
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The answer, in classic Geraldo-imbroglio fashion, boiled down to: Ennnnh, maybe.
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At one point, fourteen Icarians shared a single boiled pigeon for dinner.
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Chicago (CNN)Moselean Parker's 25 years of simmering frustration have boiled over.
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"Probably boiled-egg and toast soldiers," he told The Cut's Anna Silman.
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Peeler boiled it down to how they communicate with their young users.
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Tensions boiled over in February, when Rwanda closed their main border crossing.
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The issue also boiled down to how both sides defined "American" differently.
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It mostly boiled down to this: Smart guns are coming. Eventually. Probably.
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I've boiled these problems and solutions down to a few main points.
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She ended up in a tent in the desert eating boiled grass.
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Essentially, the games are boiled down to a series of binary decisions.
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That night we boiled them with a bit of water and salt.
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I get a hard-boiled egg, toast, and an earl grey tea.
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If you've never milked a cow or boiled sap you haven't lived.
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"I make this healthy Armenian rice pilaf with boiled edamame," she says.
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That's the archetypal Arsenal season, then, boiled down into a single afternoon.
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I soaked dried kidney beans, and then boiled them and drained them.
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A fight almost broke out as anger at the collapse boiled over.
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And as for those hard-boiled dyed eggs that you're used to?
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That jam boiled angrily, loudly; its bubbles were larger than the berries.
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It boiled the ethos of the culture surrounding it and contextualized it.
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The same ones that boiled up over, and over, and over again.
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Six eggs, three of them are raw, three of them hard boiled.
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But the simmering racial tensions boiled over after a gruesome stabbing death.
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And Boiled chicken is not entirely bad, it just need some seasoning.
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And a volatile situation that had been simmering for weeks boiled over.
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Basically, these little boiled wonders can carry you through the whole week.
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Peel and chop your hard boiled eggs and place into a bowl.
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In the end it all boiled down to one thing: Be respectful.
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It could be a chicken stew and fried plantains or boiled yams.
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It all boiled down to the differing portrayals of Mr. Trump's mouth.
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Most who turned it down said their decision boiled down to cost.
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A vision of a melting pot in which nobody gets boiled away.
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The findings have been boiled down to the popular Twitter shorthand #ExxonKnew.
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When told they lived two blocks away, the cop's emotions boiled over.
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You see people eating boiled corn, or soup, but not much else.
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Also tossed in the pot is duff, a British-style boiled pudding.
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What we argued about boiled down to a matter of personal preference.
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Is a complex problem being boiled down to a too-simple nugget?
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Yes. Really, most of the states have boiled it down on forms.
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"The most she'll get from me is a boiled egg," says Shadbolt.
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I went for toast with apricot jam and a hard-boiled egg.
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Backlash and bulling forward Early on July 12, the pressure boiled over.
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Understandings of complex sociological issues being boiled down into consumable binary choices.
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McGlashan's argument, boiled down, is essentially: I didn't do anything illegal ... yet.
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And the shadow war with Iran in Syria has not boiled over.
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The situation boiled over on Instagram, where employees and customers berated Madewell.
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The situation boiled over on Instagram, where employees and customers berated Madewell.
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We asked her questions, she answered and we boiled down her responses.
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Generally, that will be around 10 minutes for six hard-boiled eggs.
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The charges essentially boiled down to the buying and selling of players.
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In fact, it can be boiled down to a single word: upskilling.
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There was a crackling fire, and boiled sausages tucked into soft rolls.
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We dried and boiled and baked the plants that would sustain us.
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A solution filtered from boiled, cracked horse chestnuts serves as hand soap.
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It boiled down to this: The world is a fundamentally unsafe place.
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If I couldn't cook, at least I'd drink boiled water in style.
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Hold the egg gently — they are not hard-boiled or hollowed-out.
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A barrage of questions posed to guests has boiled down to one.
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A bowl of fresh, juicy boiled peanuts goes particularly well with drinks.
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A hard-boiled quail egg discloses a yolk as heavy as cream.
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The anger, which boiled over into protests, spurred the government to intervene.
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In short, follow his recipe for the perfect hard-boiled egg (above).
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"It just became … a point of frustration that boiled over," Baker said.
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The debate boiled down to too much terrace or none at all.
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They are chewier than when boiled, and a bit bitter — but good.
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For reference, one large boiled egg contains 186 milligrams of dietary cholesterol.
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Fruit and maybe a boiled egg is brought to the women instead.
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To a person, the answer boiled down to two words: Not Bibi.
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Childhood flashback: these soft boiled eggs are my version of Proust's madeleines.
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By that time, our sun may have already boiled away our oceans.
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" Revisiting the internship for the Hollywood Reporter more than 30 years later, Hunter recalled the time she asked Hoffman what he would want for breakfast, and he responded, "I'll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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Another is the avocado gado gado ("mix mix," in Indonesian), featuring soft-boiled quail eggs, flower petals, radishes, and avocado purée—a fanciful spin on a normally heartier salad of boiled vegetables and tofu or tempeh in peanut sauce.
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Recipe: Perfectly Peelable Steam-Boiled Eggs | What to Do With All Those Boiled Eggs J. Kenji López-Alt is the author of "The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science" and the culinary adviser for the website Serious Eats.
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" —Amy A. "I was given a hard-boiled egg as a thank you.
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His response boiled down to: It's up to states to enforce vaccine standards.
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One hard-boiled egg and two pickle slices (Klaussen's or nothing) for breakfast.
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I then remember that our work cafe has hard boiled eggs during lunch.
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It comes out purplish-black and is served sliced, boiled, and pan-fried.
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"All Donald Trump's campaign is boiled down to is personal insults," he added.
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So between drinking boiled water or Coke, well, there is no contest, really.
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The very first recipe in the book is for a soft boiled egg.
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The finished product is boiled and sterilized, packaged up, and ready to go.
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That number boiled down to just 10.5 percent when bot accounts are excluded.
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The crew food is bloody awful unless you like living on boiled rice.
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Finance capitalism is boiled down to its raw essence—pure and unadulterated spectacle.
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At Yudetaro outlets, customers can watch the soba noodles being cut and boiled.
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In a footnote, Band says it boiled down to him making the ask.
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Whether baked or boiled, they're loaded with vitamins, fiber and other nutrients. Result?
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Karimov had protesters shot and his opponents tortured—some were allegedly boiled alive.
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Kiya's driving force can be boiled down to one audience member in particular.
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And that results in over-boiled ravioli or cookware that's damaged beyond repair.
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I figured out that my reticence boiled down to one thing: my ego.
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Also, #neverforget the horror of Teddy Perkins fingering a soft-boiled ostrich egg.
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Tensions in Jerusalem's Old City boiled over into skirmishes after the midday prayer.
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After they died, the animals were boiled in water to loosen their feathers.
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After talking with Hechler, I've boiled her themes down to two key ideas.
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A machine called the "mattress autoclave" steam boiled contaminated mattresses to kill bacteria.
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His rallies boiled with rage and laughter, which were hard to tell apart.
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We've boiled the 117-minute presentation down to 10 minutes of essential video.
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Boiled, fried, poached — the list is long, but we're pretty familiar with it.
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Know Your Options Management styles can be boiled down into several main categories.
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The accompaniments — soft-boiled egg, bamboo shoots and pork slices — were done perfectly.
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In 2002, there were credible reports that two dissidents had been boiled alive.
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You could add an egg, fried or boiled and sliced, if you're starving.
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President Ronald Reagan boiled it down to a battle between good and evil.
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Those respective visions essentially boiled down to "hope and change" versus continued progress.
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" Reid, then the whip for the Democrats, boiled it down: "It's fairly simple.
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As the water boiled over a small fire, the waste began to move.
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The soft-boiled egg was a light-brown color from marinating in sauce.
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The long-simmering feud boiled over after last summer's Women's World Cup triumph.
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"He boiled it right down," Krane recalled: We pay doctors to write scripts.
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These crispy mashed potatoes from Sandy Ho are boiled, then roasted, then mashed.
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I did that for about 20 songs and boiled it down to ten.
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Basically, the question in Fisher boiled down to: How much diversity is enough?
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This morning I ate a boiled egg, and now I'm talking to you.
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My early feminist rage boiled up and I punched him in the face.
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The death toll hit such a massive point that the anger boiled over.
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Every bit of dialogue is evocative and more than a little hard-boiled.
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Boiled spinach: Half a cup contains about 20% of your daily magnesium needs.
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It tasted like Coke boiled to a gravy and cut with lighter fluid.
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The food — rice, potato stew and boiled roots — gave him diarrhea and dysentery.
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It felt strained, silly, and has ruined hard-boiled eggs for me forevermore.
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When water is boiled to make steam, it expands and drives the turbine.
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At 14, I never looked at hard-boiled eggs the same way again.
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Emotions boiled over and Owatonna's black students demanded that the administration take action.
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His positive agenda can be boiled down to national security and economic growth.
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There are bhorthas, or mashes, made of boiled eggplants, of tomatoes, of potatoes.
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The reason for that can be boiled down to one person: Mr. Trump.
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Tensions boiled over on Wednesday in a closed-door meeting of House Democrats.
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Tensions among clans and between residents and the police have often boiled over.
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First, they boiled the cotton for ten minutes in order to sterilize it.
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Olive oil blended with nettles is an excellent sauce for boiled fingerling potatoes.
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On the day we visited, lunch was boiled potatoes with cucumbers and tomatoes.
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If your recipe involves meat, it can be boiled directly in the blender.
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All of this fed the resentment that boiled over into the current uprising.
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So she refused meals of watery soup and boiled cabbage for four days.
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Greens and vegetables: Try a breakfast salad with avocado and hard-boiled eggs.
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In the open kitchen, a cook boiled tea and steamed idlis for breakfast.
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He had a penchant for celeriac boiled in water and liverwurst with onions.
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We boiled it down and realized he was doing this one thing: listening.
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Some of the add-ons included individually packaged hard- and soft-boiled eggs.
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Diners can choose a base of boiled potatoes, bread cubes or mashed potatoes.
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Still hungry, I rummage through the fridge and find a hard-boiled egg.
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The ideology of Yugoslav punk boiled down to anti-Communism, conscious or unconscious.
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" When it happened, "Tears welled in the eyes of the hard-boiled rescuers.
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None of the benefits associated with phenolic compounds were seen in boiled vegetables.
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We were just making pork roast and boiled potatoes, and that was it.
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Dishes like Lancashire hot pot, boiled ham and parsley sauce, stews, and braises.
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Hot cereal, cold cereal, fried eggs, hard boiled eggs, soft boiled eggs, omelettes, quiche, poached eggs, eggs benedict, tostadas, scrambles, french toast, pancakes, coffee, other types of eggs, juice, fresh fruit, grits, biscuits, and yogurt are all prepared with minimal fuss.
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They caught three crabs under the dock with their hands and boiled them, and the flesh tasted like butter, and the water they boiled the crabs in they drank like soup, and afterward they felt full for a little while.
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Truth be told, I find the love story just a touch underdeveloped; del Toro dispatches with most of it in a montage of his heroine, Elisa (Sally Hawkins), feeding the fish-man (Doug Jones) hard-boiled egg after hard-boiled egg.
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After the photoshoot, the blogger and photographer boiled the octopus and ate it. Yup.
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On the bar sits a conspicuous display of hard-boiled eggs for hungry patrons.
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This will be your super sauce to serve along with the boiled crawfish. 29.
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I grab a hard-boiled egg from the fridge to add to my salad.
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And the idea that this can all be boiled down to "sin" feels facile.
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I make a salad with spinach, beets, dried cranberries, and a hard-boiled egg.
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" Green said the key to the Grizzlies' defense boiled down to one word: "Effort.
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In the mornings, I ate two hard-boiled eggs, which I sprinkled with salt.
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In an interview, EnviGreen founder Ashwath Hegde boiled the material, then chewed it, smiling.
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And so the liberal manifesto has been boiled down to two words - "F" you.
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When the egg isn't hard-boiled in the middle, that's all I care about.
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Some of this gets boiled down to race, because that discussion was about race.
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By the bridge, the sultry simmer of his voice has boiled over into panic.
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Jess, New York And the people of Madaya are eating grass and boiled water.
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Resentment has boiled among BJP hardliners over the years, particularly parliament member Subramanian Swamy.
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The relationship between the US and Chinese phone maker Huawei has officially boiled over.
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He hunts, and he just boiled down 300 gallons of sap for maple syrup.
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I grab spinach, hard-boiled eggs, apples, dried mango, and breakfast trek mix ($12).
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Cramer boiled the issue down to what AmerisourceBergen did after the Morgan Stanley conference.
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Reading such reports now, they seem torn from the pages of hard-boiled noir.
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Being boiled alive seems uniquely inhumane and, earlier this year, Switzerland banned the practice.
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Insiders say that is where long-simmering tensions between the two men boiled over.
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Congealed duck blood is boiled in soup with vermicelli or chunks of spicy tofu.
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"This situation has been long simmering, it finally boiled over this weekend," Bodibe said.
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Love really is a beautiful thing, even when it is boiled down to numbers.
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After Rahami got his high school girlfriend pregnant, his strict father's anger boiled over.
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Berlinski's Haiti is hard-boiled, full of mangos rotting and dreams running to seed.
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I get up and have breakfast — a hard-boiled egg and half a grapefruit.
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I eat my breakfast (two hard-boiled eggs as usual) and make my coffee.
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The issue, he said, boiled down to something simple: Polar bears need sea ice.
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Clinton's argument boiled down to this: Donald Trump is not the best of us.
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In North Dakota, tempers boiled over at a town hall event hosted by Rep.
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In a gradually heating bathtub you'd be boiled to death before you knew it.
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Now the bad news, which can be boiled down to two words: the Senate.
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Simply select hard, medium, or soft to get the boiled egg of your dreams.
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Stedman and I just were sitting out on the back porch eating boiled eggs.
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In a gradually heating bathtub, you'd be boiled to death before you knew it.
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But the gist of what it says can be boiled down to this paragraph.
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I'm not sure I'd be so keen to try the boiled version he describes.
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Stay safe by sticking to bottled or boiled water, even on some domestic trips.
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Democrat anger and outrage has boiled over on several cable news stations this week.
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Political campaigns can be boiled down to two tasks, one nobler than the other.
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They taste like wort—the liquid malt mixture that is boiled first during brewing.
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Curry said the Wells Fargo case boiled down to a matter of internal controls.
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Cramer boiled it down to what he referred to as a "face value" analysis.
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Democrats' frustration boiled over three days after the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Much of the debate has boiled down to two issues: the economy and immigration.
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It smelled of boiled fat, mollusks and salt, and was impossible to stop sniffing.
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Check out the wonderfully titled "Where The Fuck Are My Hard Boiled Eggs?!" below.
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It's a welcome, well-seasoned, vegetable-based distraction from the ubiquitous boiled horse soup.
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This dish is also good served with hard-boiled egg and Peruvian botija olives.
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Pour ½ boiled water over honey, stir to dissolve, set aside, cool to room temperature.
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The rest of the salad is monastically basic: iceberg lettuce and sliced boiled egg.
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A waiter hurried with a soft-boiled egg in a delicate swan's-neck cup.
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Over the years, we have boiled down our thoughts about which wines are best.
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Well, not boiled exactly, but simmered in a pot of water on the stove.
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The conflict boiled over in a closed-door meeting of House Democrats on Wednesday.
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European diplomats say the issue recently boiled over at a private meeting in Washington.
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Cauliflower can be boiled, baked or roasted, and seasoned in any number of ways.
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Boiled tripe bobs through it, around the leg bone, which serves as a centerpiece.
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Pour the boiled water in the blender and add all your powdered herbs. 2.
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Sandra likes boiled eggs with avocado, and Alec takes them scrambled with a smoothie.
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They're boiled until just slightly relaxed and taste of earth and tracts of time.
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" Basically, Mr. De Niro tells me, Mr. DeVito's advice boiled down to: "Don't worry.
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I'm still hungry so I eat two hard-boiled eggs and some dark chocolate.
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When you think of potato salad, you probably imagine boiled potatoes covered in mayo.
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"You see a narrative boiled down to just a few key sounds," Zdenek says.
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I eat my dinner of black bean rotini, broccoli, and two medium-boiled eggs.
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Thankfully, I have one hard-boiled egg left and I'm thankful for the protein.
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The original Bullard Hard Boiled hat was inspired by World War I infantry helmets.
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There was initially a warning that the town's water supply had to be boiled.
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To ease his father's pain, Mr. Reingold boiled marijuana into a murky brown tea.
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It could not be more luxurious if it were a cup of boiled gold.
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But taste tests showed that steamed eggs were more tender than their boiled counterparts.
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It definitely wasn't a message that boiled down to a single political-humanitarian demand.
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" A woman fights hunger by eating carob pods and "grass boiled in salt water.
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The meal also includes fried anchovies, half a hard-boiled egg and some nuts.
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In times past, such a state of affairs would have boiled over into violence.
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A bitter hatred of black men that boiled in his mind and consumed him.
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Literally billions of professional interactions can't be boiled down to a simple binary choice.
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Then we boiled water to cook semolina flour for fufu to go with it.
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In one video, a man heats a peeled hard-boiled egg in the microwave.
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Most of them are memorable and can be boiled down to a core issue.
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"I do things like stewing steak with boiled peas, carrots, and dumplings," he explains.
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Recipes: Perfectly Peelable Steam-Boiled Eggs | What to Do With All Those Boiled Eggs The Aperol spritz — Aperol, Prosecco, soda water and a slice of orange — has long been a favorite aperitivo, but, she argues, a spritz needs the best possible ingredients.
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Simply place a hard-boiled egg in the container and color it while it spins.
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Spicy Avocado: Top with sliced avocado, a halved hard-boiled egg and drizzle with sriracha.
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The chili should get soft, turn a darker green, and look like its been boiled.
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As dastardly as Deepal Wannakuwatte's fraud was, it basically boiled down to a single lie.
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Without more information, medical advice so far has boiled down to this: Don't get pregnant.
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We even learned Teigen's secret for whipping up a batch of perfectly hard boiled eggs.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, I really like eggs also in the morning, hard-boiled eggs, poached eggs.
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The tension in the Senate over Trump's Cabinet nominees boiled over late Tuesday when Sen.
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That's water in which rice has soaked or boiled, as dermatologist Kenneth Howe, MD, explains.
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She makes a salad with lettuce, the chile cheese, hard boiled eggs, potatoes, and mint.
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I make boiled eggs and coffee, and heat up a salmon cake from last night.
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After getting boiled in scolding hot water, the newest, water resistant iPhone turned out okay.
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I get a prawn cocktail and roast duck with greens and boiled rice for $14.
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Recent tension in the Senate over Trump's Cabinet nominees boiled over late Tuesday when Sen.
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We've boiled the whole hour-long presentation down into a more digestible nine-minute supercut.
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In early September all this boiled over in violent protests at schools and government buildings.
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These freshwater snails are boiled with lemongrass, chili peppers, and lime leaves to add flavor.
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My normal breakfast (when off duty) typically includes three boiled eggs, coffee, and a banana.
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I boiled the pasta and tossed it into the wok, swirling it with a flourish.
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It boiled down to a high-stakes legal battle over the definition of a firearm.
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I reward my efforts with breakfast: avocado toast, a hard boiled egg, and a banana.
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Judge John Hodgman Karlee writes: My husband eats hard-boiled eggs whole, shell and all.
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One woman offers each volunteer boiled confectionary from a plastic container by way of thanks.
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Thousands of Karimov&aposs political opponents were jailed and some were reportedly boiled to death.
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After, I prepare the teriyaki sauce and stir fry the chicken with boiled snow peas.
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Nearly everything they told us can be boiled down to one idea: don't be nasty.
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But it turns out that healthy dietary guidelines can't be boiled down into simple rules.
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Lower hard boiled eggs gently into bowls and allow time for the color to appear.
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The gap between Android and its nemesis, Apple's iOS, has always boiled down to trust.
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I got into it and they put the lid on me like a boiled egg.
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But sometimes it's not — especially with hard-boiled alpha women trying to break gender barriers.
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For lunch I make myself a massive salad with a soft-boiled egg on top.
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So I do a hard boiled egg, I have a whole little thing I do.
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And, most notably, the film finally gives hard-boiled eggs some much deserved screen time.
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Essentially, he speculates, it boiled down to a small error cascading into something much larger.
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Fascism is the proverbial frog being boiled in water, progressing so slowly you barely notice.
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Breslin was a hard-boiled newspaperman born in the New York City borough of Queens.
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It'll make you feel a little like a frog plopped in cold water and boiled.
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In a gradually heating bath tub you'd be boiled to death before you knew it.
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Cramer boiled the rally down to the bold moves of commodity players issuing secondary offerings.
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He admits throwing shade for the perceived diss, and claims that boiled over to Wednesday.
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It's likely that you're spending your Easter among family, eating chocolate and hard-boiled eggs.
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The modern clanger is easier to make and less labour-intensive than the boiled ones.
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It feels even more deviant than coming to work with boiled eggs in my pockets.
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The difference in this product can be boiled down to two proteins: A1 and A2.
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Facebook's response can be boiled down to a simple sentiment: You got us all wrong.
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Frustration boiled over on July 23, when villagers swarmed onto the highway running past Longcao.
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The father bought some still-warm pies, pickled cucumbers, boiled potatoes, even a fish pie.
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"Heart disease can manifest if you (then) reuse oils that have been boiled," Miller added.
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Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea have boiled in Trump's first year in office.
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Tensions boiled over when Cleveland's JR Smith shoved Horford on a drive to the basket.
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In a manner of speaking, Boiled Angel would shock them out of their collective stupor.
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Finally, he'll crack open an egg to top it off, either soft-boiled or raw.
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The only way I've ever cooked seal meat is very simply, like boiled or roasted.
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They're making boiled dinners, they're cooking sous vide, people just making some fucking soup, man.
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Because this number is completely staggering, you may assume that Joey loves hard-boiled eggs.
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For many, the character of Lafayette Reynolds is best boiled down to one pivotal scene.
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Li comes down and joins me for a plate of boiled vegetables and fried rice.
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The greasy sausage meat, breadcrumb coating, and hard-boiled egg all help soak up booze.
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The inside of the pumpkin is stuffed with boiled rice, dried fruits, nuts, and honey.
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That could have boiled over as the Hurricanes went 0-for-5 on power plays.
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On Sunday he was asked that question directly, and his answer boiled down to: Maybe.
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When plastic is boiled, the chemicals held within it can seep into whatever you're preparing.
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It tasted okay, but, in the end, it was just a boiled lump of carbs.
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For Li Jingxiong, boiled plastic foam is the new art medium (Hadrien de Montferrand, Beijing).
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Later, addressing an attentive crowd in Berlin, he boiled down his argument to a question.
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In San Diego, at St. John the Evangelist, the pressure boiled over, with serious consequences.
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One kid chopped veggies, one boiled water, one readied the silverware and on and on.
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The Bank of England has boiled the probable effects down in straightforward and troubling terms.
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I'd drop whatever I was doing and run to the stove anytime the water boiled.
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When I'm traveling, boiled or scrambled eggs are often the most healthful, satisfying choices available.
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Others insist the potatoes must be boiled in advance and refrigerated, preferably overnight, before grating.
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Small boiled or roasted potatoes would be great alongside, with a heap of salad greens.
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Which felt like shoving it into metal being boiled by lightning until the music started.
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After the first year my insides felt as mushy as macaroni boiled for an hour.
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We woke up the next morning and gathered around the open fire for boiled eggs.
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Young jackfruit, not yet sweet, is boiled and pounded in a mortar until it gives.
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Use it to dress small, waxy boiled potatoes, blanched green beans or diced cherry tomatoes.
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Ralph is a hard-boiled type straight out of something Price might have written himself.
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The anger finally boiled over because the latest plan literally struck too close to home.
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He still looks like a hard-boiled egg sitting on top of a fire hydrant.
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Centuries of stiff-upper-lipped repression boiled over in a great howl of collective anguish.
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" But, Mr. Hale added, "whether he'll pull off a hard-boiled thriller remains a mystery.
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In fact, I believe the best health advice can be boiled down to 903 words.
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No one deserves to be with someone who has boiled them down to an object.
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The ham I received had always been a thick, boring cut of the boiled stuff.
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Lunch is a hard-boiled egg, five saltine crackers and a cup of cottage cheese.
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One of the nation's favorite pastimes — football — has boiled up into a toxic political stew.
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Bobby thought of a trussed crab unaware that it is about to be boiled alive.
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This is boiled for hours, then churned repeatedly with salt and a pat of butter.
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The residual ash is mixed with water, filtered and boiled, leaving a pure salty mixture.
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They boiled their search down to works by 24 poets that span 1949 to 2012.
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The boiled potatoes, she told me, were heartbreakingly profound, with an earthy, clover blossom sweetness.
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City Kitchen Boiled, then chilled, this sesame-and-soy-glazed chicken is perfect for picnics.
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It is steamed over tofu, fried into rice, wrapped around beef, and boiled into stew.
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SOUTH CAROLINA: Boiled peanuts have been the official state snack of South Carolina since 2006.
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We ordered 00 coffees, a breakfast plate (yogurt with muesli and berry compote, a soft boiled egg, prosciutto, cheese, salad, fruit, hummus, sourdough, and OJ,) a bread plate (sourdough, soft boiled eggs, cheese, and prosciutto), and grilled sourdough with smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, and salad.
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"Insightful problem solving can't be boiled down to any single way of thinking," the authors say.
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At the center is treasure: smoked Cheddar and a soft-boiled quail egg, ready to spill.
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Twitter and Facebook became echo chambers of "fake news" and anger as this frustration boiled over.
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Tensions boiled over when Smith shoved Boston forward Al Horford on a drive to the basket.
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What's for sure is this: Kourtney's ratio of hard boiled egg to mozzarella is all off.
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"My mom boiled everything, and if you were lucky, you got salt and butter," he says.
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Friday, February 26, was also the point tensions between North Korea and Malaysia boiled over publicly.
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I eat a medium-boiled egg, then fall asleep listening to an old episode of Who?
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Newfoundlanders might enjoy Jiggs' dinner, a boiled meat dish often paired with a split-pea pudding.
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I also slice half an avocado into each bowl and put soft-boiled eggs on top.
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" He then said that the mental illness, "boiled down," has to do with...being "more savage.
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Much of that coverage boiled down to this: OMG, CAN YOU BELIEVE WHAT LAVAR BALL SAID?
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I go back home and semi-satisfy my craving with marinated soft-boiled eggs and yogurt.
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Pillsy's somewhat boiled down solution to meds management also means a far lower price than competitors.
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And at one point, there was a scuffle on the floor as tensions boiled over. Rep.
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Lunch consisted of one boiled egg, three slices of turkey and one cup of cottage cheese.
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The fresh honey is extracted, while the comb is boiled down to extract the raw wax.
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Most importantly: the stressful process of wedding planning can be boiled down to one-stop shopping.
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Incidentally, according to old lore, Karnataka's capital of Bengaluru derived its name from the boiled bean.
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Carolina Cam Newton has struggled recently, and it has boiled over to his press conferences too.
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Through flashbacks, we learn why Barbara and Carol's rivalry eventually boiled over into outright gang warfare.
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But Ocean's 8 is more than the token "female remake" it has been boiled down to.
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For breakfast, I make my classic avocado toast with feta cheese and a hard-boiled egg.
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The issue has (somewhat) boiled over, but it's still a tarnish on an otherwise great show.
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"That last play, I thought I got fouled, and my frustration boiled over," Curry told ESPN.com.
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Boiled down, they are equipped to take on tasks usually reserved for your smartphone or tablet.
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They asked for the so-called "white menu" of white rice, boiled chicken, and carrots instead.
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Steele said the relationship between police and black residents of the city had simply boiled over.
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Dalí was rude and sent back the crab salad and asked for a hard-boiled egg.
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If desired, top each bowl with an optional halved soft-boiled egg and serve right away.
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Jim Cramer boiled the rally down to the bold moves of commodity players issuing secondary offerings.
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In addition, when onions are served, they are first boiled to get rid of the scent.
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People cannot be boiled alive, so neither can animals, but their nervous systems really work differently.
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Making it to Brazil '14 boiled down to one last game against Croatia, which Iceland lost.
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The Democratic frustrations that boiled over on Tuesday had been simmering for more than two years.
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At meatpacking plants in Kansas and elsewhere, long-simmering tensions over immigrant labor soon boiled over.
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I have one hard-boiled egg and a small cup of oatmeal with blueberries and cinnamon.
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In fact, the point of the bookstore can be boiled down to one animating idea: discoverability.
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By 2010, the state's frustration boiled over, according to communications and recorded calls reviewed by Reuters.
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For this one, I double-boiled chocolate and slathered the goop onto a store-bought corndog.
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Many of those versions are boiled only in water and rely on toppings to provide flavor.
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Some days there's boiled potatoes, and other times there's fresh green beans or a cucumber salad.
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Ingrit's Boiled Rabbit Smoothie is just a simple mixture of boiling water, herbs, and rabbit carcass.
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PFCs cannot be boiled out of the water, they explained, and only certain filters remove them.
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Then, I boiled some brown rice — no Ready Rice, tonight, unfortunately — and grilled up some chicken.
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Nearby, another fridge was half-filled with a small assortment of salads and hard-boiled eggs.
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I like soft-boiled eggs, so I eat three of them with some salt and pepper.
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The ever-present anti-Japan sentiment, a relic of Japan's 35-year occupation, has boiled over.
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Raw cork is boiled for at least one hour to reduce its humidity, making it softer.
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Their bodies were then dismembered, boiled and run through a meat grinder, according to the report.
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It was a beaten-down and hard-boiled area then, not the now-refashioned Red Hook.
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But in the book, it's actually a knacker's yard where people get boiled down for glue.
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Old school Miley's whole schtick could be boiled down to three words: Roots, dreams, and growth.
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I eat the hard-boiled egg I brought to work but was saving for the afternoon.
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"It's the sound it makes when the chickpeas are boiled," one of the soup men thinks.
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Blowing up microwaved hard-boiled eggs is a popular subject on YouTube, and with good reason.
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Most frozen food is a bunch of veggies that are boiled but not roasted or seasoned.
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So, it boiled down to take inspiration from Yorkshire and California—two places that inspired Hockney.
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Heck, you can even get a week's worth of hard-boiled eggs without touching the stove.
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And he boiled rations over stoves made of old tuna cans filled with dirt and gasoline.
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I added spring onion pancakes and boiled pork and chive dumplings to make up the total.
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In my view, making your money last can largely be boiled down to five key levers.
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Before I dip to go back to work, I grab a hard-boiled egg for later.
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And my hard-boiled eggs are just so much better than any eggs on the plane.
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If you boiled the potatoes on the stove, drain them before placing them in the bowl.
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"Horse racing for the most part in America is boiled down to brief moments," said True.
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Some old-time bakeries here sell brassados, bagel-like rolls that are boiled and then baked.
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I then pour all the fatty juices from the pan over a halved, lightly boiled egg.
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EGGS AND VINEGAR Back at home, I'll have more coffee and eat three boiled egg whites.
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But the election officials recognized that their headaches often boiled down to a data-handling challenge.
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Poured over still-warm diced, boiled potatoes, then showered with celery leaves, it makes a lunch.
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But public frustration has boiled over in recent years amid increasing instances of intervention by Beijing.
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Tensions boiled over on the Senate floor Monday as senators debated a mammoth coronavirus stimulus package.
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"The debit side is sizable, but can be boiled down to its utter lack of originality."
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We ate them boiled, tearing off the heads and shells before devouring the sweet, juicy meat.
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Yet Jackson disputes the notion that Himes's hard-boiled detective series evades or cheapens racial politics.
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At the café, I grab a hard-boiled egg, some turkey sausage, and an orange juice.
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I pop into a café and grab hash browns, a hard-boiled egg, and turkey sausage.
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She boiled water on the woodstove, brought a tray into the living room with two cups.
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"The issue at trial would have boiled down to self-defense, not hate," Mr. Tully said.
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I will also add soft boiled eggs to salads or veggie dishes for a protein kick.
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She enthralls her boss while amazing the locals with her caustic wit and hard-boiled attitude.
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A jiggs' dinner, a largely boiled meal based around salted beef, offers a more substantial alternative.
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When pinched with the fingers, a perfectly boiled split pea will crumble into a chalky paste.
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A day later, Marrone opted to shrug it off as a situation where emotions boiled over.
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Boiled peanuts (but not the ones from a can in the Crockpot) in the Deep South.
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Last year, the authorities provided meals of two boiled eggs, mandarins and dates, Mr. Jaffarie said.
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Health — both mental and physical — can't be boiled down to tracking patterns and checking off boxes.
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There was always that German Jewish boy who arrives in America looking like a boiled egg.
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Then it's boiled into submission and fried in a quick flare of soy and sesame oil.
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Boys strutted with feathered staffs twice their height, wearing sequin work that boiled in the sun.
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And good boiled dumplings require soft, homemade wrappers of flour and water, kneaded together until smooth.
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What makes the empanadas Paraguayan are littered nubs of hard-boiled egg, layered for extra richness.
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It was during the summer of 2014 that internet trolling boiled over into a mainstream crisis.
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Almark Foods has recalled all products containing boiled eggs produced at its facility in Gainesville, Georgia.
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I'm Swiss so we don't do big breakfasts I'll have bread and jam, maybe boiled eggs.
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Alamark Foods initially recalled hard-boiled and peeled eggs in pails produced in Gainesville on Dec.
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Completely different from a crisp-skinned roasted chicken, sometimes a boiled chicken is just the thing.
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We spent months creating a product that rehydrated with boiled water within a five minute period.
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In a steam engine, boiled water turns to steam, which spins a turbine, which generates power.
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What the 10-year-old me could never have imagined was that someday I would hanker for my ancestral meals, for eto (mashed plantains and palm oil, topped with a boiled egg), for abom (boiled green plantain with mashed cocoyam leaf), and for ebunuebunu and fufu.
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Most health conditions can't be boiled down to whether or not you have one single genetic variation.
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We finish with a bowl of spicy, boiled peanuts that taste a lot better than they sound.
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The anger in the town boiled over In October 2012 after the killing of a taxi driver.
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And just like that, Trump has boiled it all down to familiar D.C. politics of right vs.
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The president come on with the 22018-point immigration plan and he boiled down to four points.
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Start prepping lunch: boiled creamer potatoes, chanterelle mushrooms in beurre de baratte, grilled corn, plus Sausalito salmon.
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Frustrations have boiled to the surface in Tijuana, where protesters gathered last month to oppose the caravan.
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Our existing PCs and mobile devices express information that ultimately gets boiled down to ones and zeros.
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The criticism boiled down to the fact that she was a British woman of Sri Lankan descent.
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Her stint as secretary of state is boiled down to a message of global justice for women.
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It's mostly the mushy stuff like boiled asparagus or oysters that just doesn't do it for me.
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"People are incredibly complicated, and we can't be boiled down to half a dozen symptoms," Lundquist says.
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Her boiled egg hack turned out to be a way too whacky for us to get right.
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I'm a fan of soft-boiled eggs, oatmeal, berries, tea, and whole-grain toast with almond butter.
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On October 20143, 22014, tensions between the government and tens of thousands of student protesters boiled over.
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Her frustration after almost two years of EU talks boiled over in her March 20 TV address.
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He boiled up some pasta and had some nice cheese that he grated on top of it.
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Rated separately from the rest of the film, the hard-boiled egg scene gets an 89.25% score.
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Well, he's about to be boiled alive and chewed in front of all his friends and family.
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So, printed out that's from here through the ceiling, and I boiled that down to 185,000 words.
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They could be boiled down to: 9 times out of 10, give players back their store credit.
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But for a 12-chapter book, eight weeks boiled down to more than a chapter each week.
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Then the meat can be dried or boiled in water, which has to be changed several times.
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I slice up some hard-boiled eggs we have in the fridge and serve those as well.
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I've boiled it down to three key graphics, adapted from Tollefson's piece (which you should read, seriously).
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It's not the first time that anger over the caste quota system has boiled over in India.
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For their meat, the dogs are either bludgeoned to death, electrocuted, hanged, or boiled alive, says Pacelle.
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The "FEFE" vid came out in July -- meanwhile, Nicki and Cardi's bad blood boiled over in September.
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He's holding up a copy of Hard Boiled, a comic that he drew and Frank Miller wrote.
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Tension boiled over in March when Mattel released a Kahlo Barbie, licensed by the Frida Kahlo Corporation.
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These emergency foods included boiled eggs, mixed nuts, and full meals comprised of lean protein and vegetables.
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According to The Independent, dogs were butchered, blowtorched, electrocuted, hanged, and boiled alive in droves by vendors.
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Hard-boiled eggs are great to make in bulk, because they're incredibly versatile and hold up well.
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The anger and resentment that had grown over years of oppression had boiled over into an uprising.
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Now go forth and make Ingrit's Boiled Rabbit Smoothie your new first choice for a fall beverage.
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Across the world, party systems that seemed frozen a few decades ago have rapidly thawed, then boiled.
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As three bullets ripped through the writer in front of the courthouse, Jordan's simmering tensions boiled over.
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World-renowned record-breaker Ashrita Furman peeled and ate six hard-boiled eggs in just a minute.
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In January, he sent me a photo of the boiled grass and weeds he'd eaten for dinner.
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Compared with the flaming barbecue that was last week's presidential debate, this one seems like boiled cauliflower.
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The Elizabethans boiled it down to four types: You were choleric or sanguine or melancholy or aggressive.
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The anger boiled over on July 1, when mostly young protesters stormed and trashed the government headquarters.
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At one point, the anger at Mr. Wilson boiled over and police officers helped quell the unrest.
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I think a lot of it boiled down to self hate and not knowing how to cope.
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When you consider what's behind the shift, it can all be boiled down to one thing: fear.
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Dessert is served, specifically bowls of tangyuan (glutinous sweet rice dumpling) soup with a boiled egg inside.
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It was a rough-drawn, xeroxed copy of Boiled Angel, a comic by zine artist Mike Diana.
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LG: It depends on what kind of egg you're talking ... Are we talking about soft-boiled eggs?
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Inside the bistro box is a tiny packet of salt and pepper for your hard boiled egg.
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In Armenia, the inside of the pumpkin is stuffed with boiled rice, dried fruit, nuts, and honey.
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While the Arab Spring had many drivers, much of the discontent boiled down to complaints about governance.
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Outside the window, I saw thick foliage, small country post offices and handmade signs advertising boiled peanuts.
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This week, the controversy boiled over as Osaka officially severed its sister-city partnership with San Francisco.
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Herbs are stuffed into slashes in the meat, and then the whole thing is boiled in muslin.
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A can of tuna, hard-boiled eggs, and fresh pan (bread) can allow you to dine anywhere.
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I've boiled down three of Topol's most surprising findings, after reading the book and talking with him.
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The crowd applauds him as he eats soft-boiled eggs, as if Louis gave a marvelous performance.
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I poured rosé, pitted cherries, vanilla, cinnamon, and brown sugar into a pot and boiled the lot.
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"It just came over and ate the farm, boiled the water out of the ponds," Hopkins said.
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Light curries of fish like hilsa or rui, of hard-boiled eggs, of chicken in coconut milk.
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If we wait to take out their eggs, we get what I jokingly call hard-boiled eggs.
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A lot of kebabs and tripe and boiled beans are consumed, washed down with glasses of arak.
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Hard-Boiled Egg Recipes Once the kids have found them, you have to make something with them.
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Mix in 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide, then another ¼ cup of distilled or boiled (then cooled) water.
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Even basic activities like brushing teeth or washing dishes should be done with boiled water, they said.
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But their dough is still made with White Lily flour and Mazola corn oil, and boiled twice.
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Anger at such institutionalized mistreatment by police boiled over following Michael Brown's killing on August 9th, 2014.
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I recommend sitting down with a bowl of 50 hard-boiled eggs and giving it a shot.
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Now it has boiled them down to an employee shuttle service where it can test new technology.
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And we boiled it down and realized, it was because he was doing this one thing: listening.
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Miles' roommate is Chip "The Colonel" Martin (Denny Love), a comically hard-boiled veteran of Culver Creek.
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Some cooks will add corn on the cob, potatoes or halved hard-boiled eggs to the mix.
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It started off as a plain chai: a bag of black tea, boiled with ginger and milk.
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A combination of tensions, from employment, discrimination, police brutality and increasingly crowded living conditions finally boiled over.
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Ask for minty tea made from a boiled bouquet of plants Alexandrov picks from Bulgaria's Rhodope Mountains.
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This can be boiled down to competition, because I have a desire to always be on top.
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The oranges are boiled whole in plain water to blanch away the bitter oils in the peel.
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Frustration with the Senate boiled over last year after Democrats stymied the effort to defund Planned Parenthood.
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The tension gripping the country boiled over into clashes at a Trump rally in San Jose, Calif.
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I also brought in a little of John Woo's "Hard Boiled," with the baby in that movie.
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He makes a meal of the scene and then eats a hard-boiled egg for an encore.
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Simmering tensions boiled over into a massacre of Bengali Muslims in 1983; more than 1,0003 were slaughtered.
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Depending on how much time I have, I cook them one of two ways: roasted or boiled.
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Remove the egg yolk from the hard-boiled egg (and toss it to the dog begging below).
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Still, the reasons for criticizing the series among those conservative Christians boiled down to two main camps.
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One character, a detective who's so magnetic that he makes women swoon, is a hard-boiled cliché.
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It's a broad conversation that's happening and we have boiled it down to a few basic steps.
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Usually, tea eggs are hard-boiled and cooked in dark soy, spices, and heavily brewed black tea.
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The Oscar Best Picture race already seems to have boiled down to Spotlight versus The Big Short.
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The hard-boiled and peeled eggs were sold in pails under various names, including Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs, Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs in Vinegar, Nic's Salad Hard-boiled Eggs, Almark Hard-cooked Eggs and Sutherland Select Hard-cooked Eggs, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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Looking back at the dismal retail holiday numbers, Cramer boiled it all down to the erosion of Target.
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I bundle up, pack a can of lentil soup and the eggs I hard-boiled, and bike in.
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I grab a hard-boiled egg and throw on some salt, pepper, and Sriracha for a quick snack.
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At the first factory, Spleeters finds an enormous smelter, surrounded by raw materials waiting to be boiled down.
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Lava from the Kilauea eruption has boiled away Hawaii's largest freshwater lake in just a matter of hours.
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Saudi frustration with Lebanon seems to have boiled over after a string of setbacks to its foreign policy.
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I tend to keep a dozen hard-boiled eggs in the fridge to snack on throughout the week.
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Resentment at such schemes boiled over this week, when thousands demonstrated at the inauguration of the industrial zone.
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It's a hard-boiled cyberpunk noir show about a private detective who has a revolver for a head.
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It boiled into rage after U.S. soldiers fired on a demonstration against their presence and killed 17 people.
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Kazy, a boiled horse sausage, is considered the ultimate delicacy; it's served to guests and on special occasions.
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From San Bernardino to Brooklyn to Capitol Hill, the fight over encryption has boiled over this past month.
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How about some soft-boiled eggs with watercress and walnut ricotta crostini for dinner one night this week?
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Water does not have to be boiled before drinking, as in more than 130 other First Nation communities.
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Then we boiled the water to get all the toxins out, and added some leaves to make tea.
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And, on her flight to New York from Mexico City in 1935, she mostly ate hard-boiled eggs.
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While Trump didn't directly answer the question, his response essentially boiled down to: See something, say something, Muslims.
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I add green onions, wakame, and about five soft-boiled eggs to my bowl of noodles and pork.
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After I'm finished, I watch the morning news while eating hard-boiled eggs and drinking coffee from home.
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For boiled and panfried dumplings, roll the edges to half the thickness of the center of the wrappers.
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The boiled bones, sugar, and coloring concoction is a "food" best left to children and drunken college freshmen.
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Prior to this year, Uber and Lyft's competition for drivers in part boiled down to a price war.
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According to Muscle and Fitness, Hanton's diet consists of grilled chicken, turkey, spinach, natural nuts and boiled eggs.
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Perhaps the easiest, is simply to just make extra hard-boiled eggs when you're cooking them for dying.
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You've boiled it all down to four basic categories, best summed up as Holy Fucking Shit Nigger. Explain.
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Rittman literally had to hack his kettle in order for the water to get boiled... 11 hours later.
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As you can imagine, the plot of the movie has been boiled down to two words: Nazi romance.
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Young plants can be picked (while wearing thick gloves), then steamed, boiled or fried as a delicious green.
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The eggs are there to tell you when the clambake is done: when they're hard boiled, it's ready!
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The Dodgers' frustration boiled over in the eighth inning when Cody Bellinger was ejected after disputing a strikeout.
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This offcut tastes amazing when boiled slowly, sliced ultra thin, and marinated in a zesty orange-chili juice.
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I pack my lunch of Khichdi, yogurt, and a hard-boiled egg in case I want a snack.
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All the frustration and wasted energy of a fruitless fling boiled down to 17 words and a contraction.
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" Ms Kellaway says "potato" and we say "waxy-skinned tuber with a satisfying mouthfeel when fried or boiled.
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The only suspicious catch to Fuchs' iteration of this game is that no egg came up hard boiled.
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This ramen from New York chef Marcus Samuelsson is not complete without a perfectly gooey soft-boiled egg.
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"She knows the issues are not black and white, cannot be boiled down the 140 characters," she added.
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In the neglected north a Marxist insurgency simmers (and boiled over in August, when guerrillas killed eight soldiers).
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"I boiled the turkey necks," Emily Addison, whose partner Deonka Drayton died at Pulse, said in her interview.
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Whether boiled or baked, perhaps there is some kind of identity in an unusual sweet-and-savoury dish.
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As they did two years ago, the Conservatives have boiled their message down to security, foreign and domestic.
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That isn't exactly a bad thing, because Estleman has always favored a vintage style of hard-boiled noir.
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This strategy, which can be boiled down to a game of Whac-A-Mole, is unsustainable and unscalable.
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Poirot, who starts by fretting about boiled eggs, finds himself chasing a caped figure along a precarious bridge.
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Tensions at White House press briefings have frequently boiled over with explosive exchanges between reporters and administration officials.
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In the Senate, these tensions boiled over on Tuesday in a hearing with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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With "Quarry," an eight-episode hard-boiled thriller beginning Friday night, Cinemax boards the mystery train once again.
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Here are the best women's slippers you can buy:Best women's slippers overall:Haflinger AT Boiled Wool SlippersBest warm slippers:L.
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Edwards said those domestic problems boiled over on the job and Kelley would come in depressed and unfocused.
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However, the aerosol emitted doesn't smell like traditional cigarette smoke does, and resembles water boiled from a teapot.
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"Mum's poached or boiled fish," shrimp and chips, and roast beef dinner are staples on this pub's menu.
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Half were boiled in the spicy "mala" broth with beef tallow and half in the pork bone broth.
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To the Editor: The festering anger I have felt throughout this Republican campaign season has now boiled over.
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Guria has its own Gurian khachapuri, a kind of calzone filled with cheese and chopped hard-boiled eggs.
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King's opponent, Democrat J.D. Scholten, also enjoyed a fundraising spike this week after anger with King boiled over.
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But white, boiled sausages, full of egg white, served with cloying sweet mustard and colon-stopping white bread?
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Another idea was for Superchief to reprint all eight issues of the Boiled Angel zines into one book.
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I am not an "originalist" who thinks the Constitution can be boiled down to what the framers believed.
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But after a decade of sham elections and intolerance for dissent, tensions brewing beneath the surface boiled over.
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All in all, those boiled down to: Have long hair, be thin with a nice bust and hips.
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It's romaine lettuce with a hard-boiled egg, tomato, corn, cranberries, pecans, and a basil-greek-yogurt dressing.
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There was a dish of hard-boiled eggs next to two types of melon and some yogurt containers ...
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There will most likely be cow's foot, too, skin-on, boiled for hours and half gone to jelly.
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Slightly bitter vegetables like radicchio and artichokes pair well with anchovy and garlic, but so do boiled potatoes.
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I am addicted to poetry, but the truth is I cannot pass up a good hard-boiled mystery.
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Dipping her nips in a soft boiled egg, hunched over the washing machine and reading Viz, I hope.
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When news broke of Britain's humiliating defeat in Norway, that simmering discontent boiled over into fear and fury.
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Serve with toast or boiled potatoes and either green beans or a salad dressed with lemon and oil.
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Boiled and baked in-house daily, the chewy bagels come solo ($2 each) or, better yet, as sandwiches.
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Wealth Matters Strip out the acrimony and emotion, and divorce can be boiled down to a business negotiation.
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They boiled the first batch for a few minutes to remove its water and destroy its stinging cells.
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This reduces the chance of an egg exploding, and also makes the eggs easier to peel once boiled.
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Instead of being zested and juiced, they are boiled and puréed, using the whole fruit, pith and all.
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"Future Markets" opens with a ruthless energy that would seem appropriate for any vintage, hard-boiled gangster picture.
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What it boiled down to was two lessons: Family is precious, and you can&apost get time back.
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Rinsed of their light, industrial goop and boiled in some hot stock, the beans soften, turning creamy inside.
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Roasted vermicelli noodles are boiled in milk and ghee and flavored with cardamom, saffron, nuts, and dried fruits.
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Every number, including a date, can be boiled down to a single-digit numeral from one to nine.
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I have two hard-boiled eggs and coffee for breakfast, pack my lunch, and head out the door.
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Dear Diary: Scrumptious, lovely, dreamed of,Boiled, fried or steamed, love,Those tender, little pockets made of dough.
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The pair sink bourbons, oysters, boiled (read: damp) peanuts, politically-loaded ribs, and play a billionaire quiz game.
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It was during the 2016 presidential campaign that Mr. Hodgkinson's Democratic politics boiled into a rage, she said.
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I pack lunch for myself too, throwing together deli meat, cheese, a hard-boiled egg and an apple.
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The fight over abortion and what it means to be a Democrat has boiled over in recent months.
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So anger boiled over on August 9th when several rail lines were shut down following a power cut.
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Mr. Bocuse served haricots verts picked that morning, lightly boiled and served with olive oil, shallots and salt.
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"We were eating leaves off of trees," she said, describing how she boiled them into a watery soup.
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Won tons with the same filling flop around in the soup called pancit molo, although these are boiled.
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Without the inventors behind them, you'd be drinking boiled whole beans and gnawing on a stalk of wheat.
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Tensions between Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren finally boiled over in an exchange about campaign fund-raising tactics.
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The first half boiled down to the Pelicans' dominance on the glass and their lack of ball security.
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I had not yet given much thought to water, nor to the conventions of the hard-boiled mystery.
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Brenner boiled the model&aposs potential down to four words and two tantalizing goals: better care, lower costs.
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With the jam boiled down, the berries glazed, and the ice cream solidified, assembling a sundae is easy.
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An ice princess materializes with a plate of boiled hot dogs and a few pieces of fried food.
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But this sense of invincibility eventually turned into hubris and decades of corruption and mismanagement finally boiled over.
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Trump's temper, long simmering over the Russia probe, has boiled over into attacks on his own Justice Department.
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Twenty minutes a day for three weeks, he boiled romaine lettuce to make his daily gallon of tea.
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But what that boiled down to was even more characters conjured up from the rummage bin of history.
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On Thursday, his wife boiled water on an open fire outside the tent with small children playing inside.
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Cosmic rays are usually just protons boiled off from the Sun, which hit atoms in the Earth's atmosphere.
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The line of questioning boiled down to a single premise: Hillary Clinton is perceived differently than her husband.
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Ultimately, this can be boiled down to listening to your body when it's telling you something is wrong.
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Remengesau boiled the problem down to simple economics, noting that sharks were an especially big draw for undersea sightseers.
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Looking back at the dismal retail holiday numbers, Jim Cramer boiled it all down to the erosion of Target.
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Benjamin Swan: I felt that everything I have done in my life kind of boiled down to this point.
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I prep for my team weekly meeting at noon while drinking office coffee and eating my hard boiled eggs.
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I boil some water and toast a piece of sourdough for my avocado toast and soft-boiled egg breakfast.
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PFAS chemicals were found in 14 samples, including in raw pineapple, ground turkey, oven-roasted chicken, and boiled shrimp.
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I heat up sweet potatoes to put jam on, grab a banana, and crack open a hard-boiled egg.
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Albeit, so far these 'progress' reports have mostly boiled down to calls for less foot-dragging and more action.
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The triggers for mental health conditions and suicide are complex and cannot be boiled down to a simple factor.
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I'm trying to keep everything boiled down into small spaces to add to the claustrophobia as much as possible.
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The addition of a soft-boiled egg, pickles, and chili oil will bring the congee to the next level!
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Eat the broccoli and bacon salad for lunch with a hard-boiled egg, and have mixed nuts for dessert.
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Eat a hard-boiled duck egg, browse house tours, and catch up with minor work while hubby watches football.
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And especially on TechRax's channel: The dude's run an iPhone over, shot one, boiled one, torched one, and more.
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The audience sees Gregory Solomon, a Russian-Jewish émigré, blessing his meagre lunch—a hard-boiled egg—in Hebrew.
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Add 1/2 cup of the quinoa to each bowl, along with 1 hard-boiled egg in its shell.
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But a major reason why the two autonomous runs were so different boiled down to a simple technical choice.
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Strong black tea is sweetened by rich boiled milk and given a pleasant bite from a handful of spices.
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The Sun's advertisers were snake-oil salesmen, literally; medical quacks who boiled rattlesnakes and bottled the skimmed-off froth.
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Beet & Avocado Deviled Eggs Veggie-fy your hard boiled eggs by adding a beet, garlic, and avocado puree. 7.
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And private worries that he refused to step away from signing off on subpoenas boiled over in public Wednesday.
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The liver of the shark was boiled, and the fat was used in the production of glycerin and nitroglycerin.
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I top mine with some of the hot sauce I brought for my hard-boiled egg this morning. Yum.
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Heat your tortillas on a hot plancha or skillet, fill with lamb, cabbage, and broken up hard boiled egg.
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His is music that requires distillation: minimal, evaporated dancehall, boiled down to compressed beats and a cooed, spare lyrics.
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Think oatmeal with almond butter stirred in or have chicken sausage or a hard-boiled egg on the side.
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He boiled the yams and served them with malakwang while cooking otwoya, the most popular food in the camps.
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Let the warm runny yolk from a soft-boiled egg add to the rich, creaminess of the congee rice.
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Price: $210 Many cultures have foods where something is wrapped in dough and then either fried, baked, or boiled.
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"I just boiled and ate my own leg bones," their friends answered, and then they all laughed and laughed.
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The lefty freak-out, boiled down, is hatred of Trump the man and his style, rather than his substance.
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This was, in the eyes of most observers, the madness of modern soccer boiled down to its very essence.
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Controversy over the messages on Monday boiled over at the Democratic convention, with Sanders's supporters repeatedly disrupting the event.
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Over the years, I got quite good at it and boiled the whole process down to ten easy steps.
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Once they are boiled and salted, a large handful will sell for $1.20—the same price as ten bananas.
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Simmering tensions between the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) and grass-roots progressives have boiled over into public view.
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If you boiled this down to an NFL player, this team would be a lot more like Emmett Smith.
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Nadich, who died in 2008, for her honey cake and her teiglach, boiled knots of dough soaked in honey.
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But residents said tensions between non-Roma and Roma, already high, boiled over after the girl's body was found.
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As long as we wash the containers properly and use either boiled or saline water we should be okay.
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The complex anatomy of five neurons (top left) can be boiled down to a simple circuit diagram (top right).
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A.k.a. she dropped some unbelievable hard boiled egg hack knowledge on her Instagram account — and we were absolutely bewitched.
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The Guardians crash-land in an alien forest, followed shortly by another craft, which resembles a hard-boiled egg.
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Add in the croutons and toss to coat, then transfer to a serving platter with the hard boiled eggs.
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Given that it has been years since the last issue, Diana plans on calling it Son of Boiled Angel.
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Figuring out your mental-health quirks is often unnecessarily boiled down to a hunt for a diagnosis that fits.
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As a boy, Henry would pick cotton or sell boiled peanuts at baseball games to help make ends meet.
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These are either chewed like salty, acidic bon bons, or boiled in water to make a yogurt-type drink.
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It boiled down to employee benefits, and Liss-Riordan was the lone warrior fighting to get them just that.
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Whether or not lobsters experience pain while being boiled alive for human consumption is, surprisingly, still up for debate.
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Milk is the distinctly Arabic flavor, made of milk that's boiled for an hour or two with and mastic.
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You have all the sharp, salty, vinegary things alongside the boiled meat and veg for a bit of piquancy.
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A plastic container of Cool Whip, green beans boiled to structureless gray, augmented by the winnings of some dumpster.
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For years, my answer boiled down to one question: What do you want to get out of the test?
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Much of this boiled over when Marriott's global marketing officer took Kelly as her date to the 2019 Oscars.
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If my father were still alive, I'd cherish this chance to bond over Michael Connelly's hard-boiled cop hero.
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To accompany the saucy chicken, I like small boiled potatoes, peeled and warmed in butter with lots of parsley.
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Garlic or not, it'll go great with a side of tiny boiled potatoes, covered in melted butter and herbs.
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To start her Seder meal, Ms. Levy serves chicken soup with a mashed hard-boiled egg and crushed matzo.
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Scrambled, over easy, or hard-boiled, a single large egg packs 6.3 grams of protein, according to Men's Health.
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Discontent among employees at the center boiled over this month when a well-respected black lawyer announced her resignation.
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Even space and time are gradually being dissolved by physics, or at least being boiled down to something simpler.
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His paleo breakfast—hard-boiled egg and avocado—is half-eaten on a paper plate atop the glass desk.
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They have boiled over into the churn of social media and the muted boardrooms of big-city Pride organizations.
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I'll serve it alongside some herby, vinegary lettuces, a bowl of warm boiled potatoes and, of course, the salmon.
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Soon, they are dependent on international food aid or, in the worst cases, resort to meals of boiled leaves.
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But by the time you spoon it generously over cold steamed broccoli, or plain boiled cauliflower, it is tamed.
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Her message to Hollywood's creative community boiled down to this: Amazon now has its act together — come join us.
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We tried three methods: steamed on the stove top, steamed in a multicooker and boiled on the stove top.
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Fufu is boiled green plantains and cassava, pounded in a wooden mortar to a distinct pum-pum-pum beat.
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But "The Sandman" has a fresher crackle than these predecessors, a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost.
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Eat Mumbai is a city of great egg dishes — hard-boiled curries and frankies, wrestler's omelets and masala scrambles.
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In whatever form you could possibly want to consume octopus, it's on the menu: croquettes, pies, skewers, boiled, burgers.
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" Added Cole, "Just boiled down to making some good pitches under pressure and getting fortunate on the Didi ball.
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But "The Great Society" is Shakespearean only in its bellowing; the poetry of consciousness has largely been boiled away.
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She also likes it with ugali, the plainly delicious boiled cornmeal that, unlike kuku paka, is an everyday pleasure.
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When a conflict erupted with Congress over cabinet appointments, it boiled over quickly into an all-out impeachment fight.
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Place your hard-boiled egg in the container, seal it and then shake it vigorously for about 10 seconds.
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And what we learned can be boiled down to two sentences: Snap is making a whole lot of money.
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The controversy boiled over following revelations that political consultancy firm Cambridge Analytica improperly obtained data on 87 million users.
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Their usual dinner, one man says, was what they called "carrot ring," chopped boiled carrots, molded into a ring.
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Microsoft is using regular quartz glass, and the company has boiled, baked, and scratched it to test its resilience.
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Down at the bottom are the residual fuels—the stuff that sticks around after everything else has boiled off.
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At 23:230, I have a grilled chicken salad with two hard-boiled eggs, olive, avocado, cucumber, tomato, lettuce.
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This is hardly plain boiled rice — unless you, like Ms. De. Keersmaeker, think that sounds like a good dish.
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All they can afford to eat, he said, are vegetables and sadza, a thick porridge of boiled maize meal.
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His dinner had been a boiled chicken drumstick, a small can of sauerkraut, a few tart early-summer cherries.
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Their anger has boiled over into violent demonstrations, talk of civil war, and outright threats to pro-Remain campaigners.
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" Nothing changes instantaneously, Offred observes: "In a gradually heating bathtub you'd be boiled to death before you knew it.
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"Nothing changes instantaneously: In a gradually heating bathtub, you'd be boiled to death before you knew it," she says.
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The argument from White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, Trump's personal counselor, Jay Sekulow, basically boiled down to three parts.
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Fans ire boiled over after the Rams trashed the city's stadium proposal and its economy in its relocation application.
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All of those markers passed by with no finality and the President's anger boiled over in tweets and statements.
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Mr. Bocuse had served haricots verts picked that morning, lightly boiled and served with olive oil, shallots and salt.
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Arrests and accusations As dissent boiled on Capitol Hill, police arrested 302 protesters in the Hart Senate Office Building.
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Aaron and I helped de-beard the mussels, and then Tiisi's wife, Siasi, boiled some for us to eat.
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Our syrup boiled over when it reached about 220 degrees, preventing us from heating it to the right temperature.
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He placed fruits, vegetables and meats in glass bottles, corked and wired them, then boiled the bottles for hours.
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It's thought to contain 30 percent more vitamin B12 than oranges, turning pink once it's boiled into a juice.
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