But before it becomes a magical cloud of ice crystals, boiling water is still boiling hot.
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It was a lovely September day in Yellowstone's Boiling River, which was not, in fact, boiling.
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Is such a thing even possible: hard boiling an egg without a stove top or boiling water?
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Distillation helps separate the water, ethanol and methanol out based on their boiling points—ethanol has a boiling point of 173.1 degrees Fahrenheit, and methanol has a boiling point of 148.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Gently drop the noodles into the boiling water, making sure the water stays vigorously boiling so the noodles don't stick together.
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Boiling an iPhone 7 It turns out that boiling the iPhone 7, even for several minutes, doesn't do much to the phone.
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So, they're serving up this lawsuit -- The Boiling Crab wants an injunction to put a lid on The Boiling Shrimp's copycatting ways.
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The scientists cooked potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, and pumpkins using four different methods: deep-frying, sautéing, boiling in water, and boiling in a water-and-oil mixture.
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It's the "boiling frog" effect, an urban legend about an experiment that involves putting a frog in a pot of boiling water, where it quickly jumps out.
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In Ferguson, though, the reality is that these issues were boiling under the surface and had always been boiling under the surface, given the history and dynamics of St. Louis.
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It's inevitable that the bunny-boiling scene from Fatal Attraction will be parodied, but when the moment turns out to be Lola boiling a pot of spaghetti, it's oddly satisfying.
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The Boiling Crab restaurant chain ain't about to let some lesser bottom dwelling crustacean pinch its biz ... the popular joint is suing The Boiling Shrimp for stepping on its claws.
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Though boiling water works to eliminate some contaminants, it is not effective in reducing or eliminating lead from your water supply—so don't think that boiling your water will protect you.
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Cook pasta in boiling salted water according to package directions.
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He's now glad he chose Boiling Springs instead, he said.
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First, take your lobster and put it in boiling water.
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Boiling a sex toy can work wonders, just not magic.
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Orders around boiling water remain in effect in Puerto Rico.
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If a boiling river existed, it would surely merit recognition.
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But most importantly, Ruzo's trying to save the boiling river.
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What are the bubbles in the boiling water made of?
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The struggle between the sexes is at a boiling point.
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You'll achieve this by boiling it at a low temperature.
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That boiling frog is lookin' pretty relatable right about now.
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As such, it has one noise: the sound of boiling.
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This year, the public's boiling point may have been reached.
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A slice of pizza in a pot of boiling water.
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Africa is boiling right now; everyone wants to go there.
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Plunge the white asparagus into rapidly boiling, salted water first.
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A note recommends to place in boiling water between uses.
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A frog suddenly thrust into boiling water will jump out.
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They found some and have been boiling it to drink.
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Once boiling, carefully add the clean octopus to the pot.
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Nadella also has a bit of trouble boiling it down.
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I constantly had that, alone in my head, boiling up.
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Pour boiling water into the rice and add the nuts.
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Remove from boiling water and place directly into ice water.
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That night, the tension, long simmering, hit its boiling point.
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They lean over boiling pots with their eyes wide open.
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Clean the bones by covering with boiling water. Drain. 2.
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Carefully pour the boiling water into the batter, then whisk.
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Cue the rigatoni showering into a boiling pot of water.
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Tensions are boiling over as polls find Sanders, Biden, Sen.
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"There is so much boiling conflict," Jensen told the paper.
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"We are at a boiling point," said New York Gov.
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Yes," he said, adding: "We are at a boiling point.
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Add boiling water by the ladle, thinning the sauce slightly.
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Tensions between McConnell and Trump are at a boiling point.
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In 2016, outrage at the political establishment is boiling over.
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Wash it with soap and put it in boiling water.
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" By boiling it down to six pointed minutes, the "S.
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Distilling enough morphine to inject would require boiling away gallons.
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It's this sort of boiling the frog kind of thing.
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Your true reflection is our collective dump now boiling over.
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Throw that slaw into boiling water for a minute and strain!
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This brings to my mind the fable of the boiling frog.
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In 2012, he was a student, and Syria's war was boiling.
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Unlike disease-causing bacteria, boiling water doesn't help eliminate lead's threat.
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Nor did boiling the sponge or putting it in the dishwasher.
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Cook the solfino beans in boiling water with the white vinegar.
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Like other progressives, he says his frustration has reached boiling point.
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"Most people spoil garden things by over-boiling them," she remarks.
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I bit my tongue mostly, but deep down I was boiling.
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I know, I know: Hard-boiling eggs isn't a groundbreaking phenomenon.
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He'd nearly fallen off a gigantic lizard into boiling hot lava.
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Campsite cookery is simple by design: Add boiling water, then serve.
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I felt neither inflamed with enthusiasm nor steeped in boiling hate.
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In Switzerland, boiling lobsters alive has been illegal since March 2018.
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At these I smile, or am interested, or reduce the boiling
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Is there some hidden amount of contempt boiling up inside you?
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While boiling water might remove other contaminants, it won't remove lead.
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One report claimed Israeli intelligence was "boiling mad" over the disclosures.
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The king is warning that his country is at "boiling point".
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Murphy: Yes, I think it was a true boiling-over point.
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Season the boiling water and ice bath to seawater level salinity.
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Thompson sounded like a teakettle, and the water was still boiling.
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In the case of the Driscoll family, they are boiling over.
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Not that boiling water for pasta will raise the temperature significantly.
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You don't want the stock boiling, just simmering away gently. 6.
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The planet is reaching its boiling point and so are we.
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While the mixture is boiling, hydrate the gelatin in some water.
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Instead, take the time to steam them with some boiling water.
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All of that boiling water shot up straight into my face.
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Meanwhile, add the gnocchi to the other pot of boiling water.
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I have a calm exterior, but I'm boiling on the inside.
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But scrutiny is intensifying as Venezuela's politics reach the boiling point.
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If he attempts it now, he will find the temperature boiling.
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Once the water is boiling, open up your package of pasta.
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The boiling had brought out some lemony characteristics but muted others.
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You're just throwing hard pasta in a boiling-water thing. 3.
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"We worry about boiling oil," said Craig Barber, a maintenance supervisor.
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Generally speaking, boiling has the harshest effect on heat-sensitive nutrients.
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Cook the rigatoni in the boiling water until still lightly undercooked.
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She loved the process and the smell of the boiling barley.
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I continued the second movement, but it's already boiling in me.
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Dr. Gluesenkamp compared that with boiling off water on the stove.
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Tried it again this morning on boiling water for my tea.
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While cutting onions and boiling matzo balls, he found his passion.
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Then, red wine and boiling water do mix it turns out.
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Qassem Soleimani, which brought tensions with Iran to a boiling point.
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When boiling water is thrown into the air, it freezes instantly.
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The trade war with China ends the year simmering, not boiling.
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Imagine a boiling pot, one of the researchers in Argentina explained.
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And no, it's not boiling an onion in water every day.
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Red chiles, only slightly hot, which I softened in boiling water.
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"Think of the [IPK] as this seething, boiling thing," said Wood.
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The planet is boiling, but US-Cuba relations are cooling off.
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Technology is always changing (scientists in Oregon, for example, have developed new surfaces that could improve boiling efficiency) but he doesn't see any breakthroughs on the horizon that will make boiling water miraculously less energy intensive.
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The traditional hand-made brass pot in front of me is boiling.
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Whisk in the milk and cook, whisking, until boiling, about 5 minutes.
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HANNITY: I am literally boiling over the immigration lie, the outright hypocrisy.
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They're basically a cauldron in which past drama percolates before boiling over.
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Soak goji berries in boiling water until soft, about 10 minutes. 2.
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Rebecca literally boiling any pets, as Close's character does in Fatal Attraction.
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Another study showed both boiling and steaming increased levels of beta carotene.
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You probably already have a kettle for boiling the water anyway. 4.
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Place the lobster into the boiling water and cook for 23 minutes.
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In a steam room, boiling water emits hot steam into the air.
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Check it out: The Boiling Beeper is exactly what it sounds like.
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With the Boiling Beeper, you'll have no excuse for cooking soggy pasta.
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Sterilize a medium-sized heavy-bottomed pot by boiling water in it.
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Once the water is boiling add the the soy protein and salt.
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The key to boiling the ocean is not to boil the ocean.
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"It's like boiling a frog," Rachleff said of the Wall Street incumbents.
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"Roberto and I are boiling alive," Reynolds, 41, wrote int he caption.
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Traditionally, gelatin is made by boiling skin, cartilage and bones from animals.
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Boiling tensions led to the resignation of Lenny and several board members.
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It's fun, catchy as hell, and boiling over with real, nonstop feeling.
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They hit a boiling point during the pair's second and final debate.
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It often feels like the city is boiling over with aspiring talents.
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At some of these companies, the tensions are reaching a boiling point.
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Then, in 2016, Pepe's alt-right career came to a boiling point.
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One victim of torture has dark boiling liquid ladled into his mouth.
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Trump's campaign has frequently wrestled with violence boiling over at its events.
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The American melting pot will become a cauldron boiling over with contempt.
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That afternoon she bought potatoes, cabbage and four pounds of boiling bacon.
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Tensions hit a boiling point during the pair's second and final debate.
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And why my tea is boiling hot, And whether skate have wings.
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In those days, the tension between us had reached a boiling point.
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After boiling, you shove them in your ear, creating a custom fit.
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The stove was lighted and Patrice's mother had water boiling for tea.
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Back in the boiling meat pot, fat is collecting at the surface.
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Transfer fried chiles to a large bowl; add boiling water to cover.
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Place the onions in a large bowl and cover in boiling water.
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Everything that passed as learning seems to have reached a boiling point.
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Add the drained noodles to individual serving bowls and add boiling water.
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He turned on the stove and now the water is boiling over.
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Shape into balls and drop in a large pot of boiling water.
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To get sticky, they concocted a combination of boiling water and sugar.
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Put a frog in boiling water and it will instinctively jump out.
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In fact, last year worker frustrations reached a boiling point in America.
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Why did they allow them to come to such a boiling point?
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The police looked bored, and the streets smelled like boiling horse shit.
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After boiling, he needs to check when the water has fully evaporated.
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I mean, you're sort of like the frog in the boiling water.
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I found this shop that steamed their crab instead of boiling it.
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Let it sit for half an hour, then flush with boiling water.
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Add the greens to the boiling water – it will turn bright green.
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And the EPA noted on Thursday that water safety remains an issue, warning people to disinfect fresh water by boiling or using bleach: But boiling water is not always easy, with 83% of the island still without power.
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If a frog is suddenly put into boiling water, it will jump out.
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Even on a frigid winter's morning boiling water is very hot, you see.
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We can't trust your judgement, you eat boiling slabs of gravel by choice.
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A restaurant in Maine is using marijuana to sedate lobsters before boiling them.
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The impactors could leave boiling hot spots where bodies of water are involved.
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Prepare the filling: Place a mixing bowl over a pot of boiling water.
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Cook noodles in a pot of boiling salted water until warm, 3 minutes.
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Humans are boiling stews of biases and contradictions, and computers don't have emotions.
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Boiling the foods brings no risk, as acrylamide is not formed, said Mottram.
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If you're boiling in a normal pot, excited molecules are escaping as steam.
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But Sip is set apart by boiling down the news into snackable nuggets.
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Heat the latter to the boiling point and then put in the refrigerator.
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At times, though, they risk boiling the series down into something too generic.
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Like the pot was boiling over, and rice was spilling; it was everywhere.
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"UC Berkeley is a boiling ocean of entrepreneurs," says Nozad in a statement.
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Still, anticipation for album number two has been reaching boiling point for fans.
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Drop pasta into the boiling water and allow to cook until desired doneness.
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"My blood is absolutely boiling," she wrote on the day of the event.
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In a pot of salted, boiling water, add all ingredients and stir well.
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There's no other franchise that gets my blood boiling more than this one.
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By the first days of 2016, those tensions appeared to be boiling over.
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So, here's to not straight-up boiling while wearing black in the heat.
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To make matters stranger, butane has an even lower boiling point than duster.
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One video shows an old woman stirring a pot of green boiling water.
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One video shows an old woman stirring a pot of green boiling water.
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In another video, an old woman stirs a pot of green boiling water.
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The psyche of the Jordanian people, I think it's gotten to boiling point.
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Once the water is boiling, add the macaroni and cook until al dente.
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We'll all either be boiling or shivering in our respective disaster-proofed homes.
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Place noodles in a bowl, and pour boiling water over them to cover.
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But the internal strife within her party keeps boiling over into the public.
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U a great singer, don't need to expose your baby to boiling oil.
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The most potent thunderstorms roil and churn, like a pot of boiling water.
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The tension between the two men is on the verge of boiling over.
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Although the case is pending, the public outrage has hit a boiling point.
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But there are several recent developments that have really got Beijing's blood boiling.
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The best electric kettles you can buy for boiling water or brewing tea
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A great electric kettle for quickly boiling water is Bonavita's $55 BV3825B Gooseneck.
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What can be done at this point to stop tensions from boiling over?
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" He added: "It only takes a couple to get past that boiling point.
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Francis canceled because the dubia had him "boiling with rage," it was alleged.
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Tips for Using Stainless Steel Cookware:Unless you're boiling water, don't use high heat.
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President Trump's tensions with Beijing are boiling over in the South China Sea.
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Go ask some people on the street about the boiling temperature of water.
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The bubbling, boiling swirling roiling gasses which make up a star have discontinuities.
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Anger has been boiling over at Mr. Trump's rallies over the last week.
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Eventually around 3:39 he heats a coffee kettle on a boiling lake.
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Add the boiling water, then dry the ingredients, and mix until combined. 4.
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Blanche all beans in boiling salty water for about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Nearly a week later, Trump's frustration with the HFC hit a boiling point.
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Since then, we've looked at everything from Valentine's Day flowers to boiling water.
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The water turned thick and oily, boiling with angry clusters of fire ants.
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The boiling mass is initially contained by a frame of stainless steel bars.
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This excess is more public than ever, pushing Mexicans to a boiling point.
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The photo reveals the boiling surface, and the mesmerizing pattern looks like popcorn.
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Boiling the water requires cooking gas — another luxury that is unaffordable to many.
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The sun is a violent place, filled with boiling plasma and unpredictable eruptions.
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The mixture won't look appealing when you pour boiling sugar syrup over gelatin.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred is exasperated, and frustration is boiling over on both sides.
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The Vietnam War had started; the civil rights movement was boiling; the Rev.
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He might roast a lamb flank, for instance, where Jorjadze suggested boiling it.
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Places that resemble the chaotic, boiling conditions where life may have first emerged.
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If you put him into the boiling pot of water, they jump right out.
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And in the meantime, please steer your hoverboarding offspring away from boiling pots.[Pediatrics]
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Instead, the raw masa (dough) is submerged in the boiling grease before being filled.
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A series of recent legal decisions has brought the dispute to a boiling point.
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The nurse has turned assassin, with the passive aggression simmering inside reaching boiling point.
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Was this fight -- and the hiding -- something that had been boiling for a while?
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The best part about this knife is that it's also entirely edible after boiling.
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Other ways to remove lectins in foods include boiling, fermentation, sprouting, peeling and deseeding.
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Once the shrimp are out of the pan, add the spaghetti to boiling water.
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After nearly five decades, frustration with the byzantine process has reached a boiling point.
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When the plumes of methane reach the surface, the water looks like it's boiling.
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But why is everything boiling over in this particular cycle, in this presidential campaign?
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He would filter the water through charcoal and sand-lined filters before boiling it.
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And the hard boiling probably clears the shell of salmonella and general cloacal junk.
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"At -29 it's officially cold enough to turn boiling water into snow!" he wrote.
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For one, it warms up pretty quickly and runs the risk of boiling off.
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You're also boiling the minerals out, just to put them back into the water.
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S. trade war, brewing for many years, looks set to start boiling in earnest.
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Boiling water to snow in hurricane force winds with a temp of -22017°F!
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One weekend, I removed the egg-boiling rack to make a personal size frittata.
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When maple water is heated to 2200 degrees Celsius, it reaches its boiling point.
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Add 2 cups boiling water, and let the tea stand for 10 minutes. 3.
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They can withstand the shock of boiling water and temperatures that near absolute zero.
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That these tensions are boiling over bodes ill for the Middle East in 2016.
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I love the way that her character's malevolence is just boiling under the surface.
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It should be cooked in boiling water with carrots, turnips, rutabagas, celery and onions.
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When the water is boiling, add the green beans and cook for 1 minute.
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"It's like your pot on the stove when you are boiling pasta," Irish said.
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In a large bowl, combine the flour, salt, and 4 cups of boiling water.
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The instructions start with boiling fettuccine noodles until al dente, which is easy enough.
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Presidential temperament Trump is not the first President to feel the bile boiling within.
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If your nice, just blanch them in boiling water and dip in chilli oil.
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Coming off last week, I knew tensions were boiling over between Corinne and Taylor.
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Meanwhile, cook the wheat in boiling water for 10 minutes or until al dente.
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When the pieces drop in, the solution bubbles, and it looks like it's boiling.
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Working in batches, add beans to boiling water; cook until tendercrisp, about 5 minutes.
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If you're currently indebted to someone, things will reach a boiling point on Sunday.
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Boiling the lobster in water takes longer for the heat to penetrate the nerves.
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Some people become frustrated and drink the water without boiling or otherwise cleaning it.
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Reactivate them for additional uses by throwing them in a pot of boiling water.
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Pour boiling water to cover over raisins and let stand 10 minutes; drain well.
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Sex and race, faith and ethnicity ... the melting pot seems to be boiling over.
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Tensions are boiling over in Washington as the partial government shutdown hits 28 days.
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As Trump is discovering, international diplomacy is less egg boiling, more baking a souffle.
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Approved disposal methods include incineration, boiling, autoclaving, bleaching or burying in concrete-sealed containers.
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It turns out the spring is not boiling hot, just a perfect bathing temperature.
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The CDC suggests boiling water, using disinfectants or a filtration system to sanitize water.
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The Hill: Trump, Dems have reasons to work together but tensions are boiling over.
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While your water is boiling, take apart your espresso pot if you haven't already.
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Spoiler: Those of us who survive will basically be boiling in our own blood.
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In a recent interview, the group explained that it had reached a boiling point.
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He also suggested the boiling frog analogy was apt for Airbnb's gambit in Australia.
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This is your nan shouting "MILK" over the sound of a loudly boiling kettle.
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Moments later — around halfway through the flight — the flight attendants served us boiling water.
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"The hate is boiling over," Regan said in a truly over-the-top segment.
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"The tensions are very high and things are reaching a boiling point," he added.
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Maybe it was just years of resentment and frustration at police persecution boiling over.
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Soak the glass noodles in cold water and start boiling another pot of water.
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Some can withstand the shock of boiling water and temperatures that near absolute zero.
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Set your eggs in the boiling tray and insert the tray into the appliance.
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Matt Lunsford: The American Football record was a "frog in the boiling water" effect.
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Tensions in the Middle East have been boiling since the targeted killing of Gen.
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We use them for baking, breading, frying, boiling, and lots of other preparation methods.
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With the baseline already at boiling from the start, where else can you go?
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Following Tuesday night's debate, tensions between supporters of Sanders and Warren are boiling over.
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It's tall and narrow, so I never have to worry about it boiling over.
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As spring ended and summer took hold, the camp was reaching a boiling point.
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Most modified garum recipes recommend boiling fish and water and straining the resulting mixture.
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It was all about boiling down the music where the ideas are very discreet.
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The talk shows and social media and op-eds — that's where the boiling starts.
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California's housing market has reached a boiling point, and a typical home costs $600,000
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"This decreases pressure on the system, and violent boiling results," according to the park's statement.
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Cook the linguine to al dente in a large pot of salted boiling water. 6.
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That is boiling down a device and software to its very essence — what makes sense.
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" Artan said reports of human rights abuses in Myanmar pushed him to a "boiling point.
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Now, the last Fox debate started with questions tailor-made to get people's blood boiling.
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KING: In America right now the issue of race has reached fever pitch boiling point.
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It appears that the election results might have pushed some schools to a boiling point.
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Add ziti to the boiling water, and cook until al dente, according to package directions.
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I cook lunch and turn on boiling water to hard-boil a half-dozen eggs.
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In fact, they're consistent with a trend that's been slow-boiling for a half-century.
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Push it through the holes into the boiling water with a spatula or a scraper.
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Photo: GettyAttorney General Jeff Sessions' quixotic, hypocritical crusade against weed has reached its boiling point.
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As opposed to just boiling down a finger touch to only a 2D co-ordinate.
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Stir in orange juice, boiling water, and sugar and stir until the sugar has dissolved.
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The tension between EMILY's List and the left that's now boiling over is not new.
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Before it gets you into a boiling cauldron of hot water, check this flow chart.
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Mark Zuckerberg's biggest problem is that the company's internal tensions are reaching a boiling point.
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My fingers paused over the keyboard, my blood boiling, as it had the entire weekend.
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When the water is almost boiling, take 2 pieces of the dough from the refrigerator.
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You don't have to look far back for examples of racial tensions boiling over here.
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Aaron Carter's financial drama with his mom, Jane, seems to come to a boiling point.
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Rain and seawater, heated by underground magma, bubble to the surface at near-boiling temperatures.
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They finally air out some of the things that have been boiling beneath the surface.
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The reality is that boiling down Apple's design to those two contradictory explanations is reductive.
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Some say theirs have military origins: warriors on the march boiling scraps in their helmets.
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But as The Boiling River so poignantly illustrates, fantastical discoveries are lurking all around us.
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His daughter's boyfriend proposes to take down buppa_stone, which definitely gets the dad's blood boiling.
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The White House's boiling frustrations with Democrats' claims was apparent in the last 24 hours.
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They went back a second night, and the tension began to reach a boiling point.
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But there's a line between the flare of anger and an innate, blood-boiling rage.
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Per The Kitchn, simply pour boiling water over your guts, mash the result, then strain.
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Water was boiling on the stovetop in Braden Bishop's narrow kitchen when his phone rang.
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Start off the flautas by boiling and mashing a few potatoes and setting them aside.
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"There's no other franchise that gets my blood boiling more than this one," he wrote.
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Make the mustard eggs: Drop raw eggs into boiling water and cook for 9 minutes.
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The meeting comes at a time when U.S.-Turkish relations are at a boiling point.
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That anger reached a boiling point during a heated meeting on Monday night when Rep.
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They can also be reused after emptying them, and are easily sanitized in boiling water.
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New York is a boiling place, rich with pathos and tragedy and outrage and comedy.
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In Atlanta, a gay couple was doused with boiling water, causing severe burns, in March.
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Long-simmering tensions about the slow pace of legislation are boiling over in the Senate.
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But you will still need to do a certain amount of simmering, boiling and baking.
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"It's not safe," she said, tossing handfuls of sorghum into a pot of boiling water.
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He was laying in sleep one day and I was just boiling over with love.
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"But know this is both strike one and strike two," he says, boiling with indignation.
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Sieve the cooking liquid into another pan and start boiling the hell out of it.
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She even poured boiling water over her toddler-aged daughter, sending her to the hospital.
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Soften the curd: Heat 1/2 gallon of water until very hot but not boiling.
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Transfer roasted eggplants to boiling water and cover with plastic wrap to hold in steam.
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But a boiling point's clearly been reached -- cause Safaree's now challenged Meek to a fight.
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Mary comes up behind him and dumps a pot of boiling grits on his back.
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The rest of the House Democrats are stuck watching from the sidelines, boiling with resentment.
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She dropped the wooden spoon she was using to gently move the boiling plantains around.
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The boiling water had a safety lock on it to keep out of children's reach.
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Tempers reached a boiling point Tuesday after a month of wrangling over the confirmation schedule.
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There was a gas ring on the work bench with a pot of water boiling.
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While that's brewing, I put away the dishes and start boiling water to make pasta.
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Though she was probably boiling with anger on the inside, her rebuttal was measuredly polite.
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It's a much safer way to cook in geothermal heat than tiptoeing around boiling geysers.
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For all the nearly-nude gyrations of this Bacchanale, its intensity doesn't build to boiling.
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"I feel very bad, and my blood is boiling," Mr. Vyas said in an interview.
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But things come to a boiling point and the two hatch a plan to escape.
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A Neo-Cold War was on the precipice of boiling over into a hot one.
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Basically the same thing, but with some boiling involved at one point in the process.
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And then we could blanch those peas in boiling water before the pasta went in.
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Place one pound of japchae in rapidly boiling water and mix thoroughly to avoid clumping.
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They got along great, but were almost completely incapable of catching fish or boiling water.
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"And as long as we are boiling oil and making money, this company will survive."
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Yet a permanent solution to France's slow-boiling migrant problem still appears to be distant.
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In Colombia, discontent reached a boiling point after rumors spread about reforms and pension cuts.
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In the meantime, battleground states are heating up, and the political test tubes are boiling.
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Facing starvation, they made tea by boiling straw and ate berries that worsened their diarrhea.
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Tensions reached a boiling point that year when Turkish forces shot down a Russian warplane.
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A new mixed-use building and dorm in Berkeley is inspiring some boiling hot takes.
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Having reached his boiling point one evening, my father hurled the microphone at the man.
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It's also safe to sterilize in a microwave or electric sterilizer or in boiling water.
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Those numbers -- combined with allegedly deplorable conditions -- have brought the prison to a boiling point.
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"This is her favorite soup," said Rahab's sister, Rose, as she stirred a boiling pot.
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The floor collapse caused chicken fryers to turn over and spill boiling grease, it said.
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"The boiling grease literally cooked Ms. Acevedo as she lay there, trapped," the lawsuit said.
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Thick strands of fountain water waved like boiling pasta, and the air was steaming hot.
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First, chef Yu tilts the lids so he can see when the water is boiling.
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Meanwhile, drop the bucatini in the boiling water and cook until tender yet al dente.
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Here, too, is lamb shank, stacked high in a pot and steamed over boiling spices.
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Alcohol does have a lower boiling point than water, and if you heat, say, a pot of spiced apple cider with rum in it on the stove to 173 degrees Fahrenheit (the boiling point of ethanol), as much as 13 percent may cook off.
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Once the water is boiling add the salt and 210 1/2 cups of boil spice.
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Add the rice to the boiling water, then wait for it to boil furiously, stirring once.
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Melt chocolate in milk in top of double boiler over rapidly boiling water, beating until blended.
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However, long-boiling tensions within Google have percolated into the public sphere over the past year.
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"For me, it feels like everything's hit a boiling point," a Google employee told Vanity Fair.
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The hypocrisy on the left also has gone way over the top, over the boiling point.
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The tensions in Texas are boiling over in season 4 of The Real Housewives of Dallas.
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Drop the pasta into the boiling water and cook until tender, 6 to 7 minutes. 6.
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Stir in the cream, boiling water, sugar, and vanilla and stir until the sugar has dissolved.
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Like the boiling frog, I had found myself in a situation that was becoming increasingly unhealthy.
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Why was there no effort to resolve Erdogan's boiling ambitions in Syria through diplomacy and mediation?
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You mean you don't love being crammed in a boiling car with tons of sweaty humans?
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Once boiling, turn the heat to low and let the mixture steep for 5 minutes. 5.
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The 2009 Spanish study found the highest losses of nutrients in cauliflower after boiling and microwaving.
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Salt the boiling water generously, add pasta and cook until al dente, according to package directions.
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And it appears that the body politic, or a significant portion of it, is boiling mad.
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He said that any salmonella bacteria would be killed by boiling the milk for two minutes.
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I have a charcoal business—I sell charcoal made from wood for boiling water and cooking.
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But if you dump your boiling water all at once, a watery, muddy slurry will overflow.
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We've reached a boiling point in the battle between tech companies and the government over encryption.
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From freezing cold to woozy to boiling hot, these emoji convey a profound sense of discomfort.
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Winslet's change of tune comes just as the Allen conversation appeared to reach a boiling point.
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"It's like you're boiling something, and you have the lid tight, so it's safe," Pavlidis said.
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And eventually, he found someone who took his questions about a boiling river seriously: his aunt.
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You're then free to browse Instagram stories or perform other chores without worrying about over-boiling.
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Cook pasta in boiling salted water according to package directions until al dente, about 9 minutes.
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Boiling Spring Lakes, North Carolina, is a small coastal community near the border with South Carolina.
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Two officers soon arrived, a Boiling Spring Lakes police officer and a Brunswick County sheriff's deputy.
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These included individuals swallowing insect repellent and dousing their bodies with boiling water, the newspaper reported.
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And those kind of they're kind of like boiling the waters in front of that ship.
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The huge casseroles boiling dozens of corn cobs are a true staple of Mexican street food.
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Add grounds to boiling water, let him brew, plunge, and voilà: four cups of hot coffee.
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The convection zone is a chaotic region of charged particles that are boiling within the star.
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I think the impossible thing was boiling the book down to a feature-length movie format.
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Here's the reality: Boiling water by burning coal to turn a turbine for electricity is expensive.
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It suggested that Mr Xi understood how grievances about official incompetence and corruption risked boiling over.
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They seemed to be happy, despite the dense stench of boiling fat that permeated the building.
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Unlike some other coconut waters, Harmless Harvest is made without boiling or cooking the coconut water.
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Brennan also said Thursday that "things are reaching a boiling point" with the Trump White House.
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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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The engineer and his two pals were boiling pot after pot of plastic on the stove.
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"I reached boiling point when I felt the rejection in the stadium on Sunday," he said.
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This is important to remember as the political temperature of the country reaches a boiling point.
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And the geothermal springs at Yellowstone National Park—those boiling, bubbling memento mori—are no exception.
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The same goes for those square bricks of ramen that require a few minutes of boiling.
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I cut the cauliflower into irregular half-inch slices and blanched them briefly in boiling water.
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I see it also with the cast: All of them have different pots that are boiling.
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The temperatures required for caramelization and browning almost always far exceed the boiling point of water.
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If you add boiling water to the condom, the resulting brew actually tastes like peppermint tea.
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But the plant is already broken, and now the First Nation is back to boiling water.
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Smarter Living: You can boost the efficiency of your household energy use by boiling water efficiently.
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Smarter Living: You can increase the efficiency of your household energy use by boiling water efficiently.
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Rough teardrops of dough fall into the boiling stock; they're more erratic in density, and chewier.
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Once at the bubble-tea shops, the pearls are cooked in boiling water and then steamed.
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The lower boiling point means water will cook off more quickly, and at a lower temperature.
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"He had tremendous anger slowly boiling up, and resentment, and felt 'less than,'" Mr. Lowy said.
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I make my bed, tidy up my room, and get some water boiling for my coffee.
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Rinse 3/4 cup quinoa in warm water and then put into boiling water to cook.
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Munchkin recommends against microwaving, boiling, or steaming them to sterilize — just simply wash before first use.
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But it is the latest example of anti-media hostility boiling over at Trump's campaign events.
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Could they not see or hear the anger and frustration and boiling rage of many Americans?
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He said he started boiling the silverware that came wrapped in a napkin with each meal.
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Tensions with Iran reached a boiling point after Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike.
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He and his roommates are using bottled water, as well as boiling and refrigerating tap water.
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Add the tortellini to the boiling water and cook until they float, 1 to 2 minutes.
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In 1964, a well was drilled, but eventually work stopped once they reached geothermal boiling water.
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Once, his 7-year-old sister was burned with boiling water their father tossed on her.
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" But when she heard about his proposed budget cuts, she said, she was "boiling with anger.
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"Security forces have been given complete freedom, the blood of the people is boiling," he said.
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Terrified, I watch him stick his bare hand into the boiling vat of piping hot sugar.
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And if you realize that pot's not boiling, take that off, get another pot of water.
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Whether it's frozen or boiling hot, wherever we find water (on Earth) we have found life.
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Boiling, baking, roasting, microwaving and frying are considered "kill steps" that prevent the bacteria from surviving.
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So I'll get the best coffee beans I can and grind them in the best way, put some water that's just below boiling point on it to wet the grounds for 30 seconds, then reheat the water to just below boiling and do a drip pour-through.
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In a large saucepan of boiling salted water, cook the macaroni until al dente, about 5 minutes.
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PICO is a bubble detector: a tank of superheated fluid kept higher than its natural boiling point.
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Boiling Point is the fifth installment of Pratt Institute's Fine Arts Department's curated, off-campus graduate exhibition.
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Toss a toothpick or other wooden object into the mixture to keep the water from boiling over.
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"When a crisis reaches a boiling point then you have a possibility of a miscalculation," warns Perry.
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Keep them boiling on the front burner of your mind, and you increase your appreciation of life.
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But already -- you know, what this is boiling down to now is obviously, we have the announcement.
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Mix coffee grounds and boiling water, let him rest, plunge, and voilà: four cups of hot java.
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Features like geysers on our planet behave similarly, but with water heated to at or above boiling.
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The city warned that boiling, freezing, filtering or taking other actions would not make the water safe.
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An 8-year-old Florida girl died Monday from complications after being dared to drink boiling water.
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She likes to make the saffron broth first, steeping the threads into boiling water for maximum flavor.
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Despite that promising progress, the competition is sure to reach boiling point when Luckin does go public.
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An 8-year-old Florida girl died Monday from complications after drinking boiling water on a dare.
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Place the bean curd in a small saucepan, cover with the boiling water, and add the salt.
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We're now reaching a boiling point where the technologically is finally cheap enough for people to buy.
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"So the lava is boiling the sea, but the sea is also cooling the lava," he says.
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But then, about a minute through, it mutates like an unstable element being dropped into boiling water.
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Throwing a cup of boiling water in the air, when it’s minus 20193 degrees (celsius).
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Boiling eggs can be a tricky game — the yolk consistency can change in a matter of minutes.
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She has expressed no new ideas to deal with the boiling caldron that is today's Middle East.
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Tensions between chief stew Kate Chastain and her second stew Jennifer Howell have been boiling each charter.
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After boiling, it was sticky and only God knows what would have happened if people consumed it.
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You can make acrylamide from frying, baking, broiling or roasting — essentially anything that isn't boiling or microwaving.
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"Now, whether it's cruel to kill a lobster by boiling it, that's certainly another question," Mather added.
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Subsequent reports said that Israel was behind the gathered intelligence and was "boiling mad" about the disclosure.
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To make the poisons disappear requires repeated boiling, drying, or even burying the meat until it ferments.
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She suggests making a tea with peeled ginger by boiling it in hot water for 10 minutes.
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If using eggs, immerse into a pot of boiling water and simmer for 5 to 6 minutes.
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A hymn to the pop gods boiling over guitar solos and electronic shivers, it will be forgotten.
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In Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, Santa makes a more low key entrance than flying in on a sleigh.
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The case became a flashpoint in the already boiling feud between supporters and opponents of Castro's revolution.
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In a large bowl, dissolve the gelatin, sugar, and salt in 2 cups|500 ml boiling water.
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There is a fable that if you place a frog in boiling water, it will leap out.
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In modern history, the partition of nations has almost always created three problems that kept conflicts boiling.
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The kettle automatically stops boiling when it hits the temperature you selected or if it runs dry.
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So much better than boiling a pot of water to add to the heat of the kitchen!
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Finally, my hot pot had reached its boiling point and my food was ready to be cooked.
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Make the porridge: Place the milk in a medium saucepan over medium until warm but not boiling.
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In a large pot of generously salted boiling water, cook the corn until tender, about 5 minutes.
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Pots of water are boiling on the stove and omelettes are cooking on pans in the corner.
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A conversation that's been building will reach a boiling point, and you're telling it like it is.
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Then, add the soaked noodles to a pot of boiling water and cook for about 20 seconds.
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Survivors say the sea was red with blood and the air boiling with the thunder of explosions.
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In a large pot of generously salted boiling water, cook the corn until tender, about 1 hour.
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Mr. Landenberger, who doubles as set designer, deftly suggests the resentment boiling under a man's meek exterior.
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Rinse under cold water, then dip back quickly into the boiling water before building your bowl. 7.
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The poem "Little Stream" opens: My heart was bright and shining like a lobster in boiling water.
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Tip: If you're boiling the potatoes, slice them into even discs before putting them in the water.
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But it's worth pausing briefly to take a look at how the country reached this boiling point.
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That's key because The Boiling Shrimp is now opened in neighboring Georgia ... and the Crab is steamed.
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It's a long-simmering crisis finally boiling over — and Ms. Merkel is at the heart of it.
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And perhaps the worst culinary sin of all -- failure to salt the boiling water for the pasta.
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Yet the President's boiling feuds are just one area in which opinion about him is irrevocably polarized.
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Could there be a better way to sharpen a knife, or a method for boiling water faster?
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Breaking Bad, in its engrossing mercilessness, was like watching someone pour boiling water down an ant hole.
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She chops the chard and then drops it into boiling water for just a minute or two.
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I take the very, very boiling pans of goose fat and pour it on all the guests.
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Oh, and you can freeze it or pack it with boiling water and it'll be A-OK.
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One account of a 13-year-old girl whose employer scalded her with boiling water stood out.
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The dough is steamed, plunged into boiling water, tinted with artist's paint and left overnight to dry.
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Medha: Once the dough is formed, the chef adds noodles to boiling water until they are cooked.
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CREATING DRAMA Boiling it down to its essence, keeping the audience wanting to know what happens next.
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All they needed were a couple of minutes in boiling water, and some butter, salt and pepper.
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We filled our Nalgenes with boiling water and stuck them in our sleeping bags to stay warm.
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What remains firm is a lyricist's gift for concision, boiling down a thought to its comic essence.
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At first glance, this was a controversy tailor-made for the immediate boiling outrage of social media.
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As of Wednesday, Google's Street View lets users explore one of the world's largest boiling lava lakes.
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He took that boiling cauldron of anger and resentment and turned it into political jet fuel. 11.
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Price: $26.39 Much easier than boiling water, straining the rice, et cetera... Price: $103 No cooking required.
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It's steeped in pop history, boiling its shared language down to a single word and philosophy: Huge.
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As it starts boiling, set it on fire using a lighter, taking care not to burn yourself.
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Instead, make your own drain cleaner from baking soda, white vinegar and boiling water for around $3.
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With 24 percent of the island still without reliable electricity, boiling water is hard, if not impossible.
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Servings: 8Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 8 hours for the first layer:2 envelopes unflavored gelatin2 cups orange juice1/13 cups boiling water1/2 cup granulated sugar1/2 can preserved peach slices for the second layer:3 envelopes unflavored gelatin2 cups heavy cream1 cup boiling water1/2 cup granulated sugar103 tablespoon vanilla extract1/2 cup canned mandarin orange segments for the third layer:2 envelopes unflavored gelatin23/21 cups boiling water23/21 cup sugar22 cups orange juice21/153 can preserved peach slices 215.
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A large pot is boiling on the stovetop, and his face lights up when he talks about cooking.
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Its ingredients are onions cooked in fat, salt, tomatoes, sugar, boiling water, stale bread and dry white wine.
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To write off Russian election interference by boiling down its efforts to purely Facebook ads is ill-conceived.
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"My blood is boiling and the pain and anger and sadness I have in my heart," Rzucek wrote.
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Only some tardigrades survive the torments of experimental freezing, boiling and radiation that we humans subject them to.
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Here's a quick play-by-play, though: Get a pot of water boiling and toss in the noodles.
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When it is poured into a vehicle, it prevents water from freezing up and raises the boiling temperature.
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Here's the trick: Rather than boiling your potatoes in water like a basic, simmer them in milk instead.
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Their feud had reached boiling point when Enders removed the commercial sales arm from Bregier's control last summer.
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"Soaking or boiling the rice results in the extraction of vital bioactives from the rice," Dr. Howe says.
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Take a strand of spaghetti from a pot of boiling water and throw it at the fridge door.
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Spiders, Poison, and Boiling Water: The Best (and Worst) Ways to Kill CockroachesA hell spawn infiltrated my apartment.
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Meanwhile, bring a pot of water to boil, adding about a teaspoon of salt once it's boiling. 3.
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Their recipe suggests boiling the fresh noodles for about 1 minute, then transferring them into an ice bath.
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What if, instead, we experimented with seeing the neighborhood as a pot of rice that keeps boiling over?
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Remove and drain in a colander, adding fresh topini to the boiling water and repeating the process. 6.
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Steaming is a gentler way to cook because the vegetables don't come in contact with the boiling water.
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As the hype collapses around certain companies and categories, it helps prevent the entire market from boiling over.
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Pour boiling water into the baking dish so that it comes halfway up the sides of the ramekins.
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Taking coffee off boiling and pouring it over grounds will lower the temperature quickly to the ideal range.
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South Koreans commonly eat this boiling hot soup on sick days to stay energized and increase physical stamina.
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With anger at boiling point, hopes for a peaceful resolution rest on dialogue led by the Catholic Church.
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The answer is simple (and cheap, too): the Boiling Beeper, now available at the Mashable Shop for $17.99.
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If true, that's a very important insight, because it means Pluto's atmosphere is boiling away into space. Slowly.
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The countless videos of people throwing boiling water out into the Arctic cold air during the polar vortex.
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But on one issue -- guns -- President Barack Obama lets the public mask slip, revealing the ire boiling within.
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Make the soy protein: Fill pot with water and put it in the burner until it starts boiling.
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According to James' video, boiling the beans makes their shells loosen so they're easy to remove — hot tip!
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Families try boiling the water to make it safer to drink, but the smell and the taste linger.
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Like doing laundry or boiling an egg, there are some things every woman should know how to do.
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But in the six years since the previous municipal election in 2010 the country has reached boiling point.
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In fact, eggs with larger air pockets are actually great for hard-boiling because they're easier to peel.
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In a large stockpot of boiling water, cook the edamame over medium-high heat, until just softened; drain.
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Then there is mors, fresh cranberries muddled with sugar, drowned in boiling water and left for the night.
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Instead, it will be like the frog who realizes his fate too late once the water starts boiling.
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There are few places where the Lyon family dysfunction comes to a boiling point more than at Leviticus.
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If you need to go outside to do the boiling water challenge, fine, but head back inside ASAP.
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Boiling water flowing down the volcano's slopes from dangerously hot volcanic gas and ash also posed a threat.
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It also offers quick temp mode to bring the water to the perfect temperature without boiling it fully.
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Watson Coleman sliced through the contentious partisan fervor boiling in the committee room with an attack on Rep.
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People may not like the ban on burkinis, but the situation in Europe is at a boiling point.
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When eaten fresh, the fish is subjected to prolonged boiling (or "killed twice," as some locals put it).
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The incident was the boiling point of the Trump administration's feud with CNN and news organizations more broadly.
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Boiling every molecule of protein out of animal bones is a key step in making some traditional soups.
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As the name suggests, they simply drop the packed tea leaves into boiling water to create their cup.
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This controversy has recently reached a boiling point, due to Qatar's chronic support of regional and international terrorism.
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According to Tolbert, Blackwell poured boiling water on the men, causing severe burns that required surgery to treat.
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It really came to a boiling point when I hit my crisis and I couldn't ignore it anymore.
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To make the béchamel sauce, warm milk in a small saucepan on low heat until just below boiling.
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"Obviously [the challenge is taking] something complex like moviemaking and boiling it down to something simple," Wang said.
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The best metaphor I can use to explain it is the frog and the boiling pot of water.
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It's boiling down to who can represent us the best in Alabama; who's not going to embarrass us.
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It did, generating "boiling clouds and color — vivid colors like violet, purple, orange, yellow, red," Dr. Hornig recalled.
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Think cooking with one hand, making all your utensils out of foil, boiling pasta in an espresso machine.
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Friends would bring their boiling pots and several pounds of chopped vegetables, dumping them onto the communal table.
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If an issue concerning roommates or a landlord has been brewing, it may come to a boiling point.
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On social media, some users shared photos and videos of experiments with fast-freezing bubbles and boiling water.
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Thursday has a lot of creative potential as tension reaches a boiling point and artistic visions require action.
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Any food prepared with moist-heat methods, like boiling or simmering, will take longer to become fully cooked.
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Their lives have become a carefully choreographed routine of boiling water for bathing, charging phones and changing batteries.
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After a few moves, I get up, put the kettle on, and meditate while the water is boiling.
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Tire tracks and a note helped lead to a water hole where an Australian survived by boiling water.
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There's nothing wrong with boiling peeled beets in salted water, and sometimes it is the most expedient way.
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In the months since the unsuccessful Senate vote, tensions in the Middle East have reached a boiling point.
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In the oven, after the initial boiling, bake at 300 degrees for about the same amount of time.
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Public rage against the evergarchs has been building for decades, and it may now have reached boiling point.
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However, sometimes stress, like steam trapped under the lid of a boiling pot, needs a more powerful release.
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At the end of Week Two, he got so weary boiling lettuce that he took a morning nap.
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The rich sleep better at night, while others get just enough to keep the pot from boiling over.
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Today, we're taking "steeped" literally, and the answer is TEABAGS, because they are traditionally steeped in boiling water.
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Anders Celsius, whose lifetime overlapped Fahrenheit's, set those reference points at 100 for freezing and zero for boiling.
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While boiling water is recommended in areas where the quality is unreliable, it bears no effect on malaria.
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Boiling hot dogs and making instant mac and cheese for dinner, I counted down the minutes to unconsciousness.
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What gets my blood boiling these days is that I have to take a dozen pills every night.
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Anders Celsius, whose lifetime overlapped Fahrenheit's, set those reference points at 100 for freezing and 0 for boiling.
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She entered the world by enlivening static illustration, rather than boiling down longer scenes into self-contained loops.
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Similarly, the dueling rallies illustrated tensions that have been boiling on social media for months surrounding Ilhan Omar.
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Once the bottom is browned, continue stirring until all beef is brown— not grey—and is boiling. 83.
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Another deadly heat wave has wracked northwest India this month, driving temperatures in one city halfway to boiling.
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I have burned through several kettles—I was probably boiling the kettle for noodles fifty times per week.
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Instead of placing the colander in the sink and then taking the boiling pot of water to it, the reverse is pictured; the colander is placed atop the boiling pot of water, fitted snuggly into it and then the combined pair are flipped over in unison within the sink to strain.
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First I tried boiling potatoes (russets for their starchiness) in alkaline water (salted water with 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda added per quart) that I flavored with peppercorns, garlic and herbs (I've found that boiling with aromatics is the best way to get flavor that really sticks to potatoes).
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" A source said he was looking for any excuse to do something violent and he was a "boiling kettle.
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Boiling water flowing down the volcano&aposs slopes from dangerously hot volcanic gas and ash also posed a threat.
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He was abrasive at times and enjoyed scheming - not for any sinister reason but to keep the pot boiling.
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Strain the Beer on it while boiling hot let this stand til it is little more than Blood warm.
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With these candidates on the way, astrobiologists must learn how to distinguish between alien photosynthesizers and runaway ocean boiling.
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But others recommend an elaborate scheme of boiling water in stove-top pots and kettles to limit one's exposure.
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That means it's all the while making contact with the boiling water, heating the liquid way past 100 degrees.
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In fact, when President Trump took office in 298, the situation in North Korea was at a boiling point.
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Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling salted water according to package directions until al dente; drain. 3.
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The most detailed photos and videos of the sun's surface ever captured reveal Texas-sized cells of boiling plasma
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The seasoning is added after boiling, which keeps the flavor of the crawfish "really clean," says Chef Trong Nguyen.
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Rip this noodle down the middle, creating a longer, continuous, circular noodle and throw it into the boiling water.
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"Boiling vegetables causes water soluble vitamins like vitamin C, B1 and folate to leach into the water," Magee said.
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Rings of tourists face backward and lean over the boiling-hot water in order to take possibly fatal selfies.
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He said anger toward Clinton had "been boiling up in the FBI" before Director James Comey's letter last week.
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They flooded roads, bought last-minute snacks, pushed intentionally or unintentionally against each other like molecules in boiling water.
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I get some water boiling for my morning coffee, grounding my beans and getting my Chemex ready to go.
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I take an Uber to Boiling Point, a no-nonsense hot-pot spot on the edge of the district.
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Each meal is vacuum-sealed into food-safe, recyclable plastic pouches that you place into boiling water and voila!
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And like noodles, Tremella mesenterica is apparently edible, but only after boiling, and it's said to be pretty flavorless.
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They are their own world, a space for working or relaxing, either shared or private, boiling or bitterly cold.
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Egg timer Boiling eggs can be a tricky game — the yolk consistency can change in a matter of minutes.
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Like the boiling frog fable, ISPs are likely to move slowly to minimize consumer backlash and negative media coverage.
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After a long day of being adventurous, take a warm drip in the Boiling River near Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Their secret sauce, as they explain it: they've found a way to make instant coffee without requiring any boiling.
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Ultimately, if the boiling river is to survive, it'll be because people came together and recognized its intrinsic value.
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Screenshot: CBS ChicagoIt's that time of year again when it's time to talk about the dangers of boiling water.
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Sunday's vote comes amid heightened tensions The tension seems near boiling point ahead of a nationwide vote on Sunday.
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That tension has been simmering for months and is boiling over at a crucial point in the lobbying battle.
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Leave the room if you feel your blood boiling, go into the kitchen and help with the cooking instead.
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For example, upon hearing "Good morning," Google could turn on the lights, read the news, and start boiling water.
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"You can reduce your intake of acrylamide by boiling or steaming starchy foods, rather than frying them," said Schiff.
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It starts by showing boiling hot liquid sugar being poured into a rectangular mold, and it's then smoothed out.
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"In our work, we have discovered that boiling cotton makes it more absorbent and it sterilizes it," Bates says.
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Cook asparagus in boiling water until it is just tender but still has some snap, 1 to 2 minutes.
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To cook the wontons, drop them in small handfuls into the boiling water while stirring with a wooden spoon.
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If the recent presidential debates between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have got your blood boiling, you're not alone.
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To extract bitumen from the sands, processors effectively melt the earth with boiling water and chemicals, creating toxic residues.
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There's indoor ice, boiling water vaporizing into the air, innovative winter-wear layering techniques, and (crucially) bundled-up dogs.
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But as the Commander in Chief continues uninterrupted in his attacks, there is a problem boiling to the surface.
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He walks to the kitchen and greets his grandpa, who's boiling water on a propane stove to make coffee.
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Powerful, infuriating and at times overwhelming, Ava DuVernay's documentary "13TH" will get your blood boiling and tear ducts leaking.
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The best way to make water safer is by boiling it, which will kill disease-causing bacteria and parasites.
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If boiling isn't possible, you can use a disinfectant like unscented household chlorine bleach, iodine, or chlorine-dioxide tablets.
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Popeyes and Chick-fil-A are feuding on Twitter as a battle over chicken sandwiches reaches a boiling point.
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So we'll aim for 350 instead, boiling it down to the four main options for dealing with student debt.
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These fast-moving developments have brought U.S.-Venezuelan relations to a boiling point after a nearly two-decade saga.
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Don't waste your precious time boiling water and dunking a teabag — have a machine brew your tea for you.
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In a heatproof bowl, dissolve the Jell-O in the boiling water and stir until there are no crystals.
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This kept the pot boiling for a UK audience, who were well aware that a new record was imminent.
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If using fresh noodles, loosen them first under cold water before adding them into a pot of boiling water.
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Suwito's process starts with selecting the noodles from her local supermarket, boiling them and then allowing them to cool.
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Are we not in the same position — black rage about racial injustice boiling over and white indifference to it?
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She has a real, boiling rage that can emit so much heat that it practically vibrates off the screen.
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If needed, add water to the former egg-boiling pot, then bring to a boil for the noodles. 7.
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She took a swig from a bottle of water, then raised the lid of a pot of boiling plantains.
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Her dogs were panting in the May heat of the San Fernando Valley, and the house was boiling inside.
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With anti-German sentiment in the city boiling, Mr. Mitchel banned the waving of foreign flags to ease tensions.
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Except in the most rudimentary way (such as boiling noodles), I'm not a home cook and never will be.
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Isoparaffin solvent (early boiling point 225 ° C, flash point 92 ° C, density 0.79 g / cm3, viscosity 3.57mm2/s). 4.
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We try to ignore the shame boiling up inside, knowing what affect it could have on the player's future.
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Or end with an amber sip of mocochinchi, made by submerging a globe of dehydrated peach in boiling water.
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It just needs a rack of some sort to hold what's being steamed well above the boiling water below.
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Then again, boiling economics down to a pocketbook issue like popcorn may help consumers understand the underlying economic theory.
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We love the boiling of the water and the getting of the towels and the wiping down the surfaces.
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The information wasn't true, but it spread rapidly nonetheless and brought tensions in Novi Sanzhary to the boiling point.
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When he got off the phone with his insurer, his blood was "at the boiling point," he told us.
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Now, a pair of violent attacks on such communities, just weeks apart, worry many that intolerance is boiling over.
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The resultant anger, from the conservative, pro-Confederate whites who came to be known as "flaggers," was boiling hot.
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The ground cracks underfoot, and near-boiling pools of acidic water bubble between odd formations of rocks and minerals.
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I knew that nothing legislative was going to happen after Sandy Hook; it filled me with such boiling rage.
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This is a sign that they are boiling, a necessary step to activate the gelling power of the tapioca.
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Going into Friday night's debate, four days before the critical first primary, confrontations are boiling up between rival campaigns.
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"Where I come from, if you're mad at somebody you throw boiling water on them," he told someone later.
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He started cooking there when he was just 6 — boiling field beans in a clay pot over a fire.
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It's a boiling-hot day in Abu Dhabi, but I feel like I'm dangling off the face of Everest.
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The way it works is that the tank feeds the water into a boiling chamber, where it's then heated.
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But he warned that the "boiling frog" syndrome was likely to become the bond investor theme of the year.
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Texts, memos, FISA warrants and dossiers have the Russia scandal boiling over, but not in the way some anticipated.
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Powell takes over with an economy looking stronger but with political tensions around Washington running at a boiling point.
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Monday 25: It is snowing a little at times but not so hard that it keeps us from boiling.
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Out of food, the families say they have been reduced to boiling a weed that grows in highway medians.
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Researchers at McGill University in Canada analyzed the effects of placing four different commercial tea bags into boiling water.
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And the US-Turkey relationship reached a boiling point this year over Ankara's detention of US pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Just this past week, an Atlanta gay couple suffered second- and third-degree burns in a boiling water attack.
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That means microwave cooking is actually a healthier way to prepare foods like vegetables than boiling, steaming, or frying.
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The tin also included alternate preparation instructions, which had soldiers boiling the beef for an hour to make a broth.
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Scientists just know that the Boiling River, which gets its warmth from geothermal energy upstream, can harbor the little nasty.
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The atmospheric genius of Hogg's film is that, like the boiling frog from the saying, it creeps up on you.
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Closer to home, only a month after the fall of the Berlin Wall — matters reached a boiling point in Panama.
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On the Adriatic, this might be made by boiling the bones of whatever fish will end up in the soup.
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International media attention on the story reached a boiling point after President Trump called for the caravan to be stopped.
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But you walk away and go do something else, and 0003 minutes later, that pot is going to be boiling.
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The woman in my fav coffee shop rinses it with boiling water before filling if it's already had coffee in.
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We see Booth cook the macaroni in some boiling water before dumping a packet of powdered cheese right on top.
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But what is exploitation if not taking someone else's story, boiling it down to stereotypes and telling it for them?
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He compared the spread of hate online and the way it grooms violent attackers to the process of water boiling.
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The leaders of 19 nations and the European Union are expected to attend, as trade tensions approach boiling point worldwide.
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By its sixth season, The Americans had reached its boiling point, and the final ten episodes are a wild ride.
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"Lassen Volcanic Center hosts a vigorous geothermal system, numerous hot springs, steam vents, and boiling mud pots," the USGS says .
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USC reportedly did not properly address complaints about Tyndall for years, boiling down to today&aposs still raging sex scandal.
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So, while your boiling water Instagram might be cool right now, it's probably not worth the very real health risk.
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In a pot of boiling water, blanch hearts of palm, green asparagus, snap pea and romanesco cauliflower until tender. 3.
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Importantly, temperature was not the major factor in this boiling water, it was due to the pressure of the atmosphere.
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This gadget adjusts to the number of eggs and level of water to take the guesswork out of boiling eggs.
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Tongs ($4.95) Silicon tongs help you flip grilled chicken, toss salads, and pull food from boiling water without any trouble.
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It also has an all-over-the-place climate that's boiling hot during the day and bone-chilling at night.
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As Woolridge later discovered, the MRI installation involves supercooling the giant magnet in the machine by boiling off liquid helium.
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Even basic answers to redact information, it&aposs just gotten to the boiling point, we in Congress need to act.
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Cook purée and sugar in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat until boiling; reduce heat and simmer 30 minutes.
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And things reached a boiling point during the gang's fiery dinner, set against the stunning nighttime skyline of Hong Kong.
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If you've had a long day, you may decide to unwind by boiling water to make a cup of tea.
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The fact that Francis is igniting this debate again, as the U.S. election comes to a boiling point, is newsworthy.
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Quickly boiling water in an electric kettle can also help with making pasta, cooking soups, or even with blanching vegetables.
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I've used mine on some pretty uneven terrain, and it never fails to keep my pot of boiling water upright.
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Throw the noodles into the boiling pot of water and stir with tongs to make sure they do not stick.
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Add cold water to the boil if necessary, but your total boiling time should be capped at 2 minutes. 13.
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Pipeline politics have reached a boiling point in Canada, and any move by the new government could tip the scales.
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Guinn uses an analogy: If a frog is placed in a pot of boiling water, it will jump out immediately.
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If boiling water to make it safe for drinking is not possible, the EPA has recommended disinfecting it with bleach.
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Political tensions are reaching a boiling point and the mainstream media, pundits, and "analysts" do nothing but fan the flames.
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In these networks, stories about Witty persisted for years before boiling over at National Geographic at the end of 2017.
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Put these boiling crises together with a cooling global economy and there is a growing risk of real international instability.
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Tensions between GOP leadership, moderates seeking reelection in swing districts and the conservative wing of the party are boiling over.
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"This race is kind of at its boiling point," said Matt Mackowiak, a GOP strategist and contributor to The Hill.
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But tensions were reportedly simmering behind the scenes, reaching a boiling point last month when Perez endorsed New York Gov.
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It is somewhere between juice and tea, made of dried hibiscus steeped in boiling water, with a crumple of mint.
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The 3,800 miles the President put between himself and Washington did little to buffer the boiling political crises back home.
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Read more: I spent 55 minutes in a boiling hot infrared heat bed watching TV at an 'urban sweat lodge.
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After a period of rest, the cork planks are ready for the first stage of the industrial process: the boiling.
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This is reasonable; you don't leave your hand in a pot of boiling water while trying to cool it down.
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For Musk, first principles thinking means boiling things down to "the most fundamental truths" and then reasoning up from there.
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The Twin Peaks shootout was the violent ending to a boiling feud between the Bandidos and the Cossacks biker clubs.
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Last year, teachers reached their boiling point, and the #RedforEd movement was a last resort to remedy a dire situation.
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"The perception is that there's no energy here, which is completely not true," Manager Terry Collins said, boiling with intensity.
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Pour the boiling water over the dates in a small bowl and let soak for at least 220 minutes. 29.
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When it was announced that Fedor was in talks with the UFC, our collective excitement came to a boiling point.
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We do eat the most of the animal, but certain things, like boiling reindeer heads, are just too time-consuming.
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Make the salsa diabla: Rehydrate the chilies by submerging them in boiling water and allow to soak for 23 hours.
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Instead, you slip it into boiling water, turn off the heat and then walk away for at least two hours.
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CNN's Matt Rivers explains why the anger throughout the country has hit a boiling point after two high-profile murders.
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Cook those in boiling water for 30 seconds or so, then dump them into a bowl filled with ice water.
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The investigation at the heart of this series, adapted from the novel by Stephen King, has reached its boiling point.
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His frustration was boiling over this week, as airlines around the world continue to ask for financial assistance from governments.
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It's not as simple as boiling some water, adding a tea bag, and then dropping some milk into the mix.
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Caffeine is more soluble in boiling water, and the idea is that more caffeine can be released at higher temperatures.
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When liquid is exposed to a much hotter substance, it can produce a protective film that prevents it from boiling.
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Their office was boiling hot because there were no windows, and it was in this dark area of the building.
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He refused to not admit that the lobster, or the animal of goodness, was boiling very rapidly in the pot.
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Racial injustice, family dinners and the spirit world collide in this striking play filled with dark humor and boiling suspense.
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Swan's riffing is as heavy and eccentric as ever, building up to boiling points and heavy catharses like never before.
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Following the typical v-steaming procedure, the woman sat over boiling water for 20 minutes a day for two days.
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Boiling water — 212 degrees Fahrenheit — would be practically freezing for this creature, which thrives at temperatures around 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Based on my own brief experience, temperatures in the area range from freezing at night to boiling during the day.
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Algiers Dispatch ALGIERS — Much of the capital is boiling over with stifled anger at 20 years of police-state repression.
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Lesbos was at a boiling point even before Turkey announced Thursday it would no longer stop migrants leaving for Europe.
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It was a sudden boiling point in the cold war over CBS's reluctance to merge with its corporate sibling, Viacom.
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This blend of policies helped keep progressive infighting on issues like standardized tests and federal accountability simmering instead of boiling.
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It's time to hit the reset button and re-evaluate, as a nation, how we got to this boiling point.
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In Saint-Martin, a long simmering discontent — loaded with racial and class tension — is on the verge of boiling over.
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"This was their frustration boiling over," said former Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, who has known both senators for years.
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I prefer letting them steep in a pot of boiling-hot water for five to eight minutes, until just done.
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There are less daunting methods to beat the summer heat than by wolfing down still-boiling chicken soup for lunch.
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The phrase alludes to the fear of popular unrest boiling over, which is, as ever, the party state's highest priority.
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Consider, too, that cyanide is water soluble, so blanching or boiling the leaves before their consumption reduces its level measurably.
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Where the ground was soft — next to a stream, for example — they could feel the water boiling underneath the soil.
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The doctor suggests you cut a banana in half and place it (skin on), into a cup of boiling water.
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A highly regional treat from Okinawa, this cake contains black sugar, made by boiling cane juice all the way down.
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Instead, Hamas uses violence and other provocations to keep the pot bubbling but tries to prevent it from boiling over.
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That's the uneasy truism and slow-boiling moral of the gripping documentary "Midnight Family," about a household of ambulance workers.
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If a food exists, you can bet that people have tried to dunk it in a vat of boiling oil.
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"The only thing we cheat with is boiling water," he says, towering over the smoldering hearth with a visible pride.
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Bleach Boiling water is by far the best method to sanitize water, but it requires a good deal of fuel.
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Think of the difference between sticking your hand in a 212°F oven and in a pot of boiling water.
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