However, if you buy farm eggs chilled, it's better to keep them chilled.
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The fitness center offered both chilled and room temperature bottled water, fresh fruits, headphones, and chilled towels.
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In a cocktail shaker or tumbler, stir ingredients with ice until chilled, then strain into chilled coupe glass.
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Four ounces of chilled dry white wine, one ounce of chilled crème de cassis, red fruit for garnish.
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Lemon peel, for garnish In a cocktail shaker or tumbler, stir ingredients with ice until chilled, then strain into chilled coupe glass.
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Lemon peel, for garnish In a cocktail shaker or tumbler, stir ingredients with ice until chilled, then strain into chilled cocktail glass.
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Don't worry, it chilled out ... but Marshall was shook.
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Once granola is chilled, drizzle yogurt mixture over the top.
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SEXTON: We tend to be a more chilled out bunch.
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Our love of chilled produce has an environmental cost, however.
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Be sure to keep this pie chilled for easy slicing.
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Fill a shaker with ice and shake until well chilled.
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People who enjoy having their spines tingled and bones chilled.
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Place chilled dough squares 3 inches apart on baking sheet.
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Just pour in your chilled base and turn it on.
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In tennis, you never know, so I will stay chilled.
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And finally, "Daylight" is a chilled out, melodic techno journey.
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After I've chilled out, I feel super happy and inspired.
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You wake up at 6 am feeling achy and chilled.
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More recent investigations targeting journalists have further chilled free speech.
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Once the booster ignites, it doesn't stay chilled for long.
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Had the partying and substance issues chilled out by then?
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My parents seemed chilled, but they are about most things.
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He came out and was quite chilled about it, bizarrely.
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The large, wooden refrigerator once held the hospital's chilled foods.
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A wave of cold air chilled me to the core.
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I have some chilled white and a bunch of cheese.
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Put the pork in the chilled bowl from the freezer.
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They are liquid at room temperature and solidify when chilled.
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Manzanilla sherry lightly chilled would also be a great choice.
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It was getting dark quickly and the air had chilled.
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So that's today: grilled food, chilled seafood, brownies, ice cream.
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Naomi Campbell broke out the chilled vodka in his honor.
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I like to take it chilled, not make any plans.
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That moment might be more effective if it chilled us.
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Those words chilled me to the bone: their special secret.
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He slept all day and was either feverish or chilled.
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This did not apply to carcasses, chilled pork and offal.
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He chilled out in his boxers for a few hours.
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The berries were fully chilled and the chocolate was unmelted.
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Shouldn't that be chilled to keep out all the bacterial grossness?
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P went out with his roommates and I chilled by myself.
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Finally, strain through a fine tea strainer into a chilled coupette.
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We're told Elliott popped bottles (including champagne) ... and chilled with friends.
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I entered my pitch-black bedroom to find it strangely chilled.
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Strain and serve up into a chilled Nick & Nora or coupe.
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We just listened to some music and stuff first, just chilled.
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This more chilled out social media presence is a good thing.
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This makes them a fantastic ingredient swap for chilled noodle dishes!
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No matter how peppy Fallon gets, Ford stays stalwartly chilled out.
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How can you tell if sake should be warmed or chilled?
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"In the heat of the moment — serve chilled," reads the motto.
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Once the mixture has fully chilled, stir in the jackfruit. 5.
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Transfer to a chilled Collins glass and garnish with the mint.
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Taste the chilled gazpacho and add salt and pepper as needed.
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While Ziggy was all arena rock, the Duke was chilled soul.
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My and other demonstrators' speech was chilled because of this event.
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It's a feeling closely tied to being relaxed or chilled out.
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Yes, there's that nice, chilled beer, but let's get past that.
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Either way you're gonna leave this game chilled the heck out.
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Not so great with that chilled Italian white, but who's watching?
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Serve cool — well short of chilled but cooler than room temperature.
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Once these molecules were trapped, the gas was chilled, and measured.
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Pour in the jelly, allow it to set, and served chilled.
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When the macaroni is chilled, remove it from the loaf pan.
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Quinzio believes that the recipe may be for a chilled soup.
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Step 6: Rack & carbonateWe have our chilled non-carbonated beer here.
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Starting with chilled seafood fits the retro mood of the Loyal.
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When dough has chilled, cut the ball into 3 equal pieces.
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But a lot of times we're just chilled out about it.
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Actually, by the time it arrived it was only half chilled.
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But the friendship has chilled a bit since that conversation, Mrs.
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Remove the chilled glass from the freezer and pour the milkshake in.
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We eat a burger and drink a glass of chilled white wine.
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Weak shares prices have chilled deal-making among similar-sized oil producers.
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It keeps the punch chilled while also looking gorgeous in the bowl.
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He's also submitted patents for self-chilled water bottles and wine glasses.
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From all reports Tim Buchanan seems like a cool and chilled operator.
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They require constant power for the chilled, superconducting, electromagnets on the train.
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Place the lid on the shaker and shake vigorously until thoroughly chilled.
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Because it's made from copper, it'll keep your drinks chilled for longer.
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When baking in general, keep in mind that chilled is usually better.
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Speech on the internet shouldn't be chilled by irritated real estate agents.
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Hollow out a sourdough round and fill round with chilled dip. 21.
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Just chilled udon or soba noodles on a bed of romaine lettuce.
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"Chilled to the bone but feeling so free," she captioned the snap.
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And here's Macie post-surgery, looking pretty chilled about the whole thing.
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The adjustable thermostat lets you control how chilled you'd like your beverages.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): I drink chilled water since there you can't.
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After we had chilled for a while, he tried to kiss me.
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We chilled for a while and then carried on being friends again.
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First, two children, Stephen and Michelle, chilled out in a blanket fort.
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When natural gas is chilled, it becomes liquefied natural gas, or LNG.
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Things start by "washing" the chilled glass with a dash of absinthe.
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Researchers from CASH surveyed 210 chilled dips sold by major British supermarkets.
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Pour the gazpacho into a bowl and refrigerate until well chilled. 2.
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Add a jigger of Beefeater gin to a chilled Collins glass. 2.
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The tart can be served at room temperature, chilled or lightly warmed.
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That was a moment of, 'All right, everything is just chilled out.
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This fun hack will keep your drink chilled without watering it down.
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Make the rugelach: Place the chilled dough on a lightly floured surface.
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While still warm, generously brush the rugelach with the chilled orange syrup.
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What a really cool, chilled out dude from Godlaming this guy is.
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It tends to be even more chilled than that, to be honest.
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But I have chilled out and stopped trying to be my mom.
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Pick something you're already likely to drink chilled or on the rocks.
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Or try a glass chilled as an aperitif, especially the unaged tawny.
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When the van broke down, some stayed in a chilled cattle trough.
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Your body has that relaxing, the shoulders drop, you feel chilled out.
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Add the tequila, mezcal, agave nectar and bitters; stir until well chilled.
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As always with white wines, drink lightly chilled but not icy cold.
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This wine cooler can keep 18 bottles chilled to two different temperatures.
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In cities, underground chilled water pipes offer one alternative to air-conditioning.
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I like that with crusty bread, salted butter, a chilled red wine.
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Craft beers must remain chilled to retain their flavor profile, experts say.
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Keep in mind that babies and older adults are often easily chilled.
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It's also a delicious iced tea, if you prefer a chilled beverage.
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Voter enthusiasm may already have been chilled by the killing of Gen.
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I also sampled some cucumber-infused water and some chilled green tea.
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No, I got chilled out by doing that and by getting dogs.
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He is stuck in his world, chilled, dancing, and having a good time.
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Service went really well, it was very chilled and everything was well prepared.
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At the start of the year, the industry was chilled when then-U.
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Combine sugar, vanilla extract and remaining 1¼ cups cream in a chilled bowl.
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They happily bathe in hot springs but avoid ice cream and chilled water.
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Within three days, my dry, inflamed splotches chilled out and eventually faded away.
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"So the cows, mainly Brown Swiss, must be happy and chilled," says Curnow.
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But eventually, my brain got the message and I chilled out with potatoes.
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She uses only chilled glasses for martinis, because the other stuff is shit.
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Just go easy, drink it chilled and with good acidity, and you're gold.
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It's exactly how we always imagined ground up and chilled Pikachus would taste.
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Trump's penchant for demanding loyalty has exasperated allies and chilled his political opponents.
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Instead, I chilled out in a fancy suit watching Bernie Sanders on YouTube.
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Combine blood orange juice, chilled white wine and seltzer in a wine glass.
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WK managed to compose himself, however, recovering with a chilled glass of jagermeister.
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Cover the custard and refrigerate it until completely chilled, about 4 hours. 3.
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It's the wrong year, but I'm still chilled right down to my bone.
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"We have to slowly cultivate" the market for chilled yellow chickens, said Wen.
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We've been scorched by the sun and chilled by rain, hail and snow.
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And would it be so crazy to use it to dress chilled noodles?
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Ready or not, fall hath reared its chilled breath in the northern hemisphere.
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We all sat outside and chilled, taking in the good weather and conversation.
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After the dough has chilled, place it onto a lightly floured work surface.
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The chilled coffee is then freeze-dried until it resembles brown crystal clusters.
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Once it's been sitting for a few hours, the liquid is then chilled.
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Get the Champagne chilled so Memphis can celebrate not being a laughingstock anymore.
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Paired with a bottle of chilled Italian white, this frittata is positively deluxe.
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Maybe with polenta, a thatch of watercress, a chilled glass of red wine?
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Then transfer to a bowl and refrigerate until well chilled, about 1 hour.
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A woman selling chilled coconuts said she would simply stay home on Sunday.
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The common areas would heat up, but Mr. Delaney's room was perfectly chilled.
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Gelatin leached from pork bones comes in chilled squares marbled with pork skin.
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Recipe: Chilled Watermelon Soup Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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In our old fridge, it wouldn't even have been chilled in that time.
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Place the fluke slices on your chilled serving plates in a single layer.
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His affect was pleasant, but something had chilled, some formality had taken hold.
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Droll, chilled out, and scarily articulate, Gibson talked about the future on television.
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Open it at least an hour before dinner and serve it slightly chilled.
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I had some of the raw mussels, too, still chilled from the bay.
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Me, I'd pair them with braised greens, good bread and a chilled lambrusco.
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Always drink it up in a chilled coupe, two ounces at a time.
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They hurry corpses from hospital rooms or bedrooms into designated, chilled death spaces.
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Try steeped, chilled chamomile tea bags to tone down inflammation, says Bellis, or a chilled eye mask, like Valmont's Eye Instant Stress Relieving Mask ($45), a pair of single-use patches suffused with green tea and arnica to bring down swelling.
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When they met, the lava chilled into rock while creating plumes of acidic steam.
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Ironically, I worked in the "chilled section", putting out yogurt, cold meats, cheese etc.
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He smoked and chilled with us like he was born in the Short North.
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In addition, more homes began coming on the market, and competition chilled as well.
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Hil was rockin' her usual 2-piece in the water while Mike chilled onshore.
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Labels — made up of character Ayra Stark's kill list — are only visible if chilled.
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Add 2 or 3 strips lemon zest and top off glass with chilled champagne.
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Chilled coffee drinks such as cold brew are also growing in popularity with consumers.
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This marble wine cooler acts as an insulator, keeping your mom's favorite beverage chilled.
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I'll be dead at 40, but what a chilled, mildly chocolaty trip it's been.
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A quarter of liquid vaccines are spoiled because they are not kept properly chilled.
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"It has chilled any sort of ability to provide legal representation," Perez-Davis said.
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Immediately, Betty is chilled by the visual of Chic holding one of the twins.
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Powers says the two chilled for about 10 minutes before it eventually walked away.
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Only the meat was kept cool in the chilled confines of its glass display.
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It's fantastic drizzled over fresh leafy greens, broad beans, or cooked, chilled fingerling potatoes.
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Not to mention the dangers of temporarily stunned, cold-chilled iguanas falling from trees.
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It's too hot to eat ramen as soup, so make this chilled salad instead.
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Then we just chilled for a bit, and the chat got a lot better.
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Cherries are picked, packed, cleaned, chilled, and put on an international flight by evening.
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It was slightly chilled, and I'd have preferred it to be at room temperature.
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What I'm about to say now bears endless repeating: Serve chilled but not icy.
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From there, you can make lobster butter and dip some chilled shrimp in it.
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So we have a chilled, sweet, milky beverage, similar to ice cream and milkshakes.
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Restaurants that offer tsukemen ramen serve chilled soba noodles separately from the ramen broth.
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Jets of flames and a red laser show lift into the chilled desert air.
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Let it set in the icebox (refrigerator) for approximately 1 hour, or until chilled.
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This marble wine cooler acts as an insulator, keeping your mum's favourite beverage chilled.
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Slice the semifreddo into 1-inch thick pieces and arrange on the chilled plates.
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I lived in Northern California for two years and I chilled the fuck out.
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Also for necessity, Storch has a mayonnaise-based, chilled lobster roll on the menu.
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You can also order chilled quarts of Oatly from FreshDirect for day-of delivery.
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The two events have further chilled the political environment in Pakistan's already beleaguered democracy.
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Then we chilled out with a gamma brain wave meditation led by Ms. Soledad.
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In the balmy air, small droplets of condensation formed on glasses of chilled beer.
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The fitness areas were stocked with headphones, chilled towels, water, sports drinks, and fruit.
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Dom wondered if he'd ever drink something as delicious as a chilled Sancerre again.
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Too cool, and the bananas get chilled, turning gray and bark-like, he said.
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The Wolf oven's duck was still slightly chilled and needed a bit more time.
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The birds are grown to market weight more slowly than usual and air-chilled.
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Pair with Champagne or, if you want to be varsity about it, chilled vodka.
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Cooler waters chilled Jakobshavn's advance Scientists attributed the ice gain to localized ocean cooling.
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If memory serves correctly, I believe it was a nicely chilled bottle of Chardonnay.
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After the dough has chilled, place one disk onto a lightly floured work surface.
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"He sleeps well, he's the most chilled out baby so far," the TV host says.
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It and a good number of other sherries are served by the glass, well chilled.
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Combine chilled chickpea-liquid mixture, kimchi, scallions and remaining½ teaspoon salt in a medium bowl.
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Likewise, shoppers in Montreal's La Ville Souterraine escape the -25°C wind-chilled Canadian winter.
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In January this year China agreed to buy chilled Argentine beef for the first time.
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Depending on the temperature of its contents, it turns into a chilled or hot roller.
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When I rubbed a chunk of snow over my hand, my palm chilled almost painfully.
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That's when pipes face extreme pressure, from getting chilled overnight and warmed during the day.
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Dip top ¼ inch of chilled pops into chocolate mixture, turning stick to remove excess chocolate.
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Roasted Garlic & Asparagus Soup Try this soup hot or chilled for some afternoon refreshment.6.
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Monounsaturated fats are typically liquid at room temperature but when chilled begin to turn solid.
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At their residence on that Saturday, "we chilled," he told reporters days after her disappearance.
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They are enjoyed chilled or warm and seem destined to become the next foodie obsession.
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I do think that -- what your point about conversation being chilled is an important one.
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" Adding, "For being so young, she is very chilled out about her relationship with Travis.
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Next up, Jackman enjoyed a perfectly-chilled martini with a twist to celebrate the weekend.
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Lamont says he and his 2 chick friends chilled with Bieber for a short time.
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Refrigerate the slices until chilled, at least 4 hours or up to 1 month. 4.
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But is there an actual difference in the taste between chilled versus regular coffee flavor?
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"Going into Tokyo and being a dad, it's actually chilled me out more," he smiled.
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The ingredients they use are often extracted in a centrifuge or chilled with liquid nitrogen.
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It helped me sleep, calmed my IBS symptoms, chilled my anxiety, and cleared my head.
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Place the whipping cream, the remaining sugar, and vanilla extract into the chilled mixing bowl.
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Anyway, that's the update on the Pizzagate people, if you thought maybe they'd chilled out.
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The atmosphere was very relaxed, partly thanks to Meghan playing "1950s, chilled music" via Spotify.
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Chilled Cherry is delicious but inscrutably so—a boozy mystery that only I care about.
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A panel of 76 consumers also ranked their liking of the chilled and unchilled tomatoes.
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I like dance music, experimental music and chilled-out music, and I love music itself.
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The apparently random violence allegedly unleashed by Jason Brian Dalton left even law enforcement chilled.
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"We asked what he wanted to drink and he said 'chilled Jaegermeister, please," said Schmalfeld.
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Mix together the aioli and the chilled buttermilk purée until you get a smooth consistency.
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But the next day, when the weather turned warm, it was even better served chilled.
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For a dozen, you'd need about 3 ounces of foie gras terrine or torchon, chilled.
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"It is a wine that the winemaker distinctly made…to be served chilled," said Isle.
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To transport chilled milk and other products all over the Arabian Peninsula, add 9,000 vehicles.
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That awful outcome chilled the Dot & Bo bidding process, even though the exits of Jet.
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The starters were perfectly executed, but all chilled — perhaps more suited to a fairer evening.
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Following instructions, I ordered my chilled udon with thin noodles, about the diameter of bucatini.
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Finally, dump a whole bottle of chilled Prosecco into the mix and stir to combine.
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There's deep pleasure in creamy chilled oats, a small indulgence that leaves you feeling great.
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With a chilled bottle of dry white wine, both bread and snails were pure bliss.
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If divorce has chilled that relationship, though, children may be less willing to step in.
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He adjusted so quickly to jail that it "chilled" correction officers, according to the documentary.
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Despite the nation's tropical latitude, the mountain elevation chilled the air on a recent night.
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She dressed the chilled soup with coconut oil from Grenada, brought back in her suitcase.
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We sat at a long picnic table and sipped chilled Imperial, a Costa Rican beer.
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Then his wind-chilled body (courtesy of the actor Wade McCollum) enters through Kat's Frigidaire.
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Stressed-out cows yield less milk and have lower appetites than when they're chilled out.
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"We like to have fairly chilled music when we're carrying out our microsurgery," he says.
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Oprah Winfrey striding into a medieval chapel in a dress the color of chilled rosé.
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Further, public officials would not be chilled from anything other than reckless and false statements.
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"In about that seventh inning, you can only be chilled so many times," Collins said.
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Once it is chilled into a liquid, natural gas can be shipped around the world.
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City Kitchen Boiled, then chilled, this sesame-and-soy-glazed chicken is perfect for picnics.
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In layman's terms: COPVs are used to store chilled helium that maintains the tank pressure.
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Chilled beet salad with wild arugula, cedar-planked arctic char, and something called chocolate royaltine crunch.
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She plopped the thing in the middle of the table, and it just kinda chilled out.
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Imports of chilled beef face no increase as their volumes did not exceed the trigger level.
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That was followed by a cold front in March, which chilled job growth in the industry.
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I mean, we should all be really, really chilled at what is happening in the world.
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Both also contain minerals and antioxidants, and can be eaten hot, chilled, or in flour form.
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Using mobile payments is a thing of beauty during a chilled, snowy day on the slopes.
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" Oda Beide, fashion photographer "If I were going somewhere chilled out, I'd wear something quite casual.
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Wine chiller This marble wine cooler acts as an insulator, keeping your mom's favorite beverage chilled.
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You can order them up hot with melted butter, or chilled with a mayonnaise-chive coating.
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I get baked chilled salmon with brown rice, furikake, seaweed, pickled onions, and some sweet potatoes.
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The air chilled as she walked and the tears on her cheeks glittered as she paced.
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Cover and refrigerate the mixture, stirring occasionally, until it's fully chilled, at least 1 hour. 4.
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It's just a matter of who has been discouraged from speaking — whose speech has been chilled.
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The polar vortex — a spinning mass of winter-chilled Arctic air — has become wobbly and weak.
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The creamed spinach recipe can be made a day ahead and then chilled in the fridge.
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Dish to get: Order the whole broiled pompano and a beer out of a chilled mug.
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Kidman looked a bit chilled, but was seen breaking into a big smile during her swim.
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Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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They're like Teletubbies that grew up, chilled out, lost their headgear, and took up nude sunbathing.
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Let's get something straight: just because your coffee is chilled, that doesn't mean it's cold brew.
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Once chilled, pass the chicken thigh meat through the grinder twice, then put in a bowl.
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Yes, you can with our NEW chilled cocktails giving you the very best in summer sipping.
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When the dough is completely chilled and firm, flour a board liberally and unwrap the dough.
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Beside him sat a branchy woman clutching a chilled glass, shivering so hard her necklace rattled.
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Another fan seemed to nap in the front yard, while another chilled right on the porch.
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He'd been rolling out a blob of springy fridge-chilled dough using a full wine bottle.
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But is ordering a bucket of chilled bean juice at Starbucks every morning really the move?
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Serve these rieslings cool to chilled, but not icy, lest the nuances be overwhelmed by cold.
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Open a bottle of rosé or a chilled light red, and breathe a sigh of relief.
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Rather than battling the aggressive acids in chilled hot coffee, the dairy tastes full and rich.
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Somewhat paradoxically, traveling at this frenetic pace has actually made me a more chilled-out traveler.
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A chilled pomegranate green tea catches my eye at the checkout, so I grab that, too.
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This restorative drink is best before a deep yoga session or meditation, served warm or chilled.
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In Toronto, the Canadian surgeon Wilfred Bigelow systematically chilled anesthetized dogs while measuring their oxygen intake.
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It is stir-fried with minced pork and served with a bouquet of chilled leafy vegetables.
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The man also bought a chilled chicken in Hong Kong's Kwun Tong district on Dec. 22.
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And of course, the chest comes equipped with thermal champagne coolers to keep your bubbly chilled.
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As for getting it chilled, that's on the house: Iced coffee costs the same as hot.
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Relations with Seoul, in particular, have been chilled by feuds over wartime memories and military squabbling.
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The survey uses a special telescope, APEX, which has a photosensor chilled to near absolute zero.
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Eric looked like a pro on the stand-up paddleboard, while Jessica chilled on the beach.
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Grandson James, sandwich ninja and vanguard of the chilled counter, prepares non-cooked food on loop.
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Lawrence has always been one to tell it like it is, and is famously pretty chilled out.
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Pro tip: Grab a family member chilled out from tryptophan to help with your non-dominant hand.
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To make your own whipped cream, add 1 cup heavy whipping cream to a chilled mixing bowl.
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After the wort has chilled, let the break material settle, pour through a strainer into the fermenter.
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They can make it beforehand, when power is cheap, in the form of ice (or chilled water).
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She sleeps with chilled pillows because the slightest heat makes her limbs feel like they are crackling.
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Add them to soups, stews, chili, or sprinkle them into garden salads and chilled veggie side dishes.
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The survey uses a special telescope, APEX, which has a photo sensor chilled to near absolute zero.
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It's name comes from Spain's Basque region, Gik, which is known for its chilled, sweet white wines.
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It's created by combining a shot of espresso with chilled coconut milk and white chocolate mocha sauce.
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"Put them in a little bathtub, and they kind of just lay there, chilled out," he says.
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American exports of chilled beef to South Korea have risen by 152% over the past five years.
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After Brexit, such checks would pose a challenge to supply chains, particularly where chilled products are involved.
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The import agreement signed with Beijing allows France to export both chilled and frozen beef, it added.
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The beneficiaries from such barriers to entry are incumbent workers, whose wages rise when competition is chilled.
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Let these kitties lull you into a sublimely chilled-out state in this six minute mindfulness class.
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Just 21 percent of them said they Netflixed and chilled and only 17 percent had ghosted someone.
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Gwyneth is very involved in the wedding set up, but at the same time seems very chilled.
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Essentially it comes down to keeping your legs straight, your head facing forward and your mind chilled.
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I think it's the Bernie supporters, had they chilled out a little and gone with the flow.
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In the Philippines, the massive online army has chilled public opposition to the crackdown on drug users.
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The heat is stored in molten salt, while the cold is stored in a chilled antifreeze liquid.
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Hendon and Colonna-Dashwood's experiment revealed that chilled grains allow for a nice, fine, post-grind consistency.
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At night we go to a really chilled-out tiki bar and it is absolutely our style!
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Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate the fennel until chilled, at least 30 minutes. 3.
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It seems longtime whistleblower champions themselves have been chilled by Trump from doing anything meaningful in response.
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Billions in tit-for-tat tariffs over the last several months have chilled U.S.-China trade discussions.
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Often homemade and served chilled, the liqueur is created by combining sugar, lemon zest, vodka, and water.
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The last major milestone before production is FERC's approval to inject feedgas that gets chilled into LNG.
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"And the right kind of pesto," Crewdson adds (Oliva Lacinato Kale & Walnut Pesto, paired with chilled tortellini).
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We have a fine Melissa Clark recipe for chilled corn soup with basil that you might try.
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When they need a break from beer, this is perfect for keeping their water bottles chilled too.
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" The 13 Going on 30 star added that throughout her years of parenting, she has "chilled out.
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After they are chilled, you can easily roll them out and cut them into shapes you desire.
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To celebrate his victorious debut, Man-U chilled out with his bottle of milk in the shade.
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Others have gone to sell in more chilled out chemsex scenes abroad in Spain and the Canaries.
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Add the chilled shrimp mixture to the pork mixture and mix fifteen more times, scraping as needed.
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In a large chilled bowl, whisk together the cream, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla until stiff peaks form.
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Owing to the location, there's also a lot of seafood (chilled spot prawns, charred octopus, lobster risotto).
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That's five limes to 16 ounces of gin to one liter of chilled tonic water — memorize it!
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Now that I was chilled, of course, the only thing I wanted was to warm up again.
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By the time I'd followed the old oss on its first circuit, I was soaked and chilled.
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Rising to the occasion, Mr. Rekdal concocted chia seed breakfast puddings that could be cooked or chilled.
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The memory foam adapts to you for support and comfort, while cooling channels keep you chilled out.
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I pick up an almond milk Starbucks Chilled Mocha Frappuccino, a Clif bar, and Nutter Butter bites.
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In any case, you'll want to make sure it's chilled fully in a fridge before moving forward.
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Jail sentences of at least three years effectively chilled the enthusiasm of the predominantly middle-aged participants.
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CNOOC is China's largest investor in LNG facilities and its largest buyer of the super-chilled fuel.
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Changes included opening more doors in the stadium to create crosswinds, and running chilled water through pipes.
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Gently stir in orange segments and serve warm or refrigerate up to 4 days and serve chilled.
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Nearby, Comuna has sandwiches, drinks and chilled-out electronic music perfect for whiling away the wee hours.
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Mike's Chilled Cherry Hard Lemonade: If you can detect, much less explain, the differences between this Chilled Cherry Hard Lemonade, and the ubiquitous Black Cherry Lemonade, much less the Harder Cherry Lime Punch and Harder Cherry Lemonade high-ABV variants, your mouth should be analyzed by nanobots at CERN.
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A drop in the U.S. technology sector overnight chilled investor sentiment, dragging down SoftBank Group Corp by 3.3%.
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Trump has pitched U.S. LNG — natural gas chilled to liquid form — to trade partners from China to Poland.
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In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the chilled pastry cream and dulce de leche until smooth. 17.
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Place onto a chilled plate, sprinkle surface with grey salt, and serve with more spoonfuls of cocoa sauce.
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A humming gray refrigerator in his San Francisco lab keeps the whole collection chilled to -80 degrees Celsius.
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"She's a very chilled-out dog," Hendricks said, then giggled as she looked over at the snoozing canine.
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He wanted his dog to move around, but she is "a very chilled labrador" and wouldn't get up.
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Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until chilled, 30 minutes or up to 3 days in advance. 3.
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Remove chilled mixture from the refrigerator and, using a spoon or cookie scoop, roll into 1-inch balls.
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Their chilled English breakfast tea concoction is made with gin, sugar syrup, and a simple lemon slice garnish.
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Mohammed bin Salman Beyond the law, the country's arrests of activists have chilled online discourse, rights groups say.
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Add 3 strips lime zest, 2 -3 edible rose petals, and top off glass with chilled rosé champagne.
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I didn't wait to see the rest of the process — how the animal was drained, skinned, and chilled.
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The thing I think we were all chilled by was the way that Peter Thiel took down Gawker.
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If you look at me five or six years ago, or any of us, we've all chilled out.
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Unfortunately, being chilled to a virtually cryogenic state is probably a key component of this animal's life strategy.
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Hospitals use them to keep both medical staff and patients warm in the chilled environments of operating theaters.
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The strikingly bright beverage, made by Spanish winemaker Gik, is reportedly sweet and meant to be served chilled.
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They therefore showered the surface, while it was at room temperature (20°C), with water chilled to 3ºC.
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Owners of frozen and chilled storage space say they are fully booked until the middle of next year.
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U.S.-Canadian trade relations have also chilled over disputes about Canadian softwood lumber and U.S. milk protein products.
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LNG is a super-chilled form of gas, which in liquid form can be shipped around the world.
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Camontini Stir equal parts gin, homemade sweet vermouth, and Sakura Eau-de-Vie with ice until well chilled.
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The $8.99 (!!!) sandwich features chilled snow crab with seasoned mayonnaise and celery on top of a toasted bun.
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I think we were nervous but we didn't want to make her nervous so it was very chilled.
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How did a chilled legume come to signify a kind-of-dorky middle ground between "fine" and "great"?
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They now realize that I've turned my life around and I'm a lot more chilled out and humble.
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And check this out ... she actually chilled to the point where she caught some ZZZ's during the ride.
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ROUND II of this addicting WATERMELON NICECREAM - a combination of fro nanas and chilled watermelon meat this time!
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But John Mayer is proof that you can live a chilled-out, sensitive lifestyle no matter the season.
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"I try to be an optimist," Jacob Huh, a chilled-out grad student in Efros's lab, told me.
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Trading remained thin in the region with several LNG tankers still floating the super-chilled fuel around Asia.
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Wine Glasses Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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The kids are in bed, and you have a fabulous and perfectly chilled Italian white in the fridge.
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The 4-year-old chilled with her mom during rehearsal in Miami, but the love doesn't end there.
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Once the fish is cured, the dashi is chilled, and the vegetables are pickled, you can begin plating.
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Press through a sieve into a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate until chilled, 22016 hours. 2.
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Once the vodka is chilled and the friends are gathered, you'll need a snack to start the proceedings.
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"I do not smoke, but I think a chilled Fiji would be an amazing bong water," suggested Riese.
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Our dude certainly chilled right out as soon as the ink on his OKC contract started to dry.
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Allow the custards to cool in the water bath for 20 minutes and then refrigerate until completely chilled.
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The systems rely on chilled containers of fresh ingredients that are restocked during the course of the day.
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On one of my visits, she offered a dense slab of chilled pudim flan, dripping with sticky caramel.
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The powerful symbolism of electing a woman to the United States' highest office would have chilled organizing efforts.
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Rose petals on the beds, champagne chilled for our arrival, chocolates arranged in heart shapes on the pillows.
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"It chilled me to realize that there was no way to earn my freedom through merit," she wrote.
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The sweetness of chilled spot prawns under a few drops of olive oil made me shiver with pleasure.
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A multicolored salad of chilled cherry tomatoes was bright and refreshing despite a fruity marination in plum juice.
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I squeeze my wife's hand, chilled by the hostile stares, angry that I let them get to me.
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Here's an absolutely fascinating story in The Guardian about the rise of the chilled packaged sandwich in Britain.
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Massari was finally led into a chilled room where Regeni's body was laid out on a metal tray.
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The killing of Egypt's President Anwar Sadat in 1981 chilled the peace that he had negotiated with Israel.
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Chilled parfaits of custard and perfect fruit place you at famous Tokyo "fruit parlors" like Takano and Sembikiya.
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I also make myself an iced coffee using chilled coffee from our French press I made last night.
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Front Burner You would expect chilled chocolate drinks in summer at the L. A. Burdick shop and cafe.
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Guests will be served a vibrant chilled golden beet soup topped with shaved candy-striped beets and pistachios.
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Upon arrival, members like Ms. Weinreich are offered a flute of chilled prosecco or a freshly prepared latte.
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A sweeter Norwegian tradition is the serving of "riskrem," a chilled rice pudding with berry sauce, for dessert.
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At one point, the deer leapt into the ocean, sank to the bottom and just chilled out there.
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In a sign of how Chinese politics has chilled, Mr. Yang has said little publicly about the book.
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The 1972 Dolphins won a playoff game in wind-chilled Pittsburgh on their path to a perfect season.
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Amid a roaring crowd, they would flap their arms and legs as the falling snow chilled their faces.
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Sunset expresses the golden chilled hues of autumn perfectly, and night is the cold desolate darkness of winter.
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Self-chilling glasses Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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The other technology, using chilled ammonia as a solvent, is less popular because it requires more manpower, engineers say.
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Guests enjoyed chilled lobster, roasted tenderloin, red wine-braised short rib, carrots and black garlic, and potato mille-feuille.
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That is, near-absolute authority to moderate their platforms, over and above cries of chilled speech from the right.
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To be clear, I'm not talking about foods like ice cream that are normally served in a chilled state.
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And although the label suggested it's "best served chilled," I took my first sip at room temperature (not bad!).
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The media performs a crucial function in the working of American democracy, and Bannon's declaration of war chilled them.
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Their sincerity chilled me to the core, maybe because they are so invested in something that is not real.
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Other options include a clean, wet washcloth that is chilled in the freezer for about 15 to 30 minutes.
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That's where researchers think the embryo chilled out some 245 million years ago, when these reptiles roamed the ocean.
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Served hot or chilled (for optimal sipping), these savory drinks are perfect for a quick, healthy, and portable meal.
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The best estimate is that 200,000 people in Wisconsin were either denied or chilled in their efforts to vote.
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"They literally sit around, and they look like they're sitting in the lotus position almost, and they're chilled out."
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" He tells PEOPLE: "They were really chilled and happy to get involved — they really enjoyed speaking with the kids.
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For a DIY (and bargain) approach, you can simply use chilled slices of watermelon as a makeshift face mask.
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Then, after Google introduced Android, the relationship chilled dramatically: Schmidt left the board and a patent war broke out.
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These "silent sanctions" chilled the business climate, says Natalia Orlova, chief economist at Alfa-Bank, Russia's largest private bank.
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Women would be less intimidated by growing old if society just chilled the fuck out and laid off it.
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Anyway, he came down, we Netflix-and-chilled before Netflix existed, and then he put the moves on me.
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There's a fold-out table, a big display, a heated footrest, and a built-in refrigerator for chilled drinks.
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Demand for chilled, or fresh, beef was expected to increase steadily as American steaks were gaining popularity, she added.
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I'm a chilled out guy, and I definitely have silly photos, but I just wouldn't swipe right on Tinder.
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The mood is laid-back, down-to-earth, modulated by a midday siesta and a chilled sip of pastis.
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Argentina, typically an importer of LNG, started exporting the chilled fuel from the Vaca Muerta shale play this year.
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Despite agreements on areas from e-commerce to chilled goat exports, thornier issues emerged during Li's talks with English.
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Bronwen: He had his playlist on this morning when he was getting ready, it was a very chilled situation.
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I.T. specialists, professionals and retirees are descending on the town, squeezing out the more chilled-out — and impecunious — population.
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This chilled the willingness of many sponsors to come forward, for fear of being targeted by ICE for deportation.
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Food was part of the adventure — corn dogs at the fair, tacos and chilled beer on a Mexican street.
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Methods for cooling the body include use of chilled intravenous fluids and special vests and other pieces of clothing.
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I smeared a little into my cheeks for balance, and chilled for a few minutes before wiping it off.
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Its head-bobbing opening track, "Executive Life," gradually accrues layers and colors, in an unhurried and chilled-out way.
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Your extra-dry martini tastes suspiciously light and funky, rather than like three ounces of chilled gin or vodka.
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Boston fans were chilled to the core during the game, especially when their team trailed in the middle innings.
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Somewhat resentfully I made the drink instead with the dry vermouth I keep chilled in the refrigerator for martinis.
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"People feel just wonderful, chilled, relaxed, calm, mellow," Mr. Csonka said, regarding the effects of CBD on his patrons.
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Try the kimchi poutine with bacon and corn, or the chilled wheat noodles covered with sweet and spicy pork.
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Paired with a chilled bottle of rosé, it was the perfect distraction from the muggy New York heat wave.
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Some have even warned that Britain was running out of frozen and chilled storage to hold the excess supplies.
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The water arrives chilled because it condensed on the cool surfaces of the air-conditioner coils, Mr. Rollinger said.
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Seth Meyers and James Corden both said that Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing Tuesday afternoon had left them chilled.
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Some chilled albariño (see our wine critic's excellent bottle recs) pairs perfectly with the salty spray of the bay.
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Giant coffee chains like Starbucks have extensive chilled drink menus, and most small cafes have an iced coffee option.
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Crystal ice buckets chilled mini-Champagne splits alongside a bottle of Jack Daniel's and an arrangement of pastel macarons.
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He felt chilled and exhausted—just what he'd tried to avoid all day, by being sensible and staying inside.
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But in a pair of postings, Twitter expressed opposition to the State Department rule, saying it chilled free speech.
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Apparently chilled beer was a threat to our faith and to peace, but warm beer was just warm beer.
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Before KORUS, tariffs were 25 percent on frozen U.S. pork and 22.5 percent on fresh or chilled pork products.
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Or how about Darren Aronofsky's Noah, where the prophet chilled with some Rock Biters out of The Neverending Story ?
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Last year, there was an international Space Out Competition held in Beijing, which had roughly 80 chilled-out contestants.
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Beijing has encouraged companies to build both underground storage for pipeline gas and above-ground tanks for super-chilled LNG.
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Plus, living in New York City means snowy, wind-chilled treks to the subway to get to my fitness locales.
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In the super-chilled produce room where you can see your breath, they sold California avocados and local leafy greens.
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Chevron is a major player in the market for LNG, or natural gas super-chilled to liquid form for transport.
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So you'll be chilled out and entertained, and you can pretend you're getting a STEM education while you're at it.
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In other words, it's the perfect way to drink a chilled wine with some of our favorite fall comfort foods.
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In contrast, the study found that when other types of melons were chilled, their nutrient levels remained about the same.
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If you'd like to be chilled to the bone this holiday, be sure to check out Vox's horror podcast recommendations!
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His Twitter account, which proved in the third quarter to be something of a risk to Tesla, has chilled out.
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Place chilled cream, 1 tablespoon sugar and 2 tablespoons reserved champagne-berry liquid in a medium bowl; discard remaining liquid.
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They have chilled revenues for high-end restaurants and sales of brandy, designer handbags and watches and other luxury imports.
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Without power, it relies on two-inches of thermal insulation foam to keep everything chilled for up to four hours.
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Using hands take chilled butter and start to incorporate into flour mixture, until all pieces have been broken down. 4.
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A drop in the U.S. technology sector overnight chilled investor sentiment, dragging down SoftBank Group Corp by more than 3%.
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When the broth is served chilled, the collagen content makes the soup too gelatinous to be enjoyed as a liquid.
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I bring my mother water that has been boiled in the kettle but has not been chilled in the fridge.
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I kind of want to hang out with the makers of this gadget, they seem like good, chilled-out people.
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Many frozen dessert trends have come and gone—Froyo, Dippin' Dots, liquid nitrogen-chilled ice cream, to name a few.
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Listen below, feel super chilled, and accept that despite what he says, Drake ain't going anywhere: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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For now, however, we have "Quarantine," a chilled-out instrumental which sounds how thinking about, you know, your life, feels.
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Bilateral relations were chilled for years after Canberra condemned Malaysia&aposs "barbaric" execution of two Australian heroin traffickers in 1986.
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Set out the table but leave anything else that needs to be chilled—drinks, clotted cream, milk—for that morning.
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"It pleases the nerve fibers," he said, all baritone to his voice, before disappearing into the chilled yellow muck again.
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LNG is a form of natural gas that is super-chilled and turned into a liquid for transport by sea.
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The star of Lidia Celebrates America whips up a fast five-ingredient dessert 22/3 cup chilled heavy cream, divided
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The chilled, tight, helmet-type hats constrict blood vessels and possibly prevent chemo from reaching hair follicles, according to breastcancer.org.
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We could probably stand to take a few pointers from that extremely chilled-out donkey hanging out by the surf.
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New environmental regulations that give communities more control over oil and gas operations have chilled industry investments in the state.
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But they acknowledge that this week's flap over the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) has chilled the conversation around earmarks.
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Without clear standards, nonprofit support for civic participation is chilled by the perceived risk of violating their tax-exempt status.
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The Red Queen will stop running and be hurtled away; the chilled penguin will eventually cool its heels to zero.
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All Lambruscos are meant to be served chilled, no matter the color, which is another reason it's a summer pick.
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I stepped out, took a trip to Tahoe, came back and went to Hawaii—just saw some family, chilled out.
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Now, chilled coffee is not rocket science, but it's also not as simple as tossing in a few ice cubes.
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"National security experts on both sides of aisle are chilled by what they're hearing from the Republican nominee," Clinton said.
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But billions in tit-for-tat tariffs have chilled U.S.-Chinese relations and brought the discussions to a dead stop.
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A drink of prosecco and paletitas —little fruit-flavored popsicles—makes for a heady pair, sweet, dry, chilled, lip-tickling.
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Mr. Anthony scattered them over a chilled marigold-yellow soup of summer squash, which needed their jolt of juicy tartness.
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Made with simple ingredients like butter, sugar, and eggs, these delicious sugar cookiesmixup quickly, and then the dough is chilled.
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The attack, meant to dissuade further use of the weapons, have chilled relations with the Russian government, an Assad ally.
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LNG is a form of the fuel super-chilled to liquid so it can be shipped more easily and safely.
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In court, she told Judge Gardephe that the invocation of the rule had "chilled people" from speaking to the defense.
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Naked female figures jerk in a writhing dance to a chilled-out electronic track composed and performed by Jetpacks herself.
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So there might be fecal bacteria in your iced coffee, but that doesn't always mean you're drinking chilled poop bits.
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I was gonna put out this record a little sooner, but this was the first time I'd really chilled out.
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Trader Joe's has solved that dilemma for us, so we can get our chilled caffeine fix when we need it.
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" Chris Ware, whom Brunetti introduced to Drnaso's work, has described "Beverly" as "chilled-windowpane views into the fogged American psyche.
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Thick ones are suggested for the hot soups, and thin for the chilled udon with dipping sauce on the side.
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The group's debut album, "Black Focus," pulls these and other influences into an elliptical orbit, with a chilled-out intensity.
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And he has castigated rank-and-file employees, which career lawyers said further chilled dissent and debate within the department.
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The jellyfish cam is the ultimate in soothing content — just deep blue water and a bunch of chilled-out blobs.
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Chilled noodles come with a savory cold foam topping in a clear plastic mug—and we really do mean savory.
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And in the space under the church is a maze of pipes transporting heated and chilled water through the system.
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The cuffs were warmed during one session to about 100 degrees Fahrenheit and chilled during another to about 5 degrees.
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A few points were deducted for the butterfly that flew in during the set and temporarily chilled on the monitor.
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One of her brothers sold these chilled, at a prized location, to the sweaty, thirsty tourists that packed the beach.
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The breeze over the slowly melting ice will send chilled water vapor into the air in front of the fan.
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WHAT IT IS Coors Light, a shot of amaretto and a splash of orange juice, served in a chilled mug.
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These tactics also alter the flavor, by impairing the processes that produce it — similar to what happens with chilled tomatoes.
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"My blood begins to boil," Otello claims — but you wouldn't know it from the perfectly poised yet emotionally chilled singing.
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About 20 years ago, researchers in Japan pioneered "superconducting qubits," for which certain metals are chilled to extremely low temperatures.
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The virus was found in a swab of a chopping board and in skin swabs of a chilled duck sample.
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No safeguard or increase will be triggered for chilled beef imports as the volumes did not exceed the required level.
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If your chilled drink of choice isn't a cup of joe, the Zoku cup can still come to your rescue.
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We could leave it as-is, but instead, he makes oxalis syrup by blending oxalis leaves with chilled simple syrup.
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No longer are Mother Nature's superstorms our only worry when it comes to keeping our lights on and refrigerators chilled.
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Next come giant shrimp, poached and then chilled, hooked around the rims of martini glasses with cocktail sauce for dipping.
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Trump also expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin during the 2016 presidential campaign, but that relationship has since chilled.
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Despite the chilled stadiums, Qatar has said its World Cup will have the smallest carbon footprint of any before it.
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The Hopper Two is also designed with a leak-proof zipper and has thick insulation to keep its contents chilled.
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But relations with the West have chilled following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in a Saudi consulate last year.
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But when I listen to those tapes, what really chilled me was the volume of fire he was putting out.
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I like it chilled, no ice, in a wine glass — and it stands up to spicy dishes like mapo tofu.
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It was Simeon who usually had the best stories, though, and his Freedom Riders experience has always chilled me deepest.
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Because I could really go for a glass of chilled vermouth and some pickled anchovies, like they do in Catalonia.
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On Beauty To fight signs of fatigue, skin-care professionals turn to everything from lymphatic massages to chilled tea masks.
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A. I've certainly already seen that [Attorney General] Jeff Sessions's rhetoric has chilled support for investment at the institutional level.
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Rosé is best enjoyed chilled, among good conversation and company — and of course, with a safe ride home lined up.
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Back in the classroom, a chilled out piano intro plays over the PA before a beat and vocals kick in.
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Little chilled blocks of tofu will be covered with scallions and chopped peanuts turned the color of bricks by chile oil.
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I don't regret it — but I would have just chilled out a little bit more if I could do it again.
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Naengmyeon is noodles in a chilled meat broth, topped with beef brisket, pickled radish, sliced cucumbers and half a boiled egg.
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Chess players, for the most part, have chilled out about the fact that computers are now much better than we are.
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That's about 85 cans, 13 gallons of ice cream, or 42 six packs of hot dogs, chilled through your weekend trip.
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Transfer the salad to a large plastic container and refrigerate until chilled, at least 1 hour or up to 8 hours.
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The red patch on Charon's north pole has always stuck out on an otherwise uniform ball of super-chilled water ice.
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A saturated market for the super-chilled fuel means expansion plans are unlikely to proceed, at least in the medium term.
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The super-chilled fuel allows easier transportation of natural gas, the least polluting fossil fuel, but is relatively expensive to develop.
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Strain into a chilled coupe, and garnish with atomized Green Chartreuse (or rinse the glass with Chartreuse before adding the drink).
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She announced exactly where units were and, though troops cheered when she mentioned them, they were chilled to be tracked down.
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But that shouldn't stop you from celebrating the official first day of summer with chilled rosé, outdoor gatherings, and backyard barbecues.
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This episode is an emotional rollercoaster, so it would be best for everyone involved if there was chilled vodka readily available.
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There will, of course, be plenty of the signature wine to taste, both in its normal chilled form and as frosé.
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Additionally, European regulation regarding some types of nonresident investments has chilled the mutual fund industry's interest in selling to Americans overseas.
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Roman herbalists used the drug to combat dysentery, even as they warned against the "chilled extremities" and "laboured breath" of overdosing.
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So it's interesting that his newest offering "Blue Angel," which features singer-songwriter Clairo, is a much more chilled out affair.
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After drinking half a chilled bottle, I was passed out for approximately three hours ahead of my normal 2 A.M. bedtime.
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Today's shades are still fun, they have just definitely chilled out, and these wild-and-crazy iterations have taken a backseat.
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Two earlier launch attempts on February 24th and 25th were scrubbed because of concerns with SpaceX's super-chilled liquid oxygen propellant.
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It has chilled, sparking, and boiling water on tap, and the "wet room" boasts complimentary towels, toiletries, hairdryers, straighteners, and curlers.
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Li came to Australia bearing a valuable gift to help fill that vacuum; the removal of restrictions on chilled beef exports.
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Hudson, 37, and Lopez chilled in a private cabana wearing matching pink fringe bikinis, also coordinating bedazzled "Las Vegas" denim caps.
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This provision would have chilled investment by international companies like Vestas, and banks in the renewable energy sector, industry experts said.
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The story, written down around 15533, is about St. James the Great, who chilled with Jesus more than 2,000 years ago.
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At the top of the list is chilled white wine, so feel no shame about that pinot grigio you keep handy.
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Considering that chilled wine already adds up to significant summer expense, a membership to this club might be well worth it.
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As her spines and plates reformed around the weapons now embedded in them, the cold night chilled and made them brittle.
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According to them, the masa dries out and the corn flavor starts to dissipate when it is chilled in the fridge.
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But there's one person who despite the persistently sweltering temperatures remains chilled to her very core, and that person is Rihanna.
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This is the first weekend in months that we both have off, so we might have chilled a little too hard.
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"They told me he was a very lovely person, a very sweet person, very chilled out, very popular," Gifford told VICE.
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Japan is the top destination for U.S. chilled and frozen beef, with trade valued at $581 million this year through May.
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SI, and introduced in late 2015 in a bid to develop Singapore as a price hub for the super-chilled fuel.
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But our reward remained: a chilled glass of crisp white Chante-Alouette sipped in an old hunting lodge at the summit.
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Yobshrimp Noodle Salad A marinated noodle salad topped with peeled and chilled shrimp, found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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Shortly after descending into camp, our van gets stuck and we tumble out into chilled air smelling of sage and smoke.
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When she arrived at the pub, wearing a pair of overalls, Scamell-Katz was waiting with a chilled bottle of Chablis.
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When I cut into the cake, the icing cracked, but this may have been mainly because the cake was slightly chilled.
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It's fine eating in the middle of the week, at the end of summer, with a glass of chilled white wine.
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Towels are chilled withThere is also a Juice Press shop — one of 33 located within Equinox gyms in New York City.
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Once the quesadilla has chilled, it's cut into six slices that are coated in flour, egg, and breadcrumbs, then deep fried.
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Such moves have chilled ties with Qatar, whose support for political Islam has also alienated some of its Persian Gulf neighbors.
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Reeking packets of mossy green buds—Girl Scout Cookies, KoolAid Kush, Power Cheese—sit alongside cabinets of chocolates and chilled drinks.
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Work with one half at a time, wrapping the other half in plastic and keeping it chilled in the refrigerator. 7.
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In particular, they were using a cloud of rubidium atoms chilled to just a millionth of a degree above absolute zero.
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I remember coming across the Conet Project—a set of recordings of numbers stations—and being really chilled by the recordings.
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Fresh fish goes off within hours if stored at 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) but stays fresh for days when chilled.
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"I knew Andy Warhol very well," Mr. Roux said in an interview with Chilled, a magazine about beer, wine and spirits.
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You're going to want your wine to be as chilled as possible in order for it to best hold the bubbles.
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There was chilled Dungeness crab, a few pristine white chunks under sea urchin foam, to be spooned from a shot glass.
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Inside the chilled truck, Ms. Ma uncovered a glass box with miniature figures inside: four tiny tea merchants frozen in conversation.
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It appears twice, the first time in chilled appetizers that can share some of Masa's delicacy and subtle use of spice.
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So is the lobster and crab Louis, the chilled shellfish set over a coaster of panna cotta pointedly spiked with horseradish.
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Those wilting under the sun today still turn to it, often instead of chilled foods, as a way to cool down.
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Musicians played electric ouds while several dozen guests sipped chilled hibiscus tea with sugar sediment at the bottom of the cups.
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The old Oliver smokestack, from the Oliver Chilled Plow Works that once supplied plows to the world, still punctuates the horizon.
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For LNG, the record month for China's U.S. imports was January 2018, when 452,000 tonnes of the super-chilled fuel arrived.
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Montréal's chilled outdoor rink has excellent views of the city and hosts a "Fire on Ice" event, with music and fireworks.
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However, if feeling chilled to the bone is your cup of tea, it very well may be your latest festive obsession.
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The cookie dough had chilled by the time I was done with the dip, so I was almost ready to bake.
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Indeed, a bottle of vodka, wine and chilled shot glasses were found in an employee refrigerator after the staff shake-up.
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They make vats of it in the restaurant and keep it chilled, but the recipe is easy to reproduce at home.
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The investigation team concluded that buckles in one of the liners led to super chilled liquid oxygen pooling underneath the overwrap.
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Remove chilled dough from refrigerator and transfer to a fresh baking sheet covered with cooking spray and a new sheet of parchment.
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But if you're well-rested, totally chilled out, and still having problems, a check-in with your doctor is probably in order.
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The ground beneath him was cool, but the afternoon sun warmed him even as the breeze chilled the dampness on his cheeks.
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As a pianist played a chilled jazz soundtrack, I sat back to peruse the food menu and couldn't help furrowing my brow.
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At a White House ceremony honoring Native American code talkers in November, President Trump chilled the audience with a familiar, offensive reference.
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The source of the failure originated within the rocket's upper liquid oxygen tank, which stores the vehicle's super chilled liquid oxygen propellant.
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This unusual order of events is required so that the super-chilled liquid oxygen doesn't warm up too much on the launchpad.
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There's kind of two looks, the daytime look, chilled out, my hair's up, and then the nighttime look with my bomber jacket.
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Packaged without preservatives and delivered chilled, they lack the higher sodium content of, say, a can of chicken noodle from a supermarket.
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As a service to Bachelor Nation, we've put together the perfect drinking game to be enjoyed with chilled white wine or rosé.
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I had breakfast every day -- fish curry and chilled coconut juice -- in the same restaurant where a suicide bomber detonated his explosives.
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We were all a bit stoned on weed and also had some LSD, so everybody was really chilled out at my flat.
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Intended to find a mean between militancy and non-violence, the sermon could have chilled the movement or spun it into anarchy.
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So chilled out that Fallon busts out some of Ford's favourite scotch Bruichladdich (10 points to Gryffindor if you can pronounce it).
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I get chilled, and I feel like freezing in place instead of moving—but I had to get off that damn film.
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Or simply use apple cider vinegar as a main ingredient in salad dressing, or chilled veggie side dishes, like vinegar-based slaw.
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Analysts at Daiwa Capital Markets said in a note that the miss was partly due to lower sales of chilled processed meat.
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Those wines — especially the ones that are chilled — just happen to be exactly what we crave during the hot summer months. 3.
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The jump in imports of LNG shows how the super-chilled fuel is becoming more competitive with pipeline imports from central Asia.
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The sale included 60,000 tonnes of the super-chilled fuel for delivery in July and 30,000 tonnes for September, the official said.
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The U.S. is now aiming to become a major exporter of LNG, or natural gas chilled to liquid form for transport overseas.
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That has chilled credit flows to private sector firms, undermining stimulus measures that were designed to cushion the impact of slowing demand.
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Instead, it has been known to produce pain relief and feelings of relaxation, meaning it's perfect for a chilled-out yoga session.
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The enzymes of chilled tomatoes are apparently less effective at combining the volatile compounds that are crucial for imparting the tomatoes' flavor.
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The salmon are kept chilled for the entirety of the catch cycle, which means the oil is much less likely to oxidize.
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Her most recent comments drew ire as well, when she called school choice opponents "flat earthers" who have "chilled creativity" in schools.
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"When a freshly chilled cake first touches your behind, you can't help but let off a range of squeamish noises," Bompas said.
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Prices are rising fastest in markets such as cola, crisps and chilled deserts, while falling in instant coffee, fresh sausages and nuts.
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The new over-the-shoulder camera mode and control scheme creates a more modern take on the experience, leaving you thoroughly chilled.
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Buechele said that divestments in the course of the restructuring could include Gist, Linde's UK-based chilled food and beverages distribution business.
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"They chilled, swam and enjoyed the sun and beach activities," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of their Miami vacation.
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When the men were finally called back to their feet, the American was reportedly numb and thoroughly chilled by the English rain.
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I've tried hard to like it, pushing through mounting paranoia and dizzy spells, but have never had a great, chilled-out experience.
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But the liquid is a chilled broth made from spanner crab so pristine you can tell it never had an impure thought.
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Obviously across the board it's way more chilled—there are no three-day cocaine binges and that kind of nonsense any more.
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But the Malaysian cafe has reopened in a larger space with a larger menu, packed with chilled noodles and beautiful rice bowls.
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You can order the simple fresh tofu, which is seasoned with grated ginger and a syrupy sauce of soy and dashi, chilled.
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Then I'd be back in the sweet autumnal swirl of red wine and hard cider, the chilled salt slide of dirty martinis.
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Chemically, the samples are very similar to one another — except one was chilled to -20 degrees Celsius within a month of return.
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But you register its points intellectually and dryly, when what you really want — and need — is to be chilled to the bone.
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When ties between Beijing and Seoul chilled, Chinese tourism to South Korea plummeted and Chinese consumers shunned Made-in-South-Korea products.
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Phys Ed Muscles recover better after exhausting exercise if they are warmed than if they are chilled, a helpful new study finds.
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His experience chilled the desire by his colleagues to keep written records because the cost of disclosure and misinterpretation outweighed the benefits.
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Royalty even made a grand entrance on a pony and chilled with Elsa, Anna and Olaf ... all with fake snow coming down.
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We washed it down with ice-cold cans of Escudo beer, a popular Chilean lager, that had been chilled in the river.
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There are whale-watching cruises on the river and winding bike paths and homemade chilled cider on the isolated Isle-aux-Coudres.
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But something felt off: a light breeze chilled his chest, and he was certain his line of sight wasn't this high before.
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We have to object stridently to proposals that will hurt people, and not be chilled by a deranged man with a gun.
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I have chilled watermelon chunks for dessert while laughing and responding to some memes my besties sent earlier in our group chat.
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"Then the vodka," he said, nodding at a chilled glass on the table, as clouds of smoke billowed from behind the bar.
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Surprisingly, when I opened a soda can that got the Juno treatment, it didn't explode, and its fizzy contents were perfectly chilled.
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S. relations have chilled and questions raised about whether Turkey can be counted on longer term by the U.S. and NATO alliance.
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As a simpler—and, the purists would say, blander—wine, rosé is seen as a lighter drink, particularly when chilled in summer.
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The murder one year ago of journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul chilled international business ties with the kingdom.
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The recipe calls for chilled dough, so I placed it in the fridge while I worked on the rest of the food.
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Fork those down with a few glasses of chilled aquavit, and when morning comes, you'll be extra glad you made the muffins.
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Now I'm headed into the weekend in the best way possible: with a chilled cream pie in the fridge, ready to go.
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The track's much more good-natured than Omari's typically menacing music, with chilled-out keys taking precedence behind the rapper's scratchy singing.
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Australia's massive expansion in LNG production has propelled it past Malaysia to become the world's second-biggest exporter of the super-chilled fuel.
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Rheon, who is clearly much nicer in real life than he is in Game of Thrones, seemed pretty chilled about the whole thing.
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Hard not to be chilled by that … or by visions of what the next generation(s) of scalable technology will be used for.
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But for anyone looking to mimic a Xanax pilled-out-chilled-out or weed-like high right away, that dosage should be doubled.
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" Added the source of the Kylie Cosmetics makeup mogul, "For being so young, she is very chilled out about her relationship with Travis.
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The walker's eyes turn icy blue when it's sufficiently chilled, and you can find specific cocktail recipes by Gabe Orta on the website.
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The Russian government has owned the properties — where Russian diplomats sailed, played tennis, and just generally chilled — in the United States for decades.
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A normal glass is always a good option for serving a chilled drink, but you can class it up with a copper mug.
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Armies of Twitter trolls spreading pro-Saudi government views — combined with the pressure on activists — has chilled discourse in the country, he said.
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The transparent three-wire strings that connect each bulb go nearly invisible at night, leaving just the glowing LEDs for a chilled atmosphere.
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The professors had argued academic freedom could be chilled under the so-called "campus carry" law backed by the state's Republican political leaders.
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One characterized the beverage, which we drank chilled, as "easy to drink," making it good for day drinking on long, hot summer afternoons.
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Li, the first sitting premier to visit Australia in 11 years, said China will now accept chilled beef exports from all licensed exporters.
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Chilled cuts of beef tendon are sheer texture — a gelatinous medium for a bright, not-too-greasy oil with a lip-tingling tickle.
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We've already tasted our fair share of regular coffee-flavored goods, but recently there's been an emergence of its chilled and trendier cousin.
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Economists said rising mortgage rates, which are influenced by the move higher in the 20193-year Treasury, may have already chilled some activity.
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" Added the source of the Kylie Cosmetics makeup mogul, "For being so young, she is very chilled out about her relationship with Travis.
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A similar sort of shift in the air currents helped to cause the "Beast from the East" that chilled western Europe in 2018.
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Again he lowers his mouth to the chilled scotch trail on my skin and I watch as he follows it up my legs.
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If Gone Girl chilled you to your core, you may not be able to stomach HBO's adaptation of author Gillian Flynn's debut novel.
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At around 8am EST, Whitson and ISS commander Shane Kimbrough began their preparations, while the rest of the crew just sort of chilled.
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She was wearing a double-breasted khaki suit, exaggerated in its oversize proportion, with the sleeves rolled up and the attitude super chilled.
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Wall Street was chilled by Trump's failure to address economic policy plans this week at his first news conference since winning the Nov.
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If chilled out travel is more your thing, opt to take in the local sights from the comfort of a scenic train journey.
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" One more said, "I feel way more chilled, less anxious about my bodily insecurities, and generally better in touch with myself when high.
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At that temperature you can really taste the complex flavors from terpenes coming through in the vapor, chilled by filtration through the water.
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More than any single government policy, EO 29 chilled the political air, making it difficult to sustain leftist views without fear of sanction.
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" The chilled nature of the bologna doesn't matter as the losses related to being next to a body are "relatively insensitive to temperature.
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The smoked tomato sauce (made and chilled) goes on top, then a flurry of brined-then-poached-then-tossed-in-citrus-zest shrimp.
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The chilled meat sector offers greater growth potential, despite its higher cost that limits demand to China's larger cities and their wealthier consumers.
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The air temperature topped out at 55 degrees, but the wind, rain and sea spray from the vessel's wake chilled to the bone.
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"Such journalism, questioning official narratives, would be chilled if reporters were subject to liability if they turned out to be wrong," they added.
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A corridor of chilled marble emptied into a huge living space, and there Barry felt a burst of old pre-Greyhound hedgeworld jealousy.
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In another dish, hwe (raw fish, here yellowfin tuna) huddles over soba in a chilled broth that tastes achingly of sugar and vinegar.
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I often accompany drinks with a velvety vegetable soup that's about the consistency of tomato juice and lightly chilled for guests to sip.
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India has four terminals to receive liquefied natural gas (LNG) and imports around 20 million tonnes of the super-chilled fuel a year.
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In the scorching heat of the Big Easy, there's no better way to cool down than with a glass of super-chilled wine.
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But the party scene carries on, a compromise between the flamboyance of the 80s scene and the repression that chilled the 90s one.
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The ice field is chilled by a "cold trap" of air that insulates the crater and keeps it perennially filled with frozen water.
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For safety, always serve chicken salad with homemade mayonnaise well chilled; it (and any other mayonnaise-bound salad) tastes better that way anyway.
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In the FDA-authorized tests, specimens are first chilled and shipped with an ice pack to a qualified lab, ideally using overnight shipping.
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Chilled specimens can only be stored for 72 hours, but dry ice can be used to preserve the sample if delays are expected.
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It grew 2.3 percent last year, well below the forecasts of Mr. Trump's economic team, as the president's trade war chilled business investment.
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Just before the door things were looking pretty good—the queue hadn't been long at all and the bouncers looked chilled and cheery.
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Ultimately, I felt the right call was to just deal with the screams until my daughter chilled out and adjusted to the routine.
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He even got one of the better camera cutaways of the night, as he chilled in the audience and contentedly ate a banana.
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More and more couples are having guests toast with the glass in hand, which could be anything from chilled rosé to a soda.
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Each "icebox," the 1950s and 60s term for a refrigerator, comes with blocks of ice to keep food fresh and, importantly, wine chilled.
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Finally, it's warm enough to walk the streets of New York while nursing an iced coffee, a chilled juice or a cold soda.
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CreditCreditJimmy Fontaine for The New York Times I watch as Dame Judi Dench eats her chilled corn soup with saffron and sips Champagne.
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Sade's "Smooth Operator" plays over the sound system ("Diamond life …"), and I spy a sign advertising poolside chilled eye treatments and foot exfoliating.
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Imports of the super-chilled fuel in the first 25 months shrank 225% on the year to 225,955 tonnes, according to Chinese customs.
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Anyone who could think half a step ahead would realize that any such warming would surely be chilled by the inevitable economic sanctions.
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It's a simple and elegant feed that I like to serve, on Alison's suggestion, with jammy boiled chicken eggs and chilled salmon ones.
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I know it now as a restaurant dessert — a chilled ramekin pulled from the fridge — but this is the spirit of chocolate mousse.
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It's also a critical passageway for liquefied natural gas, a form of the fossil fuel super-chilled to a liquid state for export.
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"Investigations showed that only chilled poultry was sold by the premises concerned and no sale of live poultry was found," the spokesman said.
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I've pressed out pies without a grater, too, by slicing thin sheets of chilled dough and joining them like tiles in the dish.
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Years in the making, ProtoDUNE is filled with 800 tons of chilled liquid argon, which detects the passage of subatomic particles like neutrinos.
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Among products that showed which suffered big price falls were instant cup soups, chilled deserts, sweetened buns, tofu, mushrooms and low-malt beer.
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They're the best thing when you're chilled to the core and starving because you stayed in the lake or the ocean too long.
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Once chilled, it takes on a texture somewhere between bean curd and Chinese liang fen (mung bean noodles), with more spring than slip.
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And chefs Nina Compton of New Orleans's Compère Lapin and Lisa Giffen of Audrey in Los Angeles incorporate chartreuse into chilled melon soups.
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" Trump's response chilled me to the bone: "You know, I've been saying during this whole campaign that I'm a counterpuncher, you understand that.
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The added red tape on US travel to Europe come as American relations have chilled with the continent under President Donald Trump's administration.
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As tough as some of the puzzles were for me, the ambient-drone style music kept me completely chilled out and focused throughout.
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Then, when you're ready for coffee, pour it into the Hyperchiller and within one minute it will be chilled by up to 130 degrees.
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We are both much more chilled out afterwards, and even hit the steam room at the yoga studio afterwards an extra dose of relaxation.
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This fertilizer traveled nearly as far as a kilometer (0.6 miles) past the edges of their active outposts, floating on the chilled Antarctic winds.
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The market is a chilled and cavernous hall, which one recent morning was filled with more than 230,0003 yellow boxes of fish on ice.
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It's also a time when entertaining is easier than ever with longer days and nights perfect for grilling, picnics, or just perfectly chilled rosé.
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That's where the "super-chilled" liquid oxygen propellant is stored, which is needed to fuel the engine in the upper part of the rocket.
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"Some people do that but I went back to my hotel, chilled, refreshed my makeup and changed really quick and headed out," she said.
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They enable clinics to keep functioning at night and to keep vaccines cool, and small shops to stay open longer and offer chilled drinks.
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That sparked criticism from liberal factions of his center-right party in a country whose "pura vida," catchphrase suggests a chilled approach to life.
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I was just like, 'I can't,' after hearing that … because he didn't lay a finger on her, and I felt chilled to my bones.
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Although snotty and steeply priced, Employees Only makes undeniably killer cocktails, and The Wren is a refreshingly chilled for a bar that's on Bowery.
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That has chilled relations with Washington and the European Union, bringing repeated Turkish warnings about an EU deal to stem the flow of migrants.
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It was a very nice evening for them all," says the onlooker, who adds the mother-son duo were "really cool and chilled out.
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This year's test will feature a booster that has been chilled down to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, testing how it will perform in colder temperatures.
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A here's-one-I-made-earlier chilled and set caramelized banana base is brought out, ready for piping the whipped dulce de leche cream.
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The infamous former defendant and her pal arrived for happy hour at the Brass Ring Pub ... renowned for its burgers and well-chilled brews.
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"We are well advanced in the national recall of all ready-to-eat chilled processed meat products, which we initiated on Sunday," it said.
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Coffee connoisseurs already know that the best way to keep iced coffee chilled without losing any of the flavor is by using coffee ice.
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This is much more energy than can be supplied in a Bose-Einstein condensate, which has been chilled to the point of profound sluggishness.
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I chilled the wine for fifteen minutes, then tested additional temperature drops every subsequent five minutes after that, using a rapid-read pen thermometer.
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Tense and tightly-wound at its front end, moving into more chilled, pensive beats by the back, it showcased Curry's versatility above all else.
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Meher Tatna, the head of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, raised concerns about journalists being chilled by anti-media attacks in the United States.
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The United States' change of tone on China chilled Wall Street investor sentiment, said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Slices of steak-like porcini mushrooms foraged from the hills followed the seafood, and to drink, it was chilled and fruity Tuscan white wine.
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The JV was realigned in 2014 to focus on chilled dairy in Brazil, with Fonterra taking a 51% stake and Nestle holding remaining 49%.
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The drinks, served chilled and initially only available in Colorado will be infused with special marijuana formulas designed to mimic the effects of booze.
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With the autumnal drink hitting menus the Tuesday before Labor Day, it makes sense that Starbucks would add a chilled version to the menu.
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Recently, the brand came out with a line of insulated bags designed to keep your food and drinks chilled for up to four hours.
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Disney Aladdin Ceramic Sugar and Creamer Set, $16.99, available on AmazonKeep your creamer chilled and your sugar at the ready with this genius set.
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Wall Street was chilled by president-elect Donald Trump's failure to address economic policy plans at his first news conference since winning the Nov.
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Higher borrowing costs have already chilled home buying — new single family home sales have fallen 24% from their post-recession high in November 2017.
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It's so fresh, and they're both so aware of our relationship and so chilled about it that I have a feeling they wouldn't be.
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The effect The fog of war, enveloping the landscape in combat scenes, with haze in the air and chilled fog hovering at ground level.
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One of the best ways to really luxuriate in the fresh flavors of the ocean is to experience your fish raw, and perfectly chilled.
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So, too, was the chilled gazpacho, sweetened with ripe summer tomatoes and topped with a confetti of cucumber and basil, as well as raspberries.
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An early-summer treat was a chilled soup of green garlic and Yukon Gold potatoes with crème fraîche, crispy shallots and potato chip garnishes.
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The candy is first chilled to a near-freezing temperature before being battered and fried to prevent it from melting in the hot oil.
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Whether simmered in a pasta sauce or chilled and brushed sparingly with lemon for a cocktail appetizer, a shrimp is a yummy, salty bite.
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The first seasonal menu will include dishes like chilled pea velouté with razor clams and mint, and heritage chicken with ramps and shallot coulis.
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"For those of us in the LGBT community who deal in facts, we are chilled by recklessly repeated gossip," Mr. Grenell wrote on Twitter.
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A sweet, spicy side of chilled watermelon chaat will be absolutely perfect after you've taken in some sun and get hungry all over again.
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At the first, outside Tucson, she was kept in a chilled area she called the "hielera" — or "ice box" — for more than two weeks.
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And I loved this vibrant conversation between the writer Eric Kim and the chef Esther Choi, all about kongguksu, the chilled Korean soybean noodles.
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Mike Berners-Lee of Lancaster University points out that a British apple bought in June has typically been in chilled storage for nine months.
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Joker chilled audiences to the bone, with many of its viewers leaving theaters with a pit in their stomachs because of the disturbing storytelling.
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A fan sucks in air, which is then filtered and chilled to a dew point (a temperature at which water starts condensing) by Genny.
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The country is expected to become the world's top importer of the super-chilled fuel next year, the International Energy Agency said in June.
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I debate the point for a few minutes, then decide that I'm feeling too chilled out to care — I'm just gonna go with it.
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They are excited, yet relaxed — this feels exactly right to them, to nestle into silky sleeping bags with chilled noses and dark and stillness.
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Surprisingly, when I opened a soda can that got the Juno treatment at CES, it didn't explode and its fizzy contents were perfectly chilled.
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Japan's relations with U.S. ally South Korea have chilled due to a feud over their shared wartime legacy, although ties with China have improved.
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Mendoza, Argentina, $13 If you enjoy your red wines chilled, and jam-packed with fruit rather than laden with wood, here's one for you.
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From the "X-Files" to Oliver Stone's "JFK" to "Men in Black," we are thrilled, chilled and entertained by the idea of shadowy conspiracies.
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In Osodi's series "On the Waterfront", one image has two chilled out cows sitting amid a sea of plastic bags, bottles, wood and cardboard.
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I was chilled by what I saw, reminded that the shuttering of worksites will bring as much human misery as it is meant to correct.
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The team overnighted some chilled samples from local hospitals and college campuses back to its lab, where microbial DNA evidence proved the bacteria was widespread.
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And this little guy was the one who just chilled out on my shoulder and didn't climb in my hair or go on my head.
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You can either fill your own water bottle with regular tap water or, for a $2 monthly subscription to the app, get chilled, filtered water.
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Opener "Brakhage" moves at a brisk pace, but is unequivocally chilled out, with its jazzy drum fills, warm rinses of Moog, and dominant vibraphone loops.
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Instead, soothe your baby's pain with frozen bananas, a peeled and chilled cucumber or a clean, wet washcloth -- but be sure to watch for choking.
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"OSC believed the poster raised concerns that, among others, lawful whistleblowing was being chilled," Jill Gerber, an OSC spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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The smoking and salting produced a deliciously bespoke version of fish jerky, whose peppery marine tang married perfectly with a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.
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Price: $22.53 on Amazon This device, which doubles as an aerator, will ensure that chilled wine doesn't (the horror!) rise above the optimal drinking temperature.
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For those looking for a more chilled out experience, there will be "tropically-inspired havens" throughout the property which boast hammocks, cabanas and sandy beaches.
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From the balcony on one side I can see the white specter of Snæfellsjökull, a glacier-capped stratovolcano, across the chilled blue of Faxa Bay.
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Hypothermia usually occurs when the weather is frigid, but it can occur even in cool weather if a person becomes chilled from rain or sweat.
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Though, again, critics aren't convinced the legislation won't result in chilled speech across the bloc as platforms and websites seek to shrink their compliance risk.
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Currently, Australia and Qatar are the top two exporters of LNG, which is a form of the fuel chilled to liquid for transport by sea.
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Construction will start immediately, with first shipments of the super-chilled fuel expected before 2025, aiming to feed surging demand from Asian buyers, primarily China.
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The chilled Pacific Ocean waters do warm up this time of year, but these unusual temperatures are still about 21925 or 22014 degrees above average.
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"The heart of that Madame Tsai on the other side of the Taiwan Strait must at this moment be chilled to the core," it said.
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"At minimum, any champagne should be chilled for up to three hours, but no more than a day in advance, for best enjoyment," says Deschamps.
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In follow-up taste tests, a panel of 76 judges found the chilled tomatoes to be far less flavorful than those harvested the day before.
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We chilled with 600 acolytes of the micromobility craze—you know, the bikes, scooters, velomobiles, and unicycles that have taken so many cities by storm.
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Still, it's hard to watch a show like Downton Abbey and not crave a perfectly baked scone or chilled bowl of...idk, rich people soup.
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Place the chilled brown butter in a large bowl with the sugars and beat on medium speed with a hand mixer until light and fluffy.
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Mintel said its retail consumption data includes packaged pasta and "meal accompaniment pasta" products but exclude soups as well as frozen and chilled ready meals.
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Analysts have speculated it is gearing up to replicate its U.S. Fresh service for about 20,000 chilled or frozen products in Britain later this year.
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The winter wallop may have chilled housing activity in some parts of the country, but overheated home prices are really what are slowing sales nationwide.
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LNG, where natural gas is chilled to minus 22017 degrees celsius (minus 20183 Farenheit), allows transportation of the fuel from gas fields to demand centres.
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While she got ready, the bride-to-be streamed 1950s, chilled music via Spotify, Meghan's wedding makeup artist and longtime friend Daniel Martin tells PEOPLE.
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China's imports of the super-chilled fuel almost doubled to 218.7 million tonnes in September from the same month in 253.4, according to customs data.
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On their website, Tropicana says "we do not recommend using chilled juices that have been left unrefrigerated more than three hours," but doesn't explain why.
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A Tom and Jerry cocktail is the hot (temperature) cousin to chilled eggnog, and is about as festive and wintery as a beverage can get.
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The expected ample U.S. beef supplies could mean export prices fall to compensate for the increased tariffs or demand could switch to chilled beef imports.
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This type of investment simply cannot realize an adequate return in a nationalized system, and the development of breakthrough drugs and technology is therefore chilled.
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The problem for China is that its strong demand for LNG is driving up spot prices and tightening the market for the super-chilled fuel.
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LNG ships, serving Asian customers, will then pull up alongside and fill their tanks with liquefied gas that has been chilled to -162 degrees Celsius.
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Nighttime is better for berry picking, because lower temperatures make the berry less tender, and also because cooling the already chilled berries requires less energy.
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"This has completely chilled the environment, where communities feel unsafe," said Sima Atri, a staff lawyer at the New Orleans Workers' Center for Racial Justice.
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When it's time to protest, activists know to bring their passion, comfortable shoes, and — most importantly — a chilled, refreshing Pepsi to diffuse any tense situation.
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The lack of regulatory clarity has chilled action in the cryptocurrency investment space, as companies move away from previously planned exchanges, derivative listings and ICOs.
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Fog and its compatriot, low fog, the super-chilled stuff that hugs the floor — those two things eat up more tech time than anything else.
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Everyone would benefit if we all chilled out on making these videos for a second, but no one seems to be able to stop themselves.
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However, prior to their arrival at stores, the eggs must be rinsed, inspected, graded, and stored and transported in chilled rooms to minimize bacterial growth.
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The mini fridge below was equipped with beer, miniature wine bottles, chilled glasses, and both a Snickers and the Brazilian imitation, Charge (pronounced Charge-ey).
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The 11th arrondissement restaurant nailed the chilled fine dining vibe, soon winning a Michelin star and a place on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.
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Labour's deputy leader, Tom Watson, who is frequently critical of Corbyn, said he was "shocked, chilled and appalled" by the allegations in the BBC report.
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Transfer the mixture to an airtight container and refrigerate until well chilled, at least 6 hours, or for even better texture and flavor, 24 hours.
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The foam tastes strongly of soy sauce, and the noodles are coated in a super-concentrated dashi broth that's flavor is only intensified when chilled.
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By comparing the chilled sample with the room-temperature samples, the team will be able to assess the frozen curation technique for the first time.
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Tonight, breakfast for dinner, and the only good use of a nonstick pan: cheesy eggs, with buttered toast, and jelly glasses of chilled red wine.
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As she cooked, her guests chatted in the living room and helped themselves to glasses of chilled Zisola, a fruity, deep red wine from Sicily.
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The two leaders once had a warm relationship, but it has chilled in recent months because of disagreements over issues like climate change and Iran.
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Order a glass and several dishes — thick slices of salmon and tuna sashimi, maybe some chilled tofu, plus a plate of piping-hot fried octopus.
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You can very much hear the chemistry between the two artists on the song, a chilled out warning about getting too comfortable in a relationship.
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Since it's difficult to let loose when you're chilled to the bone, your New Year's Eve outfit should be sufficiently insulated from the winter cold.
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If you prefer to keep your drinks ice-cold, bring an insulated water bottle so that you're not tempted to buy chilled bottles on site.
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The technique is different from that of 242Below, the Thai ice cream chain, where the mix is rolled as it freezes on a chilled surface.
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A close rival was the chilled bowl of barely vinegared mackerel interwoven with grilled cucumbers, sliced plums and salty red dabs of mashed fermented plums.
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The beef chilled -- at least, until this week ... when Draymond brought back the meme on a black T-shirt -- with three rings on Arthur's hand.
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Mahomes sucked face with Brittany often, chilled on the boat's bed ... and it sure as hell looked like he and everyone else had a blast.
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Then a train stalls, life happens and Icelandair is left alone at the altar, with only a chilled shot of Brennivín to drown its sorrows.
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When ties between Beijing and Seoul chilled, Chinese tourism to South Korea plummeted and Made-in-South Korea products were shunned by consumers in China.
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Lights are kept on to keep the horses' circadian rhythms constant on night flights, and the cabin is chilled to keep them fresh, he said.
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The outbreak has also chilled consumer demand and hammered the services sector, with restaurants, hotels, cinemas and travel agents among the segments most visibly hit.
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But sitting in a tub of water chilled to 2100-something degrees Fahrenheit -- ideally for 10 to 15 minutes, according to research -- isn't exactly pleasant.
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Imports of the super-chilled fuel in the first 22018 months of 217.3 shrank 210% on the year to 22019,225 tonnes, according to Chinese customs.
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Imports of the super-chilled fuel in the first 10 months of 53 shrank 87.2% on the year to 258,955 tonnes, according to Chinese customs.
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Her awful mother, LaVona (Allison Janney, chilled and excellent), is the one who arranges for Tonya to take lessons with a skating coach (Julianne Nicholson).
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Equipped with projections, hammocks, and crashing 1960s rock and roll, the installation offers the perfect environment for chilled-out contemplation of all one has seen.
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A drone flew chilled human blood for 160 miles over the hot Arizona desert — smashing records for transport of biological samples on a remotely operated vehicle.
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Research, like a 2013 study published in the journal Nature, support the hypothesis that rhinoviruses can reproduce and flourish inside people's winter-chilled upper respiratory tracts.
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It's really cute and located close enough to the city center to be walkable but far enough removed to offer a more relaxing and chilled vibe.
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Run your fingers under the breast and thigh skin to loosen it, then spread the chilled butter under the skin and over the breast and thighs.
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The mosquitoes were generally fine with being kept chilled at a wide range of temperatures, though 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit (14 degrees Celsius) appeared to be ideal.
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Controls on social media and the perception that authorities may be spying on cellphones has already chilled discourse, say free speech advocates and former UAE prisoners.
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Like other oil majors, Chevron is betting big on liquefied natural gas, a form of the fuel super-chilled to liquid form for transport on tankers.
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Investor sentiment towards Brazil chilled as central bank president Roberto Campos Neto acknowledged there is a "relevant probability" the economy contracted slightly in the first quarter.
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That truth is not lost on this dog and guinea pig duo that's calmly munching on a watermelon snack like the chilled-out pals they are.
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This genius aloe-leaf powder can be mixed with water to create a gel, or stirred in with chilled chamomile tea to make a soothing mask.
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Ocado also intends to add heat sensors in the ambient product storage grid which are in addition to the existing sensors in the chilled storage grid.
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Another chilled beverage innovation, Nitro Cold Brew, is available in about half of its U.S. stores as Starbucks targets nationwide availability by the end of year.
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It said prices rose fastest in markets such as crisps, canned fish and frozen fish, while falling in canned cola, instant coffee and chilled fruit juices.
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There were also times when we just chilled for a few minutes in different grass patches because, by the halfway point, we were hurting real bad.
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But he's also chilled on TV with Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert and launched a nonpartisan and rather dazzling plan to reach Mars by the 2030s.
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But now that I was only pursuing women, scratch required sourcing a specific fancy ingredient elsewhere, one served chilled alongside a heaping scoop of rude awakening.
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Also, both the liquid oxygen fuel farm—where the company stores tanks of super-chilled liquid oxygen—and its kerosene fuel farm were thankfully left untouched.
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Chinese tariffs on U.S. natural gas have halted Beijing's purchases of U.S. LNG, a form of the fuel chilled to liquid form for transport by sea.
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According to a 2018 McCafé survey of U.S. adults, 26 percent of Americans drink chilled or cold coffee all year round, and in all weather conditions.
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Here are 7 shows that you and your mother are sure to enjoy together as you sip some chilled pinot greej and nibble on salami. 1.
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Scott and 19-year-old Sofia Richie chilled on the beach in Miami Thursday after arriving together earlier in the day for an apparent couples vacay.
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Russia delivered a record amount of LNG to Europe in February, becoming the biggest supplier of the chilled fuel to the continent for the first time.
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"We're pretty chilled about it," says Blomfield when I ask him if TransferWise's tentative entry into the bank account space was in any way a concern.
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In a separate decision this week, the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) said fresh chilled or frozen beef could be safely imported from Brazil.
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Pepe The Frog was created by cartoonist Matt Furie in 22017 as a chilled out, friendly frog who led a simple life in a comic book.
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This can force a profoundly chilled layer of water near the surface to mix down, allowing warmer, saltier water to well up — and melt the ice.
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Melting coconut oil with white chocolate creates a hardened exterior when chilled for an oh-so-delightful summer treat that'll get more attention than the fireworks.
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The shock British vote in June to secede from the EU has chilled already tepid growth in the euro area and has shaken global financial markets.
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Research published in the British Food Journal shows that frozen foods generate 47 percent less food waste in the home compared to ambient and chilled food.
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However, in my test, I actually found the wine in the dish towel chilled the second-slowest after the bottle that was just in the fridge.
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The lactose-free beverage is chilled to 37 degrees as soon as it leaves the cow, and the dairy components are separated and then re-blended.
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The best summertime memories are created at backyard barbecues or jam sessions on the patio — preferably with a chilled glass of rosé or sangria in hand.
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The two partners created DPA as a 50:50 joint venture (JV) in 2003 to manufacture and commercialize chilled and liquid dairy products in Latin America.
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Chilled pea soup had a beguiling, toasted depth, and even the garnish was delicious, an open pea pod stretched across the rim of a shot glass.
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There's a full-throttle thrill to breaking open chilled snow crab legs and dunking their briny flesh in brown butter that's reinforced with mashed crab liver.
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It's a chilled introduction that reads as an attempt at distancing, perhaps to put Christine at arm's length or to suggest that she will be unknowable.
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The Democratic Party alleges the conspiracy and the hacking hurt their relationship with voters, chilled donations, disrupted their political convention and subjected their staffers to harassment.
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On a drizzly Tuesday in February, I met Smith and King in front of GoWesty's offices, in the chilled-out oceanside town of Los Osos, California.
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After stacking two thin films of the superconducting material and topological insulator on top of one another, they placed the materials in a chilled vacuum chamber.
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Drake skipped out on the 6 and is down in the Dominican Republic, giving us lessons in how to live that infinity-pool, chilled-out life.
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A chilled-out samba that pre-empted Drake's 2016 smash "Hotline Bling" by a full decade, the shopping music became a meme in its own right.
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The determined use of the Bank Secrecy Act and the Anti-Money Laundering Laws (BSA/AML) has chilled the ability of these banks to operate overseas.
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It received its first cargo of Italian pork this week, customs said on its website, while Argentina shipped its first boatload of chilled pork to China.
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The online price of £36 includes a flute (or more) of chilled Pommery Brut Royal Champagne and fast-track entry to the head of the class.
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However, some operators may be chilled by the fact that, as of Wednesday, three people involved in such a scheme have been convicted of federal crimes.
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Cold brew coffee is a chilled version of your favorite caffeinated beverage, but the process is not as simple as pouring your Folgers drip over ice.
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Arctic LNG-2 will become the third liquefied natural gas (LNG) project for Novatek, which hopes to match Qatar in production of the super-chilled fuel.
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Consumption of liquefied natural gas, which is chilled to liquid form and transported on special ships, is growing faster than that of natural gas or oil.
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Lithuanian officials say Walmart, responding to their protests, has pulled the shirts from its online shelves — a move that chilled already icy relations between the countries.
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"The 5013th Circuit has opened the door for the major donors of thousands of charities to be exposed and chilled through California's dragnet," the petition said.
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If you're in charge of grilling, the CDC recommends keeping meat, poultry, and seafood chilled until it's ready to cook, and transporting it in a cooler.
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We're estranged from some of our most important allies, who are exhausted by Trump's moods, offended by his mockery of them and chilled by his ignorance.
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Another 2016 study in the journal Food Chemistry found that chilled potatoes had more resistant starch than reheated potatoes, though both had more than hot potatoes.
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It is trickled over choritos a la Chalaca, a platter of big, chilled mussels in their green-edged shells under a mound of raw Peruvian salsa.
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The effects of reduced energy use are already being seen in the market for liquefied natural gas, a chilled fuel used in industry and power generation.
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During the 2018 calendar year, the country sold 2.2 billion kilograms — worth around $514.3 million — of fresh and chilled onions overseas, according to official trade data.
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But Together is the only place I have seen shwe yin aye: chilled coconut milk poured over tapioca pearls, knobs of sticky rice and coconut jelly.
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In liquefied natural gas (LNG), no U.S. cargoes have been delivered since March to China, the world's fastest-growing major market for the super-chilled fuel.
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Mexico imposed a 10 percent tariff on chilled and frozen pork muscle cuts effective June 5, and that import tax doubled to 20 percent July 5.
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Sessions on Wednesday rejected criticism that Trump's remarks chilled free speech in the U.S., arguing that the president has First Amendment rights just like any citizen.
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Why you'll love it: Shari's Berries dips delicious, sweet strawberries in rich Belgian chocolate and delivers them to your door, safely chilled with an ice pack.
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"It's a humbling thing to have people think that you can run the country," says Oprah, appearing impressively chilled about the whole thing in the clip above.
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Sandra Kalter, who testified on behalf of the medical device manufacturer Medtronic, complained that "innovation is chilled" and that it's hard to keep doctors up-to-date.
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That water is put through a water cooler—the opposite of a radiator—located above the platform, which, in turn, lets off chilled air to commuters below.
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