Skewer up some strawberries, pineapple chunks, banana coins, apple chunks… even cubed watermelon!
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Except for when those fresh chunks of chicken are actually fresh chunks of fish.
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The solution first splits data into tiny chunks and encrypts those chunks in parallel.
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Putting out, say, some scrambled eggs, cooked carrot chunks, banana chunks, cooked squash, etc.
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Larger chunks would crater our world, while smaller chunks would burn up in the atmosphere.
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Chop chicken into large chunks — as close to the size of the pineapple chunks as possible.
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Chunks build on chunks, and, she says, the neural network built upon that knowledge grows bigger.
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So, in kimberlite deposits, we find all sorts of chunks of mantle rocks and minerals, along with chunks of the crust that the kimberlite blasted through (we call these chunks "xenoliths"—foreign rocks).
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Companies are chopping their businesses into ever smaller chunks and placing those chunks in the most cost-effective locations.
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It's an un-yeasted dough, with both apple puree and chunks of apples, and chunks of soft, salty farmer's cheese.
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That designer DNA was then chemically synthesized in small chunks, assembled into bigger chunks and then finally into an entire chromosome.
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Built-in programs made for specific recipes also help to hone in on texture and prevent chunks where there shouldn't be chunks.
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Precision depends both on how small you can make the chunks of time but also on how well you can read those chunks.
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Mr. Ubhaus smokes bacon, cuts it into small, juicy chunks and buries the chunks, like treasure, amid popcorn drizzled with an elegant parsley purée.
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"His idea is just taking chunks and chunks out of the Second Amendment until we don't have a Second Amendment anymore, and people need protection," Trump said.
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Byte Size Chunks: Java Object-Oriented Programming & Design After just 7 hours of premium instruction, you'll be ready to conquer the programming language that powers large chunks of the internet. 5.
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In a weird case where only big chunks are created, some chunks would hit Earth and generate massive shockwaves, potentially global tsunami, and would throw massive amounts of debris into the atmosphere.
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The eight serrated stainless steel blades are ace at chopping large chunks of food and obliterate ice (unless you choose the pulse feature to make salsa, then it'll leave the chunks you want).
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"It's a thing that he feels — I think he's incorrect about it, they're just taking chunks and chunks out of the Second Amendment, but I think he probably means well," Trump said Wednesday.
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A few fund managers own big chunks of most firms.
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I think a lot of the chunks are pretty old.
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Large chunks of the federal government shut down on Dec.
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In this way, space is built up of discrete chunks.
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LQG is in large part a study of these chunks.
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The blocks at the bottom amount to chunks of code.
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Serves 1 ½ cup pineapple chunks packed in juice (not drained)
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Villanelle is left alone in brief chunks at a time.
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Chunky Monkey: banana ice cream with fudge chunks and walnuts9.
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Police found chunks of fur and blood inside the car.
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First responders died slowly, their skin peeling off in chunks.
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Chunks of manchego joined marinated olives for a tasty starter.
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This enabled further chunks of firms' activities to be outsourced.
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In a large bowl, break apart cornbread into small chunks.
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Within days, rebels won control over chunks of the country.
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It's a game best played in chunks of several hours.
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Those will all take up chunks of Senate floor time.
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When chunks of ice break off, it's known as calving.
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The brownie chunks are harder than biscuits, but that's fine.
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The steak tartare features confidently, startlingly thick chunks of meat.
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Those chunks then melt and cause sea levels to rise.
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Large chunks of blood clot and ravaged brain came out.
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They've already found ways to regenerate large chunks of muscle.
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There was just melted cheese and sad, sad chicken chunks.
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So we didn't have chunks or anything to hide behind.
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Ms. Lawson began sandblasting again, chiseling away chunks of bone.
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The mixture should be thick and smooth, with no chunks.
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Maybe memories of feathered slime and pepperoni chunks had faded.
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We drink taro stalk soup with chunks of pig's blood.
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Windows were blown out, chunks scraped from ceilings and walls.
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These hulking chunks of ice are usually easy to spot.
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They recovered three large brown chunks of a dinosaur jaw.
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Cut up cantaloupe, honeydew, pineapple or other favorites into chunks.
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IT'S GOING TO COME IN A LITTLE BIT OF CHUNKS.
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Large chunks of Bill's work simply could not be found.
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You might like ground beef or big chunks of meat.
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For Walmart, Walton family members hold large chunks of shares.
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Thankfully, Maz Kanata's castle serves more than rotisserie meat chunks.
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The chunks of white meat chicken were juicy and flavorful.
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"I spend big chunks of money so rarely," Whitman says.
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It was covered in chili flakes and chunks of 'nduja.
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And you still have big chunks of those businesses, right?
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So for example, pineapple gets chopped to half inch chunks.
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Using a fork, break the cheese up into rough chunks.
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Do children deserve our undivided attention for big chunks of time?
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Premium Chunks in Gravy Chunky Stew (UPC: 7910050249) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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Teach it to them in short chunks and make it relatable.
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Instead, Gurley didn't play for large chunks of the Super Bowl.
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They dig giant holes and pull out chunks of old pipe.
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But chunks of it have been preserved for all to behold.
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Both candidates are viewed negatively by large chunks of the electorate.
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Steve has focused more on raising what is now $2,700 chunks.
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Poor people don't get fresh pineapple chunks and frozen waffles, Janelle.
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Dozens of craters have carved out large chunks of the Earth.
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The ice cream brand is now testing packaged Cookie Dough Chunks.
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Then, it will send back huge chunks of information in batches.
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Toss in the chunks of dough and stir to coat. 2.
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They ran it in seven chunks or whatever it was. Yeah.
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Issa bop but also has chunks of my soul in it.
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Chop the dates into chunks and place in a small saucepan.
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This included chunks of docks, crates of wood and entire boats.
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Pulse until almost a paste, but some chunks of shrimp remain.
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Now it lies in giant chunks of stone around the water.
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This binary string was then divided up into 6-bit chunks.
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This one has a mint filling and chunks of Oreo, too.
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So it wasn't as though we lost big chunks of money.
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Materialized on earth, the beyond can only be delivered in chunks.
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But the risk is that chunks of the industry would migrate.
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Italian banks, for example, own huge chunks of the country's debt.
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The firm had large chunks of bank debt maturing in 2018.
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Even abridged and cut into chunks, the movie remains a delight.
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I tackled work projects by dividing my time into short chunks.
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They are shaped into chunks between two and four minutes long.
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Mix the whole thing until there are no more chunks 3.
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I mean huge chunks of it, all going into the bin.
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I dropped chunks of dope into my spoon with reckless enthusiasm.
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The soup was completely pureed, devoid of any chunks or crunchiness.
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This makes it difficult for interpreters to recall chunks of thought.
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"People were retiring with nice chunks of change," Professor Jacoby said.
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Break the tuna into chunks and add it to the sauce.
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Rarely do you get to eat chunks of fish that size.
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Huge chunks of the Farm Bill are devoted to commodity crops.
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That's a lot of debt, great chunks of which could default.
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Add more wood chunks or small logs, and you're in business.
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Pouring rain and chunks of hail sent protesters scrambling for cover.
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"I would save in chunks whenever I got paid," she said.
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Think of it as an oral history in 140-character chunks.
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Just not books with big chunks of text and no images.
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The only chunks there were small and easy to navigate through.
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They were two different chunks of information heading into Fusion GPS.
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Trump will aim to erase big chunks of Obama's regulatory agenda.
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Those chunks were then given a protective sheath of silica nanoparticles.
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These large chunks of ice are trying to find a path.
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Orange dumpsters outside are filled with chunks of drywall and insulation.
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Within the file, metadata is kept in data structures called chunks.
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Critical chunks include actual image data, bit depth, and color palette.
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Premium Chunks in Gravy with Beef & Chicken (UPC: 7910050247) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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There also appear to be chunks of fuel on the vessel's walls.
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All you need is milk, red wine, and some dark chocolate chunks.
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Wind also kicked up chunks of foam and blew it like snow.
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But Tiles are otherwise totally crappy gifts—cheap chunks of frustrating plastic.
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Asteroids are chunks of primitive rocky bodies that orbit around the sun.
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It wasn't just dust; chunks that looked like knuckles fell by themselves.
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Large chunks of the economy are dominated by bloated quasi-state enterprises.
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To do this, they pick chunks of DNA to compare between specimens.
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Finally, they splice these chunks into "megachunks", with 93,000-60,000 letters each.
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It's a shame that certain chunks of this fandom missed the memo.
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Researchers then search for patterns by comparing these chunks with each other.
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Gently drop in cod chunks and let cook through, about 5 minutes.
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Cookies are small chunks of data that websites store on your computer.
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Stone uses these to allow Gordon-Levitt to narrate chunks of action.
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The chunks look more like pumice or moon stones than sewer sludge.
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The grape juice company recently released their latest product: frozen avocado chunks.
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The formula doesn't have flecks of glitter or chunks of thickening fibers.
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To assemble the salad, Szymanski cuts the meat into crouton-sized chunks.
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But for literary purposes, I compressed lots of episodes into readable chunks.
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Many are "meteorwrongs": chunks of rock and metal that masquerade as meteorites.
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I simply tore it into big chunks and let it dry overnight.
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Eventually, the larger chunks wind up in extreme orbits, just like Sedna.
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Are French fries more Gritty than chopped up chunks of grilled chicken?
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Paddle until well combined and there are no white chunks left. 4.
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The soup should be creamy with small, tender chunks of potatoes. 3.
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It knocks out large chunks of Obamacare, but not all of it.
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ANZ, for example, is already shedding large chunks of its foreign operations.
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The chunks are then fed into a machine called a genotyping array.
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Sourdough chunks are the perfect pairing for a creamy celebration of seafood.
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Today big chunks of plaster and paint are missing from the facades.
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Others on campus earn far bigger chunks of change for sneaker deals.
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At 3°C, the ocean swallows even larger chunks of our coastlines.
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For me, pianos always have the taste and texture of pineapple chunks.
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In a few places, water had washed out chunks of the road.
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Then floods covered cornfields with ice chunks the size of golf carts.
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For great chunks of the day, we had not even one customer.
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Dislodge ice chunks and salt from between the pads as they happen.
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Using a sharp knife, you cut thick chunks and then butterfly them.
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Sometimes you'll find them frozen, in chunks, and those are perfectly fine.
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There's evidence that only certain chunks of society are getting the message.
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Biting chunks of flesh or fins was something that came much later.
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"The chunks of meat, squash, beans — it fills you up," Aganon says.
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And it still has plenty of tender chunks of juicy, brawny beef.
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But lawyers have found ways to take big chunks of their payouts.
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Paint has peeled away in thick chunks that dangle like gray leaves.
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It can even cope with those chunks arriving in the wrong order.
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The consoles themselves were similar, chunks of plastic with no moving parts.
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Work is broken into predictable chunks, with clearly defined goals and criteria.
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All these big chunks of ice, however, calved out from floating ice shelves.
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Chunks of raw vegetables What non-food items are the biggest choking risks?
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Premium Chunks in Gravy with Smoky Turkey & Bacon (UPC: 7910050246) • Skippy 13.23 oz.
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"There were large chunks of concrete starting to come down," Stafford told CNN.
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The plastic wrap was easy to remove and left the desired chunks intact.
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The company mentions that user files are divided into tiny chunks and encrypted.
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" To start, set aside chunks of time at home as "work-free zones.
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Under a sprinkling acid chunks, the iPhone first began to discolor and degrade.
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Ice chunks begin to form in the river, and snowflakes begin to fall.
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That's Kansasand Nebraska, along with chunks of Oklahoma, South Dakota, Colorado and Wyoming.
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But there are logical reasons for chopping a NASCAR race into smaller chunks.
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It is also especially helpful if you're working with compressed chunks of hash.
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Two lost chunks will be replaced, along with a missing slice of sky.
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Your dough should look rough and have chunks of unmixed butter in it.
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It included five or six large shrimp and chunks of perfectly cooked vegetables.
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Ice chunks thud to the ground at 90 miles per hour and shatter.
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Unfortunately, all of the messages I find are distorted, with huge chunks missing.
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So it's better to play in bite sized chunks rather than long stretches.
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The winning option, Ready-to-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake cookies, full of strawberry chunks.
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This rapid rotation is forcing chunks of cometary material to loosen and dislodge.
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Trilobites In 2008, chunks of space rock crashed in the deserts of Sudan.
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Alternately skewer hot dog pieces, tomatoes, and pineapple chunks onto 4 skewers. 2.
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Now that Spotify has gone public, they're selling big chunks of those holdings.
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It has the flavor, consistency, and onion/tomato/jalapeño chunks just like salsa.
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AIG has been divesting chunks of its operation to return capital to shareholders.
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The frozen chunks are placed into baggies, labeled and put away in storage.
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Finally we have the many chunks of Brooklyn, each a town in itself.
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Some chunks are as big as a truck, others smaller than a dime.
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You want small chunks, not a paste, to compare with the fresh stuff.
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As TLTROs mature in large chunks, the ECB fears a cliff-edge effect.
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Maybe not the game as a whole, but at least chunks of it.
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A lot is kept from the viewer, then parceled out in discrete chunks.
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Will's whole column is worth reading but two chunks stand out to me.
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Chunks of poetry, essays and correspondence run together in a slurry of quotation.
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The texture, which purposefully isn't uniform, contains small chunks just like real beef.
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Chunks of 85033,000 records were also offered for $10,000 each, according to Krebs.
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Remarkably, large chunks of the foundations and many lychen-encrusted columns still stand.
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Chunks of magma were being spewed 210 feet (26 meters) in the air.
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Layer the remaining cheese over the top, followed by chunks of the sausage.
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"Visually when [the dough is] right, you'll see chunks of butter," he says.
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While the population has since stabilized, large chunks of the city remain unoccupied.
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Leaked Source provided three chunks of data to Motherboard, each containing 10,6853 records.
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He cooks lardon-size chunks of bacon in a large cast iron skillet.
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Not so great were the hard and watery tomato chunks and unexciting cheese.
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The Chinese company purchased chunks of everything from Deutsche Bank (DB) to Hilton.
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They have both raised large chunks of money from local and overseas investors.
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Large chunks of the four volumes read like plain history, describing actual incidents.
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Now you only need to recall two chunks rather than six random units.
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The dump trucks are everywhere out here, carrying chunks of compacted oil sand...
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Afterward, as he surveyed the twisted chunks of metal that remained, he chuckled.
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Major chunks of material were the same, yet the comedy still seemed transformed.
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Microsoft's Bing Translator page converts chunks of pasted text from a site, too.
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However, we are consistently taking chunks of Detail and putting it on linear.
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I know it had pineapple chunks, but after that, it wasn't that strong.
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Break the cream cheese off into chunks and add it to the bowl.
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Chunks of shrapnel from the Union's assault on the city rest on shelves.
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The train rumbled south, frozen chunks of the Hudson visible through its windows.
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In Croatia, it's often served cut in chunks and drizzled with olive oil.
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It later turned out that Frey had fabricated large chunks of the book.
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A warming ocean has already killed large chunks of Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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"Really, there are large chunks of the world that are unexplored," said Petraglia.
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He also owns significant chunks of central Detroit, where Quicken Loans is based.
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Biden builds his edge on dominance among three chunks of Democratic primary voters.
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Wood chunks burn faster than charcoal, so you'll need to replenish them often.
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One of my specialties is herbed cornbread stuffed with big chunks of Brie.
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Berkshire has grown by spending large chunks of money to acquire other companies.
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Using her hammer, she broke the dry ice into three-inch-thick chunks.
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Pulse the mixture until the dried fruit is broken down into smaller chunks.
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Not-critical chunks offer histograms, gamma values, default background colors, and, finally, text.
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JC: Arent big chunks of the population in Europe saying they don't want more.
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In a flood, water churns up chunks of sediment and spreads into the oxbow.
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The two accompanying dips breathe life into these succulent but plain chunks of protein.
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It looks like there are actual chunks of cranberry, potato, and ginger on them.
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The blockchain is composed of literal blocks: collections of transactions organized into sequential chunks.
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"And if you spew I'll blow chunks, so I shall not hurl," Carvey replied.
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Each of these chunks of shrapnel exponentially increases the chance of another orbital collision.
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The virtue of leaving the potatoes in small chunks is both texture and flavor.
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If you're inserting, you just insert into the hypertable and we create new chunks.
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The coconut chunks are fully peeled, making them easy to throw into any recipe.
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These hearty chunks of frozen coconut meat will make one thing better: your morning.
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He happily ate some of the unblended chunks of sweet potato and mango, however.
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Huge chunks of the film just focus on the reality of these bizarre circumstances.
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But the company has grown, and those chunks are each now worth $8 million.
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A competitive, open economy cannot work well if large chunks of it are secret.
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Still, the MTA is actively trying to get those tiny unconnected chunks to disappear.
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Chunks of foam: Creators like to mix these squishy foam pieces into slime bases.
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I consider smartwatches to be small chunks of screen space separated from our phones.
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These chunks could cause damage to shoreline infrastructure, or worsen flooding in some cases.
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Unlike GSM networks, Sigfox can only transmit small chunks of data, like location information.
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Large chunks of the Democratic Party consider the answer on both matters obviously yes.
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On Tuesday, officials began noticing large chunks of concrete missing from the dam's spillway.
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Congealed duck blood is boiled in soup with vermicelli or chunks of spicy tofu.
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For three years running, they've suggested taking very large chunks of that money out.
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AL: So that's, that's a very big question, has several big bite sized chunks.
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Firefighters quickly assessed the scene and noticed chunks of concrete falling from the bridge.
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When those big chunks of ice thaw, you can get buildings tilting and changing.
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The treat consists of chocolate chunks, brownies, fudge, all blended with vanilla soft serve.
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I feel comfortable paying off chunks of my student loans sooner than later, too.
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I buy milk, chicken broth, semisweet chocolate chunks, canned diced tomato, broccoli, and mushrooms.
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These awesome sharks are biting at large chunks of tuna tied to a rope.
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Vast chunks of infrastructure need to be ripped out of the ground and replaced.
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Catherine Price We're not necessarily looking at our phone in long chunks of time.
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Of course, I use bigger tools when I've got big chunks to take off.
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All the same, vast unknown chunks of the world still tempt the purely adventurous.
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Lunch in the Voloveka usually consisted of fist-size chunks of raw pig fat.
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Some chunks were absolutely drenched in butter, some tasted just like plain toasted bread.
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And the chunks can be bigger or smaller depending on how well you chew.
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The seafood chowder was a bland vegetable minestrone with a few chunks of salmon.
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Massive chunks of the bridge had drifted more than a football field's length downstream.
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They could also use reconciliation to eliminate chunks of ObamaCare or change the budget.
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Saturn's apparently permanent rings are made of ice and rock, often very large chunks.
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In one room, the ceiling started to crack, crumble or fly off in chunks.
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Melania virtually disappeared after her Republican convention mishap purloining some Michelle Obama speech chunks.
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On the other side, another one cooks, tossing chunks of pork belly with ginger.
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The LP itself flickers between melancholy acoustics and brighter, full-band chunks of Americana.
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The complaint may be valid, but it leaves out huge chunks of the truth.
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Employees are encouraged to hold "office hours" to protect unbroken chunks of work time.
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And it also eats up huge chunks of time and can limit one's life.
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A difficulty I encountered immediately was that nothing was cut into bite-sized chunks.
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Alana: Yeah, I wanted to show the hunks and chunks of all that goodness.
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Leftist parties were alarmed that an American businessman was buying big chunks of Chile.
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They make copies of your DNA, then break those stands up into shorter chunks.
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But within milliseconds, chunks of ice crystals started breaking off from the freeze front.
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I piled my plastic plate high with watermelon chunks and smiled, chatting with collaborators.
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Best for stuffing and roasting, or cutting up to cook in chunks or purées.
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Microgrids can gather those smaller resources together into discrete, more manageable and predictable chunks.
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As a columnist, I spend large chunks of the day ingesting and analyzing information.
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I also would take chunks of plaster from my dad's studio and carve them.
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As chunks of matter moved together, they increased in speed and collided, getting hotter.
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I tried that and was told to break it up into 100-page chunks.
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So, like any endeavor, it's best to break your wardrobe update into manageable chunks.
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A heaping plate of clear jelly soon glistened before me, wobbling over eel chunks.
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The cooler fills with zip-locked bags containing flawless chunks of the choicest meat.
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But good things happen when torn chunks of fresh buffalo mozzarella meet roasted eggplant.
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Divots in corridors marked where shrapnel had knocked chunks of plaster from the walls.
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Part of this deliciousness is derived from twice-frying: first in chunks, then smashed.
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You attack all the savory juices with soup spoons and chunks of crusty bread.
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I don't remove the crusts, but simply cut the bread into one-inch chunks.
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It was not creamy at all, and it had giant potato chunks in it.
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I like them with chunks of Parmesan, with raw clams, with coins of soppressata.
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He skewered chunks of foie gras, another of Gascony's main products, with sea scallops.
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He has a particular Thomas Keller chocolate cookie with chocolate chunks that he likes.
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They cut it into chunks, threw the pieces in their truck, and drove off.
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Those few-minute chunks frequently stretched into hours-long sessions for me this year.
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Instead, the crunch comes from the meaty chunks getting fired again in the smoker.
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For the knowledge worker, that means large chunks of unstructured time spent doing nothing.
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Workouts can also be broken down into small chunks of activity throughout the day.
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Chunks of the landscape are always at different stages of recovery, with different vegetation.
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But HSI is certainly paying attention to the sale of large chunks of bitcoin.
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On a recent morning, miners were sifting chunks of rock searching for golden threads.
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It's these chunks of plastic and metal that will end up at the dump.
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Like the transactions that happen between banks, where they're moving bigger chunks of money.
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A network with DTN tech powering it uses a "store and forward" process, where data is split into chunks - it doesn't matter if the gaps between those chunks are drawn out, because the overall message can still be assembled at the other end.
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Take a few kilos of lamb neck kindly chopped into nice chunks by your butcher, cover it in water, add turnips and onions chopped also into happy chunks, a handful or two of barley, a little mace, and simmer until soft and giving.
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Chunks that sometimes complement, like tomato and pepper, and often contrast, like mango and jalapeño.
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Shackleton's men had to kill their dogs for food and clean themselves with ice chunks.
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Instead of procrastinating, the experts recommend you take on bite-sized chunks of a project.
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Smith chopped heavy-duty steel girders into chunks and mounted them atop comically tiny wheels.
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After all, why buy the cream if you can have the chunks in a bag?
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Out the window, massive chunks of broken ice looked like salt flakes on the water.
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In the process, he pulled large chunks of hair and scalp out of my head.
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Trader Joe's is selling 16-ounce bag of Just Coconut Chunks for just $2.49 each.
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That success means that the red chunks of our above chart weren't all fool's bets.
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The current framework would auction off priority access spectrum in small chunks, by census tract.
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The consortium's teams then stitch appropriate oligonucleotides together to build chunks about 10,000 letters long.
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Larger ice packs at the bottom will keep small chunks of ice cooler for longer.
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You can access verb conjugation, translate big chunks of text, access traditional dictionaries and more.
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Instead, they framed it as an expansion that would split responsibilities into more manageable chunks.
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Waves were taking chunks out of coastal roads, Coonerty says, destroying utility pipes beneath them.
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The spacecraft is expected to return to Earth with its chunks of rock in 2023.
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After pulling together the various chunks his reporters transcribed, Downie relistened to the entire audio.
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Scott continues to survey the area as the world rots away in specks and chunks.
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When you do start to earn more, you can add bigger chunks to your investments.
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Asbestos removal was underway, and large chunks of the theater's white shingle siding were missing.
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In Florida, and then in France, Disney insisted on buying up huge chunks of land.
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Such surprises can take large chunks out of a company's market cap in a flash.
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Revelers in Prince Edward Island, Canada, rolled around in chunks of ice amid fierce winds.
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But the fillings are differentiated by the enormous chunks of onion found in the pasty.
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Generously distributed throughout the chocolate are whole mini marshmallows and chunks of crunchy graham cracker.
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Sometimes it's sticks of blackboard chalk, sometimes it's large, asymmetrical, industrial size chunks of chalk.
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Now Trump will take office on the promise of undoing large chunks of Obama's legacy.
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Those longwinded chunks of text are an inevitable part of most celebrity scandal life cycles.
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He also explained that he wrote some scenes specifically around her chunks of unused dialogue.
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When we see trillion-ton ice chunks falling off a continent, that's well worth remembering.
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The encrypted chunks are then stored on Google Cloud Platform without any user-identifying information.
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Thieves could prospectively melt it down into smaller, nondescript chunks, and sell them off individually.
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Significant chunks of Trump's 1987 opus The Art of the Deal are quoted in full.
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As Woj-ciech explains, the 'Kamerka' tool marries several different chunks of Python code together.
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The FCC said Monday it will auction off access to multiple chunks of wireless spectrum.
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Walking in chunks can give you little boosts of confidence to keep you motivated, too.
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We also gave high marks to chunks of filet mignon tossed with lotus and asparagus.
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Read more: Avocado chunks recalled in 15 states after a bag tests positive for listeria
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Start with raan, one of Ruchi's standouts: skewered chunks of lamb leg marinated in yogurt.
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Instead of just offering up brief suggestions of intended code, Codota can recommend larger chunks.
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Now there's this 12-part Italian 2014 mini-series, airing weekly in two-episode chunks.
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Free bruschetta, olives, thin slices of soppressata and chunks of Parmesan cheese are on offer.
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The powerfully tangy broth was filled with big chunks of tilapia, pineapple and bitter melon.
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You don't run the whole marathon every day, you do increasing chunks that add up.
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Between cruises that they are assigned to work on, workers have chunks of vacation time.
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Indeed, huge chunks can be cut from the organ, only to grow back within days.
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You can use sublists inside a particular task to break it into bite-size chunks.
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Most chunks that land on Earth are small, weighing a few pounds at the most.
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People formed human chains to pass along supplies and remove chunks of lumber and concrete.
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Throw in some cacao powder and dark chocolate chunks with a drizzle of honey. Savory?
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You can see the chunks of hail falling, but the sound is what's truly remarkable.
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Without much luck, my girlfriend tried to jam those chunks of food down the drain.
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Lots of tiny things chew up tiny chunks of time which begin to add up.
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Sums like these could erase huge chunks of student debt or lead to lifestyle upgrades.
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I eat a piece of chocolate cake, some pineapple chunks, and have some Diet Coke.
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Transfer cod to a large bowl and flake with a fork into large chunks. 2.
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He admired the size of the chunks of animal moving on and off the hearth.
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If Niantic's past rollouts are any indication, it's going to be staged in gradual chunks.
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Except, instead of popping pimples, this guy removes massive chunks of earwax from people's ears.
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Still, major portions of the building remain missing, including chunks of its black marble staircase.
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Once they held the chunks of track, the Marines began the 500-meter track shuffle.
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That is of particular concern because mutual funds are holding big chunks of BBB debt.
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Serve with sautéed or roasted zucchini, or a nice fat green salad with avocado chunks.
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Chyna, on the other hand, makes huge chunks of change on appearances and hosting gigs.
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As impressive as the big-yardage runs, though, were the smaller but consistently available chunks.
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Hiding inside are white rice, potato chunks big as meatballs and featherlike shreds of chicken.
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The trade war has already taken a toll on large chunks of the global economy.
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Emperor penguins — the world's largest — breed and molt on sea ice, chunks of frozen seawater.
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I could feel chunks of my brain fusing together from the constant current of pain.
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Make the curry: Use a slotted spoon to scoop the pork chunks into the pot.
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Then, on a separate pan, I roasted chunks of cauliflower strewn with skinny lemon slices.
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If large chunks are falling, the plaster keys that grip the lath may be failing.
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Instead of lighting charcoal in your chimney starter, use hickory, oak or other wood chunks.
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It comes in bulk early in their career or later in chunks that are unpredictable.
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The steam from the just-baked pizza had heated the chunks but hadn't melted them.
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Another group consists of nearly life-size representations of pilgrims hewn from chunks of oak.
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Back in the lab, the oil was filtered to take out chunks of food particles.
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The crab cakes, generous with chunks of snowy meat, require a simple sauté in butter.
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My parents ate squirrels and gathered coal chunks from the train tracks during the Depression.
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Recent offerings included watermelon chunks and jicama rounds dressed with olive oil, salt and lemon.
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However, instead of transcribing word by word, the Translate app transcribes smaller chunks of text.
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Huge chunks of Uber&aposs business are thus dependent on regulatory arbitrage, not proprietary technology.
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Local television pictures showed the Chicago River and Lake Michigan filled with chunks of ice.
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Sometimes it's served over chunks of bread for thickness, sometimes it's served thin and brothy.
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Most of us play games in chunks at a time, a few hours at most.
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Angry homebuilders mailed chunks of two-by-fours to the Fed's marble headquarters in Washington.
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The app allows you highlight and share memorable chunks of text from whatever you're reading.
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The bomb blew off chunks of the market's corrugated tin roof and wrecked nearby stalls.
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That means you will be literally crushing it — whole fruits, vegetables, ice chunks — no problem.
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A cutting board is a must for cutting the meat into smaller, more manageable chunks.
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Do as Alison Roman does, and pack it with golden chunks of salty, crunchy bread.
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Trump, however, reserves large chunks of time for daily TV-watching, tweeting, and phone calls.
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You've written books before, so this not your entire life story, it's chunks of it.
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Where are the simple pleasures of midrange isos, those easily consumable chunks of visual information?
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Sonnen missed chunks of this decade due to suspensions for positive tests for banned substances.
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There are three different types of text chunks all with a standard dictionary entry format.
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To Weiss, the chunks of time you spend working on things are called performance episodes.
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With the help of a light on-premise appliance, FBS transparently chunks and end-to-end-encrypts all data before making the chunks mutually dependent and uploading them to multiple locations in the public cloud as well as keeping some of the data on-premise.
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It could then sell chunks of its tokens to earn revenue instead of charging artists directly.
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Bohn's next project is working to turn chunks of Long Beach's city center into eco-districts.
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So the scientists have to manufacture the DNA in small chunks — 163 or 100 base pairs.
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Elsewhere we saw twisted chunks of metal and contorted chassis: the remains of suicide car bombs.
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That tech, owned by Major League Baseball, will cut streams into chunks, adding a natural latency.
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In each case, he would have ripped chunks out of the world record in perfect conditions.
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The plant's feedstock is metallurgical-grade silicon, which can be extracted from pulverized chunks of quartzite.
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So these two competitors are fighting to get the biggest chunks of a relatively small market.
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Front loaders carry chunks of salt to a feeder machine that crushes them into finer pieces.
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It's bulging at the equator, and craters are clearly visible, as are chunks of large rocks.
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That allowed the peat to dry so that it could be removed in brick-like chunks.
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Often the mentality is to scale as quickly as possible, often requiring large chunks of money.
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The steam-related explosion early Monday sent chunks of lava into the air, piercing the roof.
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Chunks of hardened lava — dubbed by sightseers as "lava bergs" — float in a river of lava.
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No matter which side Apple stands on, it's going to upset large chunks of the population.
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Brittan said Etherington and his team have rewritten chunks of code to improve speed and efficiency.
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The shift has generated legal challenges, and chunks of the agenda are bottlenecked in the courts.
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Three men threw chunks of concrete into a gay bar in Galveston, Texas, in March 249.
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Pull out the bread from the center of the round, tearing it into small chunks. 4.
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Tapping on the text tool allows you to add multiple chunks of text to your images.
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It's much easier to fill chunks without worrying how the whole grid is going to connect.
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Federal agencies own and regulate huge chunks of land in western states like Oregon and Nevada.
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Cool completely, then transfer to a bowl and, using your hands, crumble into large chunks. 2.
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Those numbers and letters are a hash of Jason's text broken up into 20 byte chunks.
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Chipotle already offers a steak protein option, but carne asada is thinly sliced instead of chunks.
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For now, Ben & Jerry's is only testing the Cookie Dough Chunks at Scoop Shops in Vermont.
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Probably, they are chunks of Pluto's outer shell that got ripped off during the Big Smackdown.
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Authorities said they found Harrouff soon after, allegedly trying to bite chunks off the man's face.
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You know, those trays filled with bland freezer-burned peas and mushy chunks of defrosted carrots?
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The U.S. government tracks 20073,000 chunks and bits of space junk as they hurtle around Earth.
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In the afternoon, firefighters continued searching for additional victims amid concrete chunks and twisted metal pipes.
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One of my favorite desserts is, I'll get apples and cut them up into big chunks.
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Makes: 2 Servings 2 ½ cups peaches cut into 1-inch chunks (fresh or thawed from frozen)
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Teaching people to code in bite-sized, gamified chunks delivered via mobile app is Py's mission.
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The permafrost is thawing out from beneath homes, and huge chunks of the coast are crumbling.
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The pair livestreamed large chunks of their trip on Facebook Live, answering questions along the way.
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Many cars, trucks and other vehicles lay under the large chunks of concrete and metal debris.
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Detectives also discovered "lots of blood" and "chunks of bloody tissue" strewn throughout the couple's apartment.
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Kennedy, a bright-eyed, spunky student, was also losing chunks of her hair, her mother said.
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It will slide toward the ocean, where big chunks of it will break off as icebergs.
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"It's tearing the problem [of huge volume] into pieces to make chunks more comprehensible," Willner says.
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But deep in their metal brains, our phones still deal with texts in 160-character chunks.
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Conversations within Spaces are centered around chunks of content like web links, YouTube videos and photos.
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These tiny chunks then form a stream of particles that stretches along the comet's orbital path.
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I spend large chunks of my day behind a laptop, so I decided to start there.
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But the MOOC boom illustrated the enormous potential for delivering education online, in bite-sized chunks.
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Other words seemed only to summon images related to the body, including chunks, discharge and plop.
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CARNEY: LOOK, THERE ARE SOME JOBS THAT WILL MOVE THERE AND THEY ARE POTENTIALLY BIG CHUNKS.
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People passed the skewers around, sliding off chunks of meat and sandwiching them between hamburger buns.
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In bad times — when a nor'easter stormed through, say — great chunks of Tangier were torn off.
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The trouble is caused by plate tectonics, the shifting of big chunks of the earth's surface.
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In 2010, Boeing began selling off chunks of the property and moving employees to other locations.
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Place chunks of dry ice in the base of the cauldron, not in the punch bowl.
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Large chunks of the story are backstory "memories" within the mind of Dolores or other hosts.
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At issue is how law enforcement can obtain big chunks of data about suspects' location history.
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Picture this: creamy peppermint ice cream with rich, fudge-y swirls and chunks of fudge brownies.
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Plus, chunks of ice—some as large as buildings and half city blocks—surrounded the boat.
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The goal, she explains, is a thick paste that still has some distinct chunks of shrimp.
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Radish — Radish offers a mobile app where you can read bite-sized chunks of serialized fiction.
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Dunham and Konner's light touch has allowed them to keep huge chunks of the original script.
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That means large chunks of Brazil's rainforest can't legally be used to farm or raise livestock.
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Meaning that the famed banking secrecy laws have had some hefty chunks bitten out of them.
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So as a condition of granting licenses for their music, the labels received chunks of equity.
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The ouster of huge chunks of DHS leadership in the last week have even Republicans worried.
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The Blizzard mixes caramel coated peanuts, caramel popcorn brittle, and chocolate chunks with vanilla soft serve.
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These systems are notoriously slow, processing only about four manageable chunks of information at a time.
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Bit by bit, they ask for bigger chunks of your time and suggest increasingly private encounters.
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In a city where rents have never been higher, groceries also cost huge chunks of money.
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But my eyes grew wide at the thought of having to eat raw chunks of garlic.
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One consisted of large chunks of eel flesh, another had them encased in a clear gelatin.
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Usually, they're the sweet tinned ones, but in this case, they were large, fresh pineapple chunks.
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Beneath it all lay a pile of debris, with some chunks the size of kitchen tables.
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Where I had envisioned puddles of melted cheese, I got raw white chunks pulled into shreds.
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We should let engineering and finance take the first two chunks out of the solution space.
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L chewed (and spat out) chunks of The Journal with the help of milk and ketchup.
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For developing countries, that involves investing in technologies that would free up large chunks of time.
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He promised his right-wing base that he would annex chunks of the occupied West Bank.
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Firm tofu is an excellent substitute for beef, as are chunks of boneless, skinless chicken thigh.
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But images from the scene show workers seeming to move chunks of debris with heavy machinery.
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SpaceX has been busily launching the satellites in chunks, flying 60 into orbit at a time.
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"You can break the recommended 60 minutes [of daily exercise] up into small chunks," she said.
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"We have other fish from the same locality with chunks missing from their fins," Bellwood said.
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I looked up to the sky and saw bodies, suitcases, chunks of the plane falling down.
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His name appeared on a list of people who took large chunks of cash from Yanukovych.
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Next, the program grouped together five-minute chunks with similar average click rates and frequency profiles.
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Instead they open up chunks of time when you can book a flight to certain destinations.
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But if we break this huge task into manageable chunks, it's not so scary, is it?
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She lays it on a fresh tortilla and sprinkles it with salsa and chunks of pineapple.
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The various chunks of meth were part of a 90-pound package of miscellaneous Mexican souvenirs.
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We start with the little diced chunks of potato that we've come to know and love.
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Used to licking the spoon or placating yourself with full-on chunks of raw cookie dough?
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The simplest form of analyzing the effects of a policy is to split the data into chunks based on when the policy was implemented: in this case, before-and-after chunks for the institution of widespread family detention in 2014, and the "zero tolerance" pilot in 2017.
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Servings: 4Total: 1 hour 3 cups fresh orange juice3 cardamom pods1 1/83 cinnamon sticks3 (4-inch) sprigs fresh rosemary5 apples, peeled, cored, and chopped into large chunks (about 2 1/2)4 pears, peeled, cored, and chopped into large chunks (about 2 1/2 pounds) 1.
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The massive chunks of potato were unwieldy and tasted like they'd been tossed in as an afterthought.
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"It's a poorly-controlled process" — you wouldn't be able to designate where the chunks of rock went.
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The Oatmeal Cookie flavor contains chunks of chewy cookie dough, brown sugar, and a hint of cinnamon.
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In lieu of seal meat, we used pre-cooked (but not pre-masticated) chunks of bear meat.
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The vegetarian-friendly nut butter has a thick and gooey texture, and contains chunks of creme egg.
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The chunks are currently available in peanut butter and vegan versions, in addition to the regular flavor.
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And yet, it took B&J's 35 years to sell just the chunks, hold the ice cream.
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Debris ranges in size from large chunks of dead satellites and used rockets to flecks of paint.
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Senators and House members are far too busy to understand chunks of the bills they are passing.
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For that sort of money, we should be expecting more than awkwardly fitting chunks of compromised technology.
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SVE lets Facebook slice videos into little chunks, cutting the delay from upload to viewing by 10X.
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No one wants chunks of celery in their juice or leftover leaves of kale in their teeth.
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But Lee argues that each country's tech companies will expand to dominate separate chunks of the world.
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None of this will be possible, however, without fresh chunks of spectrum being allocated to the task.
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When a virus attacks, the bacterium stores small chunks of the viral genome within its own DNA.
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The platforms can then divide loans into small chunks, parcelling them out to investors to disperse risks.
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Eventually, the snow slides onto the sidewalk below in large, heavy clumps or as chunks of ice.
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This beef supplier provides us with beef chunks from cows that are slaughtered in a USDA facility.
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Wood-fired ovens heat giant cauldrons where workers melt chunks of sulfur ore down to a liquid.
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Plus it's a collection of essays, which might be more digestible for readers who want smaller chunks.
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Holding your tongue is a pretty small price to pay for saving big chunks of his legacy.
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At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, caretakers give baby bats—or "pups"—fresh chunks of fish to eat.
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Politicians generally being public-minded sorts, presidential candidates tend to give large chunks of their fortunes away.
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You have the saltiness of the pretzel chunks and the sweetness from the peanut butter and chocolate.
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Serves 4 2 cups peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks (about ½ of a medium squash)
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Onion chunks are charred in a clean, dry wok and set aside before more oil is added.
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You work with these celebrities at chunks of a time, but then you have to move on.
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Most of this is revealed in small chunks on her upcoming debut album MissDirection, out next week.
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Health prices have continued to rise since then, eating up bigger and bigger chunks of workers' paychecks.
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When Trump looks at the electoral map, he sees places like these shining like chunks of anthracite.
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"Fans have been asking for 'just the chunks' for a while now," says Innovation Manager Jody Eley.
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Turns out a tire had blown on takeoff, sending chunks of rubber into one of the engines.
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Each of these 6-bit chunks was then subjected to a XOR operation (short for "exclusive or").
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"You have to believe these aren't idle chunks of money thrown around by uninformed individuals," Cramer said.
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I was heavy into wood, but I was using wood chunks and I'd throw that onto charcoal.
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These teeth are well suited for grabbing hold of wriggling prey and ripping out chunks of meat.
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Remove the fish from the water and cool, then, using a fork, shred it into chunks. 2.
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Their approach is to use multiple "advisors" to break the problem down into smaller, more digestible, chunks.
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Anchovies add a nice saltiness, while hefty chunks of sea bream make it a full-on meal.
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You could draw the same conclusion about the somewhat dry chunks of white meat in chicken paprikash.
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More, there is a table with large chunks of shea butter left haphazardly on a Persian rug.
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The air temperature freezes it into chunks, and when the plane descends, the icy mixture breaks away.
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And as it currently stands, large chunks of the House GOP conference are opposed to the idea.
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" He promised Variety that the presenters will engage daily as they produce "bite-sized chunks of media.
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" Under the new rules, she says, huge chunks of wealth "just sort of disappear off tax returns.
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I also enjoyed the bread made from Chrissy Teigen's recipe, especially since it had dark-chocolate chunks.
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She massaged salt and spices into thick chunks of white-green cabbage, demonstrating a self-brining technique.
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There were real chunks of octopus, which was nice, but there was zero crisp on the outside.
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It makes recommendations on how to pay chunks of your balance over time before you incur interest.
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He also spotted some concrete chunks that could have been used, he speculated, for stairs or risers.
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I especially loved that it had tomato chunks in it because they absorbed the herb flavors nicely.
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Siemens, Volkswagen, Daimler, BMW and large chunks of the Mittelstand may have something to say about that.
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Chunks of halloumi turn nice, ripe melons into a sweet and savory salad that's best served poolside.
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These botnets are putting large chunks of the internet seriously at risk of attack, censorship, or extortion.
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What we have here are some chunks of meat, in a box, with a red-colored sauce.
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They also threw chunks of rice into the river to deter the fish from eating his corpse.
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Effectively, wireless carriers intend to cobble together chunks of different kinds of airwaves to build cohesive networks.
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It was like watching a glacier cleave into giant chunks: massive and seemingly well beyond my control.
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In other words, today's change is good news for customers who usually transfer big chunks of money.
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In truth it's just cribbing chunks of the GDPR and claiming the regulation's principles as its own.
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The tripe is as heavy as it is chewy, and the chunks of blood are incredibly filling.
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The Trader Joe's granola was cut into small pieces, while the Wegmans granola was in larger chunks.
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Or grill the pork over a charcoal fire enhanced with a handful of hickory chunks or chips.
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And unlike a lot of other dance documentaries, this does include large chunks of the completed works.
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On some of her victims, she and her two cubs have devoured large chunks of their flesh.
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Entire chunks of the score, including the overture and certain arias, are also omitted without serious downside.
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They prepare a late lunch, served with pressed rice, peanut sauce, chunks of cucumber and red onion.
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While he may lop off chunks of Biden's support, Bloomberg may not actually win any states. Sen.
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Chunks of debris rained down on the platform at the Barclays Center stop in Brooklyn last week.
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The problem was that scientists usually needed big chunks to find enough uranium and thorium to measure.
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The Maine style requires a mayonnaise-based salad; Connecticut prefers chunks of lobster basted with melted butter.
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Rugelach was rolled, filled with chopped nuts and spices, and cut into chunks on an assembly line.
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Research shows that having a mental library of well-practiced neural chunks is necessary for developing expertise.
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By September, he had a bigger problem: The turf at Allianz Field kept coming up in chunks.
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He said clients panicked and withdrew large chunks of their investment money at or near market bottoms.
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Chunks of walls, fencing and anti-car spikes have been erected periodically, particularly in 1990 and 2006.
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The largest of the lunar chunks, unveiled by the museum over the summer, weighs almost 812 pounds.
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Large chunks of the public have not been heard in the debate that erupted over the tragedy.
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Partly because of rising rental prices, young people are spending big chunks of their income on housing.
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No matter that the billions in commerce is the lifeblood of whole chunks of the US economy.
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Some power companies in Brazil are looking to lure investors to take smaller chunks of their businesses.
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Extreme flooding this weekend washed away chunks of highway, derailed trains and inundated homes in Northern California.
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By attaching chunks of colored, light-catching Murano glass to the canvas, he turned paintings into reliefs.
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Both asteroids are modeled as simple, nonrotating chunks of rock, whereas real asteroids are far more variable.
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We're talking about buttery, fresh chunks of real lobster on a griddled, mayo-lined, split-top bun.
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By June, the team had chopped all the remaining plane parts up into chunks, put the chunks into trucks, and reunited them with the parts that had been stored in the ghost town of Empire, 2747 miles north of Reno and 218 miles south of the Playa, since 2747.
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The Caolion mask is a bit more gentle without the big pumice chunks that the Glamglow version has.
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The Theta V can handle up to 21 minutes of 4K video in five or 25 minute chunks.
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My brain instinctively knew I wasn't skydiving, but it could buy into the idea for chunks of time.
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He was pleased by what he saw: a pile of rock-like chunks of a silvery metallic substance.
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"That's worrisome because those regions store the largest chunks of carbon in ecosystems across the globe," Anderegg said.
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Imagine: thick ropes of dairy, moving in a circular motion, sometimes with chocolate chunks or pieces of cookie.
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The mixture with water looked like, well, the same chunks I clean out of my cat's litter box.
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Then I warm up some veggie soup for A. and feed it to him with chunks of cheese.
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You need to embrace breaking down and reshaping major chunks of your product to adapt to local needs.
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"Marketers are supposed to know the entire customer journey but huge chunks are blind to them," Josephson said.
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Chunks of the IPPR report are likely to find their way into Labour's manifesto come the next election.
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Chunks of reef are blown up by blast fishing; algae grow too much whenever fishing is too intensive.
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Chunks of the economy become off-limits for retail investors, giving people less of a stake in capitalism.
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His script serves up one after another, though it also includes straight exposition and chunks of rhymed verse.
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Dose recommends blending watermelon chunks into juice, and then mixing one part watermelon juice with two parts champagne.
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Then I take different size chunks and wrap my hair around a curling iron, leaving the ends out.
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Unfortunately, it's all but assured that large chunks of this part of the report will be blacked-out.
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With Mana, Infosys customers can begin automating large chunks of the tasks associated with this type of maintenance.
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That's even with the outsized hits like Pokémon Go gobbling up huge chunks of users' time and attention.
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The chocolate chip dough chucks come in two sizes, while the peanut butter dough chunks are all small.
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Offerings including Find My iPhone, Find My Friends, News, and whole chunks of iCloud are on the fritz.
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By splitting up servers into tiny chunks and pooling resources, it has become much more flexible for developers.
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The new plan also bills customers quarterly, so you have to pay for MoviePass in three-month chunks.
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We strip the smoked eels of their skins and gobble up big chunks of fish off the bone.
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Also on the block: chunks of other companies in up to 20093 sectors, including healthcare, mining and transport.
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At times, chunks of the food-covered replicas are missing, in correspondence with fragments that have been destroyed.
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The first flavor, Cinnamon Churro Carnival Combo, mixes vanilla ice cream with swirls of cinnamon and churro chunks.
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Still, Fidelity's core Freedom Funds have lost large chunks of market share to Vanguard's index target-date funds.
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They do this by breaking the content into small chunks and extracting metadata to make it searchable online.
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Chunks of sea ice, open ponds, and meltwater seen over the Chukchi Sea on Saturday, July 214, 22016.
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EST We've learned from listeners that there's some skipping on this week's podcast that omits chunks of audio.
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End-to-end encryption transforms messages into unintelligible chunks of data as soon as a user presses send.
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Add the onion chunks and char without any oil at a high heat before removing from the wok.
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There would be these chunks, and then there would be music, and then there would be another chunk.
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According to NASA, meteoroids are essentially "space rocks" -- chunks of comets or asteroids orbiting the sun in space.
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Toyofuku's curry is a deep, sexy, dark brown shade of gravy and is filled with tender beef chunks.
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Comcast is offering additional chunks of 50GB for $10, or an unlimited plan for $50 more per month.
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Both of you in different ways devoted significantly chunks of your professional life to the Affordable Care Act.
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Kanye West gets major dad points after taking his kid on a ride that often ends in chunks.
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Ben & Jerry's lovers know Cherry Garcia is cherry ice cream with chunks of real cherries and fudge flakes.
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Meanwhile, Facebook/Instagram has ruthlessly copied his hottest product innovations and poached chunks of his ideas — and audience.
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Efforts to dislodge chunks of that $280-350 billion a day business have largely been resisted so far.
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Even with a slow start, constant distractions, ongoing investigations, the Trump GOP reengineered big chunks of our lives.
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So we had to bring in a dance choreographer, a dance group, and like, do it in chunks.
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Speedrunners achieve this process through separating the game into smaller chunks that they track with over/under times.
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I tried feeding the curler big chunks of hair, and it would drop whatever it couldn't suck in.
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According to police, Harrouff was allegedly biting chunks off of Stevens' face and had bitten into his abdomen.
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They're made with chunks of raw wool with raw thread that I wove and wrapped around the dolls.
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The legislation aims to repeal and replace big chunks of the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.
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IN THE suburbs of Des Moines, Iowa, yellow diggers slowly knock chunks out of a tired-looking bridge.
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Scatter the toasted bread chunks over the top of the eggs then transfer the skillet to the oven.
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Bring it out in digestible chunks so someone can understand the success and impact of what you do.
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My salmon burger ($21989), made from wild Alaskan salmon, was very satisfying, with fresh chunks of tender meat.
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The former, in particular, will be composed from chunks of the FCO, including some of its brightest staff.
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The first flavor, Cinnamon Churro Carnival Combo, mixes vanilla ice cream with swirls of cinnamon and churro chunks.
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Every NFL game, I see the ads and get all horny for hearty chunks of beef and potato.
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The tornado had ripped out chunks of the roof in one of the buildings, KCCI's drone footage showed.
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"I said, 'There is nothing we can do because our system isn't geared toward these chunks,' " she said.
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There's the crunch of tortilla chips and the pillowy softness of avocado chunks — not quite guacamole, but close.
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It was the kind where the chunks of peach are frozen inside some deeply creamy vanilla ice cream.
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Investors have seen the potential for the market, and have poured sizable chunks of money into the segment.
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Over the years, work crews and homeowners there have turned up chunks of 1901 plaster, wood and glass.
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They've both already allocated significant chunks of their fortunes to philanthropy, a goal that Bezos is also exploring.
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Eventually, the onboard components will freeze, turning the probes into two dead chunks of metal careening through space.
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The main thing here is to make sure the milk doesn't curdle into tiny chunks in your drink.
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Perhaps a future discovery is waiting inside one or more of these ancient chunks of dried-out poop.
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Either way, Nestlé would be exempt from Swiss capital gains tax provided it sold in sufficiently large chunks.
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Fish it out and rest on kitchen roll before breaking into crumbs and small chunks and setting aside.
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So what do you do when there are already interstates and big highways cutting your city into chunks?
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But he appreciates that games like Final Fantasy can be broken down into more manageable chunks of time.
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Internet and phone lines remain cut, and soldiers continue to seal off large chunks of roads in Kashmir.
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I was also confused by the very large chunks of chicken, which didn't seem appropriate in a soup.
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Apple and most wireless carriers offer monthly payment plans to carve up the cost into smaller cash chunks.
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The largest chunks of the document are blocked out because of the administration's deliberative process or attorneys' privilege.
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She ladled a clear soup with pearls of fat, vegetables and chunks of dark meat into our bowls.
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As the dust began to clear, he saw that the ground was littered with burning chunks of metal.
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For the unfamiliar, Quibi's thing is that its content is meant to be watched in ten minute chunks.
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For now, the assertively salty-sweet hams are sold in boneless two- to three-pound chunks and whole.
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It's a bridge, not one of the blank interruptive chunks or sky-reaching ladders that fill cities now.
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When he started working at the district attorney's office in 2015, chunks of his paycheck went in, too.
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Chunks of watermelon — 60 pounds' worth — rain down, crashing and splashing on her, but Ms. Vatanajyankur is unfazed.
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Its texture was so creative as well, the shards sharp enough to slice through chunks of the Gouda.
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The tomatoes on this sandwich were cut into big, awkward chunks, and there was more mayonnaise than necessary.
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They make up huge chunks of voters in the delegate rich Super Tuesday states of California and Texas.
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They make up huge chunks of voters in the delegate-rich Super Tuesday states of California and Texas.
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While there were a couple of large chunks of tomato, peppers, and onions, the seasoning just wasn't there.
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The river, known for its strong undercurrents, was filled with large chunks of ice and was moving rapidly.
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Conservation groups are working with some ranchers to preserve their chunks of the prairie with sustainable cattle operations.
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Vincent worked in finance, overseeing chunks of mysterious wealth the way climate scientists tracked the progression of glaciers.
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Major street closures for the draft will virtually shut down big chunks of the city for a week.
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Yet Hurricane Matthew's storm surge still wiped out significant chunks of State Road A1A, a main oceanfront route.
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Selling further chunks of the government's stake in the lender is likely to be a priority for Donald.
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Chi-Chi'sScore: 36 A touch too sweet, but several tasters praised the look of the visible vegetable chunks.
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But these glistening gems are just ice chunks, spit out by the river and tumbled by ocean waves.
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The ice breaks into chunks that float out into the frigid ocean and then wash up on shore.
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HyperChiller V2 Rapid Beverage Cooler Keep your beverages cool without adding huge chunks of ice with the HyperChiller.
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The ice doesn't crack uniformly, and chunks can temporarily block the river's flow, causing it to spill inland.
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This is best mopped up with chunks of baguette, which, spread thick with coppery torched béchamel, comes alongside.
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Instead, like modern piranhas, Piranhamesodon would cut chunks of flesh and fin from other fish with no problem.
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Warmer weather makes the once solid river ice break-up into giant chunks, like mini-icebergs, Roth said.
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Increasingly, students have missed large chunks of class because illicit e-cigarettes keep setting off the fire alarm.
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This is followed by months of more-or-less constant feeding: strips of fish, possum bits, duck chunks.
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Always the borscht, with brisket chunks and cabbage and carrots and tomato, cooked forever, but never with beets.
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You can make fruit salad, as well, or slice anything you can think of into bite-size chunks.
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I tried to use discarded chunks of concrete I found nearby to prop up the car's rear wheels.
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Ice chunks fill up the rest of the cup, something the lawsuit argues is misleading and false advertising.
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But makers — writers, programmers, and the like — have tasks that don't slot so neatly into hour-long chunks.
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Following a collision and the formation of the synestia, a "seed" formed within it from chunks of molten rock.
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If that's not chocolatey enough for you, don't worry: It's also covered in cocoa and topped with chocolate chunks.
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Lab workers can then assemble around 10 or so of these chunks into 600-base-pair pieces of DNA.
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Perhaps there's no other way to see it but in chunks at a time — given our dwindling attention spans.
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He let Solidere, a new company in which he was a shareholder, requisition chunks of land in the centre.
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Large chunks of the film are comprised from capturing scrutiny and reactions to the story unfolding in real-time.
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The doorways barricaded, chunks of ceiling cluttering the floor, and weeds gently forcing their way through the window frames.
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Today, large chunks of Africa remain rife with political upheaval, social dislocation, and unfathomable food security and wealth gaps.
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The sprawling building that once housed the station is filled with rubble and chunks of the building's collapsed roof.
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To make payroll each month, Dori Dempster used to have to carry cash to the bank in $10,000 chunks.
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It has been nearly three years since Russian-backed separatists seized chunks of eastern Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
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"Our customers loved being able to build these actionable modules in bite-sized chunks with our API," Teplow said.
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And as the electricity system becomes cleaner, too, that means that huge chunks of global emissions will be eliminated.
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Cloud favors rich, often dark paint that is built up then occasionally flushed with solvent, leaving color chunks behind.
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Private equity's deployment of chunks of capital from holders of large pools of money has severely dented that model.
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Festival-goers watched the short films, which ranged from five to 20 minutes in length, in 90-minute chunks.
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Another selection much loved by veterans is the Ukrainian, similarly layered in chunks of the local bacon, called salo.
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They have rings made of ice and rock chunks that are the remains of shattered comets, asteroids and moons.
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How could they possibly create something tastier than pints filled with bourbon caramel swirls and chunks of oatmeal cookies?
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Small and large holes dotted the walls of houses where chunks of plaster appeared to have been blasted out.
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And the steamed mussels — a yawn on most menus — were livened with rosé wine and chunks of veal chorizo.
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I also make a salad with mixed greens, veggie mix, roasted sweet potato chunks, quinoa, chickpeas, and cilantro dressing.
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And then there are the clots: Unnervingly solid chunks the size of apple slices just fall out of me.
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Two days earlier, massive chunks of steel and concrete buried moving cars and pedestrians, prompting a frantic rescue operation.
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After about a week, the severed fish chunks had grown in size by 14 percent and resembled small filets.
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And finally, P.B. Dough is chocolate ice cream with chunks of chocolate chip peanut butter cookie dough mixed throughout.
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"In late elementary school, early high school, I started losing my hair in chunks in the shower," she says.
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In the pie chart of my brain, some ideas, concepts, and events take up unreasonably large chunks of space.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also gave back big chunks of their gains before rallying into the close.
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Dams have failed, levees breached and other infrastructure stripped away as raging floodwaters and chunks of ice move downstream.
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But Verret seems completely unfazed as he hauls away giant chunks of nest with a smile on his face.
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Yes, chunks of duck are actually stuffed in there and the broth that comes out is real duck soup.
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The research started when two private collectors bought chunks of amber mined in northern Myanmar (also known as Burma).
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The pieces fell in whole chunks at the hands of the workers, who were functioning like chiropractors for cement.
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"These chunks of rock, removed from the very, very deep cores, are actually a billion years old," said Drukier.
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Websites often include chunks of JavaScript code that handle everything from processing forms to managing how ads are displayed.
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The shelf, now too fragile to support its own weight, starts snapping off into the sea in enormous chunks.
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And the numbers will be so big that you will actually start paying down debt in very large chunks.
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We get a giant Bingsu to share, which is shaved ice, condensed milk, mango chunks, and soy bean powder.
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There's no running water or sewage, so locals harvest giant chunks of ice and melt it for drinking water.
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Seinfeld demonstrated how a strong central gag and a likable cast could easily carry half-hour chunks of story.
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To prepare the pumpkin, preheat oven to 325° F. Clean out pumpkin and cut into 123" x 5" chunks.
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Since Keith Raniere's arrest on sex trafficking charges a month ago, large chunks of his global following have disbanded.
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There's big chunks, swaths of the country where they feel like jobs have left, they have not been replaced.
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These apps are important to Facebook, too, as they account for large chunks of its usage across other platforms.
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When law enforcement arrived at the scene, they allegedly found Harrouff trying to bite off chunks of Stevens' face.
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By that point, the sinkhole was growing quickly, with "large chunks of the ground actually caving in," he said.
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Jeffrey Ubben of ValueAct and Bill Ackman of Pershing Square both own chunks of Valeant and have supported it.
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The firm Intezer found that Olympic Destroyer shared "significant" chunks of computer code with believed Chinese-affiliated espionage groups.
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Don't mix too much, as you want to have chunks of egg in the final dish, not scrambled eggs.
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It was completed six months ago, but Irma blew away massive chunks of sand and narrowed it back down.
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The layered pastry and chunks of caramelized apple were the perfect amount of sweet to finish out the meal.
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User reviews on Amazon are mostly positive, with consumers continually touting the large chunks of charcoal that burn slowly.
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I pulled the straw out, but chunks of the pasta noodle mixed with my coffee remained on the cup.
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Chunks of debris zip around Earth at more than 17,500 mph — roughly 10 times the speed of a bullet.
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The ricotta, with chunks of honeycomb, is especially creamy and subtle—the perfect farewell, and an invitation to return.
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These droplets freeze, and the ice chunks grow bigger and heavier as more water droplets freeze on their surface.
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There's a tendency to break national problems into small, interest-group-size chunks and then deliver pandering policy promises.
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Cutting down olive trees and grabbing chunks of iron ore are essential for engraving weapons and upgrading the Adrestia.
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And, eventually, you take off chunks and make your biscuits, but most of the time, you're feeding the mother.
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Keas have been known to dive-bomb unsuspecting sheep and carve chunks of flesh off their backs, Archer said.
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A Minneapolis suburb was struck by a hailstorm with colossal chunks of ice pelting down on homes and cars.
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Nairobi, Kenya's capital, is growing at a dizzying rate, and the rapid urbanization is gobbling up chunks of pastureland.
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The Gold Card offers up to $120 of dining credits per year, broken into chunks of $10 each month.
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Under the agreement, Iran has given up large chunks of its nuclear program in exchange for some sanctions relief.
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In many Bloomsday celebrations, huge chunks of the book, the incomparable "Ulysses," are read for you and to you.
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The team's finds were only the sixth time that meteorite chunks were found in Florida, according to Mr. Hankey.
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The company started raising money shortly after its founding, modestly at first, then much, much faster in huge chunks.
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Occasionally, he stirs the pot in which he boils chunks of beef while the rising steam clouds his face.
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Beneath a giant slice of garlic bread, generous spoonfuls of rigatoni border a few pink chunks of salmon oreganata.
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There are four people whom Hillary Clinton devotes good-sized chunks of her new book What Happened to criticizing.
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There are two major kinds of charcoal: briquettes (evenly sized, processed-looking pellets) and hardwood (irregular chunks and lumps).
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But the big chunks of data have a very short wavelength, and the technology can only cover short distances.
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"There were large chunks where we were controlling the play, controlling the puck," St. Louis coach Mike Yeo said.
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But there are still big chunks of the economy that don't have a clear line of sight to zero.
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The outside crust was flaky, and inside, big chunks of chicken were swimming in a mildly spiced Thai curry.
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The storm whipsawed trees, blew away large chunks of fencing and bent stop signs almost parallel to the ground.
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Chunks of meat and fat, clinging to large bones, were deposited onto small beds of leaves before the assembled.
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Lows: There are some slower chunks along the way but creative lulls are part of any worthy TV ride.
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Melty chunks of that funky, earthy cheese running all over the creamy rice had epic appeal, despite the nettles.
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The White House plans to pull smaller chunks of funding from states such as Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina.
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The whole scene reveals how little regard our politicians have for one of their state labor force's largest chunks.
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Her handling of the so-called refugee crisis and her downbeat, aloof style alienated large chunks of the electorate.
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This cacophony — I heard it and I just wanted to carve huge chunks out of it, create some space.
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So the team from Weta, which included around 900 artists, McGaugh said, broke down the work into manageable chunks.
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Cut into biggish chunks and served in its spicy juices with beans, rice and cornbread, the pork is sublime.
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So, the firm decides to give its investors the same value of the company, but in new, smaller chunks.
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At the site of some collapsed buildings, workers were forced to work by hand, pulling away chunks of rubble.
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Residents donned red vests and formed human chains to remove the chunks of concrete from the school's broken edifice.
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What are bland chunks of white asparagus under a yellow powder of cured egg yolk and bottarga doing here?
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Early the following morning, the scientists' forecast proved correct: Huge chunks of ice came tumbling off the glacier's snout.
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President Trump has been clear that he wants to do more than just get rid of chunks of Obamacare.
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The de Blasio program requires two hours per day of play, which is typically broken into several smaller chunks.
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There were large chunks of spinach in the creamy, delicious dip, which is thankfully available in many grocery stores.
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Friday's release landed with large chunks of the witness memos redacted and with several pages withheld from the public.
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In France, it is usually made with boneless chunks of beef, but a rendition with short ribs works well.
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At first, the pretzel side came through: The shortbread was hard, crunchy and studded with chunks of white salt.
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British officials have suggested they could carve the negotiations up into chunks, sealing deals one sector at a time.
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So when I started saving for retirement at 31 after my debt was paid off, it was in chunks.
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See if you can "block" your schedule and accomplish brief chunks of focused work, then take breaks to recharge.
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But despite being household names, the artists Tedder worked with weren't taking home huge chunks of their songs' profits.
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That means an American car assembled in the United States could still have large chunks that are manufactured abroad.
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Traditional starters like the horiatiki salad (tomato and cucumber chunks topped with tangy feta cheese) are bright and fresh.
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For knowledge workers, large chunks of unstructured time are not rewards for doing good work — they're prerequisites for it.
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But for those Democrats who are seeking cash in big chunks, Hollywood has been, as ever, a deep well.
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"There'd be big blanks where I couldn't remember large chunks of what I'd done, like driving home," Dardia said.
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Instead of being sliced, the chicken is usually chopped with a sharp cleaver right through the bones into chunks.
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I am just a voracious ego masturbating for strangers: I trade my sanity for money in 45-minute chunks.
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Hitler was the führer of Nazi Germany who forcefully occupied large chunks of Europe and North Africa during WWII.
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Chunks are given weird coded names that define, among other things, whether they should be considered "critical" or not.
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Instead of sesame chicken, order la zi ji (chicken with chillies): Instead of sesame chicken, which is fried chunks of chicken coated in a sweet sauce and sesame seeds, order la zi ji, an incredibly spicy Sichuan dish that consists of fried chunks of chicken breast with peppercorn, toasted sesame and chili.
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Some chunks of the building are managed by Station F's partners, such as Facebook, Zendesk, Vente-Privée, HEC, Microsoft, etc.
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This time it will be warm, in bigger chunks that cleave into two pieces at the touch of a spoon.
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Roasted Veggie Egg Power Bowl 1 cup (about ¼th of a medium) peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks
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This contraction also affects the size of space-time chunks, which are then perceived differently by observers with different velocities.
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Last year Mr Eliasson arranged the chunks of ice outside Tate Modern as well as the Bloomberg headquarters in London.
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U.S. officials also said North Korea is increasingly breaking its payments into smaller chunks to avoid detection, the publication reported.
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Blurred chunks of text or obscured faces and license plates show up on the news, in redacted documents, and online.
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Video from the scene showed officials walking in a field as firefighters worked to put out smoldering chunks of wreckage.
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Large chunks of the state are still battling record-level flooding and thousands of people remain evacuated and without power.
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This allows a company to get a big picture view of their data, rather than consuming it in smaller chunks.
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ET on Tuesday, followed by more results just before midnight ET. New chunks of numbers came throughout the day Wednesday.
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When it comes to Gordon Ramsay's feelings about pizza topped with little chunks of sweet pineapple, he's never held back.
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Hale sketched ideas for each of the songs as animations made in Aftereffects in 30-second chunks at a time.
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The X16 chip doesn't use extra chunks of spectrum to send data faster, like devices have done in the past.
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For the new cereal, the classic O's chocolate pieces get mixed with marshmallow chunks to really up the crème factor.
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Kreutz sungrazers are chunks of ice and rock that skirt incredibly close to the Sun during their ~800 year orbit.
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Brown, 31, shared a gruesome photo in which chunks of skin were visibly peeling off the bottom of his feet.
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The buttery brown sugar ice cream base get a dose of fudge flakes and actual chunks of cinnamon oatmeal cookies.
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Britain is not the only rich country where big chunks of the population live largely outside the mainstream financial system.
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Buying up chunks of the economy at the same time as greatly increasing public services would be a costly undertaking.
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Feel even fuller: Add apple chunks to oatmeal or salad, or slices to a turkey-on-whole-wheat sandwich. Popcorn
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If their projects end up unprofitable—or lose chunks of cash to corruption—they are the last to be paid.
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Lightly crosshatch the eggplant in about 43/4-inch intervals along all sides, then cut into 1-inch chunks. 3.
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This ensures that only by bringing together all chunks can the original file or any of its parts be restored.
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The internet was not a welcoming place for strangers, of which huge chunks of the global population very much were.
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Heat a large skillet over high; add chorizo, and cook, breaking up large chunks, until browned, 13 to 7 minutes.
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Republicans in Congress used reconciliation to try to undo large chunks of Obamacare in January, but Obama vetoed the legislation.
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What really sets these cookies apart, though, is that instead of chocolate chips, they're made with huge chunks of chocolate.
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Scoop flesh from a few of the chunks into a large mixing bowl, mash coarsely, and drain excess water. 2.
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Coconut Seven Layer Bar is coconut ice cream with fudge chunks, walnuts, and swirls of graham cracker and caramel. Yum.
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A clear pattern has emerged when President Trump does something highly controversial or deeply offensive to large chunks of America.
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It's steeped in creepy atmospherics, and you spend large chunks of the game walking around, exploring, and talking to people.
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Breathless, panicky voice: 'How do I get the cranberry sauce out of the can without it coming out in chunks?'
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The sizable ice chunks then traveled unhindered through the mostly ice-less Baffin and Labrador seas, eventually collecting around Newfoundland.
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While Netflix's new talk show Chelsea airs three nights a week, Netflix hasn't ever released a show in narrative chunks.
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It's plated with young coconut, pomelo, and chunks of poached cucamelon to produce clean, straightforward flavors mingling sea and jungle.
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"We can get huge chunks of money from the federal government for water conferences, so we do that," he said.
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA Sometimes these asteroids collide with each other and break off into smaller chunks called meteoroids.
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It would be awful to have taken little chunks out of people's backs only to waste their contribution by rushing.
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Equifax – and every company that dumps data like an airplane toilet dumps chunks of frozen urine – must face a reckoning.
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He then participated in a live demo that involved using a dollar bill to cut through (virtual) chunks of gold.
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I made it to the restroom with my mind replaying the image of Ron Jeremy slowly masticating chunks of chorizo.
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As their many, many members and associates started other projects, chunks of their sound splintered off into dozens of records.
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Using your fingers, break off rough 1-inch chunks of the mozzarella and drop them evenly throughout the eggs. 5.
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After prolonged exposure to heat and humidity, the defective airbags can explode, hurtling chunks of metal into the vehicle's cabin.
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But Bernhardt, like many current federal agency leaders, has spent large chunks of his career working for the extraction industries.
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The flavors are: Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Chunky Monkey, Coffee Caramel Fudge, Coffee with Fudge Chunks & Caramel Swirl, and P.B. & Cookies.
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As the duck poaches next door, Parle and I start to spread the chunks of clay out over each tray.
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Rifts typically form on the thin, outermost stretches of an ice shelf that are most vulnerable to breaking into chunks.
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" When it comes to fighting Trump, Jones told me, Democrats should "be very embracing of big chunks of his coalition.
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The European DNA in African-Americans, on the other hand, occurs in slightly longer chunks, indicating a more recent origin.
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Chunks of ice are breaking off the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier in Greenland at a rising clip because of global warming.
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In the 1950s, when the estate burned down, the McKeans salvaged chunks from the ruins and reassembled them in Florida.
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Successive explosions from the building storing the fireworks sent chunks of concrete flying as far as a half-mile away.
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Those saddled with bad loans could benefit from a temporary window to sell large chunks of stock under better conditions.
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His bilious speeches are issued like jeremiads; he doesn't deliver the dialogue so much as bite it off in chunks.
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Hardwood Lump Charcoal: Made from real chunks of charred wood, lump charcoal contains none of the additives found in briquettes.
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They devoured an entire plate of deconstructed patatas bravas, the fried roughly cut chunks of potatoes drizzled with tomato aioli.
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This may be true, but the lobster seemed to be shredded, which I do not find as appealing as chunks.
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Building began around 850 years ago, but pollution and the passing of time have chipped off large chunks of stone.
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Out of their 36 flavors, I decided to try their cult classic, peanut butter, which contains chunks of peanuts throughout.
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In analyzing 2756,215 fares, Jalopnik found that both companies were taking heftier chunks of drivers' fees than had been reported.
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In the valley, he tried to do the same with chunks of human attention, which meant inventing digital ad systems.
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It's kind of sweet, still has that little purée almost kind of consistency, where you can see the tomato chunks.
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Here's good news for entrepreneurs: CIOs love startups and are looking to spend bigger chunks of their budgets on them.
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Lydia Bennet's Snapchat Story This Snapchat story depicts the life of a modern-day Lydia Bennet in ten-second chunks.
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They grumbled that the founder had promised a more groundbreaking invention capable of tackling solid chunks of fruits and veggies.
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Usually, guys in the pit rotate around with the flow of the circle like chunks of wood in a whirlpool.
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After all, the entire genre is about giving players systems and expecting them to parse them into little understandable chunks.
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The dish included nearly every part of the animal: meat, organs, skin, plus some token chunks of corn and plantain.
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Place the apple chunks in a bowl of cool water with the lemon juice so that they don't turn brown.
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"I discovered the cellulose chunks that were on display and I was overwhelmed by their look and history," he recalls.
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Still, the lava flow resulted in massive explosions, sometimes throwing cooling chunks of lava nearly 100 feet in the air.
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The fire reached the ceiling and sent "burning chunks of Teflon" flying off the spacecraft, Clemmons wrote in his essay.
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This isn't the first time many of these same Twitch streamers have received huge chunks of cash through their shows.
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Here it suggests soft gold that has been fought over — many chunks are shattered — or perhaps David Hammons's disintegrating snowballs.
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Sen Chan Pad Lobster was essentially a sweet-sour pad Thai studded with chunks of tender lobster, like little gifts.
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That's because the focus will be on the crisp chunks of bacon and runny egg yolk beside the gooey cheese.
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Souvenir-hunters pluck pieces of painted stucco decorations from the network of chambers or take away chunks of fallen sandstone.
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Shares of other chipmakers — which derive large chunks of their revenue from sales in China — fell in sympathy with Nvidia.
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Alabama had started the drive on its own 48-yard line and immediately began picking up yardage in huge chunks.
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That may be because his game show appearances, which are prerecorded, are parceled out in 2914-minute chunks each day.
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The artwork featured a modern version of the company's first official logo with the apple divided into floating rainbow chunks.
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There was also pineapple chunks in there—very small ones—so there must have been piano in there somewhere too.
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The ruddy tomato-based hilachas features hearty shreds of brisket, creamy chunks of carrot and potato, green beans, and rice.
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Is he the wayward soul who has played large chunks of matches by simply going through the motions, essentially quitting?
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When I can't wrap my head around a task, I take it apart and look at it in smaller chunks.
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When he's really giving in to his ambitions, to his imagination, you can see that he prefers whorls to chunks.
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Stone finishes the salad with chunks of cheese, a sprinkle of dried oregano, and yes, a splash of olive oil.
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They pay dearly for all of this — not just with their health, but with huge chunks of their family budgets.
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Go with the top-shelf Signature model at about $45,000, and chunks of rosewood and real aluminum grace the cabin.
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The main reason a startup would want to raise debt financing is because it doesn't create new chunks of ownership.
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With always-in Bluetooth earbuds and smart speakers becoming ubiquitous, we can imbibe content in smaller chunks in new environments.
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Adorned with tiki umbrellas, pineapple chunks, and festive straws, drinks are served in mugs shaped like skulls or glaring totems.
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Between the breaded-chicken chunks, egg, cheese, and hash browns, I felt there was too much going on the inside.
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"Our water comes out orange, blue and with dirt chunks in it," says BarbiAnn Maynard, a resident agitating for repairs.
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Any quicker, he said, and there is a big risk of losing huge chunks of time late in the race.
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That seemed like great news for any kid who struggles reading big chunks of text, so I'm sharing them here.
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Egan gives us their stories in anachronistic chunks, weaving together interconnected narratives through tableaux of different moments from their lives.
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The treat was packed with peppermint candy cane pieces and chocolate chunks that were swirled with DQ's vanilla soft serve.
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It limits the number of tickets per purchase to prevent scalpers from buying up large chunks of tickets for resale.
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To break it down into more understandable chunks, that's the equivalent of adding 849 new woman-owned businesses every day.
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Microplastics aren't the only concern; this year we've seen several whales wash ashore with huge chunks of plastic inside them.
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Additional chunks of money would trigger higher rates — up to 240 percent on the value of estates above $20143 billion.
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The status of Kashmir has been disputed for decades, with India and Pakistan claiming large chunks of the mountainous region.
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The pullback may involve blurring boundaries — chunks of superhero movies are essentially animated — and sequelitis: "Cars 3" underperformed for Pixar.
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Eat it on its own, serve it in a fruit salad, or skewer chunks to grill with chicken or fish.
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I went bigger on the fish front, with chunks of seared swordfish to bolster the mixture with meaty, briny notes.
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Those moves effectively took away large chunks of matters once overseen by Mr. Plepler and Mr. Levy, the people said.
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Photos obtained by NBC News show sizable chunks missing from the steel slats after someone took a saw to it.
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The rock robbers have been chipping off chunks of the Preseli bluestone and selling them on eBay for £8 (~$11.20).
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There are even chunks of this demo that the band seemingly had to remove when they got into the studio.
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Saturn's iconic belt stretches 175,000 miles across and mostly consists of icy chunks, ranging from teeny tiny to boulder size.
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With the rare (or deadline-driven) exception, the time spent completing a task doesn't fit into polite half-hour chunks.
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These chunks of ice are breaking off a floating portion of the glacier, so they don't raise sea levels by themselves.
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Among other destinations, bread-crumbed chunks of chicken from the facility appear in British outlets of KFC, a fast-food chain.
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I had chunks in the back of my head that lacked moisture, sections that were completely straight, and lots of frizz.
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If the moon were made to go Ka-Boom, the needed forces would send chunks of Moon flying at high velocities.
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To top off my pie, I added Italian sausage, red onions, black olives, chunks of zucchini, and a sprinkling of cilantro.
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We unload all the goods, and I cut up my pineapple into chunks and snack on about one fifth of it.
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ET Tuesday to discuss the standoff over his proposed border wall that has shut down large chunks of the federal government.
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These are extremely high-frequency radio waves capable of transmitting large amounts of data in relatively small, dense chunks of signal.
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He spreads the eggplant puree onto a plate and adds the grilled prosperosa, which he's sliced into big chunks, on top.
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They represent the best efforts by faculty and instructors to distill human knowledge on a given subject into 14-week chunks.
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It isn't often that you see startups buying chunks of large corporates, but that's what has happened in Thailand this week.
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The Reporter says that the hackers said they would release increasingly long chunks of the movie if their demand isn't met.
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For this study, though, Hingtgen and his colleagues extracted the skin cells from chunks of human flesh leftover as surgical waste.
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Conveniently, the practice also strengthened party power, as grateful appointees directed chunks of their government salaries as "assessments" to party coffers.
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Made with flour, water, and bits of haozhi powder, the noodles are served in earthy herbal broth with chunks of beef.
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His comments strike a chord, especially in the wake of the recent DDoS attack which immobilized large chunks of the internet.
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Additionally, the optical business tends to be choppy, with chunks of revenue coming in all at once followed by slower periods.
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The IBB weighs its holdings by their market caps, meaning the more valuable names account for bigger chunks of the portfolio.
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No matter what they're called, vegans are probably still stoked to grill up some seitan logs, soy chunks, and veggie discs.
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Warren, who has written several books over the years, has earned her biggest chunks of change from writing, lecturing and consulting.
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Click here to view original GIFSome artists work with paint, others use clay, while some chip away at chunks of marble.
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Regular-sized chunks of plastic start to break down when exposed to UV radiation, chemical degradation, and the movement of waves.
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The unelected Mr Khamenei controls the army and revolutionary guards, the judiciary, the state media and big chunks of the economy.
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