There are coffee connoisseurs and then there are iced coffee connoisseurs.
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For now, however, these queer connoisseurs seem here to slay. ●
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For true laptop connoisseurs though, we recommend buying both machines.
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"The real connoisseurs come here," Mr. van den Brink said.
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John Adams and John Quincy Adams were both avid connoisseurs.
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Local connoisseurs say their meat is tastier than foreign pork.
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Well, corgi connoisseurs, have we got some gaming news for you.
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Mollusk connoisseurs can even order the oysters in advance by text!
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Note most of what's out there caters to hot-coffee connoisseurs.
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SNOOTY ALE connoisseurs mock Budweiser's usurped title of "King of Beers".
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Arugula and bok choy are not just for food connoisseurs anymore.
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Connoisseurs love to talk about the distinct sounds of different orchestras.
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Ajo morado, cultivated in the region, is the garlic of connoisseurs.
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This sporty shirt will let nacho connoisseurs rep the title they deserve.
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She's a blind spot in cinematic history, except for connoisseurs of camp.
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This is a friendly spot for craft-beer connoisseurs and novices alike.
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Their initiative snowballed annually among knife connoisseurs, taking in $52,000 last year.
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Air ball connoisseurs will know there's yet another variation of the chant.
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The Japanese company has captured the attention of whisky connoisseurs in recent years.
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Now, as an all-star attraction for international connoisseurs and enthusiasts, photo l.a.
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Even the most experienced wine connoisseurs get stuck on a stubborn cork sometimes.
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Squibs are sometimes done digitally, but connoisseurs like Gourley can tell the difference.
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But they have carved out a durable niche in the marketplace among connoisseurs.
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Connoisseurs of the genre may be highly surprised at the film's penultimate scene.
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All the political shenanigans might be old hat to connoisseurs of Washington dysfunction.
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Connoisseurs of weird rap will find few better ways to spend an evening.
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And much like wine connoisseurs, chile enthusiasts claim they can taste the difference.
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Connoisseurs consider processed wines the enological equivalent of processed foods, if not worse.
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Connoisseurs divide the drink by flavour into four categories: rice, light, strong and sauce.
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Chaikin and Howell-Baptiste aren't household names, but they're well-known to television connoisseurs.
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According to Hopkins, both casual buyers and connoisseurs would look for a maker's mark.
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In the last few decades, consumers have grown from coffee drinkers to caffeine connoisseurs.
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Connoisseurs are grateful for the format's return, for the permanence and tangibility it offers.
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It was the 1920, which connoisseurs of old Bordeaux have called a great vintage.
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The music, art, and architecture of the town have made connoisseurs swoon for centuries.
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And the larger body of Tony voters are not necessarily connoisseurs, they're business people.
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They are boxing connoisseurs skillfully pursuing a parallel craft that replaces conflict with camaraderie.
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Below are five sleek safety alert wearables even the most fashionable accessory connoisseurs would love.
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Theater connoisseurs praised the superlative control the actor exercised over her face, voice, and body.
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As Starbucks connoisseurs, we think Bieber's pop choice could possibly come from the coffee chain.
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They are true connoisseurs, [and have noses] much like the trained senses of a sommelier.
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John Cranko's "Onegin" (1965) — something of a nightmare for connoisseurs of choreography — is balletomane heaven.
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Europe fires back at Trump, Facebook faces new scrutiny and French cheese connoisseurs cry foul.
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Broadway flop connoisseurs are known to sing "Bad, Glad, Good and Had" in piano bars.
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For connoisseurs, everything depends on the moment when mole makes contact with a warm tortilla.
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They produce a liquid prized for its nuance; its subtleties tirelessly analyzed by discerning connoisseurs.
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Serious connoisseurs know better than to worry — this band's jams are an endlessly renewable resource.
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In seeking to recuperate lost authorship by identifying individual hands, connoisseurs give artworks new value.
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Kardashian connoisseurs weren't surprised to find out Caitlyn could get a little "cranky" over political disagreements.
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E. coli might best be known for giving street food connoisseurs occasional bouts of gastric regret.
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As true ice cream connoisseurs, we're always looking for another addition to our ice cream repertoire.
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Instead, Morelli proposed a system that gave budding connoisseurs a rational, scientific way to make attributions.
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At the Kugel gallery, connoisseurs started buying these wonders on the morning of the exhibition preview.
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It's affordable, creatively stimulating, and a perfect bonding tool for parents of future video game connoisseurs.
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Today is April 20, better known among marijuana connoisseurs as 4/20—the unofficial Cannabis Christmas.
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The insistence on creating art for art's sake may appear to be aimed at rich connoisseurs.
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Youth subscriptions to series such as "Elbphilharmonie for connoisseurs" or "Pianomania" are as low as €40.
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Be that as it may, the group's shows are reliable fun for connoisseurs of psychedelic Americana.
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Across the way on the slopes of Simonsberg mountain is Tokara, a favorite of wine connoisseurs.
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The XE is proof that electric power steering can provide satisfying road feel to driving connoisseurs.
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Parents know that children are passionate collectors, but young connoisseurs tend not to favor genteel antiques.
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ET Thanks to the coffee connoisseurs at Ripples, you can now turn your selfies into latte art.
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Some notable longtime connoisseurs, like Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson, have had their own brands for years.
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We can all of us become connoisseurs — that, he argues, is the utopian promise of visual art.
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This machine should delight coffee connoisseurs with its elegant design, compact dimensions, and most importantly, its coffee.
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If your dad enjoys a good drink, Royal Decanters has some amazing gift sets for whiskey connoisseurs.
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There are so many self-proclaimed experts now, it's hard to know who the actual connoisseurs are.
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This quaint town, outwardly a haven for cheerful cyclists and cheese connoisseurs, was now layered with menace.
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For the Chinese, and for many connoisseurs in the wider world, this is art with immutable value.
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It is known to connoisseurs as the "The Doctor," and Phillips says only a few still exist.
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But for many women and jewelry connoisseurs, it is the soft call of coral that lures them.
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Still, connoisseurs of the sport should take notice: We may never see a squad this feeble again.
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This retrospective, however, can show non-connoisseurs that his art was as remarkable as his turbulent life.
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And this season brings its premier event, for connoisseurs and novices alike: the annual Tea Tasting Expo.
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Connoisseurs note that wild game can have a varied and natural diet, adding to the flavor profile.
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Most ceviche connoisseurs will tell you that the leche de tigre is their favorite part of ceviche.
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For connoisseurs of cycling, mountain roads provide an optimal vantage point to see a race in person.
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Connoisseurs of the Balanchine "Nutcracker" should notice a couple of changes that have been made this season.
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True art connoisseurs are experts able to discern both the quality and authorship of a work of art.
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True connoisseurs demand something more refined, like a ref somehow being unable to flip a coin properly. Exquisite.
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For the many burger connoisseurs out there, a simple cheeseburger would be akin to driving a Ferrari slowly.
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If Australia's tabloid journalists were perhaps not the most sophisticated connoisseurs of modern art, neither were its politicians.
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But true Micky D's connoisseurs are likely to pick something off the menu's deep cuts: Filet-O-Fish.
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In some respects, it feels like these products are appealing to lazy, casual drinkers rather than true connoisseurs.
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Exhibitor Alberto Castro features several displays of agate and marble specimens which were popular with 18th-century connoisseurs.
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But connoisseurs of silent cinema know that the main event will be on Tuesday at 7843:30 p.m.
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For the third year, The Hallmark Channel is treating cuddle connoisseurs to a day of fluff and football.
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In this store, sneakers are important but verge on unremarkable, a strategy to reach both basics and connoisseurs.
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You can brew coffee in a number of ways, but many connoisseurs swear by the French press method.
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Rykiel clothes have just passed from being the delight of connoisseurs to having an impact on mass fashion.
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True connoisseurs of the genre have moved on, apparently, to brutal dental cleaning videos like the one above.
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That may not matter to connoisseurs, who know that the taste of bluefin depends on what it eats.
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Connoisseurs can be seen sipping whisky on tours of Kilchoman, the huge gleaming copper stills in action nearby.
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The design doesn't bear Walmart's logo, making it more acceptable to wine connoisseurs who want to trade down.
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Today, we have a puzzle by Damon J. Gulczynski that I would describe as a crossword for connoisseurs.
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Why you'll love it: Adventurous chocolate connoisseurs will love the Vosges Exotic Truffle Collection for its unique flavors.
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The roastery is a theater-style Starbucks catering to coffee connoisseurs more discerning about the coffee beans and roasting.
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Tea leaves are hand-picked, processed, tested and certified by tasters, before being exported to connoisseurs around the world.
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But in one case in particular, connoisseurs should really insist that a hyphen is not a matter of taste.
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Anything derived from petroleum, "green" beauty connoisseurs will tell you, comes with a whole host of carcinogenic side effects.
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Competitive fitness is blowing up among general fitness connoisseurs, thanks to Instagram stars like Paige Hathaway and Michelle Lewin.
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More refined connoisseurs of taking-pictures-in-front-local-art will find the "Welcome to Austin" mural easily enough.
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On this July morning, she agrees with her father that France is not a nation of ice cream connoisseurs.
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Boomerang-ready and sure-to-please dessert connoisseurs everywhere, it may just be the real unicorn of unicorn creations.
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E/AB Fair offers collectors, connoisseurs, and curious visitors free access to an international community of artists and publishers.
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The one hopeful thing I can say is that audiences who go and see comedy these days are connoisseurs.
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The fair spotlights emerging product designers and attracts art world aficionados, fashion brand titans, and interior design connoisseurs, alike.
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Mr. Puddick's tale is one of many origin stories whetting the appetite of the new generation of gin connoisseurs.
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"One thing about Sula: they have never said they are trying to make wines for connoisseurs," Ms. Holland said.
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For a time, he remained a marginal presence in literary life, his name known mainly to colleagues and connoisseurs.
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But to expect any viewer of La prière to decode Koraïchi's language is a tall order, even for connoisseurs.
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Others chose instead to state why they would no longer support the coffee-pod connoisseurs by sharing the hashtag #BoycottKeurig.
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And as connoisseurs of the BBC show will know, that can only mean one thing: revenge is on the table.
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Hardcore smoothie connoisseurs should listen up for this one — Omega was not messing around when they made this bad boy.
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In Belgium, raw mussels are considered the stuff of connoisseurs, a sort of legendary dish appreciated only by old folks.
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Today, New York is best known among connoisseurs of fine fruit for its classic Northern Spy and Newtown Pippin apples.
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The nonalcoholic-beer category hasn't seen major innovation in 25 years, and the available products have long disappointed beer connoisseurs.
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Wine subscription boxes from Wincare are super customizable, with wines for those with casual palates to connoisseurs with refined tastes.
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The amber-hued wines in particular, made from fermenting white grapes with their skins, are gaining attention from international connoisseurs.
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Except among connoisseurs of theater, her name has never been as well-known as that of a Streep or Langella.
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The premium cigar industry, like the wine industry, relies on releasing new varieties to sustain the interests of its connoisseurs.
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The ones connoisseurs tend to tout are often the ones made for pennies by filmmakers from the middle of nowhere.
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Welcome back, wellness connoisseurs, and thanks again for playing along as we determine the Worst Wellness Trend of the 22s.
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Some of the writing by these connoisseurs has a similar vibe, even if it's unlikely to win them any awards.
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Turkey Hash: This is the delight of all connoisseurs of the holiday beast, but few understand how really to prepare it.
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That's where you'll find the Oreo flavor, though it's not something even the most die-hard cookie connoisseurs can twist open.
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Winc Wine Club is super customizable, with wines for those with casual palates all the way to connoisseurs with refined tastes.
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It's part of a new Audible Romance package, which is designed to let connoisseurs dig deep into the massively popular genre.
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An audience of tango connoisseurs shrieked, gasped and cooed at the fast-traveling trills and out-of the-blue pouncing skips.
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Connoisseurs say that every step, and other factors like sourcing and humidity, affect the taste and mouthfeel of the finished product.
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Blending old-world art with today's technology sounds like it wouldn't work out, just like saying millennials can be art connoisseurs.
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"Younger bartenders and connoisseurs are rediscovering aquavit," said Thomas Klem Andersen, whose blog Cocktails of Copenhagen covers the city's bar scene.
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While some connoisseurs home brew to satisfy their own insatiable cravings, others do so to sell online and at gay events.
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He is now known mainly to scholars of Symbolism, connoisseurs of the occult, and devotees of the music of Erik Satie.
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Square Feet The architecture and location of many former newspaper headquarters appeal to tech companies, urban homeowners and even beer connoisseurs.
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As connoisseurs know, there are regional variations in the popular Thin Mint cookies, and strong similarities between Samoas and Caramel deLites.
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However, this flavor profile, derided as middle-of-the-road by chocolate connoisseurs, clearly appeals to large segments of the population.
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During the June mission, which went down at the Ro Gallery in Queens, DEC officers dressed as ivory-loving art connoisseurs.
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That connoisseurs of celebrity news and beauty are also validating these teens' glammed-up moments speaks volumes about prom's new elevated platform.
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Covers of The New Yorker have narrated life for over 90 years; but they depict the lives urban elites, the "connoisseurs" themselves.
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But eagle-eyed candy connoisseurs will want to look closer: Hidden in the caption for the new release is even more news.
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A great deal of academic writing is devoted to the history and critique of the claims of Berenson and the other connoisseurs.
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As gadget connoisseurs, we obviously jumped at the chance to be a part of it, just as we have in years past.
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A longtime pot activist and deputy director of California NORML, Komp's blog (Tokin' Woman) has celebrated "famous female cannabis connoisseurs" since 2008.
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And it is thanks to a group of coffee connoisseurs in Ivory Coast's economic capital, Abidjan using a rare bean called Arabusta.
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A visit to "Moose Murders" is what will separate the connoisseurs of Broadway disaster from mere dilettantes for many moons to come.
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Wine industry 'expects to quickly recover' While 85% of wine production in the United States comes from California, wine connoisseurs needn't worry.
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An avant-garde piece that addresses misogyny and rape culture is unlikely to cause much dissent in an audience of metropolitan connoisseurs.
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Others will remember the Gay Liberation Front, the "radical drag" connoisseurs who were chased by police after snogging in full ecclesiastical garb.
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The sleek, minimalistic speakeasy is more suited for cocktail connoisseurs who can't handle the sensory overload in Ophelia or The Iron Fairies.
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Who it's for: People who want to trick their friends—or wine connoisseurs they've never met—into thinking they're drinking real champagne.
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Many connoisseurs have said, fairly, that Miami City dances the way New York City used to (fast, space-devouring, clear, outstandingly musical).
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Calling all Amazon beauty connoisseurs: Belei, Amazon's in-house range of affordable, results-driven skin care just got even more wallet-friendly.
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PARIS — French cheese connoisseurs want everyone who loves the country's culinary heritage to hear their anguished, almost unimaginable cry: Boycott French Camembert.
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There is something for everyone — from collectors and connoisseurs to anyone who is drawn to the innovative, quirky, thought-provoking, and multisensory.
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It's no secret that VICELAND features a diverse group of weed connoisseurs who represent the many types of marijuana enthusiasts out there.
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"Bag appeal" means what the bag looks like—basically, how it photographs for other connoisseurs to ogle, both with flash and without.
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And for puppet connoisseurs who are interested in bidding on the figures, Lutrario said Rudolph's nose does light up and shipping is free.
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Connoisseurs of modern art might note how boxing has historically been used by critics to illustrate the putatively masculine qualities of Abstract Expressionism.
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Since 2002, tequila sales have more than doubled, according to The New York Times, in part because tequila has found some celebrity connoisseurs.
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Grasscutter connoisseurs also claim that the wild animals, because they eat a wider variety of grasses, are both tastier and better for you.
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However, the tubelip wrasse has evolved corallivory down to an art, and unlike all other coral connoisseurs, there's no munching or crunching required.
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Until Netflix released Devilman Crybaby, the anime based on the Japanese horror manga franchise was mostly a deep-cut for cartoon-gore connoisseurs.
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Calling all wannabe princesses, believers of dreams, horse fanatics and fairy tale connoisseurs … April 9 is Unicorn Day, and prepare to freak out!
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Food lovers on the other hand had an insatiable appetite for #instafood, while #coffee was the No. 1 choice for beverage connoisseurs. 5.
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But the problem is, when those coffee connoisseurs go out for a cup, they can't control what kind of ice a café uses.
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Just as with mechanical keyboards, they appeal to connoisseurs, but have been phased out of the mainstream in favor of more efficient designs.
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Pirlo is not the only ex-football player to have retired as a winemaker — Andres Iniesta and Johan Micoud are also wine connoisseurs.
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This work is "executed with so much refinement and skill that many connoisseurs believed it was painted by the master himself," he added.
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The wine competition, known as the 1976 Judgment of Paris, changed the way connoisseurs around the world perceived the young Napa County region.
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In weed culture, something like this already exists, with different strains of weed, skunk and hash dismissed, fetishized and analyzed by smoker connoisseurs.
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Musical-theater connoisseurs will be delighted to learn that the film's score is by Jonathan Tunick, who orchestrated several of Stephen Sondheim's shows.
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Only true connoisseurs know what a usage book is, so the new title is more descriptive as well, to the everyday book person.
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If you regard their business as a scheme to exploit women's insecurities (of which they were connoisseurs), they were colluding with the enemy.
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Connoisseurs can find more conscientiously curated delights at Shudder ($4.99 per month, $49.99 per year) and Screambox ($4.99 per month, $35.88 per year).
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Also referred to as "liquid light" among crystal connoisseurs, selenite is a white or clear stone known for its powerful healing and energizing properties.
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Pink MammaItalian-cuisine connoisseurs and steak-lovers alike will enjoy Big Mamma Group's newest Parisian eatery, Pink Mamma, which is located in south Pigalle.
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In partnership with our friends at Artifact Uprising, we're hooking up three lucky winners with the ultimate vacation package perfect for travel-photography connoisseurs.
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Connoisseurs are called servants of the art market — they are said to be oblivious to the political concerns of the social history of art.
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Music connoisseurs can now ask Alexa to track their favorite artists and set up a voice alert for when new songs or albums debut.
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Défoncé's CEO Eric Eslao, meanwhile, is ex-Apple and his product is designed to appeal to connoisseurs a world away from garage bong passers.
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Winc Wine Club is a super customizable wine subscription with vino for those with casual palates all the way to connoisseurs with refined tastes.
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Coffee connoisseurs already know that the best way to keep iced coffee chilled without losing any of the flavor is by using coffee ice.
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But the design, though still appreciated by connoisseurs "who can't resist old curvy low-slung sloops," has been surpassed by lighter and faster boats.
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We're connoisseurs and any time we're in a liquor store and see a new product we buy it and bring it to the office.
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Ideologically speaking, how did the crate-digging connoisseurs who largely created breaks records tend to differ from the mainstream audiences who consumed those records?
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Luggage connoisseurs will have a field day at Louis Vuitton's exhibition, "Volez, Voguez, Voyagez," which opened Friday at 86 Trinity Place in Lower Manhattan.
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Coffee connoisseurs know Oslo as the capital of light roasts, a city where specialty roasters regularly arrange cupping sessions and in-depth brewing courses.
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Dealers specializing in these objects now look to sell their best pieces either to museums or to a relatively small pool of wealthy connoisseurs.
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I've added about a thousand new entries, a lot of them for connoisseurs — plural forms, some arcane plurals that weren't in the book before.
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To many whisky connoisseurs, a bottle of Glenfiddich or Glenmorangie evokes the moody Scottish countryside, with images of rolling hills and glens, or valleys.
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For connoisseurs of sweaty palms, we could return to the late 1970s, when first-round series were best two-out-of-three cage fights.
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But the more I learned, the more I accepted these unnatural wines as one more way to satisfy drinkers and even create new connoisseurs.
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They're the coke connoisseurs of Britain, an ever-expanding gaggle of (mostly) men who take great pride in knowing more about blow than you.
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But whether you prefer highbrow laughs to scatological humor (or vice versa), there are true genre gems that cater to all kinds of comedy connoisseurs.
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Lizzie: I think most music video connoisseurs would agree that the presence of musical instruments in a video is, in most cases, a cop-out.
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Luckily, we just so happen to be self-taught pizza connoisseurs, and we've done the not-so-painstaking work of narrowing it down for you.
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One of the top bucket-list items for wine connoisseurs is a chance to try one of the winning wines from the Judgment of Paris.
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With Canada's recent legalization of recreational marijuana, cannabis company A Higher Level Of Thought (AHLOT) is scouting "expert-level connoisseurs" for its Cannabis Curation Committee.
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The musicians presented themselves as virtuosos, which made it easy for fans to feel like connoisseurs; this was avant-garde music that anyone could appreciate.
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It is normal for a writer like Howe to carry her past as a burden—the way Lowell and Adams, connoisseurs of decline, usually did.
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Tokaj's Aszu wines first appeared in literature in 1576 but it was in the 17th century that the wine became a favourite of wine connoisseurs.
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He was quick to point out that sparkling rosé Champagne has long been accepted by connoisseurs, usually demands high prices and is suitable all year.
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There is a lesson that must be learned from the recent federal funding fight that can help better inform the presidential race watchers and connoisseurs.
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Tuesday's game could have been a symphony of hoops minutiae, all timed pin-downs and immaculate rotations—math-y, maybe, but a delight for connoisseurs.
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Over the last 20 years or so, Suntory and Nikka, Japan's other large distiller, had begun producing award-winning single malts that connoisseurs now covet.
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But those films were themselves tributes to midcentury comic books like "Tales from the Crypt," which connoisseurs like Romero, King and Savini grew up reading.
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A cult musical must also plummet directly into obscurity; if too many people know about it, how can it be the exclusive delight of connoisseurs?
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Connoisseurs and top chefs know Ora King salmon; it's farm-raised in New Zealand, high quality and approved by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch.
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His go-to order is a no-frills black drip coffee, but curious connoisseurs can also sample single-origin pour-overs and personalized tasting flights.
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YouTube is home to influencers from nearly every professional and cultural niche, from crystal healers to fast food connoisseurs, and farming is predictably no exception.
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As brunch connoisseurs (we take that term very seriously), we figured it was our official duty to discover the best weekend-morning eats in every state.
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PANGALENGAN, Indonesia/NEW YORK (Reuters) - For decades, Indonesia has supplied coffee roasters worldwide with prized beans that give a distinctive taste to brews favored by connoisseurs.
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Morose experimental music connoisseurs, Raime, announced their sophomore album today for English imprint Blackest Ever Black, entitled Tooth, and shared its itchingly ill-willed lead single.
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Rather than cold-turkey a lifelong dependence on sides of fries, unhealthy food connoisseurs should focus on optimizing the health value of the foods we consume.
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The fish in question is the ravishing Asian arowana, "the most expensive tropical fish in the world," treasured by effete connoisseurs and yakuza crime lords alike.
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Waterslide connoisseurs (yep, it'sa thing) won't want to miss Connecticut's latest and greatest — a six-story waterslide that drops riders into a Venus flytrap-like vortex.
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Connoisseurs came mainly for music by Mieczysław Weinberg, the Polish Jewish composer who fled to the Soviet Union in 1939 and joined the circle around Shostakovich.
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With Batman v Superman earning mixed reviews, now's a great time for casual fans to investigate the classic series, and hardcore superhero connoisseurs to revisit it.
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They're not the hippies who use pot to supplement their loose ideologies or even the meticulous connoisseurs who can tell you the minutiae of each strain.
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Touring musicians and beer connoisseurs are frequent visitors, but white collared shirts aren't uncommon on weeknights—locals, as the rules say, are the most important customers.
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Among sports car connoisseurs, Mr. Schutz is best remembered for blocking plans in 936 to end production of the 224 model, which remains the quintessential Porsche.
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Bombs like Battlefield Earth are the rarest of creatures, like a pungent cheese to be savored over copious glasses of wine for trashterpiece connoisseurs like myself.
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Connoisseurs like Roma complain that the quality of clips has gone down, as custom orders rarely pay enough and producers can't make enough for convincing effects.
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While New York is a destination for night life connoisseurs, there's no question that the center of forward-looking electronic music still resides across the pond.
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Yes, cute animal connoisseurs will recognize this one — it's probably the most famous otters-holding-hands video out there (and trust us, it's a whole genre).
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Amazon Bean Box, $26/monthCoffee connoisseurs will love the chance to try a new bag of fresh beans from Portland and Seattle's top roasters each month.
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The collection will focus primarily on sauvignon blanc and rosé wines, and connoisseurs can sign up to be notified about the official launch on the brand's website.
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Yet Fragomeni, whose previous startup venture Nodejitsu was acquired by GoDaddy in 230, believes there will always be dedicated connoisseurs who are interested in actually owning music.
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Sandwich cookie connoisseurs have taken to social media to express their outrage, dismay and general disgust over the Nabisco snack's ability to stain your saliva hot pink.
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But connoisseurs of Hawley's masterful penchant for blending the oddball and the inspired into a cocktail of well-crafted television are certainly eager to get a taste.
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GINA won't be perfect for serious coffee connoisseurs When it comes down to it, GINA does what it says on the box: it brews pour over coffee.
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In the meantime, specialty food workers and connoisseurs alike can only pray that their products don't get caught in the battle that started in the aviation industry.
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The Bean Box sampler includes four expert-picked roasts from around the world as well as tasting notes and brewing tips for any self-proclaimed coffee connoisseurs.
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Coveted by tea connoisseurs, pu'er is a variety distinguished by its earthy tones and complex taste structure, with each successive steeping releasing a unique flavor, devotees say.
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Why a given work is considered unfinished is broached in nearly every wall label, has been argued for generations by scholars and connoisseurs, and sometimes still is.
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The convention lands in a different Australian town each year, bringing can connoisseurs from around the world to showcase their breweriana (beer-related paraphernalia) over four days.
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In the corpse flower, the volatile odor is dispersed by the heat the flower generates as the phallus-like bloom emerges, attracting carrion beetles and similar connoisseurs.
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And I'm keen to improve my scant acquaintance with the work of Ms. Hay, who has been a singularly inspiring figure for many connoisseurs of dance postmodernism.
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The Bargello section of the exhibition focuses on more recent collections: treasures acquired in the 19th century by a number of Florence-based collectors, connoisseurs and dealers.
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With over 30 million songs and close to 1,500 genres, it's no wonder that Spotify has become the go-to app for music connoisseurs the world over.
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That may be the smart call from a safety point of view, but it's a bummer for connoisseurs of a rich literary genre: the snowbound train story.
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Then came further details, and what looked like a hot ticket for downtown connoisseurs morphed with lightning speed into a must-see for its May-July run.
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This delicacy, which he began making in 2004 in his small home in Bois d'Arcy, is highly sought-after by the soy milk connoisseurs of the capital.
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This Ultimate Collectors' Edition Millennium Falcon (75192) is for well-heeled Star Wars Lego connoisseurs—its $800 price tag should be an immediate red flag for casual fans.
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So at that time in my late 20s, my friends and I did start becoming connoisseurs of things like Strait-Jacket, and Lady in a Cage, and Berserk.
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Belgium is a place of pilgrimage for countless hop-loving, beer-enjoying connoisseurs, and for a good reason: It's one of the best beer countries in the world.
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This meant that connoisseurs of the genre had to wait around for new seasons of AHS or buy tickets to whatever horror movie was coming down the pipeline.
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Connoisseurs of the Indian tech scene have raised eyebrows at the price tag, given that Flipkart raised money at a valuation of under $12bn just a year ago.
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"That encouraged friendly competition ... and some card connoisseurs began treating their collections as financial assets, similar to stocks, bonds or works of fine art," notes WashPost's Jacob Bogage.
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Several of the names that earned a spot on Green Street's coveted list will be familiar to shopping center connoisseurs, including a family-owned luxury property in Florida.
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The legendary 1990s series began streaming on Netflix on June 21, making it easily accessible to both anime connoisseurs and the anime curious for the first time ever.
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In other words, even the finest connoisseurs of footwear have got to admit, they've got nothing on Cannon and the custom sneaker museum he calls a shoe closet.
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The C9 is one of the few TVs that supports 265K resolution at 22Hz — a benchmark that TV connoisseurs have been waiting on for a pretty long time.
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Tickets to its four tasting sessions sold out in an instant; the most diehard connoisseurs invested in pink wristbands that gave access to the promised land all weekend.
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They also offer various sorting tools to let connoisseurs sift through the voluminous listings of, say, Beethoven's string quartets to find that one recording by that one ensemble.
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Connoisseurs of New York City rap have been following the smart, scrappy lyricist known as Wiki since he debuted as part of the group Ratking five years ago.
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Francesco and Fabrizio Vastola, a father and son team, harvest these artichokes on their Maida Farm, pack them in extra-virgin olive oil and ship them to connoisseurs.
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Unlike Time's other food titles, which cater more to home cooks and those beginning to cook, Food & Wine has developed a following among chefs, wine connoisseurs and restaurateurs.
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To connoisseurs of Modernism, the mid-20th-century designs of Florence Knoll, as she was known, were — and still are — the essence of the genre's clean, functional forms.
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Connoisseurs of inexpensive wines will recall that bottles of this stuff disappeared quickly last year and the year before, when the Côtes de Provence rosé made its American debut.
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Opened last year, CryoZone invites customers to spend $13 for three minutes in a cryogenic chamber cooled to -110°C for fledgling freezers and -132°C for chilling connoisseurs.
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Even for those who consider themselves year-round tea drinkers and sachet connoisseurs, there's something undeniably special about sipping from a hot mug during the fall and winter months.
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Since China and the Islamic world had many connoisseurs, to what extent, one wonders, are their ways of thinking similar to those of commentators dealing with European old masters?
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And in Japan, some acoustic connoisseurs are now installing their own utility poles, with custom transformers, to ensure all of their audio gear is getting the purest power possible.
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There are those strange individuals who don't need coffee on an hourly basis, those who require regular cups of the good stuff, and then there are the coffee connoisseurs.
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Toronto company AHLOT is hiring "expert-level connoisseurs" to join its Cannabis Curation Committee—a group of people who will sample weed from various licensed producers across the country.
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Sony is pursuing audiophiles, collectors, and connoisseurs with its new PS-HX500 turntable, a carefully crafted machine that hitches the company's "hi-res audio" wagon to comparatively ancient technology.
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WATCH THIS: Marcus Samuelsson Makes Chicken Liver Mousse Doughnuts Sweet tooth connoisseurs are also making space for the trend with other treats like cakes, cupcakes, cookies and even macaroons.
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Input and notes from connoisseurs will be used to curate a "sample pack" of weed — basically a prepackaged flight of premium strains for customers to try out at home.
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Although the Takarazuka performers are famously well drilled in all aspects of performance, connoisseurs of the Fosse style probably will not emerge dazzled by their mastery of his work.
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The legal marijuana industry may be young, but its path to celebrity endorsement is already well-tread, as several connoisseurs have rushed to cash in on a boom time.
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But car connoisseurs looking to trade up have now lost a valuable tax benefit, and the top end of the market may be feeling a pinch as a result.
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Quarantine and chill has video game connoisseurs going nuts, and the console that's scratching their itch is the Nintendo Switch ... something you'll have to pay big bucks for nowadays.
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"Cheese that goes well with apples" could be almost any cheese (Please don't yell at me, cheese connoisseurs; I'm appallingly easy to make happy when it comes to food).
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This reminded Mr. O'Keeffe of a little story he sometimes pulls out of his wallet when in the presence of wine connoisseurs, about a television skit about wine tasting.
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Perfume connoisseurs will argue the same for fragrances — all it takes is one whiff to be transported from your studio apartment to a Parisian garden or the beaches of Capri.
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The royal newlyweds, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, are also noted connoisseurs of art, and now you can bite their exquisite taste with a print from British artist Van Donna.
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To connoisseurs of the controversies, scandals and pseudo-scandals that have dogged Hillary and Bill Clinton throughout their public life, Tuesday's final act in the email saga seemed strangely familiar.
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One spirits category that's particularly strong is single-malt whiskey, which "is increasingly seen as the spirit for connoisseurs," according to IWSR, which tracks consumption and trends in alcoholic beverages.
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The value of wine exchanged yearly between consumers, connoisseurs and collectors—the secondary market—has quadrupled to $4bn since 2000, says Justin Gibbs of Liv-ex, a wine-trading platform.
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While the pair spent the next few years globetrotting and creating music, they tapped into their inner entrepreneurial spirits and designed two iOS apps for audio connoisseurs around the world.
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Medical marijuana has been legal in Canada since 2001 and the country could be poised to legalize recreational use next year, making the investment opportunity particularly alluring for cannabis connoisseurs.
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Budget-conscious wine connoisseurs with a membership to Sam's Club will be able to snag some low-cost bottles when they're stocking up on bulk toilet paper and coconut water.
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The Burning History can be found at Zuma, an upscale Japanese restaurant in New York and Boston, but cocktail connoisseurs may be able to replicate this smoky drink at home.
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What will the event, which over more than five decades has been known to art and antiques connoisseurs as simply the Paris Biennale, call itself once it takes place annually?
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Titled "The High Road Summer Tour," this revue pairs two of rap's leading marijuana connoisseurs for a night of laid-back hip-hop hits drawn from the last 23 years.
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This institutional shift in emphasis from hard objects to the broad field of visual culture will make old-style connoisseurs crazy, but it is in line with the center's history.
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Many TV connoisseurs are excited about the recognition heaped on The Americans, a critically beloved show that's largely been left out in the cold during Emmy season until this year.
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This morality tale features cross-dressing, pie fights and more; they're calling it irreverent family theater, and we're calling it a must for connoisseurs of performance art. Dec. 6–23.
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This week, dance music connoisseurs will have two chances to see Kllo in person when the group plays a pair of club dates in Brooklyn and the Lower East Side.elsewherebrooklyn.com877.987.
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Connoisseurs may quibble over the relative merits of these wines relative to their Bordeaux peers (Haut-Brion, Latour, Margaux and Mouton-Rothschild), but for me each was an emotional experience.
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I checked in with the audio connoisseurs in the New York Times Podcast Club, a Facebook group with 25,000 members that's a little like a book club for podcast fans.
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"The cold waters of the Cantabrian Sea produce incredible, meaty anchovies, and even Italian connoisseurs place them above those of the west coast of Italy," she said in an email.
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When it comes to weed, wealthy connoisseurs are looking for the same things they pay top dollar for in any other arena: artisanal, well-crafted product; concierge services; and personalization.
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But only connoisseurs of African-American literature are also aware of the tale of their close friendship, which came to an end over Mule Bone, a play they worked on together.
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Daimaru store says it has withdrawn its offer for Naturael, a Tokyo-based importer specializing in wine from the Golan — highly valued among connoisseurs — to participate at a fair in May.
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While it may seem like a steep price for a cup of joe, many cafes in the area offer up these high-priced cups for connoisseurs who want a specialty product.
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While some connoisseurs of the genre will sniff out any fluff in a horror movie trailer and opt out of watching, I'm willing to see anything that looks even remotely scary.
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Our top pick for the "knife connoisseurs" is the Chef'sChoice 15 Trizor XV Edge Electric Knife Sharpener, due to its impressive reviews regarding its use on high-end, professional-grade knives.
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Whether you're an Evans, Hemsworth, Pine, or Pratt stan, these truly gorgeous Chris-mas cards are here to help you spread some cheer to all the fellow Chris connoisseurs out there.
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Semi-obscure technical terms—the squatchee (the button on the baseball cap), Northwestern and UCLA stripes, radial and vertical arching, TV numbers, varsity block, blood jersey—assist in the connoisseurs' navigation.
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Thanks to a renewed appreciation for whiskey of all kinds, from bourbon to Japanese brands, connoisseurs are seeking out and drinking down rare Scotch whisky faster than it can be produced.
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The '04 and '05 calendars originally had plenty of male models for connoisseurs to feast their eyes upon as well, but in 2006 the switch was made to solely feature women.
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From bad-movie connoisseurs to cutting-edge cinephiles who don't live on the coasts, there are certain types of moviegoers who live for the alleged dead space of January and February.
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In any Cunningham Event, connoisseurs can identify fragments — some of which recurred across these three shows — but, despite the incredible diversity, almost anyone can distinguish just about everything as recognizably Cunningham.
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And among TV connoisseurs on social media and elsewhere, "Killing Eve," which has been renewed for a second season, has been one of the breathlessly praised new shows of the year.
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Antoine assured me that this would be a similar tasting experience, and I knew that any more Chartreuse from the 100 year old bottle was better off preserved for true connoisseurs.
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Instead of hiring connoisseurs and agents to buy up recognizable treasures, he worked mostly alone, pursuing a passion that few neighbors were aware of until after his death five years ago.
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"The discovery of this previously unrecorded and remarkable diamond will cause immense excitement with collectors and connoisseurs of diamonds around the world," said Rahul Kadakia, international head of jewelry for Christie's.
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In Ms. Bouder's "In Pursuit Of," Ashley Hod danced the ballerina role elegantly and with the kind of eloquence that causes ballet connoisseurs to invest the word "ballerina" with supplementary meanings.
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The coffeemaker was developed by a German chemist in the 1940's to be the most "chemically correct" option and over the years it's become a favorite among coffee connoisseurs, too.
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One brand stands out for getting picked by several vegan candy connoisseurs, but every last treat on this list is sure to please every last chocolate fan on your V-day list.
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Other scenes of everyday life show pedestrians opening umbrellas; an elderly woman being gingerly rescued from beneath a carriage horse; and well-dressed ladies in a department store, examining linens like connoisseurs.
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It may not be the return of the Bayreuth Festival, but at the very least, Prototype Festival has the potential to do for contralto connoisseurs what small-batch vinyl presses did for audiophiles.
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In short, at the very moment that Chinese people are being excluded from the U.S., Chinese things—poems, philosophy, porcelain—are being celebrated by (white) American poets who write as connoisseurs of China.
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Here are just a few of the beverages that coffee connoisseurs willing to spend a bit more on their cup of Joe will get to taste at Starbucks Roastery and Reserve Bar locations.
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She has been able to transform The Hi-Hat from a low-class joint with waitstaff in sexy leotards to a hip bar for connoisseurs of contemporary art and the emerging punk movement.
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A stroll around the Wine Monopoly in downtown Trondheim supports this: It's a bright and welcoming specialist shop staffed by connoisseurs with exhaustive knowledge of wine pairings, whisky distilleries, and microbrew hop varieties.
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It's "a formally audacious, intellectually energized entertainment, a powerful challenge to the lazy conventions of Hollywood storytelling and a feast for connoisseurs of contemporary screen acting," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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"Japanese whisky is certainly the latest discovery for whisky connoisseurs and the growing popularity is leading to increasing prices for the rarest varieties," Gary Boom, BI's managing director, said in a press note.
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Based on our tabulations of these connoisseurs' favorite wine bars, plus over 350 phone calls to wine bars to determine their selection, we've identified the best cities in the country for exploring rosé.
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Though ease of chop is naturally a requirement for all connoisseurs, this contraption may be a little much when you can just, you know, run it through a tea strainer like everyone else.
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But he was especially revered by coffee connoisseurs for his lustrous stovetop Coban 22013 espresso maker, a graceful stainless-steel, single-piece machine that was introduced in 230 by Alessi, the Italian housewares manufacturer.
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To design a machine to do this Sajith Wimalaratne and his colleagues at the firm had first to get past the arch language of connoisseurs: "raspberry notes", "elderflower aftertastes", "prune flourishes" and so on.
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With three hours until the evening's violin recital, we wandered past the pizza connoisseurs lined up for slices at Juliana's and Grimaldi's, before turning toward the Manhattan Bridge and into the heart of Dumbo.
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Can opera companies, many of them struggling at the box office, broaden their appeal by cutting without alienating their core audience of connoisseurs, who tend to view such cuts as disfigurements close to vandalism?
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"In South Africa, we have real 'pap connoisseurs' and they may not like the mix," said Chris Schoonwinkel, a commercial maize farmer from South Africa's grain belt, which stretches east and west of Johannesburg.
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Ending a case that electrified punctuation pedants, grammar goons and comma connoisseurs, Oakhurst Dairy settled an overtime dispute with its drivers that hinged entirely on the lack of an Oxford comma in state law.
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It also reflects the appeal among certain connoisseurs, he said, for materials originally developed for aerospace and other high-tech industries that have been applied to watches by Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet and others.
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You can already find CBD candies and oils at major national retail chains like CVS and Walgreens, and in states and municipalities where it's legal, green connoisseurs can order CBD-infused lattes and cocktails.
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"As the market was accelerating, you had distinguished connoisseurs of modern art who had no hesitation about putting Basquiat beside Picasso," said the dealer Jeffrey Deitch, who gave the eulogy at the artist's funeral.
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The exhibition offers a memorable opportunity to get to know an unusual oeuvre, which was admired by close followers and connoisseurs during Baron's lifetime but still deserves more critical attention from curators and historians today.
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While the average toker may not recognize these subtle differences, cannabis connoisseurs can understand and feel the importance of terpenes, or the essential plant oils in cannabis that give the bud its aroma and flavor.
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Others, produced with the label Excellence à la Française, would appeal primarily to collectors and connoisseurs of craftsmanship; its participants have included Cartier, Baccarat, Van Cleef & Arpels, and the porcelain company Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres.
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For true coffee connoisseurs, it doesn't matter whether they're at home or at a campsite, they still need to get their morning fix — and many are willing to go to great lengths to get it.
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These are the best machines in the UK. Best for customisation Best for simplicity Best for customer service Best for heating time Best for value Best for the environment Best for portability Best for connoisseurs
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But the real value to serious collectors is the preparation her team does to accommodate connoisseurs before they arrive — knowing which works or artist they would be most interested in seeing, and making it happen.
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Growers in the Emerald Triangle and elsewhere in California to hope create the Napa Valley of weed, a place where connoisseurs will come to sample boutique strains, tour organic gardens, and enjoy the stunning scenery.
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While it is still too early to tell what may come of a possible trade war, Mitenbuler noted, American whiskey is battle-tested and will rally with help from its loyal market of connoisseurs and craftsmen.
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Absolutely. These connoisseurs experienced less "hedonic contrast" — the "lawn mower" beer might suffer by comparison with a Belgian saison, but rise in a drinker's estimation if it were simply lumped with other beers of its type.
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American connoisseurs of craft brew were crying in their ale upon the news that Anheuser-Busch InBev has struck a deal to buy Redhook, a pioneer in the small-brewers revolution that began 40 years ago.
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In "The Haunting of Hill House" she has produced caviar for the connoisseurs of the cryptic, the bizarre, the eerie, guiding us along the frontiers between commonplace reality and some strange "absolute reality" of her own.
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Connoisseurs discuss tequila's tasting notes and aromas — the citrusy bite of an unaged blanco, the mellow spice of five year old anejo — and more than 600 others that are cataloged in the Mexican Academy of Tequila.
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Once upon a time, we fresh food connoisseurs were taught that the best way to purchase a melon was to first give it a good squeeze, making sure it wasn't too hard and not too soft.
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"We get publicity for the town, it gets publicity for the region, and of course, for the Nuits-Saint-Georges brand," said Dufouleur, who noted, too, that fans of cycling were not necessarily connoisseurs of wine.
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Early next year, she hopes, she will have launched a Thingtesting website and a new subscription-based membership tier targeting D2C connoisseurs, investors and anyone interested in a front-seat view of the booming D2C industry.
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Baumann hoped that the tool would be accessible to all and would "cut across education, class, privilege," and she believes that the digital redesign of the museum has succeeded in drawing both museum connoisseurs and first-timers.
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The Morgan Library & Museum, long the redoubt of rare-book lovers and drawing connoisseurs, has taken to mounting installations in its oversized Renzo Piano atrium, which has all but shoved that institution's traditional galleries to the margins.
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Dutch photographer Maarten Delobel joined the red-eyed crowd of hippies, tourists, cannabis lovers, and connoisseurs who spent the day shopping at the hemp market, chilling out in the provided hammocks, and watching documentaries on the subject.
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Then, a few years later, beginning with "The Doubtful Guest," came a burst of superb oddities that no one knew quite what to make of but which took hold with a growing number of connoisseurs of … oddities.
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After burger connoisseurs grilled Google for its sorry excuse for cheeseburger emoji, which foolishly featured the cheese under the patty, CEO Sundar Pichai vowed the company would "drop everything" to make the emoji right with the world.
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Burt endeavors to provide tools that can help rookies, skeptics, and connoisseurs learn to appreciate a vast range of work, organizing her "reasons to read" poems into six chapters—on feelings, characters, technique, difficulty, wisdom, and community.
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And, increasingly, she is appreciated not just by the country's connoisseurs—"The Giantess (The Guardian of the Egg)", (pictured overleaf) sold for $20183m a decade ago, and is now in a private collection—but by ordinary Mexicans.
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One place these connoisseurs gather is at a message board created when an article I wrote in January led to Reddit shutting down the community's previous home, r/DNMUK, on which drugs were pretty much being sold.
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Though Wine Country takes gleeful pleasure in skewering the bougie attitudes of wine connoisseurs, the lush, saturated vistas — not to mention the ratio of twinkly-lights to patio — still telegraph a celebration of that upper-middle-class lifestyle.
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MAD, Hungary (Reuters) - A Hungarian winemaker in the Tokaj region known for its golden dessert wine is selling a vintage for $40,000 a bottle, hoping to revive the royal heritage of a wine revered by kings and connoisseurs.
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Connoisseurs of such stuff should enjoy the book's 18-point list of instructions for the woman who'd like to lure a man to a romantic terrace restaurant, stab him with a switchblade and push him off a cliff.
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The title, set in a so-'70s sans serif typeface that echoes the poster for "All That Jazz," announces this FX mini-series, starting Tuesday, as a work with flair and attention to detail, for enthusiasts and connoisseurs.
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I've met a lot of people in the industry in my years as a writer and editor at Allure, but I can say, hands down, that she is easily one of the biggest connoisseurs of beauty I've ever encountered.
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The 320-page book is diligently researched (made evident through a lengthy bibliography and list of further reading), and while some artists, historians, or color connoisseurs may be familiar with some of its tales, other ones will certainly surprise.
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They're the real denizens of the virtual world — the super-users of new apps, the earliest adopters of new forms of social media, the connoisseurs of online entertainment and the harshest critics when these technologies don't meet their standards.
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Mr. Serkin especially loved the six books of sonatas, rondos and fantasias — 37 pieces in all — that Emanuel Bach, as he was often known, collected and published for "Kenner und Liebhaber" ("Connoisseurs and Amateurs"), as the volumes were titled.
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By the time the 35-year-old Copley sailed at last in 1774, he was too set in his ways to achieve the painterly effects that might have earned him the high praise from London connoisseurs he desperately craved.
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And when they're looking for fresh ideas, they just might turn to the passionate doughnut connoisseurs of Kansas City for suggestions, which is exactly where they got the idea for the popular spring and summer doughnut, the Doughnut Ice Cream Sammie.
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Now allow me to start by stating that this is exciting for two major reasons: first, because of the novelty fun shape factor; and second, because we happen to be avid fruit snack consumers as well as (self-proclaimed) connoisseurs.
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The hog, in fact, won a blind taste test conducted by Grit, a blog for rural Americans, where a group of "more than 90 food professionals, chefs, food writers, and food connoisseurs" decided that mulefoot is yummier than the rest.
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While drinking raw milk is probably a bad idea, raw milk cheese is a different story—thanks to the importance of bacteria to the cheesemaking process, connoisseurs might think raw milk makes for a more complex or intense cheese flavor.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - An entrepreneur has found a way to supply Italian parmesan, Dutch Gouda and British Cheddar to cheese connoisseurs in Russia, sidestepping a ban on importing European food that the Kremlin imposed in the fallout from the conflict in Ukraine.
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"Once the domain of a dedicated core of collectors and connoisseurs scattered in select U.S. cities, the culture of sneaker fashion has exploded to become a worldwide phenomenon, a new universal language of cool," Sotheby's said on its website Friday.
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"Weed connoisseurs from around the world have come to Malawi and taken our local varieties, and now Malawi Gold can be found in coffee shops in Amsterdam and Canada and is even a popular sativa variety in Jamaica," said Dr. Bandawe.
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But GINA won't be perfect for serious coffee connoisseurs; they will still have to rely on other gadgets in their quest for the perfect cup, as GINA offers no help when it comes to measuring water temperature or ground fineness.
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Most of my friends had gone into accounting or advertising, which seemed fine, but nothing seemed to me as rich as the auction environment, an extraordinary marketplace with almost no transparency where mysterious things happened between collectors, dealers and connoisseurs.
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On Wednesday night, at Christie's postwar and contemporary sale (in which it was incongruously included to reach bidders beyond Renaissance connoisseurs), the Leonardo sold for a shocking $450.3 million, the highest price ever paid for a work of art at auction.
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Operating as part of the Teatro Regio di Parma, the festival — situated in the heart of the northern Italian region where Verdi grew up and returned to build a villa after attaining fame and fortune — appeals to connoisseurs without being esoteric.
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There was no Triple Crown on the line to add to the day's allure, but a crowd of 57,729 horse-playing, horse-loving connoisseurs came out nonetheless, and offered full-throated support for some of the sport's more unsung stars.
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The relative absence of major works by black artists in black collections proved the importance of having the hip-hop community become serious connoisseurs of contemporary art, and for years now, Dean has acted as an informal adviser in this endeavor.
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While fine wine has long been traded by serious collectors and connoisseurs willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a desired bottle, the liquor world is now catching up as demand and interest in craft and fine spirits has skyrocketed.
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" The band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in 2001, where their official biography describes their 1970s albums as "wry, nuanced and hyper-literate" that are "highly regarded by connoisseurs of pop hooks, jazz harmony and desiccating wit.
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In a room behind me, the cozy lounge area—that would be the former bedroom—caters to older connoisseurs who seek out his collection of vintage Japanese whiskies, some held in porcelain bottles and sourced at auctions, as well as Scottish single-malts.
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Apple events are traditionally a chance for tech connoisseurs to spend a couple of hours learning about the company's next line of hardware products or software updates, but it also gives Apple executives a chance to hang out with super cool musicians.
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Meanwhile, the San Antonio Spurs are one of the league's leading connoisseurs of the dreaded in-between game, jacking jumpers from an area of the floor that only the backward-looking Minnesota Timberwolves or the decidedly old-school Memphis Grizzlies seem to love.
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But for wealthy camera connoisseurs looking for some extra style, Leica from time to time releases limited editions of its products, including an annual titanium version of a camera out of its lineup that the company has released for the last five years.
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The world-renowned Darjeeling tea plant yields new leaves at different stages year-round and the second flush stage, typically from May to June, produces mature leaves known for their full bodied flavor, which are highly sought after by both connoisseurs and consumers.
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Now that it's not, it's worth a small fraction of that, even though it's the same painting — the same work "executed with so much refinement and skill that many connoisseurs believed it was painted by the master himself," as one curator said.
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In 2008, Mr. Jago, Mr. Espey and Peter Fleck, another Gilbeys colleague, formed the Last Drop Distillers, which discovers casks of fine spirits left over in Scotland, France, Portugal and the United States and then packages and sells the product to connoisseurs.
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This Americana supergroup — its three members are Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O'Donovan and Nickel Creek's Sara Watkins, all well known to connoisseurs of simple acoustic instruments and sweet vocal harmonies — has performed regularly since forming in 2014, winning enthusiastic reviews along the way.
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As connoisseurs of human folly, we are eager to savor such delights as these: Charlotte Lucas's marriage to Mr. Collins and what it is meant to say in the original novel, versus Lucy Scott's decides to portray in her reading of the character.
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Art fairs used to be principally trade shows for specialist audiences, and few were more established and exclusive than the European Fine Art Fair — which each March lures museum directors and deep-pocketed connoisseurs to Maastricht, in the southern tip of the Netherlands.
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While serious connoisseurs who prefer to merely taste and spit could probably hire a car and drive themselves, a better option for the rest of us is to join a wine tour that will pick you up from your hotel or apartment.
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While it's unusual for a commercial dealer to organize a museum show, Mr. Butterfield is acknowledged as today's leading authority on Verrocchio, and he has also edited a catalog whose attributions and speculations on who painted what will keep connoisseurs debating for years.
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This spring, flanked by connoisseurs from South Korea and the United States, she stood over some of the most highly coveted cups of specialty coffee from her homeland at the nation's fledgling annual coffee festival, held here in the eastern city of Bukavu.
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New to the Chattanooga Choo Choo campus on Station Street and gaining national attention for its rare vintage guitar collection, Songbirds Guitar Museum is a staggering compilation that appeals to both guitar connoisseurs and those who wouldn't know a Fender from a fender.
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Mr. Bourne is a master of surface style, and the abundance and variety of pastiche dance — from the stiff, hoppy ridiculousness of aristocrats to awful music hall numbers to an ample survey of between-the-wars ballet — is another pleasure, especially for connoisseurs.
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On entering one of the new cannabis stores, customers are directed to either an express line, for experienced connoisseurs, or a line for "full service," where a "budtender" will helpfully guide and educate as to the effects and assorted flavors of their products.
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Bring these bottles to dinner parties; pick any of these wines and impress the snobbiest connoisseurs; have yourself a rosé tasting with your friends while watching The Bachelorette; stock some options in your itty-bitty apartment to help you feel that much more adult.
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Unlike most art fairs, each of the 90 exhibiting galleries is subject to a scrutinous vetting process by 50 connoisseurs armed with spy-like tools to ensure dealers are showing only top-notch, fully authenticated work by some of the biggest names in art history.
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The New Jersey trio has played alongside such heavyweights as Godflesh and Isis; they recently released a new album via Profound Lore, and in doing so, made it clear to metal connoisseurs that hip-hop can be just as sonically devastating as any other genre.
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The question is whether people would have paid as much if they had known that the art was not fresh from the estate of two connoisseurs who had spent half a century scouring galleries for gems by artists like Picasso, Jasper Johns and Frank Stella.
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The production is part of a new initiative, "Ópera en Español," led by Capasso, who is interpreting the company's mandate as "the people's opera" in a new way, emphasizing outreach to the Hispanic community while inviting connoisseurs to sample an out-of-the-way treasure.
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"The customer base has definitely changed, and along with that, we've changed a little bit about what we do," he said, saying the bar recently expanded their tap offerings to accommodate the young beer connoisseurs who want to try a new brew every visit.
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For the government to ban sites like ours that have compliant parental controls, a non-consensual take down page and a strict Terms of Service is a disservice to the people of India, who have become one of the largest connoisseurs of adult content.
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The TV show follows the two chefs around the Netherlands as they learn about regional dishes, and then source Blue Lotus, Mexican tarragon, South African Kanna and other hallucinogens that are legal here, as well as various strains of cannabis recommended by local weed connoisseurs.
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To connoisseurs, the latter — cured from a solid chunk of leg, not the whole leg like standard prosciutto — is the variety worth seeking now that the Department of Agriculture has approved for import the culatello di Zibello made near Parma by the Negroni company.
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Both are made from fresh sugar cane juice (unlike most rums, which are made from molasses), but the former is made on large column stills; the latter, the only type connoisseurs consider worthy to drink, is made on a smaller scale using pot stills.
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For the third year in a row, Pringles is going all-in for its Super Bowl ad, and this time the crunch connoisseurs are giving a strange nod to the Adult Swim show "Rick and Morty" with a "Pickle Rick" chip and animated commercial.
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And while my fellow Vogue connoisseurs may try to counter my findings by raising the point that editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is more known for putting celebrities on the covers, thus revoking the opportunities for models, they'll also remember that, back then, the Supers were celebrities.
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The Obamas are connoisseurs — they were the first presidential family to display work by African-American painters like Glenn Ligon and Alma Thomas — and yet their choice stood out, because Wiley is an artist whose stature in the art world comes close to matching Obama's in politics.
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Mike Greco, who was known to connoisseurs of Italian cuisine as "the Salami King" and "the Mayor of Arthur Avenue," and whose salumeria has catered to old neighbors, visiting politicians and insatiable Bronx expatriates for more than six decades, died on March 21951 in White Plains.
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This week, as global connoisseurs flock to La Biennale Paris, the now-annual gathering of the world's top sellers of art and antiques, one prestigious dealer is sitting this edition out, as it has every year, to host its own show and sale of 2100th-century masterpieces.
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The concept is starting to catch on with beef connoisseurs and small ranchers like Mr. Meyers, who would rather spend time ranching than doing all the work required to sell beef directly to customers: blogging about their cattle, promoting themselves on social media, juggling order logistics.
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You could ask for a prime bit of high-waisted modular synth madness and be served up CZRider01's gloriously dank modern classic Moog Modular IP demo (Vintage 1969), full of the wired-up twists and turns that analogue connoisseurs have come to know and love.
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The cookie brand is famous for always changing up their taste and design—Mindy Kaling, for one, is a fan of their extensive catalogue of fun flavors—and Oreo-connoisseurs sit on the edges of their seats waiting to see what the company will come up with next.
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When the European Fine Art Fair arrived in New York and set up in Park Avenue Armory four years ago, it was enough to be exactly what it was: a fair that boasted European old master paintings and antiquities and catered to museum curators and high-end connoisseurs.
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And the ready availability of the old-is-new shirt saves a lot of trouble for collar-roll connoisseurs who have been relying for decades on tiny mail-order shops with long waiting lists or troubling tailors to move their collar-point buttons by an eighth of an inch.
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The footage bumps to the beat of a classic soundtrack that has also come back into vogue among DJ connoisseurs: "Soul Makossa" by Manu Dibango, "More More More" by Andrea True Connection, "Young Hearts Run Free" by Candi Staton, and "Don't Leave Me This Way" performed by Thelma Houston.
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But connoisseurs of gothic silliness can appreciate it as a gender-switched homage to "The Silence of the Lambs," with Carpenter as a female Hannibal Lecter and Morris Chestnut as the F.B.I. agent assigned to oversee her (even though his fiancée died as a result of her treason).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A recent cover of the New Yorker by Kadir Nelson, titled "Art Connoisseurs," depicts two stylish art viewers pausing on a sidewalk, art magazine and wine glass in hand, admiring a colorful splash of graffiti on the side of a brick building.
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"[T]his is a new business model for automotive accessories, enabling them to be resold or traded on the Web, nurturing a real community of brand fans or connoisseurs of Fiat's Italian design, just as with collectors' items," the company writes in a press release of its Lego-meets-Ikea idea.
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Published at an extremely limited edition of 10 and on sale for a near-six figure price, this 1918 golden book of poems written by Tristan Tzara and illustrated by Jean Arp was perhaps the rarest work at the entire Fair, reserved for only the truest and wealthiest of dada connoisseurs.
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Connoisseurs such as Johannes Tippmann, a scholar of brewing at the Technical University of Munich, reckon that more than 3,500 different compliant beers are made today, and more than 1m variants could be made just by tweaking the mineral content in the water, the type of yeast and so forth.
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Fright fans as well as connoisseurs of seriously good filmmaking should turn this finely tuned thriller into a much-needed hit for Paramount and, as the remaining two entries in Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy have already been published, the studio should get the next film installment rolling post haste.
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In fact, in spite of the brazen mainstream-ness of its musical content, the album inadvertently established Jepsen as almost underground — a criminally underrated gem only the savviest pop music connoisseurs appreciated, and whom gay men, always the champions of misunderstood women written off by broader popular culture, could call their own.
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Even where they stop short of fomenting anti-Western violence, global networks of religious fundamentalism and puritanism, such as those linking preachers from say, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, have replaced the relatively emollient tone set by the Ottoman caliphs, who were connoisseurs of Western art and music, as a colleague has written.
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Location: 91 miles north of MiamiTown population: 6,133Brewery founded: 2011Tequesta Brewing features hand-made beers in a wide variety of styles and flavors, for craft connoisseurs at their tasting room near Jupiter, FL. The company may still be young, but they serve their taproom patrons across a bar-top that is over a century old.
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What the shop can offer, however, are things difficult to achieve online: an intimate relationship with things, a haptic appreciation of materiality, a personal interaction with a sympathetic helper, an experience that contextualizes objects, a place to socialize with like-minded connoisseurs and, most importantly, a respite from the avalanche of too much stuff.
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Like the Post-Dispatch headquarters — a fabled hub of civic power that boasted cavernous subterranean rooms for bolts of paper and barrels of ink delivered via railroad link from the old Union Station nearby — many former newspaper sites are being redeveloped to appeal to 21st-century technology companies, urban homeowners and even beer connoisseurs.
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With a little over a week left before horror movie buffs and costume connoisseurs alike can finally wax poetic about all things Halloween, product review site Influenster has taken on the impressive task of breaking down state candy favorites in the United States by surveying over 40,000 Influensters … and the results are interesting, to say the least.
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So passionate are some connoisseurs for their sushi that on Passover — the eight-day holiday when grain products are forbidden and Ashkenazi Jews will not eat rice as well because it is seen as too similar to grains — they will use quinoa, a botanical relative of spinach and beets, to satisfy their craving for salmon and tuna rolls.
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Its latest incarnation — framed with cabochon diamonds around the edges of a delicate rectangular case, a single sparkling gem at 12 o'clock, and a white marble dial from the same quarry from which stones for the Taj Mahal were sourced — had an understated, feminine elegance that proved a hit with many of the big-name connoisseurs.
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The autumn fair, whose second edition opens this weekend at the Park Avenue Armory, stretches from the dawn of time to around World War I. Even if you're not in the market for Flemish tapestries, Chinese porcelain or a mourning angel by Antonio Canova, the 95 exhibitors here offer a bounty of surprises for connoisseurs and amateurs alike.
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The village, Prince Albert, sometimes has the look of a sleepy frontier settlement out of the old American West, but it is known among travel connoisseurs for pristine examples of 19th-century Cape Dutch architecture, with their signature rounded gables, and for tasty figs and olives, and grazing sheep that are raised for mohair and the most tender lamb.
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" During the oral argument, when Wolkoff's attorney called these examples "extraordinary" categories not comparable to 5Pointz, he was met by a pointed push back by Judge Parker: "There are all kinds of galleries that folks like you and I may not go to that have temporary installations which among the connoisseurs are [considered] very important works of art.
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Traditionally, auction houses have relied on an army of art connoisseurs — specialists who are able to identify artists, craftspeople, schools of work and often much smaller, more subtle details to help determine the provenance and value of a work — not only to help source objects, but to help find the right buyers to bid on and eventually buy the work.
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The shift in emphasis will make old-style connoisseurs crazy, but it is in line with the center's history as a showcase for street photography, war photography and other socially committed genres, the differences being that the internet is now the boulevard and the battlefield, and everyone is a photographer, and everything is on view, instantly and all the time.
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In Siberia, you'll find people who are stroganina connoisseurs, critiquing the mustiness of frozen whitefish from smaller lakes or praising the clean leanness of the catch from the Gulf of Ob. "I'm used to my Ob kind," said Dmitry Kuybin, who fishes on that gulf, a 600-mile-long estuary along the eastern coast of the Yamal Peninsula that flows into the Arctic Ocean.
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Even though his then-agent, John Hodgman (now known as a comic writer and actor), was such a fan of Campbell's that he initially thought the book proposal should be an easy sell, it was still the early days of the internet, and connoisseurs of Campbell's deeply weird performances in "The Evil Dead" and "Army of Darkness" weren't yet mobilized into a cultural force.
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While Crocker was not mentioned in the 2011 New York Times article about pop diva stans, a number of other Britney fans or stan connoisseurs — including the twentysomething creators of pop music site MuuMuse, the Britney fansite BreatheHeavy, and the parodic Stan Wars — were all profiled, in part to show that they parlayed their fandom into positions in the creative industries as bloggers, graphic designers, or entertainment journalists.
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They're both connoisseurs of windows-down R&B and spoken word samples culled from the emotional moments of cinematic classics, which has allowed them to develop a unique shared language over the course of their sets together, most visibly as recurring guests on the esteemed OVO Sound Radio, and in themed sets on their own platforms, like a swooning mixtape inspired by the sounds and feelings of Insecure.
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There is no doubt that connoisseurs of American avant-garde poetry will keep coming back to this collection, to Coolidge's formidable accomplishments, just as there's little doubt that what Coolidge wrote about Thelonious Monk can be said about the poet himself: Monk reported hard eyes and riskier fingers the laugh as interstitial haste or click lid of grace Selected Poems 1962-1985 (2017) is published by Station Hill Press and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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