What will your staff be cooking up at Ginger's Grill?
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We still want to see what you've been cooking up.
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That's the kind of thing this startup is cooking up.
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Here's what the streaming service has cooking up for May 2019.
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No word yet if Khaled's cooking up a remix with Sisqo.
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When we first started cooking up, it wasn't no money there.
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He's been cooking up the idea for Nuggs since that time.
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For his third album, however, Cornelius was cooking up something good.
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The Obama administration is cooking up a new rule for ovens.
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It's incubator Ford X is cooking up forward-looking transit ideas.
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I really want people to see what we've been cooking up.
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I really want people to see what we've been cooking up.
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Trendy food stalls were cooking up delicious chicken burgers and mezze.
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But that didn't stop them from cooking up some ridiculous alternatives.
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American industry is cooking up ways to solve this slowness problem.
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Chef_Excellence also shared a few tips on cooking up the perfect pizza.
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But now she stands accused of cooking up something far more sinister.
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I've been going into the studio everyday and cooking up new shit.
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If you liked Prisma, you're going to enjoy what Facebook's cooking up.
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We're still cooking up all the same Moments on the Explore tab.
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But it sure looks like Pokémon Go is cooking up a surprise.
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To the point that they're cooking up some pretty sick dugout celebrations.
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And they were cooking up something around Donald Trump to stop him.
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I can practically smell the junk food cooking up in the berm.
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They've been cooking up a storm as well, from cookies to cakes.
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Now the city council is cooking up plans to limit the scooters.
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Olivia Wilde has been cooking up a lot in the last year.
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He talked to Reuters about his recipes for cooking up financial success.
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They love the charm of the local barista cooking up their brews.
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But that doesn't mean Apple isn't cooking up something vastly more exciting.
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The nuns have been cooking up jarabe, however, for nearly a century.
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Everyone in politics blames "the media" for cooking up no-good news.
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As "Evelyn Graham," he was soon cooking up unauthorized biographies of royalty.
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Vulnerable House Democrats are cooking up ways to distance themselves from Sen.
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Here's what Amazon Prime Video is cooking up for your March streaming needs.
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The world is already rife with Walter Whites, cooking up highs at home.
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This left us thinking: What is the brand cooking up in its factory?
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That's why he's most intrigued about what Elemento's team is cooking up next.
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Lego is cooking up a special playset to coincide with the Ghostbusters remake.
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Here's what else is happening: Mother nature could be cooking up a storm.
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So whatever he's cooking up next is bound to be just as striking.
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Ornella is in the kitchen cooking up the occasional seafood-laced pasta dish.
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Jeezy's cooking up his clientele's favorite dish, and in this case it's badass music.
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It's time to see what Samsung has been cooking up for the past year.
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We can't wait to see what the couple has cooking up in the future!
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Justin Timberlake and breakout star Lizzo are cooking up some heat in the studio!
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What is it that Kylie Jenner is cooking up in her business-savvy factory?
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And that the next era of retail really requires cooking up something entirely different.
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David Chang, restaurateur and TV host, is cooking up his most intimate project yet.
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Most people are comfortable cooking up a quick serving of eggs in their kitchen.
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Thanks to artist Anthony Antonellis for cooking up a special Hyperallergic treat for Thanksgiving.
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It's not some guy sitting at the end of the bed cooking up herbs.
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As reported by Recode, Walmart is cooking up an Amazon Prime competitor called Walmart+.
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We may never know what Starnone and Raja are cooking up in their kitchen.
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Excellent to pop on while you're cooking up some tossed salads and scraaambled eggs.
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You're cooking up some very interesting ideas and plans for the future today, Capricorn.
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Not to lie, I've been in the studio a lot lately, cooking up some yammers.
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Parliament is cooking up legislation to curb the activities of the UN and international NGOs.
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"I was just doing what I always do – cooking up nightmares for children," McKinnon explained.
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We can tell you that we're super excited to see what Styles is cooking up.
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Peter Gordon is cooking up a storm today, so I hope you brought an appetite.
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As an aspiring chef, Love is often seen cooking up delicious meals for her friends.
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"We are cooking up other cool stuff, but we can't talk about today" Stein said.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said Campbell could be cooking up a comeback.
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On the other hand, we are cooking up very close to two powerful trade deals.
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Burger King rivals, food conglomerates and meat packers are cooking up more plant-based burgers.
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I think he's flat-out, dangerous and I hate what he's cooking up in this country.
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Guac while you flop Rock these flops around the kitchen while cooking up some avocado toast.
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"I think you'll like what I'm cooking up," Yiannopoulos wrote to Saucier, the American Renaissance editor.
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Once investors start cooking up connections that don't exist, they really get in trouble, Cramer warned.
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"[Farming is] very different from cooking up drugs, but I was prepared for that," he smiles.
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Like Apple and Samsung, it's cooking up an ecosystem of products that work with its phones.
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I can't wait for the fans of the franchise to see what we've been cooking up!
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Here are all the rumors swirling about the internet about what Cupertino might be cooking up.
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You know the music your grandparents play at family reunions while cooking up fire ass food?
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Meituan Dianping's recipe for success may be hard to keep cooking up.
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What Does It Mean, Booth and his wife have spent the past 15 years cooking up
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She has also repeatedly charged that Republicans are cooking up a sham trial with the President.
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Ahead, check out the most impressive window displays retailers have been cooking up for the holiday season.
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Here's an easy homemade pasta dish you can try, or go literal by cooking up actual hearts.
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Instead, they've mostly just been cooking up increasingly more absurd gimmicks to get people in the door.
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Chef Tracey is still cooking up amusing antics while getting her house remodeled thanks to the Biermanns.
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But researchers are cooking up novel sensing technologies to detect a much broader range of medical molecules.
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Another rule: Don't tell anyone where you get raw materials to make whatever drug you're cooking up.
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They're stylistically singular and chameleonic, cooking up everything from dance pop, to experimental techno, to instrumental minimalism.
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We've been eager to see what the Swedish retailer has been cooking up with the Mulleavy sisters.
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She's cooking up a storm, with theme endings WINGS, hot DOGS, BRATS and SLIDERS on the grill.
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I go to the test kitchen we have here and see what the chef is cooking up.
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Then Ameci Pizza & Pasta in California blew our minds by cooking up the most exciting pizza of 2016.
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Wilcox can't remember the book's title, but it inspired him to start cooking up his own unusual ideas.
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It's no secret that Apple is cooking up some type of augmented reality hardware at its Cupertino headquarters.
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Cooking up a pot of beans is one of the easiest ways to get dinner on the table.
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He begins by making a garlic and salt paste and cooking up some chorizo until it's golden brown.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton reportedly told Hill.
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Seven firms entered the madness this past Tuesday at Chelsea's Gallery 151, cooking up seven different baked buildings.
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Recently, he's also performed on stage with Kid Cudi and reportedly been cooking up a book of philosophy.
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Nobody is going to be cooking up SkyNet for $5 million, but they may just make something useful.
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There is no team of brilliant and vaguely sinister engineers, cooking up ways to get you binge reading.
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His game was simply to quietly, albeit falsely, imply that this is what the GOP was cooking up.
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"This isn't just something I'm cooking up here in my fifth-floor office in Washington," Mr. Wehrum said.
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He may not know what deals Soleimani was cooking up or what Soleimani knew that other people didn't.
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Reporters write opinion columns packed with innuendo and anonymous sources — not to mention what Anonymous is cooking up.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," she recalled him saying.
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" She says an honest answer is always better than "cooking up something slick and phony on the spot.
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Joe Manchin into his car to see what a bipartisan health care working group has been cooking up.
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Cooking up a veggie-loaded egg scramble in the microwave could not be easier—and the results are amazing.
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From The Office to the kitchen, Angela Kinsey and Rainn Wilson were back together and cooking up a storm.
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In any case, both rumors point to Amazon cooking up new ways to invade your home—and stay there.
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Spending your weekends out in the backyard and cooking up dinners on the grill is synonymous with the summertime.
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As tech obsessors, we want to know what Apple's cooking up in its secret Cupertino labs for the future.
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This means lots of time with Pirate Jr. cooking up a way to get back into the main plot.
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Once you fell the beast, Gladiolus suggests making camp and cooking up the meat with some Cup Noodles bowls.
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Maisel win SAG Awards last night, Target was cooking up something even more satisfying: its biggest swimwear drop yet.
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You always had the feeling that Apple's wizards are cooking up the next really cool feature behind the scenes.
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Ralph Angel is cooking up some breakfast for Darla (a DREAM), who came over early to help out with Blue.
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The best Halloween movies are full of great sorceresses, and supernatural TV has no shortage of women cooking up spells.
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Whoever says business and pleasure don't mix clearly doesn't know what people like Chrissy Teigen are capable of cooking up.
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EU lawmakers spent four years cooking up the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which comes into force on Friday.
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There could be another Stacy Horn around the corner, cooking up something cool that might make social media exciting again.
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Several new digital videos from Epsilon show a cooking duo alliteratively named Mike & Mary ostensibly cooking up some Southern dishes.
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Instead of cooking up another way in which the federal government can interfere with the fast-growing private sector, Sen.
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Normally, kitchen managers man the grill, cooking up chicken and rice based on the line that forms behind the counter.
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This week, Senate Republicans are cooking up an Obamacare repeal bill; House Republicans are pushing a major bank deregulation bill.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Thanks to artist Anthony Antonellis for cooking up a special Hyperallergic treat for Thanksgiving.
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Tibbott was living in the treehouse, cooking up various vegan protein ideas, none of which really took off until 1995.
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Val Demings: What did you understand him to mean by the drug deal that Mulvaney and SawnLynn were cooking up?
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Release date 2016 Platforms Unknown, probably everything Who knows what Telltale is cooking up for its recently revealed Caped Crusader series?
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Meanwhile, from the look of things, recurring Transformers villain Starscream and Evil John Cena are cooking up trouble for them both.
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Just three months ago, these groups were cooking up more modest plans to hold a Clinton administration to its progressive promises.
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He's also directed the documentary Dave Chappelle's Block Party, so whatever he and Beyoncé are cooking up, it's in safe hands.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," he told her to tell the lawyer.
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It's no surprise that writers would return to the pool of free ideas on the web when cooking up season 2.
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According to Wolfe, empathy is the special ingredient when it comes to cooking up a healthy work-life balance for employees.
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The Cravings author is cooking up book number two and crowd-sourced her Twitter followers for inspiration and some free polling.
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BFFs Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Schumer teased us last year when they said were cooking up a screenplay of some variety.
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Late one night he was alone in the basement, reading a book and cooking up a 53rd batch of magnetic paint.
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Do visit us for free on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, where we're cooking up all kinds of interesting, er, content.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal [Gordon] Sondland and [Mick] Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton reportedly exclaimed to her.
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While the most common variation is fried tail, chefs across the state have demonstrated their culinary creativity in cooking up the critter.
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Anderson, did you immediately respond to the flavor of the beats and samples Knxwledge was cooking up for you to rap over?.
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And every week, chefs stick to the same rotation of menus, cooking up everything from racks of lamb to hand-rolled sushi.
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Since the film is more than a year away, Potterheads have plenty of time to get to cooking up their own theories.
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After cooking up breakfast, the Honest Company co-founder spent time with her little man, who was rocking some serious bed head.
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The Instagram post shows Oliver cooking up some broccoli, as Lohan stands by with what looks like some kind of savory pie.
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It's unclear what Dion would be cooking up in her handbag, but she can easily convince us to buy whatever she's selling.
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Tyler has been cooking up a batch of soup incorporating so many different mushroom varieties that he struggles to remember them all.
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I was engineering for Epic Records last year, and me and Nudy were still cooking up, like, when I had free time.
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The emoji masters have been cooking up a new batch of symbols for us, and they are about ready to be served.
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Or if the way to your dad's heart is through his stomach, try cooking up one of our best Father's Day recipes.
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Yeah, it was a flop, but LG is now reportedly cooking up a similar version of the all-in-one payment card.
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Despite the restaurant cooking up some drama in recent years, its pastrami and corned beef are staples we'll always be hungry for.
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Tucked in between the world-famous Comedy Cellar and Caffe Reggio, Mamoun's Falafel has been cooking up its falafel sandwiched since 1971.
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Bolton told Hill to notify Eisenberg that he wasn't involved in the "drug deal" Sondland and others were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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In other words, "By the People" is about just what it says, everyday citizens cooking up solutions to what ails their communities.
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He's an amazing cook and unwinds after the working day by cooking up a storm and playing loud music in the kitchen.
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In the two years Berie lives with the group, the communards do little besides farm chores, dumpster-diving and cooking up napalm.
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LONDON — KFC says it's cooking up a new, healthier recipe, one that will be missing the restaurant chain's most famous ingredient: chicken.
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Last week, Kevin sent them his résumé and the Killing Fields idea, not to mention some other ideas he'd been cooking up.
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Mr. Ghani's advisers worry that Mr. Khalilzad is cooking up an endgame with the Taliban that is skirting around the Afghan government.
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So far, the president has been hesitant to give his full endorsement to the bill the House GOP leadership is cooking up.
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Here's the email Kitchit sent to customers today: After five years of cooking up great meals and even greater memories, Kitchit has closed.
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But if trademarks tell a kind of story, Blue Apron is not the only food service that Amazon has been slowly cooking up.
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Murphy clued us in with the Instagram caption: "Cooking up something good for these three," the father of the FX mini series teased.
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The band accused Prospect Park of cooking up a bogus lawsuit last year to keep the band recording ... while it shopped the label.
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Even as they wrangle over the terms of a recount, there is speculation that the two candidates are cooking up a private deal.
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That morning, Kunz and Mitchell say they took DeOrr to a general store for supplies and snacks after cooking up a full breakfast.
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Her "Navy" also quickly freaked out on Twitter and began cooking up theories that new music from the singer is on the way.
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In her first meeting with Teller, Felten learned about all the secret stuff X was cooking up, including internet balloons and delivery drones.
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And, with one finishing touch, the TJ's bar goes beyond the everyday s'mores we're used to cooking up around the campfire every summer.
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He spent last Thanksgiving in the hospital with the husband-and-wife doctor team cooking up a feast and celebrating in his room.
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An 8-year-old California boy who loves to bake is cooking up big plans for his family, one confection at a time.
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Information on the attack site is murky, and different sides are giving conflicting details and accusing one another of cooking up conspiracy theories.
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Five Detroit chefs took stock of their kitchens, pooled their perishables and started cooking up creations for the city's homeless and food-insecure.
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" This year, it's Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings' "8 Days (of Hanukkah)": "Cooking up the brisket the kosher butcher sold my Uncle Saul.
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On taxes, the House GOP is cooking up a plan — the destination-based cash flow tax — that's totally different from what Trump proposed here.
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In other words, their taking Helios' data and tech, cross-referencing it with their own, and cooking up ways to sell you more shit.
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But, before you start planning that sure-to-be adorable wedding, remember Omar's dad is cooking up some very upsetting nuptials of his own.
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Beauty queen Giada De Laurentiis isn't cooking up a complicated dish, and PETA isn'tbombarding you with facts meant to shock, which can be alienating.
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At the same time, the French and the Germans have an irksome habit of cooking up reforms to the single-currency area between them.
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That said, whatever additional data partnerships Thingthing is cooking up to power its future services push may, inevitably, clash with a privacy first ethos.
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It's just hard to tell whether the sizzle is coming off of Shannon's red-hot revenge dress or Lamb cooking up her sabotage plans!
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Between insane global demand, climate change, and whatever trade-danger du jour the Trump administration's cooking up, avocados are in jeopardy like never before.
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Others were cooking up imitations that used pork fat and trimmings—forbidden ingredients in an authentic pudding—and selling it under the Stornoway name.
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Although Rodriguez is a star on the field, he prefers to pass Lopez the ball when it comes to cooking up the holiday dishes.
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Prior to announcing the festival, a Chicago date was conspicuously missing from the tour schedule, suggest that Chance was definitely cooking up something special.
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"Tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," he said, according to Ms. Hill's testimony.
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While Matty prepped the herbs and toppings, he had rice cooking up with chicken stock, and a whole chicken steaming away in a pot.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, is cooking up a $25 billion payday for soccer's governing body and the sport's top players.
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A by-donation fried chicken dinner fills up the space each Monday, when different chefs take turns cooking up their version of the dish.
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This was drug-taking like we'd never seen on screen before—injecting, snorting, cooking-up, all done with gusto by junkies in Edinburgh's underbelly.
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In the video West stares at the camera defiantly while host Adam Driver and cast-member Keenan Thompson ask him what he's cooking up.
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It's reasonable to believe that Yara might have spent her time as Euron's prisoner cooking up a revenge plot to take down her uncle.
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"I always got a big kick out of Sarah Palin with all of her 'We're cooking up some moose stew here,' " Clinton told me.
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Matty's eating savory breakfast crepes (bánh xèo), tasting from-scratch fish sauce, and cooking up a massive spread of fresh seafood for Rang's family.
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When we can't have truth..." -- Regarding Trump's meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov: "What new conspiracies are they cooking up with Lavrov today?
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Another time, she returned home to find her guests of five days cooking up a meal and making a royal mess of the kitchen.
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The company—which is constantly cooking up new flavors for their beloved cookie—is known to step outside of their wheelhouse from time to time.
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Before discovering her affinity for cooking up sweets in the kitchen, Pansino, 31, was living in Los Angeles just hoping to catch her big break.
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To be fair, it's not that the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and whatever Apple and Microsoft are cooking up are all direct competition for Sonos.
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It's possible the Department of Homeland Security is cooking up a nonexistent threat to justify a target on majority-Muslim countries or on foreign airlines.
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Impossible Foods is cooking up something sure to make even more of a splash than their Impossible Burger: a fish product totally free of fish.
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We know that Hargreaves Lansdown is cooking up a peer-to-peer lending operation of its own, which is expected to arrive in the Autumn.
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The guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword took on the historical challenge of cooking up an Ulfberht and you can watch the entire process below.
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The way Wilson Whip and Nae Nae'd his way across the stage last year has us anticipating everything the athlete's cooking up for the show.
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Or maybe, he just doesn't want to ruin whatever romantic surprise he's cooking up by telling the press before the big day even goes down.
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Before too long you'll be cooking up delicious meat skewers on the plains of Hyrule or chucking blue shells at your friends on Rainbow Road.
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There, an unusual artist named Mike Melinoe and some of his pals toiled in secret, cooking up nice tracks and trying to change the world.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Mr. Bolton said, according to Ms. Hill's testimony to congressional investigators.
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The group will spend time decorating the newly-renovated Brady house for the holidays, as well as cooking up some classic '70s-inspired Christmas dishes.
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Maybe one day CTRL-Labs technology will help us manipulate the images we see in the mixed-reality spectacles the labs are reportedly cooking up.
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It's latest venue is in Yokohama, where members of the WCK team are cooking up meals to serve the people quarantined on the Diamond Princess.
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One day a year, Google gathers all sides of the industry to show off everything the company has been cooking up for the past twelve months.
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The sale of seasonal food items increased significantly as well, making it clear many people plan to enjoy their holiday cooking up meals on the grill.
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Debatable, but Walking with Giants is one of the many channels on YouTube dedicated to cooking up bite-sized food and it's absolutely addicting to watch.
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But he brushes off the incident and others like it, arguing these are the eggs that need breaking for the omelet he's cooking up in Lancaster.
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That Ford is working on a similar idea shouldn't come as a surprise, but that doesn't mean we're not excited to see what they're cooking up.
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While the whole concept sounds a bit daft, it seems that's precisely what Chinese phone maker Oppo may be cooking up based on its latest patents.
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The company has an in-house design team that's constantly cooking up new ideas, and which works with creators on Etsy and Kickstarter to stay fresh.
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At that point, it wasn't clear if the two were actually cooking up a collaboration or just flexing for The Gram—either would have been suitable.
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Some of the songs produced by Waffle House include "They're Cooking Up My Order" by Alfreda Gerald and "Waffle House For You And Me" by G'ane.
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Toy Story Slow Cooker and Dipper Set, $49.95, available at shopDisney"Toy Story"-loving home chefs will enjoy cooking up a meal in this slow cooker.
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While cooking up some burgers and enjoying Buds, Richard and the back of house team discuss the joys and challenges of cooking on the last frontier.
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If you don't have a lot of time to prepare a filling breakfast, this chef suggests you try cooking up some sweet quinoa in the microwave.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Mr. Bolton told Ms. Hill, according to her testimony to House investigators.
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Pang brings her home to Kopitiam, decorating the space with trinkets purchased in Malaysia & sent to her by her parents, and cooking up generational family recipes.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton instructed Hill to tell White House lawyers, according to the Times.
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Before the elections in November, they want to leave voters with a clear impression that Republicans are cooking up a fix to save a corrupt President.
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But before elections next November, they want to leave voters with a clear impression that Republicans are cooking up a fix to save a corrupt President.
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Once investors start cooking up connections that do not exist, they can really get into trouble because they can convince themselves of almost anything, Cramer warned.
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With his newest television series, Gordon Ramsay is taking viewers on a culinary tour of the world—and cooking up dishes of his own along the way.
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Speaking of swine: It's a Christmas tradition to roast a pig luau-style for the big day instead of cooking up a turkey, in the island state.
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Reunion rumors heavily circulated earlier this year after members of the pop group announced they were cooking up "some incredible new opportunities" through their social media accounts.
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Picture it: you're standing in the kitchen cooking up a saucy chicken dinner with a bottle of BBQ sauce in one hand and the chicken in another.
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It's still unclear whether that will happen through standalone apps or skinny-bundle services like the one YouTube is reportedly cooking up, but that's where we're headed.
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So we were pretty stoked to learn that he would be on Late Night with Seth Meyers last night cooking up some octopus and drinking some rosé.
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I've seen cases in which the CEO or other senior official commits a fraud, presumably at a company's behest, exaggerating earnings or cooking up some other falsehood.
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He also told Hill to convey to Eisenberg that he wasn't part of the "drug deal" that Sondland and other Trump allies were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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The cast-iron oven comes in rose, matte white, red, and pomegranate, cooking up potpies, baked desserts, and pasta dishes as a heart-shaped masterpiece. Williams-sonoma.
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While Eiko has been pursuing solo work, Koma, the male half of the esteemed Japanese performance duo Eiko & Koma, has been cooking up his own multidisciplinary project.
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Supporting the theory is Mr. Qaisari's comments immediately after he was out: He accused General Dostum, his onetime mentor, of cooking up the conspiracy for his arrest.
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They've figured out that their united voice concerning what big food manufacturers were cooking up could actually have an impact on food policy and the regulatory environment.
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We'd heard the casting news, we'd seen the images, but we had yet to get a real sense of what Bryan Fuller was cooking up with American Gods.
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Their paper, in Physical Review Letters, turned what was once a pretty far out speculation into a practical recipe for cooking up a time crystal in a laboratory.
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She has an image of Martin in the kitchen, cooking up pancakes for a Saturday morning breakfast, humming to himself, and expecting her to come down any minute.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A popular Singapore retailer came under fire on Thursday for "trivializing" International Women's Day by cooking up a promotion offering cut-price frying pans.
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Michelin is cooking up more hub configurations so John Deere, Honda, Kubota, and Argo owners can swap to the airless setup sometime in late 2018 or early 2019.
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Big auto companies are tinkering with quantum computers in hopes they can solve problems too hefty for today's machines, from cooking up bigger batteries to designing lighter vehicles.
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It's been two years since her last New Jersey season, but she hasn't been laying dormant — she's been busy cooking up a new skincare line, Glow by Dina.
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In the meantime, Great Jones has easily captured the press's imagination with what they are cooking up — a sign, perhaps, that the industry is ready for a refresh.
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The star posted on Instagram to announce the news, with a shot of her seemingly cooking up some products in a beauty lab—pink chef's hat and all.
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Before this tea party tot was cooking up a good performance on several television shows, she was just another starry-eyed little lady growing up in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Try cooking up a romantic feast in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh, where, for $78 you will be guided through local ingredients and taught to make five dishes.
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Their paper, in Physical Review Letters, turned what was once a pretty far out speculation into a practical recipe for cooking up a time crystal in a laboratory.
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Key also promised viewers that the duo were "cooking up new stuff together," although that presumably won't include an "anger translator" for Obama's short-tempered, Twitter-ranting successor.
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After cooking up a breakfast of eggs, sausage and hash browns, the family of three took a trip to the nearby town's general store for supplies and snacks.
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Picture it: You're standing in the kitchen cooking up a saucy chicken dinner with a bottle of BBQ sauce in one hand and the chicken in the other.
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We'll surely hear more about what else From and Devolver are cooking up in good time, but for now the focus is on Metal Wolf Chaos XD. Unsurprisingly.
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"Cooking up a new approach to precedent yields a toxic brew that can be harmful even to its creators," wrote Adrian Vermeule, a professor at Harvard Law School.
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Given the company's experience manufacturing and delivering a product in the past without crowdfunding, Basargin says his team is already cooking up stretch goal rewards for the campaign.
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Regulators at the Reuters Financial Regulation Summit stressed they were now moving on to reviewing and tweaking what has been agreed, rather than cooking up major new reforms.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Mr. Bolton told Ms. Hill to tell White House lawyers, she told the inquiry.
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The public is invited to wander through the workspaces of up-and-coming artists to get a peek at the new work students are cooking up at school.
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"We have set up an outdoor kitchen and are cooking up stir-fries on a portable propane wok burner and Thai-style 'pinchos' on a grill," he says.
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Bolton said: "You go and tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this," according to Hill's testimony.
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"Russian assassins have developed toxic materials truly worthy of a nuclear superpower, cooking up new radioactive poisons that cause massive organ failure," Herman writes, with something like awe.
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Read on for dish ideas that self-quarantined people all over the country are actually cooking up in their kitchens during the coronavirus pandemic that's happening right now.
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Dance While Eiko has been pursuing solo work, Koma, the male half of the esteemed Japanese performance duo Eiko & Koma, has been cooking up his own multidisciplinary project.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sundland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton had told her to say, according to a person familiar with Hill's testimony.
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"Sitting by the fire, cooking up some food with Mom and Dad — I mean, it's just like old times and something we haven't done in a while," he says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Despite some media pundits' suspicions to the contrary, David and Charles Koch may be cooking up nothing more than a decent investment in publisher Meredith.
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Travis Kalanick may be busy cooking up a cloud kitchen business, but that hasn't stopped the former Uber CEO's VC fund from making its first investment in Southeast Asia.
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From frying pancakes on her CPU, to eating hotpot from a water dispenser, one Chinese woman is cooking up a storm — using just the stuff found around her office.
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Those at home made last-minute preparations for what lay ahead, with resident Danni Joell saying she was "cooking up a storm" with her son, Tyler, in the kitchen.
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While Hollywood is busy cooking up a Netflix version of the scammer story that kicked off the summer, it's actually been dealing with a con artist of its own.
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Whatever sure-to-be-viral horrors Corden's been cooking up for this Sunday, I am positive of one thing: no one deserves to have them foisted upon their eyes.
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The tsukune—minced chicken on a skewer, served with tare and egg yolk—has become Jidori's signature dish and is what head chef Shunta Matsubara is cooking up today.
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Former Food & Wine editor-in-chief, "Top Chef" judge, and Lee Kum Kee chef Nilou Motamed said her go-to meal involves cooking up some zoodles in the microwave.
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And then the engineers will go back into their labs and start cooking up the next generation of the tech that will take their colleagues' software into the world.
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This six-quart pressure cooker from Gourmia features 13 cooking modes, from slow cook to sauté, and makes cooking up to 70 percent faster while still maintaining maximum flavor.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney [Mick Mulvaney is Mr Trump's chief of staff] are cooking up," Ms Hill reportedly recalled Mr Bolton saying.
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With them, cooking up that perfect party requires almost no actual cooking at all, so you can focus on the other important elements for your fun evening with friends.
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Things with Simpson are going well — the couple is collaborating on TikTok and might even be cooking up a joint musical project — but Cyrus doesn't exactly hear wedding bells.
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Yes, DC has big plans for Harley Quinn and Batgirl and Wonder Woman, but they're also cooking up Aquaman, The Flash, Cyborg, Green Lantern Corps, Black Adam, Shazam, and Nightwing.
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I pick up some last-minute breakfast food since we're hosting guests until Friday, a table runner, and some Pepto Bismol to prep for the Thanksgiving feast we're cooking up.
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Based in San Carlos, California, it is just a few miles from his now-defunct BALCO lab, infamous for cooking up the biggest sport drugs scandal in the United States.
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You spend all day cooking up snacks for people you don't even know so that they can walk around your house with their shoes on and yell at your television.
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But if you're a hand who's always making time to smoke up the kitchen while cooking up the best selling breakfast food, you know, there are no trough choices here.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Rudy and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton told Hill to tell White House lawyers, according to Hill's testimony cited by The Times.
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He also told Hill to tell Eisenberg he wasn't part of the "drug deal" Sondland and Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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Later he was seen cooking up crack in a video, and you couldn't help but think this had to be related to an image he thought that would sell records.
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But looking in aggregate at what they're cooking up, it looks like the meal of the future will be high in protein, low in sugar and prepared by a robot.
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Mr. Brill is a naturalist who for years has been leading foraging tours in the city and cooking up vegan dishes made with plants he plucked from the five boroughs.
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Joel is, of course, an incredible constructor, so I can't help but glance over at what he's cooking up; besides, I'd never gotten a live look at another constructor's style.
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Flippy's new look is only a prototype right now, cooking up batches of fried chicken strips, onion rings and french fries at Miso Robotics' test kitchen headquarters in Pasadena, Calif.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Hill recounted Bolton saying, according to two people present at her testimony cited by the Times.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Rudy and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton told Hill to tell White House lawyers, according to the testimony reported by the Times.
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It turns out that when Ive wasn&apost designing iPhones, iPods, and Mac computers, he&aposs been cooking up some pretty unusual things, many of which you&aposd never expect.
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Medha: Dan says that back in Ho Chi Minh City, there&aposs a whole road dubbed Snail Street that&aposs lined with restaurants and stalls cooking up snails and seafood.
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But instead of spending years cooking up the necessary drone technologies in military research labs, the Pentagon might be better off shopping for the latest civilian drones coming soon to stores.
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" Cooking up a meal or two for her friends and fellow cast members is normal for Haddish — except for Kevin Hart, who she says "will not eat any of my cooking.
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Though she doesn't provide step-by-step instructions like in her cookbook, Teigen does give followers peeks into her kitchen and what dishes she's cooking up on a near daily basis.
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Madewell head of design Joyce Lee says that her team often looks to patterns and textures found in interior decor — vintage textiles, rugs, weavings, art — when cooking up new clothing collections.
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To boost consumer traffic and sales, behind the scenes the customer relationship marketing (CRM) industry is cooking up email and social media campaigns — and now artificial intelligence is entering the realm.
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Stay tuned for additional episodes, which promise closer looks at Lara Croft Go and Deus Ex Go, as well as a sense of what the Montreal team is cooking up next.
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Whether you plan to spend your summer traveling the world, chasing the sun or cooking up a storm, these apps will help you make the most of your warm weather plans.
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Jane seems to take pleasure in subjecting Blanche to her sadistic plans — think along the lines of denying Blanche food, and then cooking up her pet parakeet to serve for dinner.
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And now we've got our first look at what they're cooking up: The upcoming issue of Entertainment Weekly includes a set visit and exclusive sneak peeks into the multi-movie reunion.
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The opening lines say it all: The NFL is dedicated to collaborating with the players, but the players were not consulted when the league brass was cooking up this new policy.
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HTC has just dropped the most salient detail for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in the virtual reality experience it's been cooking up with Valve for the past year: the price.
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Aside from the very delicious dogs and burgs' you'll be cooking up, you've also gotta figure out how you're going to keep the people entertained when they're not scarfing down food.
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"I'm about to get nekkid," Joe says, sprawled on the rear seat of a Mustang V-8, and he takes great joy in cooking up explosives from gummy bears and bleach.
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Motorola's former chief, Rick Osterloh, is now running hardware over at Google, which has been cooking up some sort of wireless earbud-plus-AI-assistant with a team called Project Aura.
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They are on a different kind of trip with this, and it's making me so curious to hear more of what this North Carolina duo are cooking up in the future.
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Canada's second-largest greenhouse gas-emitting province is cooking up an aggressive $7 billion climate change plan that, if implemented, would rival those in California and Germany, experts tell VICE News.
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For me, a personal creativity that I was the most proud of, the ideas that I was kinda cooking up, most of them were utterly cockamamie, but it was a great time.
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While her brother is in charge of making the dumplings, Sumiko takes care of cooking up every other dish on the menu, from stirfrys and beef noodles to deep-fried pork ribs.
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The answer is a qualified no, as the initial rush from seeing Aaron Paul back in the role -- coupled with an assortment of clever callbacks -- don't fully warrant cooking up this sequel.
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But such discouraging views were not heeded by an administration so bent on war that it not only ignored history but faked it — cooking up a fable of weapons of mass destruction.
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"We appreciate Carl's Jr and Hardee's dedication to cooking up innovative and boundary-pushing menu items, and we are excited for these new beer-infused pairings to make their debut," he added.
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Surely this was just the ramblings of one of the internet's many conspiracists—a freckled loon with cornflakes in his beard and too much time on his hands cooking up wild theories.
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Dark Horse Comics is cooking up a new book for The Legend of Zelda fans, and it's going to deliver an early taste of the series next game, Breath of the Wild.
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Plus, it can gather useful intelligence about what startups are cooking up, and it's a good look for JPMorgan, given that banks are not on most Americans' list of most-loved companies.
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Chinese provinces and cities have long been suspected of cooking up numbers, with the focus on local government officials, whose performances are often assessed on how well their respective economies have performed.
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Instead of braving group dates or cooking up a storm in a quick-fire challenge, the women tackle tasks like vaccinating livestock, planting trees, and selling produce and pottery by the roadside.
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For those who don't know me, I also make indie-flavored puzzles for BUST magazine, a bimonthly feminist publication, and I'm enjoying cooking up snack-size puzzles for the Daily Celebrity Crossword.
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The experiment isn't entirely new — Aleph Farms has been cooking up lab-grown steaks since December 2018 — but it does suggest that meat could be grown in all kinds of harsh environments.
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Kyle Lowry leads the league in assists, Leonard has been a top-ten player, and Ibaka is cooking up a magical renaissance season that might deserve its own How Hungry Are You?
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Apple hasn't revealed which apps it's cooking up internally with ARKit, but its armies of developers have already started to play around with the tools and figure out what they're capable of.
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Even if Wurtzburger doesn't win her suit, now that a recipe rumored to be KFC's secret formula is out in the wild, she can always try cooking up a batch at home.
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In late career, he was still a workaholic, overbooking on commissions, pacifying popes, writing poetry, and cooking up designs for other artists (Sebastiano del Piombo, Daniele da Volterra) to turn into paintings.
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National Security Adviser Bolton abruptly ended the meeting and said afterwards that he would not be — quote — "part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this" — end quote.
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Considering the secrecy around Veidt's living situation, it's fair to assume he is cooking up a new squid-level plot, and Watchmen season 1 will unveil it over its eight-episode run.
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Cooking up a party takes a few key ingredients: Call up your closest friends, pour some strong but smooth drinks, and begin blasting a kickass playlist that sets the exact right mood.
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National Security Advisor Bolton abruptly ended the meeting and said afterwards that he would not be – quote – "part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this" – end quote.
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In a special promo video advertising the colossal Doritos, Dr. Henry Wu (played by BD Wong) can be seen in the lab cooking up his latest creation by merging Doritos and dinosaur DNA.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is cooking up new methods to find the next wave of hawker sellers amid fears the city state's signature street-food delights could fall off the menu with chef retirements.
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Playdate won't be at E3, so it'll be a hot minute before we're able to go hands on with what Panic is cooking up, but rest assured we'll be keeping a close eye.
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This seems poorly thought-out, but whatever plan Littlefinger is cooking up clearly doesn't require Jon or Sansa to like or trust him, and he's just trolling them whenever possible at this point.
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The limited and common ingredients force chefs to flex their creativity, cooking up a meal in a pinch that encourages viewers to follow along at home if they're feeling particularly creative and adventurous.
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Combining the two together, I can't help but feel that the stuff Google is cooking up for us in late 2019 will be a retread of what Huawei already delivered a year earlier.
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Baker went on Cooper Manning's "Manning Hour" -- a FOX NFL Sunday skit ... and while he was "cooking" up a cake -- he took a jab at his ex-coach while praising his current one.
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Chinese provinces and cities have long been suspected of cooking up numbers, with the focus on local government officials, whose performance is often assessed based on how well their respective economies have performed.
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While these goods might share manufacturing and shipping processes with prescription medicines, the unique nature of cooking up, testing and distributing drugs to patients suggests there's not much reason to keep them together.
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Venezuela's state workers are cooking up creative ways to participate in Sunday's opposition plebiscite without being spotted by colleagues or Socialist Party members, which could compromise their jobs in Venezuela's vengeful political climate.
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And like Huff, Gypsy feels like all involved briefly observed David Chase cooking up Tony Soprano, but had to stand on their tiptoes to look over others' shoulders and subsequently couldn't take notes.
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Despite the festival's slick promo video declaring there will be 15 of the "UK's finest food vendors," there are about half that amount cooking up pizza in small camper vans or mobile kitchens.
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Instead, Vonage and others are cooking up a kind of transitionary tech, bridging the gap between older generations that haven't yet adopted newer forms of communication and younger generations who can't be bothered.
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She's the chef for the American team EF Education First, in charge of cooking up nutritious but delicious breakfasts, dinners, and other in-between meals for the duration of the three-week race.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Rudy and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton instructed his aide, Fiona Hill, to tell White House lawyers, according to Hill's testimony cited by The Times.
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While there's no confirmation on whether or not he's dropping a project on his streaming service, the theories have been cooking up in the minds of fans, and well, see below for yourself.
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It seems to be a similarly popular purchase at Sam's Club, as there was only one left by the time I got there (though they were cooking up more right behind the display).
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Cooking up a three-course dinner at home is always achievable when you've got everything on hand, but what if you wanted to take these culinary skills and your kitchen on the road?
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The Netflix original series, "Daybreak," debuted on Thursday, and while there's no official word on a second season yet, the creator of the show's source material could be cooking up some potential inspiration.
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Imagine a couple of caffeine-addled biochemistry majors late at night in their dorm kitchen cooking up a new medicine that proves remarkably effective at soothing colds but inadvertently causes permanent behavioral changes.
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Paige and Elizabeth spend hours with Claudia (Margo Martindale), Elizabeth's handler, watching the Soviet movie melodrama "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" and cooking up a batch of zharkoye, a Russian peasant stew.
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Ms. Hill testified that Mr. Bolton had ordered her to tell Mr. Eisenberg that he did not want any part of "whatever drug deal" that Mr. Sondland and Mr. Mulvaney were cooking up.
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John Bolton: Trump's national security adviser from April 2018 to September 2019, he reportedly said he was concerned by what he described as the "drug deal" the administration was "cooking up" toward Ukraine.
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In a clip posted on both of their Instagram accounts, we're generously treated to a minimal slice of whatever the pair are cooking up – although we have absolutely no clue what that is.
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The Great Turkey Pardon of 2017 is almost upon us and in preparation the internet is cooking up some exceptionally bad satire and a few of the tastiest turkey name jokes you've ever heard.
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Global supervisors are still cooking up new rules, known as "Basel 4" (see article), but are unlikely to demand a big rise in the safety buffer the industry holds in the form of capital.
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My best guess is that they're cooking up something for the new year, and as members of two extremely popular reality TV shows, some type of crossover sounds like just what the doctor ordered.
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Neutro Shorty featuring Jon Z. - Cooking Up Occasionally dipping into English, the Venezuelan spitter comes through with two solid verses of trapaholic braggadocio, his esteemed Puerto Rican guest killing it on the final third.
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With predictions that the insect market could grow significantly, it is not just scientists cooking up ways to put mealworm on the menu but also some of the world's largest food and agricultural companies.
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Greenwald explained that when producers were cooking up the idea of the crossover, they never intended for anyone to look back at Skeech and Montana's rivalry or the fact that Gomez played two characters.
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Previously, there was evidence Google was cooking up its own subscription app service, but according to recent screenshots shared with Android Police, it appears Google is finally testing out its Play Pass for real.
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Following up on the debut of the Daydream virtual reality platform unveiled at Google I/O last month, Google posted on Tuesday two new examples of what it's cooking up at its Daydream Labs.
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Salt-N-Pepa's DJ, Spinderella, is cooking up a remix that probably goes like this -- Whatta Scam, Whatta Scam, Whatta Mighty Good Scam -- cause she says the group's been screwing her out of millions.
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The US-based team EF Education First invited Business Insider to its chef's van, a kitchen on wheels that travels with the race each day, to see what Olga was cooking up for dinner.
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While Blazer was cooking up schemes and fending off Singer, what would become his unimaginably lucrative future was taking baby steps at a most unlikely place: on the green soccer fields of New Rochelle.
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Urs Fischer: I remember going over to Gavin's [Gavin Brown's enterprise, Fischer's gallery in New York] one day and there was Mina, cooking up a meal with a radiant smile and big, open eyes.
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But a group of the House's most conservative and Tea Party-sympathetic lawmakers are concerned the momentum might be headed in the wrong direction, and they're cooking up alternatives to rein in the president.
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While these goods might share manufacturing and shipping processes with prescription medicines, the unique nature of cooking up, testing and distributing drugs to patients suggests there is not much reason to keep them together.
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HONG KONG — For some, sheltering in place and social distancing mean home workouts in front of large-screen smart televisions, cooking up a storm with groceries ordered online and more time in their backyards.
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If you're always allowed to eat your favorite food (say, steak), you never have that moment where you feel like you're "quitting" or "failing" by giving in and cooking up a New York strip.
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"I didn't plan on giving the cooking up at all, but I was very intrigued with the fashion world," Mr. Traore said, adding that he has followed clothing trends since he was a teenager.
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" Hill said in previous testimony that Bolton told her to tell National Security Council legal adviser John Eisenberg "that I am not part of whatever drug deal" other Trump administration officials were "cooking up.
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From this point forward, though, they'll have no choice but to share the trauma of a sudden decapitation, bloodbath wedding, or whatever fresh hell Martin is cooking up for us with The Winds of Winter.
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"They aren't toy projects we are cooking up and they aren't working in isolation -- they are part of the teams and contributing in meaningful ways and get a sense they are doing things that matter."
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Mayor Brasert expects the fighters to be self-sufficient: he tasks them with raising and slaughtering their own chickens, taking turns shopping for food and cooking up meals for the camp, plus general gym maintenance.
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Iran didn't want to be seen to be losing any power to any country outside of OPEC, which seems to be what has been happening with Saudi Arabia and Russia cooking up the production deals.
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The streaming video shootoutImage: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Featuring Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access, Amazon Prime Video, Sling TV, PS Vue, YouTube (and YouTube TV), Disney+, whatever the hell WarnerMedia is cooking up, and countless others.
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It's a nominally Mexican eatery with a menu of chilaquiles and torrejas, but Mota is also semi-secretly cooking up a $15 croque monsieur for anyone who asks for it, as a tribute to Bowie.
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When it arrives, your colleague may become twice as productive and effective as you, and motivated enough to spend his found time cooking up innovations and other clever ways to serve the company's customers better.
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"I had to go to the [National Security Council] lawyers, to John Eisenberg to basically say, 'Ambassador Bolton is not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney were cooking up,'" Hill told the committee.
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Yet, for the most part, there can be a similar thematic: JAY-Z on the streets of Brooklyn, Kendrick or Ice Cube rolling down Rosecrans Avenue, OutKast cooking up in the basements of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Hill said in her testimony that Bolton ordered her to tell John Eisenberg, the NSC&aposs chief counsel, that he was not part of "whatever drug deal" Sondland and Mulvaney were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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Hill said in her testimony that Bolton ordered her to tell John Eisenberg, the NSC&aposs chief counsel, that he was not part of "whatever drug deal" Sondland and Mulvaney were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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These are the modules available at launch, but down the line, you can add a larger battery, a second wide-angle lens to create 180-degree virtual-reality video, or whatever Insta360 is cooking up.
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" She said in previous testimony that Bolton had told her to tell National Security Counsel legal adviser John Eisenberg that he is "not part of whatever drug deal" other Trump administration officials were "cooking up.
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It seems like Real Housewives of New Jersey original cast member Caroline Manzo is on her way back into the spotlight after a TV hiatus — but this time she's cooking up something a little different.
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On both shows, she was often seen in her New Jersey kitchen cooking up delicious meals for her family, so it only makes sense that she's back on the screen and doing what she loves.
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Plus, five NYC kids from wealthy backgrounds milking rock music's best bits doesn't have quite the same grit and weird cache as a couple of weirdo brothers cooking up something fresh and precarious in their bedroom.
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FOR more than two years Thailand's ruling junta, which seized power in a coup in 2014, has been cooking up a constitution which it hopes will keep military men in control even after elections take place.
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As with income taxes, cuts in corporate-tax rates make avoidance less worthwhile; just imagine freeing up the time and talent spent cooking up clever tax-limiting strategies like the "Dutch sandwich" or the "double Irish".
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While she may not be cooking up new singles in the studio, Spears is raking it in with a Las Vegas residency, as well as touring when she's not serving up the hits in Sin City.
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" Heidi says she and her friend Chelsea had been cooking up the prank for several months before the big day, intending for the joke to "break the ice and get rid of the wedding-day jitters.
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On one side of the kitchen—cooking up delights like 24-hour piglet or pineapple chicha soup—might be a former guerilla fighter from the left-wing FARC rebel group; on the other, a demobilized soldier.
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Even without a meeting, expect Putin and his team to use their digital army and public statements to continue cooking up their favorite Russian recipe -- scapegoating imaginary political forces for everything Russia is actually doing wrong.
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Bolton, meanwhile, was so disturbed by the conversation that he told Hill to alert Eisenberg about it and inform him Bolton was not part of the "drug deal" Sondland and Mulvaney were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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Hydra meanwhile had chemists working for its shops cooking up these novel substances, and a direct line to precursor suppliers in China, allowing it to corner the market in poorer areas where synthetics are more popular.
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What exactly did John R. Bolton, then the White House's national security adviser, see and hear last year that convinced him a group of diplomats and aides were cooking up a geopolitical "drug deal" involving Ukraine?
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal" Mr. Sondland and Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, "are cooking up," Fiona Hill, a former White House aide, testified that Mr. Bolton told her.
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Whether you're hopping on a plane, sitting in car traffic, or cooking up a storm at home, here are nine Vox podcast episodes that are bound to teach you something new — about something other than impeachment.
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Now it's time to start cooking up the still-fragrant but perhaps too-abundant spices that made the cut, before they too lose their vibrancy and join your lemon rinds and eggshells in the compost grave.
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Cazier was once again caught cooking up the stuff in his shared apartment bathroom in SLC after his roommate reportedly figured he was revisiting his old recipes when she came home to the smell of ammonia.
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You can't make collaborative playlists on Apple Music, but you can make sure your friends can see what you've been cooking up by selecting "Show on My Profile and in Search" when you create a new playlist.
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While preparing this roster of large exhibitions, in recent months Ono and her collaborators have also been cooking up the new album Yes, I'm A Witch, Too (Manimal Records), which was released on the artist's recent birthday.
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Farm in any of these states thinking that you would try cooking a homemade version of your favorite Trader Joe's gluten-free pizza crust or cooking up a dish with some oh-so-trendy riced cauliflower, don't.
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That feature is smart playlists—something that hasn't made its way to Spotify, or Google Play Music, or YouTube Music, or Tidal, or Deezer, and which might not make it to whatever app Apple is cooking up.
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As the company works in its lab cooking up its first gaming experience, would-be gamers can expect a level of complexity and strategic gameplay similar to the titles that are dominating the PC gaming community already.
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Books for Cooks — a store in Notting Hill entirely devoted to cookbooks — offers a sensory experience by cooking up one of its books' many recipes in an open kitchen at the back of the store every morning.
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At one point, according to testimony in the impeachment inquiry, Mr. Bolton declared that he wanted no part of the "drug deal" Mr. Mulvaney was cooking up, as the then national security adviser characterized the pressure campaign.
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Since returning, he has been cooking up multicourse meals at a series of pop-up dinners celebrating the history and mythology of Canada, including a feast inspired by the country's 20th-century "Group of Seven" landscape painters.
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On my visit to the bar, it's the last week in November and head sommelier Frederic Marti and bartender Alan Sherwood are cooking up one of the first batches of their special, luxe version of the drink.
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No doubt by now you know a little about these businesses that are moving into underused or more affordable properties that can be turned into shared workspaces for the purposes of cooking up meals exclusively for delivery.
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This month, as the eyes of the industry are trained on the runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris, it's worth taking a breather to scope out what some of fashion's freshest talent is cooking up.
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Thursday: Former Russia aide Fiona Hill: She reported to former National Security Adviser John Bolton, and says Bolton believed Sondland and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney were cooking up a "drug deal" with Ukraine.
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"I am not part of this, whatever drug deal that Mulvaney and Sondland are cooking up," she said Bolton instructed her to inform a lawyer on the National Security Council about his position with regard to Ukraine.
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Cooking up an elaborate blackmail plot from his wheelchair, Randal becomes a stationary puppet master, casually risking the lives of a dopey friend and his long-suffering girlfriend, Pam (a wonderful Monique Rockman), to carry it out.
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At OLE's Stadium Club, Shepherd and STK restaurant will be cooking up dishes that highlight the culinary diversity of Houston—which includes his South Texas Pork Tamales with Chili Con Carne and famous Korean Braised Goat and Dumplings.
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That might be as diverse as finding a good Italian restaurant in the Bay Area, seeking help building a mobile app or getting a random person's opinion on the romantic dinner plans you're cooking up for your partner.
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One year into her cooking up her viral beauty brand, Nicole was diagnosed with breast cancer, an experience that not only gave her a different outlook on life, but a completely new approach to both beauty and business.
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What we found was a group of about twenty locals casually milling about, and the tenor was more smokey than fiery, with the smell of weed in the air and a barbecue grill cooking up meat for sandwiches.
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And if all you do is look over here, I'm telling you, they're going to be over there in the shadow banking sector just cooking up all kinds of ways to once again put our economy at risk.
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A moment of lightness, if you please: Temporarily relieved from con-man duty, Frank the accomplice-in-chief spends the episode spellchecking Word docs and cooking up a Mexican-Italian storm for everyone able to consume solid foods.
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After the department released damning anti-Trump texts from two top F.B.I. officials, congressional Republicans put them center stage — especially in the conservative news media — by accusing them of cooking up a politically-motivated investigation of the president.
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I suspect it's only a matter of time before the N.R.A. tries to give the kid in the cowboy hat and starched denim shirt whatever award it already has or is currently cooking up for valor under fire.
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Hill testified last week that Bolton told her to go to the lawyers for the National Security Council to tell them that he was "not part of whatever 'drug deal' Sondland and Mulvaney were cooking up," Hill said.
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As a cookbook author and Food Network star, Ayesha Curry is always cooking up new dishes for her husband, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry, and their two daughters — but on game day, she sticks to the basics.
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Photo: GettyWhen the National Enquirer published alleged text message exchanges between Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and media personality Lauren Sánchez in January, many people immediately began cooking up a conspiracy theory that Donald Trump was involved with the leak.
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To date, that's included cooking up doctored evidence Google blacklisted Donald Trump's speeches, a string of Trump tweets about fictitious censorship and non-existent "shadow bans," xenophobic paranoia about Latino voter turnout efforts, and numerous threats of federal investigations.
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It's a mix-and-match guessing game of figuring out what foods attract specific characters, whether it's cooking up something all yellow to lure in electric types, or tossing "hard" ingredients into a pot to lure in rock pokémon.
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From making classic Belgian and flavored waffles, to cooking up waffle-shaped savory breakfasts like potato pancakes, whipping up breakfast in your waffle maker can make a hectic morning meal a lot easier (and more delicious) to deal with.
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But besides blending American West Coast and East Coast street food (think burritos packed with pastrami, kimchi, and rice) in the Middle East, Crave is cooking up change in the Israeli restaurant scene—specifically, by doing away with tips.
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In other Boys Noize news, the German producer recently posted an image of himself in his studio with the caption: "FUCKING EXCITED TO START SHARING WHAT I VE [sic] BEEN COOKING UP FOR YOU..." In other words, stay tuned.
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After that meeting, Bolton told Hill to "go to the [National Security Council] lawyers, to John Eisenberg to basically say, 'Ambassador Bolton is not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney were cooking up,'" according to Hill's testimony.
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While we recover from last night's Oscars — nursing a champagne-induced hangover, processing that "Shallow" duet by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (*cough* Ally and Jack *couch*) — the genius minds over at Target were cooking up one hell of an announcement.
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While Americans across the county have been busy in the kitchen getting ready for Thanksgiving, Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown, Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell and Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton have apparently been cooking up a treat of their own — a new single!
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Foodies are cooking up recipes from different episodes; beauty lovers are applying Gilmore Girls-themed lip balms, and we're all wishing we could unwind with those candles that are scented according to what different parts of Stars Hollow might smell like.
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Nothing says Memorial Day like cooking up questionable meats over an open flame -- but before you break out the BBQ ... you gotta check out which stars thought they were kings of the Coleman and had to share it on social media.
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And while you're cooking up those foods and/or spells, you'll want to keep messy ingredients off your clothes, which the four house-themed aprons ($40) and kids-sized aprons ($25) will cover both you and your wizard-in-training.
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They'll be cooking up designs and prototypes for the Human Landing System, which as you might guess will take astronauts (and cosmonauts, and perhaps taikonauts) from a high lunar orbit to a low one, then to the surface, then back again.
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Given the experimental nature of Building 8, there's unlikely to be any developer-facing updates from the group in the near future, but Facebook could still use F8 to tease some of the projects Dugan and her team are cooking up.
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It's not entirely clear how Apple plans to use the talent or intellectual property of SensoMotoric Instruments, and we likely won't know for quite some time what type of hardware or software the iPhone maker might be cooking up in Cupertino.
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As VR has gained a strong foothold at film festivals around the world, a whole host of clunky terms have been used to describe what filmmakers and other pioneering artists have been cooking up for us to watch in headsets.
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Which is why the very unlikely partners of the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party, and Johnson might be cooking up an alternative plan to get an election by December 9 (a few days earlier than Johnson's December 12 date).
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Senators Diane Feinstein and and Richard Burr, who head up the Senate Intelligence Committee, are cooking up a very bad bill that will give federal judges the power to fine tech companies that won't decrypt data at the government's behest.
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On tonight's episode of Dead Set on Life, our series that follows Canadian chef Matty Matheson on his travels, we visit pork and cattle farms where Matty gets put to work before cooking up a BBQ at his parent's house.
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As for the weird, scientists briefly reanimated parts of decapitated pig brains, a Japanese pharmaceutical science professor admitted to cooking up MDMA with students, and cops seized an illegal shipment of Juul pods from China containing unknown and possibly hazardous chemicals.
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I had been cooking up a stir fry in the nude (you do weird things when you live alone) when suddenly the screen faded to black, a slight sizzling sound still hanging in the air until finally all was quiet.
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Game of Thrones fans express their love of the show's medieval battles and intrigue by painting portraits of the characters, cooking up meals described in the novels, and, now, by growing gorgeous renditions of Westerosi house sigils in bacteriological cultures.
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The first third or so finds the play's main attraction, the comedian Julian Clary, in a rare acting role, cooking up a tasty-smelling Italian meal while musing aloud on all manner of topics — sex, death and necrophilia heading the list.
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Kepel responded quickly and forcefully, accusing Roy, who does not speak Arabic, of cooking up a thesis that suited his own ignorance: If Islam is incidental, no need to listen to the Friday sermons or read the theological debates online.
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He's the one who gets to deal with the controversies, conference appearances and earnings calls, while Page can keep himself busy with the wild projects cooking up in Alphabet's research lab X, or personal projects outside Alphabet like flying cars.
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Opinion Columnist According to Donald Trump's Republican defenders, the impeachment spectacle unfolding in Washington, D.C., is all about policy differences rather than presidential misconduct, with career foreign policy bureaucrats cooking up excuses to remove a president whose worldview they disdain.
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"For some time, however, some outside forces have tried to vilify and undermine China-Africa cooperation by cooking up (accusations of) so-called neo-colonialism and debt traps, which are totally groundless and are not accepted by African people," Wang said.
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"The other day I was watching a programme -- there was an English guy and an Italian wandering from one village to the next and cooking up dishes to discover the delicacies of Anatolia," said Yigit Bulut, who advises Erdogan on economic affairs.
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The Bay Area doo-wop misfits have stayed busy this year cooking up a brand new album with Dan Auerbach at the helm as producer, and today Noisey is pleased to announce the group's fifth studio album, Onion, due out February 16.
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While most of us do our due diligence on Thanksgiving and humor the tradition of cooking up the big bird, we acknowledge the reality at the heart of it all: Most of us would probably rather be eating a roast chicken instead.
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While you're cooking up a new Gudetama friend (am I the only one that finds cooking anthropomorphic food characters mildly barbaric?) your previous creation is placed on a table, where for additional points you can, tap, jiggle, and smoosh it into oblivion.
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It never rests in trying to reach a younger, more global and tech-first audience with special promotions: Pizza Hut just unveiled the first-ever playable DJ pizza boxes, a year after cooking up a box that turned into a movie projector.
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For most of the book, she's dashing frantically all over the Bay Area, cooking up get-out-of-hell schemes and trying to implement them and putting out the fires (not all of them metaphorical) that keep flaring up to impede her progress.
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Edward LeeAuthor, chef-owner of 610 Magnolia and two other restaurants in Louisville, and Succotash in Washington, D.C. Lee may not regularly cook at home, but when pressed he showed off his chef bona fides by cooking up something from next to nothing.
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Its solution was to create synthetic control forces by cooking up a new automated system known as the MCAS to roll in a burst of double-speed nose-down stabilizer trim at just the right moment, calculated largely by angle of attack.
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Five years ago, he was at home in Mandeville, across Lake Pontchartrain, watching his son play high school football and cooking up gumbo after being passed over at U.S.C. after leading the Trojans to six wins in eight games as the interim coach.
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Hill said in her testimony that Bolton ordered her to tell John Eisenberg, the NSC&aposs chief counsel, that he was not part of "whatever drug deal" Sondland and Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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This even works in YouTube videos, which can be somewhat disconcerting when you turn head to look at a clock or another monitor, and suddenly it sounds like Matty Matheson is cooking up a frankly ridiculous lasagna three feet next to you.
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MCO is well-known for its card project, which has been two years in the making and it captured the attention of early crypto enthusiasts, but Marszalek said the company is cooking up other services in a bid to offer a more rounded product line.
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Nutritionist Janette Kelley resided in this three-bedroom, two-bath abode during the 1930s and '40s, while she was running the General Mills test kitchen, cooking up hundreds of classic recipes as well as the very famous — and very fictional — all-American homemaker Betty Crocker.
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Image: APAn incident report compiled by an Environment Health and Safety contractor working for Apple mistakenly sent to hundreds of Apple employees and leaked to Gizmodo includes tantalizing clues about some of the new products the notoriously secretive tech company may be cooking up.
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During this month's TCA Press tour, TV execs and powerhouses are promoting everything they're cooking up for the upcoming season of TV. What they're not doing, in the case of producer Chuck Lorre, is addressing the sexual misconduct allegations against CBS CEO Leslie Moonves.
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He was in charge of cooking up the rules and realized in the development process that the standard Storytelling System which powered all of the World of Darkness games wasn't going to work with the breakneck pace and simultaneous action of an arcade game world.
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"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this," Bolton said, according to a witness in the House investigation, referring to U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Together with his brother and fellow chef, Michael, with whom he competed on the sixth season of "Top Chef" and later opened Voltaggio Brothers Steakhouse at MGM National Harbor, the Maryland native is cooking up a seafood storm at the mod Conrad hotel in Washington.
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Or if you're doing the bulk of your cooking today, and want to make some things to keep in the fridge, you won't go wrong with cooking up a pot of this hearty turkey ragù, which you can use for pasta later in the week.
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Last summer, Lovato teased that she was hard at work in the studio cooking up a new album to follow up her 2017 project Tell Me You Love Me. "You know what's great about making an album?" she wrote on her Instagram story in June.
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Hill also told House impeachment investigators that Bolton told her, "I am not part of whatever drug deal Rudy and Mulvaney are cooking up," referring to the acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, whom Hill believed was involved in the discussions about Ukraine.
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What they're saying: Hill said Bolton told her to alert the chief lawyer on the National Security Council that Giuliani was "cooking up" a "rogue operation" with acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the EU, per the Times. Rep.
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The sinister queen is cooking up a storm on the battle fields from the safety of King's Landing and tying up a few loose ends her father, Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance), left unraveled — one of them being a large debt repayment to the Bank of Braavos.
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Buying forecast for Spring/Summer 2019: At this point, most of the big new phones are out, though there are a few stragglers like the Sony Xperia 1, Asus Zenfone 6, and whatever bendy thing Motorola is cooking up for its rumored Razr Reboot still to come.
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Read more: John Bolton described Rudy Giuliani as a 'hand grenade' that would 'blow everybody up'"I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," Bolton told Hill to tell White House lawyers, according to Hill's testimony cited by The Times.
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The Russia expert testified privately that the former national security adviser said he didn&apost want to be part of whatever "drug deal" that US ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney were "cooking up" with regard to Ukraine.
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She did not seem to be belittling the former Alaska governor in any way, though I should also point out — and this does not come through in the transcript — that Clinton uttered her "we're cooking up some moose stew here" line with a passable Palin impersonation.
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"Afterward, Hill said, she went back to Bolton, who told her to "go and tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this, and you go and tell him what you've heard and what I've said.
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But we need to realize that the same fast thinking that set the table for the outbreak is cooking up a future of other catastrophes including wildfires, sea level rise, drought, extreme weather, refugee flows and the spread of tropical disease—as well as future pandemics.
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In this way of thinking about productivity, inventors and business innovators are always cooking up better ways to do things, but it takes a labor shortage and high wages to coax firms to deploy the investment it takes to actually put those innovations into widespread use.
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With two legislative approaches having been rejected by Republicans — the comprehensive measure and then the repeal-only measure — Democrats were left wondering what exactly Republican leaders were cooking up, and how they could reasonably expect senators to vote on that legislation in just a day or two.
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Trump's former top Russia aide Fiona Hill testified to impeachment investigators that former National Security Adviser John Bolton said to her, "I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up," a reference to Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union.
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Fabrications like his allegation that the Sandy Hook massacre never happened, or that the Federal Emergency Management Agency is creating concentration camps to detain Americans in an effort to convince people that reality and common sense can't be trusted and that government is cooking up deadly, sinister threats.
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On March 6th Malaysia kicked out the North Korean ambassador, Kang Chol, who denies that North Korean spies were responsible for the murder or that the victim was Kim Jong Nam; he accused Malaysia of cooking up the story with America and South Korea to blacken the North's reputation.
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The UK government has been cooking up a pretty fudge on encryption for more than a year, with senior politicians such as the Prime Minister appearing to call for a ban on encryption then apparently rowing back and saying they are not calling for anything of the sort.
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The Sanders camp is already cooking up a sour grapes story on that, with supporters gearing up to complain about how rigged the Democratic superdelegate process is (and maybe so: Democrats have superdelegates overriding voters and Republicans have voter ID and voter suppression, all parties being equally shady).
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We've all seen jokes on how much it wilts down, but the fact that it can wilt at all makes it incredibly versatile — if you've got a bag you haven't addressed early enough, give it a quick rinse and toss it into just about any dish you're cooking up.
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And while Bolton is a staunch conservative, he was alarmed by Trump's actions, urging NSC aide Fiona Hill to make clear she was "not part of whatever drug deal [Gordon] Sondland and [Mick] Mulvaney are cooking up," and calling Rudy Giuliani "a hand grenade," according to Hill's testimony.
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" A former top national security aide told congressional lawmakers this week that the former National Security Adviser John Bolton had objected to Mulvaney's involvement in the shadow Ukraine foreign policy spearheaded by Rudy Giuliani, saying, "I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up.
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Regardless of how much it's brought in, the startup still likely needs a lot more money, and the right kinds of industry partners, to be able to bring this first vehicle to market, let alone any of the other ones that it's spent the last 19 months cooking up.
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Gianna Puerini, an Amazon VP, claims that the new grocery concept is not replacing jobs but "shifting the kind of work that folks do," with a team of chefs cooking up and supplying store products in addition to an in-store (orange uniform-clad) task force of customer experience reps. 4.
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Being the busy lip kit CEO that she is, however, sometimes a girl just doesn't have time to get all her snaps in, so Kylie ingeniously came up with the solution of combining two of her favorite pastimes, posing in a nude bra and underwear set while cooking up a feast.
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You'll start with the basics of game development, progress into the logic behind game rules and behaviors, study collisions and damage in the context of action games, and even explore Unreal's audio components — all so you can start crafting your spookiest soundscapes for that survival horror game you've been cooking up.
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Not as a sequel or as yet another expansion for StarCraft II. Instead, Blizzard Entertainment is cooking up a remaster of the 1998 original, with a spruced up 4K resolution sheen and an assortment of modern contrivances aimed at making it easier to play a 20-year-old game in 2017.
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Once a critic of Moscow, Orbán has more recently praised Russia as a model for the "illiberal" state he seeks to create in Hungary, and is said to have taken a lead from the Kremlin's "foreign agent" laws when cooking up controversial proposals to clamp down on foreign-funded, nongovernmental organizations.
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Their new House legislation may try to fix parts of the Affordable Care Act, or promote other health reforms, but the repeal effort is dead, and whatever Ryan is cooking up is probably more of a face-saving retreat so House Republicans don't have to say they've abandoned a campaign promise.
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She testified that he told her he is "not part of whatever drug deal" other officials are "cooking up," in relation to President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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Sometimes that's little more than a humblebrag, a word repeatedly used to suggest they're really in a high-tech studio cooking up some gold dust when in fact most of the time is spent looking red-eyed at a laptop in their parent's garage while waiting for some Uber Eats to arrive.
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" (This is the meeting after which, according to former NSC aide Fiona Hill, Bolton said he is "not part of whatever drug deal" Sondland was cooking up.) Vindman adds that just after this, at a "scheduled debriefing," Sondland again "emphasized the importance that Ukraine deliver the investigations into the 2016 election, the Bidens, and Burisma.
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While we're about eight months away from the probable launch of the iPhone 7, the rumor mill is currently cooking up a doozy: the larger model of the next-generation iPhone, believed to be the iPhone 7 Plus, will come with a dual-camera system on the back of the device, according to MacRumors.
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In the days since midterms, she's used the social media platform to chat politics with her 20163,000 followers while cooking up Instant Pot mac and cheese on a Friday night, publicly listen to Janelle Monáe, and give the world a glimpse of what it's like to do all that post-campaign laundry that builds up.
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"My hubby is cooking up our dinner tonight like he does almost every night," she narrated a video of the NFL star manning the stove and captioned it "Hot AF." On the dinner menu was elbow macaroni, sautéed mushrooms, boiled corn on the cob and one of Kroy's specialties with a surprising main ingredient.
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First and foremost, it spends time with big and small companies from a wide range of industries — from agtech to automotive to e-commerce — to learn about their pain points, then it scours universities with which it has ties so see if they are, literally in some cases, cooking up anything that might address these issues.
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When Mr. Villoresi, 63, is cooking up a new scent, which he does every year or so, he can choose from among a wealth of ingredients, including patchouli and vetiver from Indonesia; ylang-ylang and vanilla from Madagascar; orange blossom, jasmine and rose from North Africa; citrus from southern Italy, and mimosa and narcissus from France.
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He moved fast on a lot of big issues in his first term, putting in place a phased-in $15-an-hour minimum wage, declared a homelessness emergency (which still remains), up-zoned neighborhoods to make way for more housing, and has been cooking up an arena deal to try to lure the NBA back to Seattle.
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"Bolton directed Dr. Hill to report this to NSC legal advisor, John Eisenberg, telling her, 'You go and tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this, and you go ahead and tell him what you've heard and what I've said,'" Schiff read in his opening remarks.
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Like untold numbers of male presidential aspirants before them, they're frenetically cooking up plans for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Super Tuesday, first appealing to a narrow band of primary voters and then finding a way to broaden their pitch in a carefully massaged and focus-grouped set of themes and messages over the course of a general election.
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Ambassador Bolton, as well as his staff members, objected to the meeting-for-investigations trade, and Ambassador Bolton told Dr. Hill: You go and tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this, and you go and tell him what you've heard and what I've said.
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It was up to Schiff to distill a complicated narrative of warring American bureaucrats and Ukrainian oligarchs into a simple story of attempted bribery – and to take the hits in the process from Trump and his allies in the GOP, who cried foul, accusing Schiff of cooking up a lawless probe to satisfy Democrats' political animus against Trump.
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There are no real details or release dates for whatever Benioff and Weiss will be cooking up, besides that they'll be finishing Game of Thrones before they move on to Star Wars, and that their movies will form a separate spinoff series from the ongoing "Skywalker saga" (which includes The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and the upcoming — and still untitled — Episode IX).
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McCormick, Barry Williams (Greg), Christopher Knight (Peter), Eve Plumb (Jan), Mike Lookinland (Bobby) and Susan Olsen (Cindy) will be joined by Food Network's Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond and Jasmine Roth, star of HGTV's Hidden Potential for the special episode, during which they'll be decorating the newly-renovated Brady house for the holidays and cooking up some classic '70s-inspired Christmas dishes.
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Raul Z. Moreno, coordinator of the Dream Outreach Center at California State, Fresno, said that graduates who either didn't apply or did not qualify for DACA have been creatively cooking up career paths that do not require work authorization — the undocumented music teacher teaching at-risk students outside of school, the computer scientist who sets up shop repairing and selling cellular phones.
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" "While their actions are protected (most likely) under the 'speech or debate' clause (preventing criminal prosecution or civil suit for actions that would otherwise be actionable)," she continued, "their pattern of conduct (cooking up a misleading memo about the FISA warrant application for Carter Page's surveillance, exposing a confidential intelligence source, smearing the FBI) amounts to multiple blatant attempts to thwart an entirely legitimate investigation.
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John Bolton spoke for all of them when, while national security adviser, he reportedly instructed Fiona Hill, the N.S.C. Russia expert, to tell White House lawyers that he wanted no part "of whatever drug deal" the president's cronies were cooking up as part of an off-the-books diplomatic effort being led by Rudy Giuliani to get Ukraine to dig up dirt on Joe Biden.
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Per the NYT, she said Bolton told her to alert the chief National Security Council lawyer that Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani was "cooking up" a "rogue operation" with legal implications with acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the EU. The big picture: Other outlets, including NBC and Fox News, also reported on Hill's account on Bolton's lawyer notification advice.
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Named for the "People's Chamber," the lower house of parliament in the G.D.R., Volkskammer tries to revive East Germany on a daily basis by cooking up gruel for the odd local with a case of "ostalgie" — nostalgia for the old East — and curious tourists willing to punish their palates with hearty slop like Falscher Hase, or counterfeit rabbit: a dense, gravy-smothered meatloaf hiding a hard-boiled egg and cured pork knuckle with kraut.
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"Hill testified that when she recounted the conversation with Sondland to Bolton, he told her to report it to NSC counsel John Eisenberg immediately, saying, "and he told me, and this is a direct quote from Ambassador Bolton: You go and tell Eisenberg that I am not part of whatever drug deal Sondland and Mulvaney are cooking up on this, and you go and tell him what you've heard and what I've said.
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Over the two decades since "The Brand Called You," full-time employment has steadily atomized into casual, part-time and temporary work, culminating in the "project world" of the gig economy — microjobs driving for Uber, running errands for TaskRabbit or cooking up side hustles on Fiverr, a company whose subway ads glamorize pitiless overwork ("sleep deprivation is your drug of choice") despite its being named after a woefully small amount of cash.
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The big picture: Trump's former Russia adviser Fiona Hill testified that Bolton told her to alert the chief National Security Council lawyer that Rudy Giuliani was "cooking up" a "rogue operation" with acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the EU. The Washington Post reported on Thursday that Bolton warned U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer that Trump would likely oppose restoring some of Ukraine's trade privileges — an indication that the suspension of assistance to Ukraine may have extended beyond just military aid.
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