Beer: Why crack open a cold one with the boys when instead you can crack open a cold one in perfect solitude?
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We crack open a few beers and enjoy the float.
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Don't forget you have to crack open the chest cavity.
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Crack open your wallet and go to an N.W.S.L. game.
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At this point, we hear the cell door crack open.
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Pat yourself on the back and crack open a cerveza.
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And then the shells crack open in a distinctive way.
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One of the fences is bent, leaving a crack open.
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They can crack open your skull and let people walk inside.
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Crack open the cachaça and settle in for some cinematic delights.
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They're famous for using rocks as tools to crack open clams.
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Crack open that six pack and turn that frown upside down!
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Doesn't anyone in the Trump family actually crack open a book?
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So crack open a can of wine and toast summer — carefully.
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They fertilize the land and crack open pine cones, spreading seeds.
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So, next time you crack open a cold one, thank Missouri.
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As if you're painting a world that will eventually crack open.
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It did not commit to helping crack open the phones themselves.
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He was impossible to make sense of or to crack open.
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In 2016, let's crack open the thesaurus when we're composing our headlines.
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Remnick skillfully tried to find ways to crack open and challenge Comey.
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So get ready to grab your bib and crack open some crayfish!
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And it can be used to crack open nuts and animal bones.
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You crack open a beer and finally make it to your couch.
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These are questions that can crack open a language and a culture.
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"New info at any point could crack open this case," he says.
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All the Trump administration has actually done is crack open this door.
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They come to dance, crack open a beer, just relax and party.
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Once that becomes automatic, we can start to crack open the meaning.
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At maturity, they fall to the ground and crack open upon impact.
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Then I crack open my latest library find: Atul Gawande's Being Mortal.
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Use Wednesday's new moon in Pisces to crack open a fresh book.
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Crack open a second bottle of pinot, get bhajis and lamb chops.
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The door to intra-industry acquisitions may be about to crack open.
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Then I crack open a book and I'm asleep five minutes later.
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His snowflakes blur gender lines while his characters crack open their inhibitions.
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Crack open the black cardamom pods, separating the husk from the seeds.
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Sea otters have been known to crack open shells on their chests using rocks as they float on their backs, but they've also been observed using rocks along the shoreline as "anvils" to crack open mussels, clams and crabs.
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Until then (and probably past then too), I'll crack open cans as needed.
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Still watching trashy reality TV. I crack open the truffles to try one.
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People play lawn games, lounge in the sun, crack open beers and socialize.
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Related: Crack Open an Ice Cold Six Pack of Beer GIFs Holy Ghost!
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Some days, we would eat candy and crack open sodas from the bodega.
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As the 2016 elections approached, old and new fissures began to crack open.
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Sometimes I just walk in, crack open a beer and listen to Boston.
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But this year's election seemed to crack open the lid on hidden strains.
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They met on weekends to "crack open the scripts," as Lerman put it.
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Their skins turn black and crack open, sizzling with their blood-red juice.
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Time to crack open the champagne, or at least the sparkling English white wine?
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Flexbot Hexacopter Kit — $89.99 (list price $119.99) See Details Crack open the ultimate bundle.
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We give them a tour of our house and they crack open craft beers.
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The queen of eggs: decadent, difficult to make, and extremely satisfying to crack open.
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The sky did not crack open and rain my mother's biscotti into Dan's mouth.
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Crack open a new book (novel, story collection, nonfiction), or a long magazine article.
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Crack open the stats about household income and the issues begin to reveal themselves.
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All that's left to do is melt the butter and crack open the bubbly.
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Are you able to crack open the coconuts to get the sustenance you need?
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Get back up and head downstairs where I make tea and crack open a book.
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Pettigrew and his peers would crack open the skull to show there was nothing there.
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Still don't think you have the time to sit down and crack open a book?
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So, butter up your frying pan, crack open the Fernet, and let the healing begin.
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If anything, jobless older workers are more likely to crack open their nest eggs early.
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Maybe afterward you can finally crack open that Hygge book mom got you for Christmas!
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Finally, he'll crack open an egg to top it off, either soft-boiled or raw.
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It took us a bit to crack open Joe and figure out who he was.
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Iterative progress could help to crack open a door into economics, allowing others to follow.
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"The early buds are starting to crack open, showing the pink petal inside," he said.
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I chat with A. for a while and crack open some ciders while we relax.
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You're kept waiting for a bit until they crack open, and out comes Vladimir Putin.
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Around 8, I crack open a beer from my fridge to start getting a little buzzed.
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They crack open the bottle of champagne, and Christina begins to tell Ant her renovation plans.
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Crack open the chocolate dinosaur egg and you'll get even more chocolate, oozing its way out.
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So, when you crack open a bottle of spiked seltzer, you're just drinking fermented sweetened seltzer.
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"Most healthy individuals are uncomfortable with the idea of having a doctor crack open their skull."
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Doing so helps crack open a long overdue dialogue among the multigenerational, transnational assembly of participants.
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The black hole is a chrysalis — soon it'll crack open into something familiar, yet totally new.
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Guarantees crack open the door to liabilities that crowdfunding platforms have traditionally fought hard to avoid.
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Stones have also been used by chimps to crack open nuts and cut open large fruit.
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I have learned that even in the darkest times, the heart can crack open more widely.
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Apple has opposed government requests to crack open or build a backdoor into an iPhone before.
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Egyptian vultures and black-breasted buzzards use stone tools to crack open bird eggs for food.
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Before long, you couldn't even crack open a magazine without seeing models draped in Tiffany jewelry.
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Everyone in line has imagined a night that could crack open and transform their dreary realities.
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The surface of the painting appears to crack open to reveal a muddy red river beneath.
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You'll have to crack open your laptop and log on to the website or desktop app.
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Width favors them, and it might just crack open the Socceroos' bank vault of a defense.
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I crack open a Raspberry Lime Spindrift and go upstairs to do my nightly skincare routine.
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Now, they're racing to actually crack open what for months has been a three-person race.
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We need to crack open our government, flip the switch and let the light flood in.
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Crack open a tin of caviar and eat it with a tablespoon, like a wild animal.
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When my editor suggested I finally crack open the first book and report back, I was hesitant.
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I crack open a White Claw and turn on the record player to make cleaning more enjoyable.
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Crack open some of today's best compact cameras and you'll find Sony sensors embedded in their guts.
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But the radius at which the black hole's tides can crack open a star increases more slowly.
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If you crack open your new iPhone Xs, you'll find a battery with a most unlikely shape.
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Bam just HAD to crack open a cold one after being jacked at gunpoint in Cartagena, Colombia.
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Just this week, NASA announced it would crack open some of the last sample containers for scientists.
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As the train continues on, the eggs roll off and hit the ground, where they crack open.
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Crack open a can of Play-Doh and you are greeted with the familiar scent of childhood.
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Crack open these comics — including some classics that are always nice to come back to — and enjoy.
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I crack open a Golden Road Mango Cart beer while I let the soup simmer a bit.
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For a productive start to the new decade, crack open one of Gates's favorites this holiday season.
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It's still warm enough to grab a blanket, sit outside, and crack open these new September books.
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Then, when it was all over, players got to crack open a chest that granted everyone lightsabers.
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You know, you think you're just gonna go in and crack open a cold case and fix it.
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Humbly accept congratulations, crack open another ice-cold can of America and get ready to watch some fireworks.
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YouTube is full of videos explaining how to crack open an old laptop battery to harvest its cells.
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That could challenge the established parties and crack open internal divisions after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
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Season 1, in a weird way is an origin story, and season 2 would crack open a lot.
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Time and again, seemingly errant details crack open new stories that the viewer is tasked with filling in.
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Steve King, R-IA, may have to crack open a history book or two after the convention ends.
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It is only a short journey, but I crack open one of the cocktail cans, Raspberry Mojito, delicious.
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Those inclined to try to crack open the "minds" behind AI thus have many ways of doing so.
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The first rule of dealing with disappointment is to always crack open a cold one with the boys.
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So, I decided that I was going to just crack open about it in front of the cameras.
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If you're the FBI, and Apple refuses to assist you, how do you crack open a locked iPhone?
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They're finally poised to see some of the rewards, as the IPO market appears ready to crack open.
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If you crack open a chicken egg to make an omelette and find that situation, you should worry.
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Simply crack open a brew from your own fridge and settle in for some soothing beach-adjacent atmospheres.
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Hit up an ATM before, prepare your ass for some lumpy cushions, and crack open a tall boy.
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Beer isn't the only cold and refreshing beverage you can crack open at an outdoor gathering this summer.
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Fissures (splitting of the earth) near the volcano's slope continue to crack open (18 so far), spewing lava.
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And the pistachio nuts, we call them happy fruits, because when they crack open, you see a smile.
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And garbage cans are heaved against The railing as the tulips yawn and crack open and fall apart.
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So crack open a LandShark® Lager, manufactured by Anheuser-Busch under the name of Margaritaville Brewing Company.
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No need to crack open the victory fridges in Cleveland-area bars, but plenty of reason for optimism.
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Stories are nested in stories and crack open to reveal rumor and anecdote, prose poems, tendrils of myth.
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Pull up your knee socks, crack open a drinkable yogurt, and prepare for the return of the letters.
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They play up its potential to crack open cold criminal cases or reunite missing children with their families.
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Instead, crack open fresh oysters and eat them dressed only in lemon juice, or in nothing at all.
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If you've ever opened up a Russian doll, you know it's impossible to crack open just the first one.
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Bending the phone does crack open the frame, but only if you're applying a ton of pressure on it.
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I heat up sweet potatoes to put jam on, grab a banana, and crack open a hard-boiled egg.
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"With LIGO, you can shut down the instrument, crack open the vacuum, and fix things," said MIT's Scott Hughes.
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I get inside and turn on Big Brother (don't make fun of me) and crack open a White Claw.
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So sit back, crack open a beer, and be a hero parent as your kid builds their own speaker.
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Capuchins, chimpanzees and sea otters, among others, are known to use rocks to crack open, respectively, nuts and shellfish.
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I eat a few tortilla chips and crack open a ginger ale while whizzing around to get things together.
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So instead of reaching for a bottle opener this Friday night, we'll crack open a package of Pilsner crackers.
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Or maybe I'll just never replace it and use this neat spoon trick to crack open a can instead.
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You surreptitiously crack open a Miller High Life tall boy in Central Park—right in front of a cop.
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Apple's taken off-brand repair shops to court, and it's created devices that need specialty tools to crack open.
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I crack open a fresh, young coconut I picked up today downtown ($2.50); the coconut water is so refreshing!
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Users can crack open the game, mess around with its code, and create different game types, avatars, and assets.
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Then I crack open another good book while listening to great music, gradually displacing Sausage Party from my memory.
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When they crack open the second egg, there's just a yolk, although it is slightly paler than most yolks.
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Thankfully this hammer, which is actually a pestle used to grind up spices, is to crack open my lunch.
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Too busy, perhaps, to crack open that book gathering dust on your bedside table (looking at you, Infinite Jest).
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Finally, they crack open and flatten into a polka-dot disc that would make a gnome's perfect dinner plate.
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Step 6: To eat, take a puri shell and crack open a hole in the middle with your fingernail.
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Otters are smelly, loud and extremely active; they have sharp teeth and jaws strong enough to crack open shellfish.
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Remember all those times your mother told you to crack open your window and let in some fresh air?
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As a teenager, Zadie Smith discovered Hanif Kureishi's novel "The Buddha of Suburbia" and felt her world crack open.
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I crack open a can of Bubly, the only sparkling water I like, and head back to the office.
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I'm absolutely exhausted, but crack open my laptop and do my best to draft a non-shit cover letter.
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The plan is to crack open the capsule (digitally, of course) on Yahoo's 25th birthday, which is in 2020.
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This hand stamped keychain will remind your partner that you love them each time they crack open a cold one.
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I crack open this little book, which clocks in 789 label entries, to enter a whole world of political storytelling.
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Listen, not all dads fall into the beer drinking stereotype — sometimes they just want to crack open a nice cabernet.
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First of all, it's so nice to watch him crack open an old VCR and clean up the dusty components.
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Throw everything you used to know in the trash, and crack open an America, because this is Budweiser country now.
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Crack open a cold one with the boys and listen to The Harry Styles Album where he Sings About Wanking.
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Usually when we crack open a Pepsi we expect to be met with an ice-cold caramel-y sweet taste.
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Murphy seemingly wants to crack open why Cunanan was able to kill before he reached the steps of Versace's home.
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Finally crack open the copy of Infinite Jest that's been gathering dust on your nightstand for the past two years.
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Related: Crack Open an Ice Cold Animation of Charles Bukowski's Ode to Beer Ever Spaced Out While (Not) Doing Homework?
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But putting things into a book a decade later, I wanted to crack open this world a little bit more.
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I sit down at my desk, crack open a Diet Coke, take my morning meds, check email, email my husband.
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First of all, the floodgates for patient information are at least a crack open and will be hard to close.
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Mark Bowden follows detectives as they crack open a 40-year-old cold case involving the disappearance of two sisters.
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Crack open your cold ones in style with The Beer Spike for $26.99, or 27% off the regular price of $36.98.
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That could make the tool valuable to government agencies and the groups that work with law enforcement to crack open iPhones.
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Buying beer ingredients from him over the years, not once did I see him crack open his clone beer recipe cookbook.
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Crack open a queer-centered book, especially historical queer lit and banned queer lit, which rarely gets the love it deserves.
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Crack open a cold one: Summer is nearly here — and so are dozens of artists with massive new tours and music.
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Whenever Isaiah Thomas took a seat they resembled five blindfolded children trying to crack open a piñata while standing in quicksand.
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Ms. Khan is known for helping investigators crack open the government's case into insider trading at the Galleon Group hedge fund.
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Many dramas are designed to be solved or resolved online, where fans can collaborate to crack open the hidden Easter eggs.
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If you didn't already know these terms, crack open your dictionary (do people even own dictionaries anymore?) and get to studying!
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Plus, you can use its integrated bottle opener and corkscrew to crack open a cold one after a hard day's work.
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Instead, I wake up, crack open my laptop fully intending to spend a day applying for jobs and sending reminder emails.
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Related: Friendly Monsters Are Hiding in Your Beer Foam Crack Open an Ice Cold Six Pack of Beer GIFs Coming Soon?
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In return, Canada agreed to, among other things, Mr. Trump's repeated demands that it crack open its long-protected dairy market.
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I am once again HUNGRY, so I decide to crack open my lunch of oven-baked tofu, basmati rice, and mukimame.
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Ms. Berkeley, who brings to mind the young Winona Ryder, is a piquant study in poised prettiness about to crack open.
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A month before Donald J. Trump was elected president, he and his aides watched his daughter's coolly composed surface crack open.
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Washington's subtle, dynamic and flexible short stories crack open a vibrant, polyglot side of Houston about which few outsiders are aware.
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It could reportedly walk on its hind legs, and crack open a human skull with one bite from its powerful jaws.
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Maybe this is your time to crack open "Middlemarch" at last (or again), or to read "The Great Gatsby" in one sitting.
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Tfw you want to crack open a cold one with the boys and the boys were the cold ones all along pic.twitter.
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It might also help them crack open the high-end watch market, where a startling majority of timepieces are, of course, round.
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The hope, of course, is that anything the suspects say will crack open a network that seems to grow by the day.
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As a kid, you were probably warned not to crack open a glow stick and feast upon the poisonous glowing chemicals inside.
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When the church members failed to show after three weeks, the woman told police she decided to crack open her new freezer.
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Since then, her office has subpoenaed records from Deutsche Bank, doubling up on the House efforts to crack open Trump's favorite lender.
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Time to crack open the sparkling wine, pull on some comfy sweats, and fear for your safety in a male-dominated world.
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You only know the location of a handful at first, but as you crack open more, your wasteland survival capabilities improve dramatically.
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So crack open a Foster's, throw some shrimp on the barbie and say g'day to the sexiest model south of the equator.
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With Halloween right around the corner, it's a good time to take a look at some great horror novels to crack open.
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You don't have to crack open the chest cavity of a person in order to be able to do the heart work.
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Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door.
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You've had a bit of a day, and are headed to happy hour to crack open a cold one with your friends.
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So before you crack open a beer in the name of science, it's important to take a holistic perspective on the matter.
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Before we knew it, dangling gifts became the most popular way of coaxing people to crack open their wallets a little more.
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Imagine: You crack open your first gift of the holiday season and inside the beautifully wrapped box lies a...SoulCycle gift card. Sigh.
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So strap in, crack open your Cherry Coke Zero and get ready for all the weirdness The Young Pope is sure to bring.
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Listen, not all guys fall into the beer drinking stereotype — sometimes they just want to crack open a nice cabernet and kick back.
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And new research shows that might actually be possible as hackers can crack open a store register and add something called a skimmer.
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More work at the molecular level is therefore needed before AI will be able to crack open the inner workings of a cell.
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Crack open the box, fire up the Pixel, plug one end into the new phone and connect the other to your old one.
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In order to reach his heart, the doctors had to crack open his sternum—the bone smack in the middle of our chest.
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Some people even suspect Aria (Lucy Hale), despite the many, many plot holes having the Liar as the ultimate baddie would crack open.
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So I did basically the only other thing I was allowed to do—crack open my giant, incomprehensible Bible and another Bud heavy.
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This hybrid cup is not only a receptacle but also allows you to crack open your cold one with its bottle-opener undercarriage.
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Even when dropping six figures on an engine with wheels, post-millennials strain to make eye contact, let alone crack open the Ciroc.
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Once you crack open the record's jungle-tinged cover, you're treated to seven tracks that speak to the natural world's many sonic reverberations.
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I place the Samsung in the middle, and start using one of the toolkits I got off eBay to crack open its casing.
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You know, I could just sit back, crack open a bottle of wine, and talk about Sumerian tablets until the sun comes up.
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Chimps can crack open different kinds of nuts with stones and pieces of wood, which they use as a hammer and an anvil.
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Browns 21, Jets 17 Crack open the victory fridges and hand out the free beer, the Cleveland Browns have finally won a game.
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His minimal, gutting performances employ a few elements to crack open history, politics, and emotions, revealing how these are inseparable from embodied experience.
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On her 1997 single "Jóga," she bellows "emotional landscapes" amidst deep, windswept cellos and beats that threaten to crack open the earth's crust.
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In early August the Canterbury Museum also revealed details of the world's largest parrot, which used its massive beak to crack open food.
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So you get this trial-and-error process of holding your breath and hoping something good happens when you crack open a new present.
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Like a piñata, inside each of her smash cakes is an assortment of candy that'll spill out when you crack open the chocolate shell.
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Watermelons are tough to crack open if you refuse to use any of the tools that would make it distinctly easier, like a knife.
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When I asked Conner-Simons about real-world applications, I suggested a robot could help someone crack open a cold one with the boys.
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Turns out if you want to be as accomplished as Oprah, you're going to need to crack open a book every now and then.
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Meanwhile, get ready to crack open that bottle of Dreaming Tree wine — DMB's summer tour is up and running, and will continued through Sept.
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Originally founded in 2013, Raisin set out to crack open the savings deposit market in Europe by taking advantage of EU-wide banking regulation.
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Post election or pre-Revolution, conflict, whether in your home or on your screens, can ultimately crack open the space for discussion and introspection.
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But when the church members failed to show after three weeks, the woman told police she decided to crack open her newly acquired freezer.
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Crack open the Bag of Treats (find it in your inventory) to receive a Piece of Celery (slightly wilted, sadly) and the Superblack shader.
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Crack open the coconut by using the back of a heavy knife or cleaver right down the center to split it in half. 2.
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On the cover of Walk Through Walls, Abramović stares straight at the reader with a stern gaze, daring you to crack open the book.
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Plenty of people have unsuccessfully tried to crack open that hard metal exterior and get the delicious nugget of cash inside, but few succeed.
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They're getting so comfortable, in fact, that they're letting Kevin Durant crack open the refrigerator and help himself to some grub, so to speak.
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With your other hand, use the back of the cleaver to crack open the coconut, rotating it along its axis at the same time.
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So tonight, crack open a pumpkin beer, don a witch's hat and read these spooky stories about supernatural encounters people have had at work.
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I play fetch with the dog and pick up poop in the backyard for a bit, then crack open the merlot and eat dinner.
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Just crack open one of the glossy new books devoted to American "country house" living and concoct your own melodrama about the privileged few.
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Well, you need to know how to eat crabs, crack open clams and mussels, interact with other otters and imprint on reliable otter superiors.
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Check out a Cardinals game, have some fried chicken at Byrd & Barrel and crack open a cold one with the boys at Earthbound Beer.
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It's much harder to motivate yourself to crack open a weighty tome crammed with characters and subplots than to just scroll through Twitter's ephemera.
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The idea is to crack open ocean freight pricing and provide much greater visibility into market average prices on upwards of 160,000 global trade routes.
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I crack open the new bottle of mineral oil that I ordered last week from Williams Sonoma, and apply it to my wooden cutting board.
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Hand-stamped bottle opener keychain This hand stamped keychain will remind your partner that you love them each time they crack open a cold one.
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Choose one and bring some patriotic attitude to this July 4th BBQ as you crack open everyone's bottles with the coolest opener in your neighborhood.
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Technically, you're not "supposed to" drink when you're taking antibiotics, but what's the worst thing that could happen if crack open a cold one tonight?
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While venture capitalists are waiting for the tech IPO window to crack open, buyout shops are having a field day taking public software companies private.
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Drinkers of legal age crack open a bottle to celebrate a special occasion (86%), on their birthday (73%) or when having an amazing day (72%).
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Tapology Wine Aerator and Dispenser Listen, not all dads fall into the beer drinking stereotype — sometimes they just want to crack open a nice cabernet.
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When pressed on whether they wanted dental coverage or dollar beer, 40 percent of voters chose to crack open a cold one with the boys.
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Finally, NASA scientists are jubilant over the possibility that the next 20 months could crack open the mystery of the origins of the solar system.
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"It's like an art object," Mr. Hays added, and probably not the kind of thing you would crack open to relax after a long day.
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Every May, Nordic fishermen and bearded Vikings alike descend upon Grebbestad to crack open oysters at breakneck speed for the annual Nordic Oyster Opening Championships.
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One of the most important moments in a young person's life is the very first time you crack open your computer to upgrade the RAM.
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John Wick hits with the blunt force of a shotgun blast, but crack open any firearm and you'll find it houses some deceptively sophisticated mechanisms.
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"I think that crises are such a powerful time to crack open some of these myths we've been told about individualism," Ms. Freedman told me.
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For the diminishing number of us who want to crack open crisp, cheap cold ones all summer long, the golden oldies are still a hit.
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Judith Crist was part of that great era of American film criticism that was ready for the movies to crack open by the late 1960s.
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For their experiment, the researchers took advantage of the fact that the Lola Ya Bonobo apes have learned to crack open palm nuts with rocks.
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Meanwhile, a joint investigation between The Boston Globe and WBUR tries to crack open one of the most sensational unsolved art heists of all time.
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And as 2020 takes off, what better book to crack open than one that will help you put your financial life in order this year?
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Earlier this month, the FBI announced it managed to crack open the iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters — by hiring contractor hackers.
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They can crack open Maya Angelou's landmark 1969 book, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," for an unsparing account of the Jim Crow South.
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If you've noticed an uptick in your alcohol use recently, think about what your specific motivation is before you crack open another 3 p.m. beer.
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But if the next hot summer drink isn't hard seltzer, waiting in the wings are canned wines like Nomadica that you crack open like soda pop.
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Richard Blumenthal pushed for the Federal Trade Commission to crack open a new case against Google for preferential treatment of its own content in search results.
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On Monday night, millions of Americans will turn on their TVs, crack open a beer, and watch nonstop coverage of the Democratic and Republican Iowa caucuses.
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Once he's drilled that into them, it's time to sit back, crack open a tinnie and cackle maniacally as everyone else is bored to physical tears.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said in a statement Friday that the deal will "crack open" additional dairy access and cited "significant victories" for U.S. agriculture.
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An Egyptian vulture at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park demonstrates how it uses a rock to crack open an ostrich egg for a nice snack.
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As soon as he's done with the backups, we see Elliot crack open his computer case, pull a bunch of things out, and methodically destroy them.
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Cocktail Chemistry shows how you can make an ice ball full of smoke for your cocktails that once you crack open, will unleash the smoke monster.
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He has a new novel out, "Before the Wind," that we're going to crack open as soon as we get our chicken into the marinade tonight.
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Or they can summon human honey hunters to crack open a felled and toasted hive, remove the honey and leave the fresh waxy infrastructure to them.
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"If it does [crack] open, most of the people here will be no more," Christina Aningi, a teacher on Enewetak Atoll, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Now, the court proceedings are apparently halted as the government figures out if it actually needs to try to force Apple to crack open this phone.
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When I offered to help Rojas, I decided to crack open the inquiry: Why is it so challenging for young people of color to get therapy?
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The two explorers crack open plants, harvest animals' bodily fluids, and use mysterious interfaces built into the organisms of the planet Vesta Minor to accomplish... something.
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It's a very different thing to use that opportunity to crack open the edifice of whiteness, if you will, and bring necessary voices into that space.
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They're hoping it can help crack open a problem, the persistence of neighborhood disadvantage, that has been resistant to government interventions and good intentions for years.
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If these companies make a real big splash with some kind of acquisition, it could crack open the IPO markets sooner than any of us think.
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And if you are open, women will crack open their beautiful worlds and cultures in a way I imagine that a solo man could never experience.
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Some debtors quit their jobs so they can crack open their pension pots to fend off creditors—and then reapply for the same position, says Mr Manyike.
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The next day, we were pleased to crack open the mason jar and find a gelatinous pudding that was subtly sweet with a warm kick of cinnamon.
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Seeing a mouse trap crack open an egg is so much fun and so perfect that I want to break all my eggs like this every morning.
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The fix, if you're willing to crack open your phone and bust out your soldering iron, is relatively simple, and any good micro-solderer can do it.
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So any company that can figure out a way to make it easier to measure without a cuff could crack open a massive multi-billion dollar market.
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It can be very tempting to get home and crack open a beer every day, every night, because that's kind of acceptable and part of the culture.
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But a good way to beat Sanders at his own game if this happens again at the next debate, might be to crack open some history books.
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Get ready to crack open those wallets and shell out some hard-earned cash on tickets to an advertisement for fruit-flavored treats, because nothing matters anymore.
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Shower Beer Holder, $15, available at Uncommon GoodsShower time might not seem like the most opportune moment to crack open a cold one — that is, until now.
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As we wait to board, I crack open Jane Eyre, a classic piece of literature that somehow slipped through the cracks of my high school reading list.
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Lawyers for Apple have previously said the company would want to know the procedure used to crack open the smartphone, yet the government might classify the method.
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In "Leaves and Vines" (2017), an allover thicket of jagged, mossy green brushstrokes admits, like a curtain left a crack open, a wedge of sun-brightened foliage.
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Should someone crack open one of these things in your train carriage, you'd be yearning for an open tuna can to plunge your nose into for relief.
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You hit the gym, give up soda and Doritos, call your parents more often, do volunteer work, finally crack open that Rosetta Stone and start learning Spanish.
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Crack open a tallboy and a can of Penn 3s to enjoy a few of the brilliant highlights from the wonderful tennis world of Louis Armstrong stadium.
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If that doesn't crack open the grim, gray sky and send big beams of light into your world, you might be made of something I've never met.
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I had hopes that Episode Gladiolus would actually give us some insight into Gladio's character, to crack open his head and show us some depth or complexity.
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We really believe technology and technology companies can play a tremendous role to make the world more equitable and crack open opportunity for people who are vulnerable.
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Let Joe and Kathleen's romance sweep you up, and carry you all the way back to that book on your nightstand you've been meaning to crack open.
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As the seeds dance around the liquid, slowly knocking into each other, their shells will peel off and crack open, turning the water a bright ruby red.
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I don't know if I would crack open a can of LaCroix exactly 60 seconds after painting my nails with Expressie polish, but after three minutes, sure.
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The image is on the console's circuit board, which means you'll have to crack open the Xbox — or find yourself with a cracked-open Xbox — before it's visible.
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Airplanes are beginning to seem more like metal sky-prisons where engines explode, windows crack open mid-flight, and stewardesses terrorize their passengers than viable modes of transportation.
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Apple, as a company, might eventually be forced by the court to help FBI crack open the iPhone that once belonged to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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It has been 15 years since Iranian saffron was available in the US. But now it's time to crack open the cookbooks and reach for the red gold.
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Fracking involves blasting millions of gallons of water with sand and chemicals into tight shale formations to crack open rocks and free up oil and natural gas reserves.
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After running to use the restroom, I crack open the grapefruit seltzer, and down two clementines and the granola bar from the break room, which is surprisingly good.
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Or would they crack open the case and see a giant document with the scheduled lottery winners on it, clearly printed with a DotMatrix machine 20 years previous?
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Because Nolan doesn't waste any time on preliminaries, Yanks who are a little fuzzy on the historical details might be motivated to actually go crack open a book.
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Our only suggestion would be that President Trump take a break and crack open a U.S. history book (you know, as a refresher) — and maybe stop tweeting, too.
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Crack open the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders", a widely used handbook, and the checklist for Narcissistic Personality Disorder could be notes for a Trump profile.
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"It may start with one insensitive comment, but as you crack open that egg, you find that very seldomly does someone make one comment like that," he says.
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I went on a midnight hike through the jungle, learned how to crack open vines to get drinking water in the wild and hunted alligators in the moonlight.
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What we're hearing: Several lawyers I touched base with called it highly unlikely that the re-shaped court would crack open that decision and outright remove federal authority.
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It might be a generally good practice, when possible, to crack open a door (or a window when possible, and when outside air pollution isn't a major concern).
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Sniffling away, the Bagger couldn't help wondering, might this be a film that makes both blue hearts and red hearts crack open, and proves a unifier of sorts?
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You can also use that time to crack open a beer, talk about birds and boats, or appreciate the sky with other telescopes or just your naked eyes.
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But right there in the middle is that scene where Matthew, Paige, and Henry crack open some of Stan's beer, and it seems like it should Mean Something.
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For example, if you wanted to look up facts about dinosaurs, you'd have to crack open an encyclopedia and copy down the limited amount of information on the page.
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But then Alex meets an openly gay kid, Elliot (Antonio Marziale), and their fast bond begins to crack open Alex's understanding of why he's always avoided sleeping with Claire.
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Whether it was the sheer amount of things that could go wrong, or just a fear of not being able to crack open our afternoon soda, they were hesitant.
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Later this month, A&E's Cold Case Files will air a closer look at what happened to Perry and how authorities were able to crack open the dormant investigation.
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For now, though, it looks like Newton will have to just crack open a Bud with Manning and hope for another shot at a Super Bowl ring next season.
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Crack open the door of the incubator at Novoheart's Hong Kong headquarters and you'll find about a dozen pea-shaped, pulsating blobs submerged in a warm, salty-sweet broth.
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If you've ever wanted to crack open a cold one with the Borgs, this Star Trek mini-fridge is exactly what you're looking for, and it's currently 40% off.
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I'm far more fascinated watching his desperate attempts to crack open desert cactuses than I am in watching a flashback about how his father's death influenced his drug use.
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Newsreel reporter: Whenever illegal hooch or beer was discovered by the feds, it met the same fate: crack open the kegs and let the contents flow down the drain.
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The dining room doesn't accept reservations, but the hour-long (on average) wait is worth it when you crack open your first claw and dig out that sweet meat.
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You're leaving work and heading straight home to crack open a cold beer and dive into a bowl of Cheerios—it's been a long day and you're tired, OK?
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Trilobites Locals living on the island of Vangunu in the Solomon Islands sing songs about vika, a giant, tree-dwelling rat that can crack open coconuts with its teeth.
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Nevertheless, these studies crack open the fantasy that AI will be able to rescue tech companies from making the complex decisions needed to police hateful speech on their platforms.
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" When these decks are complete, both players crack open a deck of cards and stickers marked "DO NOT OPEN," and peruse a the first subsection of these decks marked "1.
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Isaiah will go down, and we will crack open a bottle of wine and just talk and laugh about our weird jobs and all the crazy places they take us.
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BioWare isn't ready to crack open the vault containing story details about the origin of the planets current state, its natives, and the many enclaves of humans struggling to survive.
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Even if these trends have recently reached a nadir — a dangerous one, with the potential to crack open a chasm above a swirling abyss — the seeds were planted long ago.
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If you crack open a skateboard magazine, you're gonna see a lot of straight, mostly white dudes skateboarding, and some almost-naked chicks who probably don't skate advertising skate products.
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Nnedi Okorafor's standalone epic Who Fears Death is currently in development as an HBO series—but I wouldn't crack open the book right away; it may put off the unprepared.
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Truly paranoid ones worry about their devices' microphones—some even crack open their computers and phones to disable or remove those audio components so they can't be hijacked by hackers.
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To crack open his find, Hole tried a rock saw, an angle grinder, a drill, even putting the thing in acid, but not even a sledgehammer could make a crack.
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Whitetails flicker like light in the winter woods, where my dog and I crack open the early morning, the ground a frozen patchwork of leaves, the brittle ice of dirt.
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Alaska Natives objected, pointing out that while government scientists only counted whales in open water, bowheads also passed through heavy ice, deploying their massive skulls to crack open breathing holes.
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I was looking for memoirs that really crack open a world, that have the intensity of first-rate novels, that make us feel we've been brought along on an adventure.
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Every time I settle into a dimly lit booth at the Cheesecake Factory and crack open one of their novel-length menus, I ask myself: Why does anyone dine anywhere else?
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Kojima likes switching stuff up, so we'll buy the hard copy and crack open the box to reveal a tab of LSD and some very detailed instructions written in invisible ink.
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It can smell garbage from a greater distance than the wolves can, is a better digger than the wolves, and has jaws that can crack open discarded bones and tin cans.
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"The worry is that this is a crack open of the door and it's about to swing open," says Mr Irwin—a rare case where closed might be better than open.
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In the clip above from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Poppy Delevingne appears to casually crack open three bottles of beer using only her hand and — *shudder* — her eye socket.
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Ah, summer: time to crack open a few cold ones, fire up the grill, and load it with plenty of burgers and dogs—of both the real and faux meat variety.
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Mr. Dickison also hopes to entice reticent public and private institutions to crack open their vaults of knowledge and expertise, making them more accessible for editors to use while editing Wikipedia.
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All these questions have obvious relevance to conversations happening today — and arguably, conversations that are always happening — but that's not why young readers will crack open this novel and nestle in.
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An Iowa teenager is inspiring local children to crack open a book and get to reading with a special program that's turned her small town into a sort of mobile library.
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While you're doing this, a server brings a party-size segmented wooden bowl holding sunflower seeds and roasted watermelon seeds for you to crack open while you page through the menu.
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Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez of Colombia called the failure to crack open the Odebrecht case deeply troubling in a country that has been roiled in recent days by mass protests.
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The judge, Brad Mendheim, had instructed that while we could not bring a camera into the courtroom, journalists previously had been allowed to crack open the door and shoot from there.
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A 10-year study observing sea otters in California showed that they prefer using stationary shoreline rocks as anvils to crack open their favorite hard-shelled food, live mussels and clams.
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Dust off your caldrons and crack open a set of quills because this fall two new books are sure to enamor Harry Potter fans with yet another dash of Hogwarts magic.
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They prefer "hydraulic fracturing" to describe the process by which water, chemicals, and sand are injected at high pressures underground to crack open shale rock and release oil and gas trapped inside.
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And even if you do manage to crack open that SIM tray, the baby phone is missing a number of LTE bands that would allow it to work fully on other networks.
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We crack open the white and shiny blue packaging and break off a piece of chocolate to try (it's the first time he's sampled it himself since it's been on the market).
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Sometimes she says something so sweet or smart or funny or weird that I feel like my rib cage might actually crack open from how big my love for her has swollen.
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If you want to earn more money in 2019, a simple start is to crack open a book: The majority of wealthy people devote at least 30 minutes a day to reading.
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While I was there, I watched workers crowbar and crack open recent-model MacBook Pro Retinas—worth hundreds of dollars even when they're completely broken—to be scrapped into their base materials.
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The butter in the bottom of the pot nearly burned while I struggled to crack open the two necessary cans of condensed milk, and the result was ... really crappy mac and cheese.
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These stars in swimsuits are getting coco-nuts in tropical locations this summer ... crack open our gallery of husky hotties with coconuts to get right down to the meat of the matter!
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You could crack open a beach read, or drink a glass of rosé, or wrap yourself in a terry cloth robe, or turn on all the lights and don your tiniest sunglasses.
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From experimenting with prepackaged shredded coconut to getting innocent bystanders to crack open a fresh one for her, Saffitz went above and beyond to nail down Almond Joy's signature sweet coconut filling.
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One explanation is that if a result shows up as significant at the 5% significance level (the industry standard) then researchers crack open the champagne and move on to making economics jokes.
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First responders are reportedly ready to evacuate even more residents as fissures continue to crack open in the areas surrounding the volcano, releasing toxic gases and threatening to spew even more lava.
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You're Super Old and Don't Even Realize ItBefore you crack open that bedroom door and chirp at us, "Time to wake up, sleepy head," take a minute and look in the mirror.
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And I live for that moment—for that door not to shut, but just to crack open long enough so that maybe, maybe... you could see that I have all my parts.
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A zoo staffer told Chinese media that this particular capuchin monkey has stood out by using tools to crack open walnut treats, instead of just struggling to bite open the tough shells.
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The monks were all about sharing so with the philosophy that we have, we wanted to crack open the bottle and make a cocktail to be able to share it with everyone.
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There's little evidence that fracking itself — in which water, chemicals, and sand are injected underground to crack open shale rock and extract oil and gas — is causing many earthquakes in the Midwest.
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Once Congress agrees to crack open the door on immigration, it's going to be hard to keep it from opening all the way, into a free-for-all over immigration policy writ large.
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Indeed, the plan closes a door Trump appeared to crack open last month to considering cuts to Medicare benefits, a third rail for elderly voters who rely on the government health-care program.
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This, says Lunar Way founder Ken Villum Klausen, also paves the way for the startup to crack open the "Nordic clearing system monopoly," which has traditionally made it difficult for new banking entrants.
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But before we crack open the champagne and count down to the new year, there's actually one more thing we have to highlight: all the greatness the beauty industry has planned for 2019.
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The textbook appears to still be in fantastic condition given it's almost 400 years old, which only goes to show that no one bothered to crack open their textbooks four centuries ago either.
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And as PV grows, more markets will begin to find land constrained, leading to more opportunities for floating PV. What would really crack open the floating PV market would be saltwater PV, i.e.
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But Apple's new efforts could mean that, at least for the foreseeable future, the company would not be able to help a government agency crack open an iPhone even if it wanted to.
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That makes it harder, not easier, for American citizens to crack open the courthouse doors—especially if they don't have the kind of lawsuit a bunch of hedge-fund types would find attractive.
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You'll also require a meat cleaver or machete—which, if you're a regular reader of MUNCHIES, we pretty much assume you have at the ready at all times—to crack open your coconut.
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Heavens crack open with light as Thundercat's extended solo on "Askim" keeps the choirs euphoric, eventually dimming to a supper-club candlelit intimacy where Washington's sax then rebuilds its stairway to the stars.
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The brutalities and injustices of the past supply Edugyan, the Canadian child of Ghanaian immigrants, with situations that she uses to crack open the human psyche and expose the tender, tangled material within.
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The debate over access to digital data erupted in February when a federal court in California ordered Apple to help crack open an iPhone used by a gunman in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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According to the New York Times, Apple had been assisting, handing over court-ordered data stored in its cloud, until the FBI made this specific request to crack open the device-level data.
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"I was looking for memoirs that really crack open a world, that have the intensity of first-rate novels, that make us feel we've been brought along on an adventure," said Dwight Garner.
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It's a hassle for most to crack open their PC and upgrade their internal drive, so go the easy route that saves you money with a WD external drive on sale at Amazon.
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So while any form of eggnog might be a contentious drink to crack open at your holiday fete, you can avoid the mayhem of the Eggnog Riot by serving the tamer modern variety.
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One could easily crack open this 400-page book almost anywhere and find the kind of insight that only a cosmopolitan comic poet with a philosopher's (computer) chip on his shoulder can see.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Ken Jeong make your mind pop ... Crack open some ideas and see if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar images!
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Meanwhile, get ready to crack open that bottle of Dreaming Tree wine, DMB's summer tour commences next Friday, May 18th in The Woodlands, Texas at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and runs through Sept.
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And, to be honest with you, we are competing against the E.U. No one says that we&aposre trying to kind of crack open that little trade block there because they&aposre very powerful.
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For Nippon Paint, an Axalta deal would help it crack open the U.S. market and boost earnings from automotive coatings, SMBC Nikko Securities analyst Shinobu Takeuchi wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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You can't crack open a newspaper without seeing something about Biles being a part—in addition to Gabby Douglas' 2012 gold medal appearance—of the 'changing face' of her sport as a black gymnast.
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The parrot's muscular jaw and huge bill — specially hinged to allow top and bottom to move independently, up and down and from side to side — can crack open even the toughest and woodiest shells.
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Time to crack open a cold one, sit in the sun, bask in the simple joy of a lunch hour spent outside, wear some shorts and yeah, just live in the moment, summer 2017!
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The subtitle to Jerry Oppenheimer's "The Kardashians: An American Drama" evokes the panoramic scope and muted trumpets of a Ken Burns epic, but crack open the book and the whiff of cheese is unmistakable.
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The Hands Free Hectare farmers, meanwhile, plan to use their newly reaped barley to crack open a couple cold ones: The farm hopes to brew some delicious beer with their robotically harvested key ingredient.
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He's making good money, his output is generally perfectly fine, and he's thinking more and more about riding things out until he can drop anchor off Key West and crack open a cold one.
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That's an honorable, understandable goal for a documentary filmmaker, but less of one for a historian, and most of the tensions over Burns's films (especially his earlier ones) crack open around this fault line.
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On the show, grownups Jim Hopper and Joyce Byers have infiltrated a secret Russian base deep beneath Starcourt Mall, and they're trying to crack open a safe that contains two keys to close the gate.
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Unlike a mixed drink, which requires some bartending skills to create, and can contain a surprising amount of alcohol, you can just crack open a spiked seltzer and sip one — or several — all day long.
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"If you want to just crack open a beer and watch sports to escape politics for a few hours — which is what the vast majority of sports fans want — tough break," Travis wrote in May.
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Ahead, we've picked 10 of our favorites that, if ordered today, are sure to arrive before you crack open a bottle of red on Tuesday night, whether you're celebrating with friends or a significant other.
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These not-so-humble abodes can make any winter a wonderland -- crack open our gallery of celebrity cabins to see if you can guess who's going from fun in the sun to a powdered playground!
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Greenhouse definitely isn't the only company that's starting to pick up a significant amount of funding recently by trying to crack open the process of talent acquisition and make it a little more data-driven.
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Waltz up, crack open a warm tin, and wait for his insurmountable talent to generate a heightened awareness that time is passing and we will soon all be aged and wrinkled vessels of broken dreams.
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You can fail to crack open a magazine or choose to read just one article, skim its pages, save it or toss it, but that's about as far as you get in controlling the experience.
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This is something Vox's Ezra Klein pointed out back at the beginning of this month, and it's still true: Crack open the polls, and they look even worse for Trump than the top-line results.
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Think of it like booze: You're not going to crack open a beer in the park or while waiting for the bus—or if you do, you're (hopefully) smart enough to be sneaky about it.
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As for Westbrook, the Thunder were expected to crack open the bank vault and offer him a five-year extension worth around $231 million — the maximum allowed — at the start of Saturday's free agency period.
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If you're a Westerner, even if the closest you've got to Asian culture is stumbling across the Great Wall on Google Earth, you know that Chinese people don't crack open fortune cookies after every meal.
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This swelling acts as a simulation of real-world brain growth and so it became possible to watch the gyrification process unfold (heh) without needing to, you know, crack open the skulls of very young children.
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If you happen to crack open that fancy little iPhone XS casing on your new phone, you'll notice there's a dwindling amount of Qualcomm chips in there and that they're increasingly being replaced by Intel hardware.
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"Investors may feel optimistic now that the FTSE 100 has broken through the 7,000 barrier, but we might not want to crack open the Champagne yet," said Nick Peters, multi-asset portfolio manager at Fidelity International.
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One employee remembers cans and snack wrappers everywhere; the door to the Aquarium would crack open and you could see people with their heads in their hands and feel the warmth from all the body heat.
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Dog days at the park, which are mostly just socially acceptable excuses to crack open a cold beer in the early afternoon, have become exponentially better since I started bringing my Hydro Flask lunch tote ($44.95).
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That's right—the NTC doesn't think it should be a problem if the person behind the wheel wants to crack open an ice-cold Foster's as they're whisked away to their destination in an autonomous vehicle.
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Now, those refreshed Switch consoles are hitting stores, so naturally, the enterprising folks at iFixit decided to crack open a refreshed Switch to see what's changed and figure out how Nintendo increased the Switch's battery life.
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You have to actually crack open your computer and install the additional drive, as well as much around in the BIOS for your motherboard to confirm the drive is installed correctly to function as a boot drive.
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Apple's refusal to cooperate with the U.S. authorities to provide source code to help them crack open the iPhone that was linked to a mass shooting in San Bernardino also has raised skepticism among some Chinese officials.
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You can crack open a cold can of pickle juice to sip on (or use them for pickle-back shots), use it for brining summer cookout staples, or simply just pour it atop a plate of pasta.
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But one hot and clear afternoon in September, a day before the 82nd anniversary of her paternal grandfather's death, Washington sat in the back seat of her sister's car ready to crack open her family's painful history.
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To find that golden, shiny space in a personal relationship and to live there long enough to feel the heart crack open and experience transcendent freedom and a whole new, deeper way of seeing the other person.
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I'm feeling the cramps, and we've both had a long work week, so we decide to stay in tonight, crack open some wine, and make some grilled cheese as a late dinner (while watching more Top Chef reruns).
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But getting a leg up on a leading part in the next John Green adaptation or YA breakout — see Labyrinth Lost, Anthem, and Dumplin'— isn't the only reason to crack open a spine or load up a Kindle.
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Crack open your favorite portable device—be it a phone, laptop, or smartwatch—and you'll find a lithium-ion battery eager to provide electrons, plus a silicon-soaked circuit board that routes them where they need to go.
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When I had my birth chart read, the heavens didn't crack open and reveal a whole new version of myself, but I still learned a lot more about my astrological identity than I otherwise would have never known.
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Israeli startup Engie wants to crack open the auto-repair industry with a combination of hardware and software to enable you to better understand the health of your car, tied to a more transparent marketplace for local mechanics.
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The best part ... Jonas says Conor's biz partner got word of the painting and sent over several cases of the impossible-to-get Proper Twelve whiskey ... which they plan to crack open Saturday night during UFC 229. Cheers.
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And since we already know Richie picked up a thing or two from her famous dad's routine (like the epic benefits of coconut oil), we're ready to crack open some of the Instagram It-girl's best-kept tricks.
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Read: New York Will Never Win Its War Against Rats If you already have plans to crack open an ice-cold America and BBQ up a couple of burgers on Memorial Day, you should probably stop reading now.
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So, does Trump see the Iran deal not only as a lever to crack open the Middle East and reassert some American sway lost over the Obama years, but also as an opportunity to reshape relations with Europe?
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To crack open one of Huawei's smartphones or cellular base stations is to see the extent to which advanced technology is a truly globalized endeavor, even as Beijing and Washington have come to distrust each other's tech providers.
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We decide to get serious about planning a trip to Cambodia in February instead, so we head back to my place, crack open a bottle of Georgian Mtsvane wine I have in my fridge, and get to it.
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"If they (tech companies) make a real big splash with some kind of acquisition, this could crack open the IPO markets and public market investor interest in the space sooner than maybe any of us think," suggested Kraus.
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Lying on the Gulf of Oman along the approaches to the Straits of Hormuz, the port of Chabahar is central to India's hopes to crack open a transport corridor to Central Asia and Afghanistan that bypasses arch-rival Pakistan.
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The Scottish teenager had been looking for an online community for friendly debate, a forum whose participants would crack open his mind and fill it with the kinds of perspectives he didn't get growing up in the Scottish Highlands.
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What, for example, are the impulses that drive someone to crack open A Million Little Pieces in 2016, long after the smoking gun exposé of James Frey's exaggerated drug addiction, and his famous showdown on "The Oprah Winfrey Show"?
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The "Gettin' Gritty Wit It" (referencing both Gritty and Will Smith, another beloved son of Philadelphia) is advertised as being available only during Flyers games, but they were happy to crack open a bag of Cheetos for our benefit.
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And while some people try to cleanse spaces or their superstitious gateways by sageing doorways, this installation does the opposite, appealing to some kind of liminal god to crack open time, resurface the past, and let it linger in the present.
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In The Last Crusade, they crack open the marble floor of a historic library in Venice, ignite a petroleum-soaked ancient underground catacomb, set a historic castle on fire, and contribute to the collapse of a temple containing the Holy Grail.
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An assistant professor and I will travel together from venue to venue; at the end of each international stop, back at the hotel, maybe he will crack open the valise that holds my head and talk to me about his frustrations.
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We haven't seen a major public jailbreak since iOS 10 for several reasons, so when Google's Ian Beer announced that he'd be releasing the necessary tools to crack open the iPhone, the jailbreak community rose from its grave in anticipation.
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But from the moment the show pitch first landed at MTV more than two years ago, execs at the home of the Real World knew they'd have to crack open their piggy bank to bring its viewers a surreal world.
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India has committed $500 million to the Chabahar port that it is building as a way to bypass rival Pakistan and crack open a trade and transport route to landlocked Afghanistan, as well as the resource-rich countries of central Asia.
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Bond insurers for Puerto Rico's debt are seeking a court order that would allow them to crack open the books for the broke U.S. territory, arguing it is withholding key financial information while releasing fiscal reports that don't add up.
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" She added: "But, it can only happen after we crack open the whole can of worms and get really comfortable with the uncomfortable reality that there is no one way to be a perpetrator...and there is no model survivor.
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But the experiences of other Americans who have been detained and eventually released by North Korea, often with the help of prominent American politicians, crack open the door on the secretive regime's network of prison camps and the deprivation found there.
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The experiences of other Americans who have been detained and eventually released by North Korea, often with the help of prominent American politicians, crack open the door on the secretive regime's network of prison camps and the deprivation found there.
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ONDO AKOKO, Nigeria (Reuters) - In a rubble-strewn storage lot in the sprawling Nigerian port city of Lagos, customs agents crack open a shipping container crammed with scales from pangolins, a shy mammal prized in Asia for its use in medicines.
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On one particular evening shift, my 16-year-old co-worker and I decided it would be a good idea to crack open the two-liter bottle of cider she had chilling in the fridge for a party later that evening.
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I really liked the idea of a light wave transmitting gigabytes of data into a mind, and that's what happened in the mining facility: when the miners crack open the rocks, this light bounces into their eyes, it sends them down this spiral.
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Also on Thursday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed rolling back an Obama-era rule requiring new U.S. coal plants to slash carbon emissions, a move that could crack open the door in coming years for new plants fired by the fossil fuel.
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For a productive start to the new year, crack open one of these highly recommended and helpful books: Journalist Napoleon Hill researched more than 500 self-made millionaires, including Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford and Charles M. Schwab, before releasing this 1937 bestseller.
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There's a leather tab where you can scrawl your Snapchat handle, and the top has been shaped to expertly crack open your brewskis (hence the name.) $36.50 Avoid being late at all times by getting off your feet and onto a bike.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday proposed rolling back an Obama-era rule requiring new U.S. coal plants to slash carbon emissions, a move that could crack open the door in coming years for new plants fired by the fossil fuel.
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But the NYT report claims the Cupertino company is specifically working to eliminate the approach the FBI is trying to exploit in order to crack open the iPhone of one of the gunmen who killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in December.
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Magic Johnson comes to mind as the only comparison, but James' physical profile is far more imposing in an era that guarantees enough time and space for him to crack open the other team's chest, dunk the ball, then sew it back together.
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According to the official doc ... doctors desperately tried to save Alan's life by performing a median sternotomy -- it's a surgical procedure where doctors literally crack open the sternum to open up the area around the heart and lungs so they can operate.
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From the sound of things, this dual-screen device isn't a Surface by way of the Nintendo DS. The folding screen lies on top of the hinge, meaning you see a single display when you crack open the device to use it.
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It's one of the few remaining places on Earth where you can walk up from a dip in the ocean, spot an iguana, and crack open a fresh coconut — with the calling sounds of tree frogs and monkeys serving as your background soundtrack.
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And not just because of a shared sense of improvisation: The repeated patterns, the piling up of sonorities and the way Debussy would crack open a chord, finding creativity in the very color of its vibrations, found its way into their very DNA.
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After I publish a big story, I usually step out onto my terrace, draw a few deep, contented breaths, crack open a bottle of Château Margaux and spend the rest of the day basking in the satisfaction of a job well done.
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What we need is the critical equivalent of a Pentalobe, a book that will crack open the meaning of the iPhone, to properly interrogate this digital symbiont, or parasite, that has introduced new kinds of both connection and disconnection into our lives.
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But the biggest lie of all would be to say that a couple days later I didn't crack open a Naturdays while cooking dinner, fully expecting it to taste like a Jolly Rancher had been left in a Natty Light for a week.
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For a productive start to 2017, crack open one of Gates' favorites this holiday season: Wallace's "String Theory" is a collection of essays on the game of tennis, but "you don't have to play or even watch tennis to love this book, " Gates writes.
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We live in a strange and wonderful world where you can crack open a bottle of bacon-flavored soda, spike it with bacon-flavored vodka, and then try to rinse the taste out of your own mouth with a squeeze of bacon-flavored toothpaste.
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The part that I miss most: the first day of class, where I would crack open a fresh academic planner that I'd treat as my bible for the first few weeks of the semester and then inevitably get too lazy to keep up with.
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If ever there was a case for the church bells of Maranello to peal in jubilation at Ferrari success on a Saturday, and for the locals to maybe crack open the spumante a day early, the afternoon in Sochi was surely one of them.
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And in doing so it's attempting to crack open the savings deposit market in Europe, taking advantage of EU-wide banking regulation and potentially letting savers in Europe more easily shop around for a better savings rate regardless of where in Europe they are located.
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That would leave those who are hostile to deeper EU integration with around a fifth of the legislature, not enough to push any big changes but enough to challenge the established parties and crack open internal divisions soon after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
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Losses, in the case of this novel, that remind us of the long shadows that World War I cast over so many British families and that indelibly shaped an era that would crack open the door on a new less class-bound, more egalitarian England.
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Puerto Rico's official committee of unsecured creditors said on Thursday it is tired of waiting for the federal board overseeing the broke island's finances to provide financial information and will join bond insurers seeking a court order to crack open the U.S. territory's books.
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To us, it's most interesting as a definition of the limits of portraiture: the end of a certain kind of formal, grand-manner portrait, and the inability, even of an assertive painting by a sought-after artist, to crack open a closed British society.
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"We're trying to crack open the black box and compete on a different playing field than the walled gardens," said Mark Zagorski, chief executive of Telaria, a company whose software is used by digital TV services like Hulu and Sling to maximize ad revenue.
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Yet, while it's true that the Canadians agreed to crack open the door of its market to US dairy farmers, Trump's administration has tacitly acknowledged that his tariff policies have hurt those same people, who make up a key part of the Republican base.
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I could hear something from my waiter in a restaurant or from somebody who's standing in line for the bathroom at a party that can crack open an idea or give me a tip about a major story that I could end up writing.
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To many in Britain, Mr. Trump appeared less a friend tossing a lifeline than an opportunist angling to exploit Britain's estrangement from Europe by pursuing a trade deal that would crack open Britain's health service and foist chlorine-washed American chicken on British shoppers.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is expected on Thursday to roll back an Obama-era rule that requires new coal plants to capture their carbon emissions, a move that could crack open the door in coming years for new plants fired by the fossil fuel.
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While it's true that I do love spectacle, and I do love to yell "AMERICA" in a husky voice every time I crack open a can of Bud, I don't like my beer-fueled patriotism foisted upon me like some red, white, and blue cold sore.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hackers could crack open high-security electronic locks by monitoring their power, allowing thieves to steal cash in automated teller machines, narcotics in pharmacies and government secrets, according to research to be presented Friday at the annual Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas.
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So, next time, you're hanging out in the park and the mood strikes to crack open a cold one, you won't have to reprimand yourself for removing that frog-shaped bottle opener from your key ring just because it was a juvenile relic of your college days.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) is calling for legislation that would require tech firms to build their products in such a way that they can crack open encrypted content in response to legal requests from authorities.
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The multiple bodegas within a block of my apartment keep their fridges stocked many cans deep with frosty PBRs and Naragansetts, which means that after making a purchase, I can be home in a matter of minutes (if not seconds) to crack open a cold one.
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In exchange, Canada promised to crack open its long-protected dairy market — the target of Mr. Trump's Twitter attacks and rally tirades for months — to American competition, a concession that drew immediate anger from politicians in Quebec, home to nearly half of the country's 11,200 dairy farms.
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But when her own reality gets to be too much, Kim K. should crack open Kevin Kwan's magnum opus, the extravagantly extravagant Crazy Rich Asians—it's probably the only book in the world that would make the diamond grill-wearing reality star feel comparatively low-maintenance and frugal.
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Other incidents have occurred after aggressive collisions ruptured the battery packs shorting out their cells and, in some cases, making things worse by dousing them with coolant That is leading manufacturers to design packs so they are even less likely to crack open or short out should that happen.
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There's a leather tab where you can scrawl your Snapchat handle, and the top has been shaped to expertly crack open your brewskis (hence the name.) $153 You're going to be in charge of a lot of keys, so get a real keyring like the sturdy and fashionable Bottlehook.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Hackers could crack open high-security electronic locks by monitoring their power, allowing thieves to steal cash in automated teller machines, narcotics in pharmacies and government secrets, according to research to be presented Friday at the annual Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas.
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After some trouble figuring out how to crack open the shellfish on her own, the team of animal care volunteers made it their mission to prepare Langly's meals — cracking mussels, clamshells and removing crab and shrimp legs — six times a day to facilitate her transition to solid food. Success!
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We're probably, as you read this, cleaning out our Mason jar collection and getting ready to can several flats of tomatoes so we can crack open one of those bad boys in the dead of winter and catch a whiff of summer, even if just for one fleeting moment.
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It's difficult to reduce Smudge Shop Wi's inventory of 229 or so items to its bare essentials, so McFadden has learned to rely on spirits for guidance; when you crack open the lid, you'll find the golden frankincense, shark-tooth necklaces, and hematite rings you were destined to possess.
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Hillary Clinton has slowly become a more visible presence in the 2018 election, even seeming to crack open the door to another presidential bid in an interview last week, but she is also a frequent Republican target and a burden to Democrats in some parts of the country.
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Once I grab the car keys, it's all over … they beat me to the front door with their noses pressed against it, just waiting for it to crack open for a sprint to the truck and a trip to somewhere, anywhere – they never care – they just want to be with us.
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As soon as summer ends, we're scrambling to light up a spicy-scented candle, crack open a bottle of red wine, and snuggle up on our couches in front of the TV, an autumn scene that just isn't complete without a cloud-like blanket to envelop us in its soothing embrace.
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Rivers of molten rock are swallowing cars, homes, and everything else in their path as new fissures continue to crack open, and though thousands of people on the Big Island have managed to evacuate, it now looks like the seemingly never-ending stream of molten lava has claimed its first injury.
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For a productive start to 2018, crack open one of Gates's favorites this holiday season: This national bestseller, an illustrated memoir, "explores what it means to be a parent and a refugee," writes Gates, by way of telling the story of the author's family, who fled South Vietnam in 1978.
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" "Bribery now is much more sophisticated, and has become harder to define as bribery if it's (through) offshore transactions or people being given equity shares in offshore companies...You have to crack open a lot of offshore secrecy to see the conflict of interest that lies at the heart of them.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.) – began to crack open in late April as Democrats said they were frozen out of the talks.
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It's an all-too rare thing that public pressure, short sellers with a big megaphone, and uproar in the media - however feeble and ephemeral they may be - are able to crack open the artfully erected constraints in the healthcare market, what little there is, and allow competition to fix the problem.
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Let's just hope when the next young kid comes along, and we crack open the history books once again, the name Pulisic isn't one we have to Google—but rather one that makes us close our eyes and smile, as we remember the first of many marks he left on the beautiful game.
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It was an opportunity to give the company the benefit of the doubt that, if it released games of the level of Pokémon GO with its biggest franchises, it would crack open a market of hundreds of millions of players that don't have access to its consoles that cost hundreds of dollars.
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In the past few years, China has invested in Iceland; built scientific research centers in Norway; and sought to build airports, snap up mines and buy naval facilities in Greenland — all part of Beijing's strategy to develop a "Polar Silk Road" to crack open shipping routes made newly accessible by climate change.
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Contrast that with the firm scientific consensus that tool use is far more prevalent in the animal kingdom than previously realized: Chimpanzees fashion twigs into dipping sticks for termites and honey; sea otters store rocks in "armpit pouches," using them to crack open seashells; and octopuses tote coconut shells to use as shields.
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So anyway, I started to want to feel my thumbnail biting into the skin of my finger pad, and I knew that resistance was more or less futile, so beneath the cafeteria table, I slipped the Band-Aid off my finger and dug my thumbnail into the callused skin until I felt the crack open.
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If you have a laptop or an ultrabook with the battery sealed inside, find an authorized service provider for your model to crack open the case and make the swap — unless you are feeling daring enough to find the parts and attempt the repair yourself with the help of sites like iFixit or YouTube videos.
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And if powerful platforms are perceived to be footdragging and truth-shaping every time they're asked to provide answers to questions that scale far beyond their own commercial interests — answers, let me stress it again, that only they hold — then calls to crack open their blackboxes will become a clamor because they will have fulsome public support.
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"The discovery of the otter helps solve some questions but opened the door to new questions...why was it so large, how did it crack open mollusks for food and how did it move in the water and on land?" said Dr Wang Xiaoming, Head of Vertebrate Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
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There's still a lot of refinement needed before you can crack open a bottle of Coke and have the sugar water just automatically march down your throat, but the scientists envision their groundbreaking research being more useful in specific applications where the cost of moving liquids—both in terms of money and energy-usage—makes it otherwise prohibitive.
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Beyond the cool factor of seeing the inside of an original PlayStation — which, incidentally, iFixit notes is far easier to crack open than the glued-together modern hardware — it's also nice to have clean, high-resolution pictures of this hardware, which is a relative rarity given how far digital photography has come in the last two decades.
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At a simpler level, such powers of self-explanation are something software engineers would like to emulate in real AI. One of the first formal research programs to attempt to crack open the AI "black box" is the Explainable AI (XAI) project, which is being run by the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), an organisation that does much of America's military research.
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The rules would require internet companies to crack open their black boxes to reveal if and how they give preferential treatment to their own products, disclose how search rankings are determined, be more transparent with businesses about policies that affect their ability to sell through the platform, and set up internal services to handle complaints from vendors regarding unfair activity.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — I'll bet there are a few new readers today, and you should all feel good about being here: First of all, you're going to just love this column and the community it hosts; and mainly, because today's grid by Zhouqin Burnikel is whip-smart, sneaky and absolutely delicious, once you crack open its shell enough to get to the meat.
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Here's what you can expect: The return of fan-favorite originals that were previously limited-edition releases, including Blackberry and Honey I Washed The Kids; bath bombs that don't just fizz, but crack open to reveal soothing surprises (there's bath salts and tea bags hiding in at least two); and more of the exploding spectacles you've fallen in love with over the last three decades.
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But we spent most of our day exploring the bay in a tub of a motorboat, zooming around isolated waterside nooks and crannies, stopping at tropical waterfalls for dips, watching pelicans dive bombing or fish, or watching our guide, Cristian Hurtado, crack open a coconut for us at remote Juan de Dios beach, home to a rustic eco-resort of the same name that Catalina raved about.
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Sure, you can buy a knock-off liquid lipstick for a few bucks, but when you crack open that packaging and find the odor is disgusting (trust us, some of these fakes smelled worse than you could imagine), the color is far from what you expected, the finish is totally off, and you could even risk lead exposure, you have to wonder: What's the name on the tube really worth?
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Sometimes he'll pour out a nice bottle of Swamp Pop praline cream alongside Converge's You Fail Me. Other times, he'll crack open a tall boy of Shaquille O'Neal's strawberry cream Shaq Soda with Ceremony's Rohnert Park LP. When he's feeling sassy, he'll play Combatwoundedveteran's powerviolence classic I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos with some Faygo ginger ale, the drink of choice for Juggalos who have been forbidden from drinking alcohol at their sisters' weddings.
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