In "Lody" (2017), for example, the pair lick vanilla ice cream off their cones.
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North Korea's monied elite provide them with cash and cream off most of the profits.
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"You couldn't get an ice cream off him," fellow inmate John Bowler told the magazine.
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In one of the cutest moments of the episode, Burt licks ice cream off of Stu's nose.
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Detectives alleged the women were charging customers extra money to strip and lick whipped cream off each other.
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And then, after that, we take the numbing cream off with some alcohol, and we start the plasma fibroblast treatment.
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The blushing bride, 25, stunned in a cream, off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved gown with a long train by Emilia Wickstead.
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This means the airlines cream off the benefits from the scarcity value of prized slots, like those in the early mornings.
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Administration fees have been falling, yet funds still cream off A$30bn annually, not far off what the country spends on defence.
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For Viall, that was 2016, the year he starred as The Bachelor and licked whipped cream off Corinne found love with Grimaldi.
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Typically you dab the cream off with tissue after, but Ono prefers to leave it on the face and layer makeup on top.
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Wellesley, who got engaged to Santo Domingo in July, looked stunning in a cream, off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved gown with a long train.
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You can also use pure, full-fat coconut milk if you can't find coconut cream; just chill and skim the solid cream off the top.
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Clotted cream - a vital part of any English cream tea with scones and jam - is made by scooping the "clots" of cream off the surface of heated full-fat milk.
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"This is a really good sign of Google meeting customers where they are today as opposed to only taking the cream off the top of cloud native startups," Moorhead said.
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The propaganda released by the White House demonstrates a Wall Street approach in which hedge funds would skim the cream off infrastructure investments and leave the dregs to the states.
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That's why I eat the cream, and lick it off…After I eat the cream off — after I lick it off — I eat the chocolate part because that's what I DO!
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For example, Patterson and several co-performers licked whipped cream off Letty Eisenhauer in "Lick Piece," which was first performed on May 9, 1964, at Maciunas's Fluxhall in New York City.
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Debate has raged for years over whether most selective schools do well because they provide a better education than state schools, or merely because they cream off the brightest and most privileged.
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The conventional critique of pay at listed firms is that shareholders are not able to run the firms directly; that enables managers, whose interests are different, to cream off more pay than they should.
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But he says Fuze had valid reasons for choosing a design path that has led to mild ridicule, claiming that the company is not just trying to cream off fans of the existing consoles.
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In just one episode, Corinne had Nick lick whipped cream off her chest, slept through a rose ceremony, revealed she has a nanny back home who makes her cheese pasta and straddled Nick in a bouncy house.
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Big Four officials say privately that smaller rivals benefit from the current situation by having more opportunities to cream off the more lucrative consultancy work, especially now the Big Four won't sell advisory services to audit clients.
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In the absence of regulators to stop them, firms employing the latest technology will be able to cream off the lowest-risk business for themselves, leaving their slower rivals to compete for the less profitable clients who remain.
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It pairs well with her outsize persona onstage, where she welcomes accidental nudity and forces audience members to lick whipped cream off her body, join in lewd singalongs, or "motorboat" her, by placing their face between her breasts.
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So I don't expect the same thing to happen doesn't mean that the tech companies will not try to cream off the economic value added for example by taking a big share in terms of the customer surplus out of advertising.
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"We should be having a debate at the present moment in time, saying let's cream off a bit of extra growth, not through interest rate increases, but let's do it through tax so we can rebuild those budget deficits," Currie told CNBC.
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This year's price rise, which has seen it reach a record high of more than $600 a kilogramme, has forced one high-end London gelato chain Oddono's to pull its vanilla ice cream off the menu, and some bigger companies to raise prices.
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After receiving their order, they claim their 2-year-old daughter Payton began licking whipped cream off the Java Chip Frappuccino right away—before a family member noticed both a "red smear" on the cup as well as a "strong metallic smell," KTLA reported, citing the family's lawsuit.
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Speaking in a secret location in Baidoa, he explained how for every sack of rice delivered to the city by private merchants, al-Shabaab would cream off about $3 in tolls, taking nearly half the difference in the price of a sack that sells for $18 in Mogadishu and $26 in Baidoa.
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As Moten describes, the display of a black man licking whipped cream off a white woman (only later would the piece be performed with women of color) produces the oblique view that acknowledges the open secret of our subjugated bodies, the one female in the performance and the one black man exposing the deeper mechanics of the normative relationship between the clothed and the nude, the black and the white, the male and the female.
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If you're not familiar with the man's literary canon, you're at least probably familiar with some of the movie adaptations of his work, like A Walk to Remember and The Notebook (the latter of which led to some of my first erotic dreams, which involved Ryan Gosling licking ice cream off my face.) Everything he writes is an over the top, emotionally manipulative story where someone has to die or experience the death of a loved one.
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The Rosickys prefer to live happy and keep their children healthy, rather than having money and selling their cream off to a creamery.
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Black Pulik Grey Puli The Puli is a solid- colored dog that is usually black. Other less common coat colors are white, gray, or cream (off-white or fakó in Hungarian). A variety of the cream-coated dogs have black masks. The white Pulis are not albino, nor do they have blue eyes.
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So he also wipes the cream off her face. Thinking that Tom was the one who kicked the deckchair she was sitting on and made it fall, she hurls the tray onto Tom's head. The tray becomes bell shaped when it lands on Tom's head. Seeing a vase with flowers inside, Tom decides to impress the female cat by letting her smell the flowers.
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He tries awkwardly to go along with what Betty wants, which includes Betty attempting to eat ice cream off Henry's stomach with scalding chocolate sauce, and Latin dancing. At the dance club Henry becomes very defensive as Gio tries to impress Betty and Hilda. Henry's sleeve catches on fire and he storms out. Later, as Betty tries to call him, Henry returns and starts dancing shirtless out on the floor.
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Skim is a verb, and as the pattern describes its behaviour it is in upper case. The verb is then followed by a noun group, a preposition (either off or from) and a second noun group. This pattern applies for example to "She skimmed the cream off the milk". The choice of preposition is limited to those two options, which is why they are specified directly instead of using the broader category 'prep'.
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One hot Summer day, Toad fetches two large chocolate ice cream cones for himself and Frog, but on his way back, it ends up melting all over him, blinding him, and making him appear monstrous. Frog hears about a scary brown creature approaching, but when he sees it, he realizes what's going on. Toad then falls into the pond which washes the ice cream off, and the two go for new ice cream cones.
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Males have a glossy green head which ends at a white ring. Chest feathers claret coloured feathers and bordered in cream, off-white underbelly, charcoal grey feathers on back also ringed with white, solid black rump and dull black-brown tail. Females are fawn coloured, with brown marks in the center of each feather on the majority of the body. Off-white primaries spotted with grey, and blue- green secondary flight feathers.
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After they sit down, he leans forward to brush ice cream off Charles' cheek yet Charles maintains a cool exterior. On a later trip to the cinema, Peter puts his arm around the boy's shoulder. After the cinema, they go to eat supper in a derelict building, one of the boys' ‘safe houses'. Peter makes advances to Charles, talking about a ‘physically loving' friendship he had when he was Charles' age, and puts his hand on his thigh.
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Before the match, McKigney informed Williams that Ted had recently developed a poor disposition and could be dangerous, and so cancelled the match. Williams accused him of skipping out on the deal, and signed a writ of attachment. Ted was held as security, and later released on $3,000 bail and McKigney's promise to appear in court. Ted briefly lived at Stu Hart's home in Calgary while working for Stampede, where a young Bret Hart would let him lick ice cream off his feet.
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Another difference between commercially produced frozen custard and commercial ice cream is the way the custard is frozen. The mix enters a refrigerated tube and, as it freezes, blades scrape the product cream off the barrel walls. The now frozen custard is discharged directly into containers from which it can be served. The speed with which the product leaves the barrel minimizes the amount of air in the product but more importantly ensures that the ice crystals formed are very small.
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A common stem is often used to apply to a variety of situations, which may not be formally associated in the typical English perspective. For example, si·qál, meaning both, 'pure, clean, all of one kind, homogeneous' and 'lick something like ice cream off fingers.' These two situations are distinguished through verbal and extra-linguistic context. And at the same time, a single event can be described by a variety of stems depending on what aspect of the act is in focus.
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The crank mixes the ice cream, while also scraping the frozen ice cream off of the sides of the pot. Before 1843, making ice cream required more time. The crank on the outside of the wooden tub eliminates the step of removing the pot from the wooden tub to scrape the sides of the pot of frozen ice cream. After the creation of Nancy Johnson’s invention, commercial ice cream companies started to use ice cream makers powered by “horse-powered treadmills, steam engines, and finally electric motors”.
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Newborns are a darker gray to black in color. A mature gray whale can reach , with a typical range of , making them the ninth largest sized species of cetacean.Burnie D. and Wilson D.E. (eds.) (2005) Animal: The Definitive Visual Guide to the World's Wildlife. DK Adult, A close-up of a gray whale's double blow hole and some of its encrusted barnacles Notable features that distinguish the gray whale from other mysticetes include its baleen that is variously described as cream, off- white, or blond in color and is unusually short.
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The school field took land previously used as an Air Training Corps glider school; RAF Kidbrooke was its neighbour. The school uniform was symbolically in Royal Air Force colours, and the Countess Mountbatten of Burma opened the building in June 1955. The Minister for Education Florence Horsbrugh had taken an interest in its creation. She had denied the school an all-abilities (ie comprehensive) intake as a grammar school (Shooter's Hill) was allowed in the same catchment area where it could cream off some of the prospective pupils.
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He was hired by Haleakala Dairy as a marketing and promotions manager. Because there was still a demand for the cardboard discs, he ordered milk caps imprinted with the trademark POG to give away as a promotional item. The 1990s craze using these milk caps was initiated by Blossom Galbiso, a teacher in Hawaii in 1991. She started using the milk caps in her classroom, and told her students about an old game she used to play: flipping milk caps to be the first one to get the cream off the bottom of the cap.
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Undercover police officers in Snohomish County, Washington, witnessed some baristas performing additional services for extra money, including letting customers touch them, photograph them or watch them lick whipped cream off each other. These statements have been retracted by the Everett WA police department, as the police officer 'undercover' was a known customer and offered money to the barista. The Everett, WA police department was accused of entrapment. In September 2009, five baristas at a Grab 'n Go in Everett, Washington were charged with prostitution after police surveillance caught them stripping and performing sexual acts for cash.
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A leading figure was Thomas Young Greet, who frequently held the office of mayor, and treasurer, first came to Queenborough in 1814. He and his friends used their positions to cream off the profits of the fisheries. Parliament was called upon to act, vesting by an Act of Parliament much of the town's business in the hands of trustees who were able to refinance the economy by selling land, property and the ancient oyster fishery. The oyster trade having been corrupted by smuggling and the bribery of the island's members of parliament, it lost its franchise in the Reform Act of 1832.
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Together they would often fight with Bret's two older sisters, Ellie, who was two years older, and Georgia, who was one year older. Hart's family were non-denominational Christians, but he and all of his siblings were baptized by a local Catholic priest. Hart spent the vast majority of his childhood in the Hart family mansion which was owned by his father. During one period his father was housing a bear known as Terrible Ted chained under the building, the bear had had all of its teeth removed and Hart would sometimes as a very young child let the bear lick ice cream off his toes since he thought it was a good way to keep them clean.
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Premium pricing (also called image pricing or prestige pricing) is the practice of keeping the price of one of the products or service artificially high in order to encourage favorable perceptions among buyers, based solely on the price. Premium refers to a segment of a company's brands, products, or services that carry tangible or imaginary surplus value in the upper mid- to high price range. The practice is intended to exploit the tendency for buyers to assume that expensive items enjoy an exceptional reputation or represent exceptional quality and distinction. A premium pricing strategy involves setting the price of a product higher than similar products. This strategy is sometimes also called skim pricing because it is an attempt to “skim the cream” off the top of the market.
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Llewellyn (1996) draws a rather more direct and cynical conclusion: Some of these managements ended up in dispute with their own members. Of the first major conversion of the Abbey in 1989, Kay (1991) observed: In the end, after a number of large demutualisations, and pressure from carpetbaggers moving from one building society to another to cream off the windfalls, most of the societies whose management wished to keep them mutual modified their rules of membership in the late 1990s. The method usually adopted were membership rules to ensure that anyone newly joining a society would, for the first few years, be unable to get any profit out of a demutualisation. With the chance of a quick profit removed, the wave of demutualisations came to an end in 2000.
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Simultaneously, there was discontent among the muttadars, who had been hereditary tax collectors and de facto rulers in the hills prior to the arrival of the British. They had acted on behalf of the rajas, the actual rulers who lived on the plains, and essentially had unlimited powers until the British subsumed them into the colonial administration, leaving them as bureaucrats with no substantive power at all and no automatic right of inherited position. Their economic status was now dictated entirely by British Raj policy, where previously they had enjoyed the flexibility to levy and to cream off tax income and to use the land of others as they saw fit. Where once the tribal hill people and muttadars would have been antagonists, they now shared a common foe.
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A Fox affiliate in Raleigh-Durham, WRAZ aired the premier episode but then refused to broadcast the remainder of the series claiming that it "demeans and exploits the institution of marriage."WRAZ-TV/FOX 50 preempts 'Married by America' Series . Over a year after the show's cancellation, the FCC fined Fox a record $1.2 million claiming that an episode which featured pixelated strippers FCC and a woman licking whipped cream off a man's nipple during a bachelor party violated the FCC's decency lawsThe Smoking Gun The ruling underwent great scrutiny when blogger Jeff JarvisBuzz Machine uncovered that although the FCC originally claimed to have received 159 complaints, it later admitted to only receiving 90, which came from only 23 people. Jarvis studied the complaints and determined that all but two were virtually identical to each other, meaning that the $1.2 million judgment was based on original complaints written by a total of only three people.
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