This is laughable nonsense, and as his support system crumbles and changes and crumbles again, he remains the most reliable body in sports.
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Doughbies' cookie crumbles in a cautionary tale of venture scale
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Because as the marsh crumbles, the seas also are rising.
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The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles.
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Make no mistake This shutdown ends when one side crumbles.
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Amazing how revulsion crumbles when relevance is in the equation.
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But if it's a shit idea it crumbles straight away.
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As the Kleiner Perkins empire crumbles, Mary Meeker builds her own.
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The target simply crumbles under the pressure of so much traffic.
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But, I suppose, sometimes that's just the way the cookie crumbles.
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Add in the butter and mix until pea-sized crumbles form.
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I add in sour cream, salsa, avocado, and Morningstar veggie crumbles.
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And if I'm not being the example, then my family crumbles.
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Now he watches in despair as the community around him crumbles.
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Society crumbles, filth accumulates in hallways, beloved characters succumb to despair.
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The more he crumbles, the harder it is to stop listening.
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Add the beef crumbles and cook until "browned," about 21 minutes.
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All we're doing is talking around here while the country crumbles.
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Nearby a stadium built for the Olympics in 2004 gently crumbles.
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Shukla, as the arrogant politician whose bravado crumbles, is inspired as usual.
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Sprinkle with scallions, black pepper and remaining bacon crumbles and¼ teaspoon salt.
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It's a beautiful shell, a veneer that crumbles under scrutiny and dissection.
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The next day, Varchie crumbles forever in the wake of Hiram's shooting.
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BOXER WEARING &aposAMERICA 1ST&apos BORDER WALL TRUNKS CRUMBLES AGAINST MEXICAN OPPONENT
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To finish it all off, speculoos cookie crumbles are sprinkled on top.
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But what will I do when my magazine page crumbles from age?
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With those words, Anne's resolve crumbles and she embraces her new father.
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Until then, we're mostly arguing over paint swatches while the house crumbles.
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Use your fingers to break up the butter into pea-sized crumbles.
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The experiment succeeds, but their friendship crumbles, and leaves a bitter taste.
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They want that crisp, crisp, crisp, with the crumbles of blue cheese.
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Soon after this, his world-view crumbles and he realizes the truth.
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"If the soil crumbles apart, that's good," writes Martin in Indestructible Houseplant.
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"The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," he said.
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What's more, his seeming success with Nevada Hispanics crumbles on closer inspection.
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That makes sense, as characters need to get around after society crumbles.
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Go deeper: Internet freedom crumbles as social media becomes tool for autocrats
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Clearly just wasn't our year, but that's how the cookie crumbles sometimes.
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Some named: Green Giant's Cauliflower Sweet Potato Crumbles, Green Giant's Butternut Squash (in cubed, peeled, and diced varieties), Green Giant's Ramen Bowl, Green Giant's Zucchini Noodles, Signature Farm's Cauliflower Crumbles, and Trader Joe's Butternut Squash Spirals and Zucchini Spirals.
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Seconds later, explosives go off and the enormous arch crumbles to the ground.
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I attempt to give him an earring, but the clay crumbles and falls.
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Transfer the baking sheet to a rack and let the crumbles cool completely.
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Anti-government demonstrators accuse Maduro of clinging to power as his country crumbles.
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Even as the caliphate crumbles, IS's ability to sow discord has not ended.
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But when she decides to reignite her former career, her domestic life crumbles.
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As the death toll rises and crucial infrastructure crumbles, thousands have been displaced.
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Using your fingers, break everything up together to form small pea-sized crumbles.
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As their world crumbles, people seek solace in books, God, alcohol or suicide.
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They hang around up there, and even the idea of big sky crumbles.
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The movie's shaky plausibility crumbles when Mo and Doris become fugitives and sweethearts.
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So as the world crumbles around us, we build fortresses in our mind.
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An attack crumbles but the clearance was cycled to Rapinoe on the left.
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That her work crumbles under traditional critical scrutiny is not really the point.
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And like many bullies, he crumbles in the face of any true opposition.
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A firefighter runs into the street as the World Trade Center crumbles behind him.
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Summer turns to autumn and the GDR crumbles like the eroding cliffs of Hiddensee.
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Otherwise, they can easily cancel their memberships, and Netflix's on-demand entertainment empire crumbles.
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Today it appears to be a horrified bystander as the system it oversees crumbles.
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They Live - "The Cookie Crumbles"Psychobilly madness by some legendary players of the scene.
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The absence of Drake means that the once-mighty rap industry crumbles to dust.
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Just don't make the mistake of skipping the froyo with baklava crumbles and syrup.
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Just as one relationship blooms in England, another disastrously crumbles right here in America.
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Customer: This is the best pizza because it's just the way the cookie crumbles.
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As the Trump edifice crumbles, the President is not the only one in danger.
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Pakistanis have witnessed one political dynasty after another enrich itself while the country crumbles.
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The women will keep on multiplying until the house crumbles into an archaeological ruin.
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If the government crumbles, perhaps a new election might yield a more compliant majority.
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When society crumbles, there's time enough at last to do whatever your heart desires.
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As the celebration continues, the charade to keep the truth from Don Salvatore crumbles.
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Ask for some extra cookie crumbles on top to resemble Chewbacca&aposs furry head.
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To serve, thaw slightly in the fridge and garnish with the remaining cookie crumbles.
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Scurvy is an absurd disease in which your body basically crumbles from the inside.
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There are precious few movies about what happens when a fundamentalist belief system crumbles.
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You've got to take this stuff seriously otherwise the whole thing sort of crumbles.
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And if one brand ends up prevailing, maybe that's just the way the cookie crumbles.
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Transfer the crumbles to an airtight container and store for up to 3 days. 4.
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He ordered steak with blue cheese crumbles, and, for some reason, not a Bloomin' Onion.
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As the group's presence in the Middle East crumbles, some are returning with family members.
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A second risk is that the WTO architecture crumbles under the pressure of new cases.
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Even as their impeachment "case" crumbles before our eyes, Democrats simply refuse to move on.
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As the death toll rises and crucial infrastructure crumbles, hundreds of thousands have been displaced.
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Add butter all at once and paddle until pea-sized crumbles form, about 5 minutes.
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Add the meat crumbles and cook until crisped and lightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Trades can yield tremendous heartache—but that's the way the monied cookie crumbles, my friends.
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The logic crumbles under close scrutiny, and so do the themes they're meant to explore.
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It is a serious incident of corruption which crumbles the people's trust in public education.
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But in this episode her lead falls flat, and she crumbles with fury and exhaustion.
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Here, our filling base starts with vegan meat crumbles, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, onions, and peas.
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Lastly, the cherry pie doughnut is topped with pie crust crumbles and a cherry filling.
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We thank Mark Zuckerberg III for his altruism, even as his once mighty kingdom crumbles.
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And there were surprises, particularly from Lyle, whose hard exterior irreparably crumbles on the stand.
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Cookie Monster is a favorite in our house, no matter which way the cookie crumbles.
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The armor — cracked wheat, cumin, allspice and garlic, blackened over charcoal — crumbles at the knife.
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Using your hands, mix the butter into the dry ingredients until pea-sized crumbles form.
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It also sells sausage, chicken strips and beef crumbles, and has other products in the works.
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And as the town crumbles, being a woman in that environment is as difficult as ever.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Cookie crumbles, Part 1 Everybody knows you're not supposed to eat cookie dough, right?
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It cracks and crumbles under the pressures of life like clay in a season of drought.
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And while all of the chaos unfolds, Alexandra is quite literally fiddling while New York crumbles.
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The blended drink is made with vanilla syrup, chocolate-flavored whipped cream and chocolate cookie crumbles.
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As her life crumbles around her, she discovers — like I did — that she is a feminist.
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That second goal crumbles in the face of any plan to sizably increase the minimum wage.
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Whichever way the cookie crumbles, 3G is poised to take another bite out of Corporate America.
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Ms. Davidson said she especially enjoyed having a ready supply of fruit for pies and crumbles.
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When paper gets too wet, it liquefies; when it gets too dry, it crumbles to dust.
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This is a standard fried churro dough, only covered with chocolate cookie crumbles and colored sugar.
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You know what they say: this fidget spinner craze isn't over yet until the cookie crumbles.
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From there, she begins to unravel behind the walls of the White House as Camelot crumbles.
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I eventually locate the Lush deodorant bar, which immediately crumbles all over my clothes and floor.
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If governments deter people from finding neutral and factual information, the whole idea of Wikipedia crumbles.
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"She crumbles a bit, and we see she is not so perfect anymore," Ms. April said.
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"I can't recall an Apple memo or statement that crumbles so quickly under scrutiny," Gruber wrote.
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Whichever way the cookie crumbles, 3G is poised to take another bite out of corporate America.
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Related: As the caliphate crumbles, ISIS evolves That was not the deadliest of the strikes that day.
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The frosting-flavored candy features crumbles of "colored cookies" and come wrapped in special polka-dotted foil.
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Though the game crumbles in the final hours, falling prey to the series' worst tendencies, who cares?
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However the risk is that the "India premium" eventually crumbles along with long-standing barriers to entry.
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I am okay with the Beyond Crumbles which I fry up and throw in chili, spaghetti, etc.
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Infrastructure crumbles, sparking public health crises that the already overstressed healthcare system is ill-equipped to tackle.
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"It will contain crumbles of Pan di Stelle cookies to make it taste crunchy," the source said.
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Sometimes, travel flings can remind you that humanity still exists, even as the world crumbles around you.
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Otherwise, the entire enterprise crumbles — or, at the risk of being glib, it gets lost in space.
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Today, he has vanished and, as that empire crumbles, is reportedly under investigation by the Chinese government.
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Fans were so sad to see their favorite characters go, but that's how the Waze cookie crumbles.
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" When the same question is asked of Damian, his face crumbles and he says, "I do not.
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Novelty often crumbles when faced with rigors of the environment it's setting out to mock or mimic.
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Pulse until pea-sized crumbles form, then, with the motor running, add the eggs and the water.
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So it's safe to assume that's probably not happening, and the theory sort of crumbles from there.
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The final third crumbles, as did his career, into recriminations over bad business deals and legal woes.
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I would return in a heartbeat for baby potatoes, which are thickly dusted with dried shiitake crumbles.
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Amy Klobuchar wins Iowa or New Hampshire, and his firewall in South Carolina crumbles as a result.
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One part of your life is going really well and one part crumbles to nothing, that's life.
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Top with a dollop of whipped cream, sprinkle with some of the cornmeal crumbles, and serve while cold.
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Tigers Jaw explores the grounds that were once noted as a "place of unbridled passion" as it crumbles.
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"The United States of America will not stand idly by as Venezuela crumbles," Pence said in a speech.
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As IS's self-styled caliphate crumbles, the question of what comes after it hangs over the Middle East.
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Soon after, he reaches into his grotty codpiece, pulls out some ham and crumbles it into the audience.
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Global warming delivers the knockout punch, because as the marsh crumbles, the seas rise from melting ice sheets.
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As the center crumbles it gives rise to extremism and fascism, which is always the product of inopportunity.
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A 50 Cent would keep pushing and pushing till his opponent crumbles or he catches a hefty lawsuit.
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There it's called the Cono Oreo, and with a swirl of vanilla soft serve topped with Oreo crumbles.
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Well, that crumbles into nothing when consumers don't trust your hardware to not blow up in their face.
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But the hard truth is the causes that Americans care about most cannot succeed if our democracy crumbles.
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"If you want to call it cauliflower crumbles or minced cauliflower or chopped cauliflower, that's fine," he said.
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Our restaurant critic heads outdoors to celebrate his five favorites for crisps, crumbles, slumps or just plain eating.
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But as the repairman age and reduce in number, your mansion eventually goes into disrepair and eventually crumbles.
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Once the frothy Frap is ready, it&aposs topped off with chocolate whipped cream and chocolate cookie crumbles.
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They offer the occasional insufficient rebuke and instead opt for political gains as the country around them crumbles.
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But since the world is a horrible place filled with terrible people, that's the way the cookie crumbles.
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Using a dough blender or your fingers, cut the butter into the flour mixture, forming pea-size crumbles.
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Society indeed crumbles under tons of things that we need (or don't), that we consume, keep or dispose of.
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But that relationship crumbles over time, as the transformation pushes Doctor Manhattan further and further away from human concerns.
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Then, Allie Long, a midfielder on the team, crumbles a page and shoves the whole thing in her mouth.
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Each of the FCC's claims for why repealing net neutrality won't be disastrous to American consumers crumbles when interrogated.
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Some feature crumbles of the actual food, while others simply taste like the treats you enjoyed in the '90s.
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Well, millions of Americans are being punished with higher costs and less access to quality healthcare as ObamaCare crumbles.
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The beverage is a blended vanilla-flavored creme drink with pie crumbles and cherry compote topped with whipped cream.
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"Even if the rest of the industry crumbles, that basin is going to stand on its own," Campbell said.
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It's not a cemented bond, more like a tentative coupling that shatters and crumbles when it meets a tooth.
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The squash pie features the same four cheeses, smoked winter squash, crumbles of goat cheese, thyme, and Sichuan peppercorn.
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If that's the way the season crumbles, well, Brand's who you want taking you into the final two episodes.
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As their bond crumbles, the third season presents a new threat to their megachurch: a $2 million tax bill.
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Instead, I purchased an assortment of vegetarian beef crumbles, chicken strips, lemongrass chicken, and sweet potato chili frozen meals.
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In much the same way Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Jon Snow's (Kit Harington) battle plan crumbles, so does Bugheads'.
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Solo piano lines tumble, static rises and crumbles, and feedback cries out into the great ether, hopeful of an echo.
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The mother-son relationship is the fulcrum of Ben Is Back, and when they do part ways, the movie crumbles.
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If Trump is victorious in November and the South Ayrshire Licensing Board crumbles before his might, he will be unstoppable.
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"3D is clearly the future, as our world outside crumbles and disintegrates the world inside gets more expansive," Clancy continued.
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Read more: As the caliphate crumbles, ISIS evolves The closer you get to the front, the more cautious people become.
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Nasdaq Biotech index crumbles nearly 5 pct, goes from one test to another on the charts ** Industrials down 1.2 pct.
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Not sad in an empathetic sense, but sad in the way every human, Hitler or otherwise, eventually crumbles to fate.
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Now, that momentum is dissipating — a testament to Mr. Maduro's hold on power even as the country crumbles around him.
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Pink raspberry-flavored cake doughnuts are glazed with either vanilla or chocolate, and decorated with raspberry and white chocolate crumbles.
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Iran is back in the nuclear weapons business and more desperate than before as its economy crumbles under the sanctions.
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"We will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," Ms. Sanders said as she announced the new executive order applying sanctions.
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It is stuffed with nubs of potato and crumbles of spicy Mexican longaniza, a spicy, fresh sausage similar to chorizo.
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As she and Alex wait in traffic discussing Alex's imminent trial, a building crumbles to the ground in front of them.
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Expectations need still be tempered, but Hield is mid-blossom in a relatively stress-free situation while his old team crumbles.
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The video shows a fresh batch being drizzled with a red velvet glaze and topped with crumbles of red velvet cake.
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Beyond Meat's faux meat patties and beef crumbles are also used in Del Taco Restaurant Inc's tacos and Carl's Jr's burgers.
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There's still no feeling in video games like watching Nathan Drake barely make a jump as the world crumbles beneath him.
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I have NO LOVE for those who consider themselves "good people" but stand idly by as the world crumbles around them.
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The opposition wants the resignation of leftist President Nicolas Maduro, who has become increasingly dictatorial as the situation crumbles around him.
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Each doughnut is dipped in white or regular chocolate before being finished with whole milk chocolate or white Kit-Kat crumbles.
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Georgia Dome crumbles The historic sports facility that hosted the Super Bowl, Final Four and the Olympics was imploded this morning.
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Make the crust: In a stand mixer or food processor, pulse the flour, butter, and salt until pea-sized crumbles form.
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When Western civilization crumbles, they argue, no technology will be functional after a decade (or ten) of post-apocalypse primal living.
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When she doesn't, whatever feminist façade a dude has erected quickly crumbles—even if she's in the middle of her job.
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The school stands gleaming on a hillside while the town around it crumbles, and Aimee begins sleeping with the math teacher.
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But readers should beware the false sense of security, as structurally, tonally, artistically, and narratively, the comic crumbles into controlled chaos.
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But their marriage crumbles as their roles shift and their daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), learns the skills of the family business.
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However, Russia's leverage with Mr. Assad will diminish as the opposition crumbles in Syria's west and Russian airpower becomes less important.
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But it ultimately crumbles under the weight of its own scruples, illuminating the difficulties contemporary music faces in claiming political relevance.
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The feminist sisterhood stands strong, unless of course a male Democrat in favor of abortion comes under fire, then it crumbles.
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However, they have proved that even when the world crumbles, they are a united front, providing a powerful message to viewers.
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It's a heavy, passionate, well-balanced record that, despite its lack of bass guitar, both crushes and crumbles with brutal grace.
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Beyond Meat has frozen meals, alt-chicken, patties, and alt-meat crumbles in more than 11,000 grocery stores around the country.
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If I planned this out, I could probably eat for free multiple times a week until either society crumbles or I die.
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The pints are stacked with salted-caramel gelato, chocolate-cookie crumbles, dulce de leche caramel, sea-salt gelato and chocolate-caramel truffles.
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And when that happens, when it's impossible to know which sentiments are real and what motivates the people sharing them, discourse crumbles.
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Using your fingers or a pastry cutter, mix 4 tablespoons of the butter into the dry ingredients until pea-sized crumbles form.
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What that means is ... the FTSE 25 lost £33bn in four days before June 23, as Brexit paralyses markets and pound crumbles.
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It's made with vanilla ice cream, cookie crumbles, coffee flavoring, and 24 grams of protein worth of Peruvian chocolate cricket protein powder.
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As society continues to deteriorate and our education system crumbles, those who remember this "cool calculator trick" just might inherit the earth.
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And this time, the protagonists aren't virtual strangers — they're longtime friends whose relationship crumbles spectacularly during a weekend getaway at Big Sur.
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But it crumbles under the weight of women's words, because the true source of power in a patriarchal society is women's silence.
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In Elena Ferrante's "My Brilliant Friend," the two child heroines have a shared copy of "Little Women" that finally crumbles from overuse.
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Emerge from cuffing season victorious and self-improved while everyone around you crumbles into a nonfunctioning puddle of emotional drama and UTIs.
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So sometimes the concrete crumbles, because it's old, and was exposed, even more now with humidity, but then water that came in.
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Sometimes it's worth putting a unit in danger to land a crucial critical, ensuring a barracks crumbles or a powerful unit falls.
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He bakes it into a frittata with garam masala, where the paneer retains its rubbery feel, the crumbles scrubbing against your tongue.
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As their intertwined stories unfold, Atwood reveals new facets of how Gilead's power structure came to be, and how it eventually crumbles.
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Venezuela is sliding into dictatorship, and as President Donald Trump has said, 'The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles.
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These gluten-free vegan baked potato skins are topped with smoky tempeh bacon crumbles and a cashew "cheese" sauce made with carrots.
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Subsequently, there was much more for me to discover: pies and crumbles, battered fish and custards, the list goes on and on.
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Adding to concerns are the hundreds of French who have traveled to the Iraq-Syria war zone, or are returning as ISIS crumbles.
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In a medium bowl, combine the cornmeal, flour, butter, both sugars, and salt, and rub with your fingers until they form loose crumbles.
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So when the façade crumbles and we awkwardly confront the humans toiling away inside the machine, everyone is disappointed and sometimes even angry.
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Daily Total: $0 Day Six8:30am — My husband makes a big brunch spread: tempeh sausage crumbles, banana French toast, tofu scramble with kale.
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As the city crumbles, they need to learn how to trust each other in order to save their families and community from destruction.
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The result was a series of unedited vignettes of the ancient city as it crumbles and burns while its citizens are killed indiscriminately.
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So, go ahead and click through for a few tips on staying energized and stress-free as the universe inevitably crumbles around us.
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As the world crumbles around us, take solace in this: After a years-long feud, Drake and Meek Mill have buried the hatchet.
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The bartender topped them all off with the rest of the bag, then dumped dust crumbles from the bag's bottom over the top.
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The treat consists of a chocolate waffle cone filled with layers of Oreo creme, vanilla ice cream, and topped with Oreo cookie crumbles.
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The idea that a staff shake-up might bring order to a chaotic White House is superficially plausible, but crumbles on closer inspection.
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Celebrated Mexican chef Diego Hernández Baquedano prefers his oysters on the smoky side, with some crispy bacon and crumbles of tangy ranchero cheese.
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If you're a vegetarian, you can get a taco that includes Beyond Meat plant-based crumbles, grated cheddar cheese, lettuce, and diced tomatoes.
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A premium blend of flower crumbles and kief, decarboxylated to optimize the medicinal or psychoactive effect, it turns anything into an herbal edible.
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When the tough guys' interests inevitably come into conflict, and when the common ground crumbles beneath them, the machismo can become a liability.
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As ISIS loses its grip of cities in Iraq and Syria and its so-called caliphate crumbles, the flow will increase across Europe.
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They feature crepe-like waffle cone wraps surrounding your choice of ice cream flavors, drizzled in hot fudge, and topped with cookie crumbles.
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Dr. Hormiga and colleagues write that the hypothesis that the orb web evolved once and was simply passed down "crumbles" under this evidence.
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Her first and already best-selling novel, "Fleishman Is in Trouble," is about a man's life as his marriage of 14 years crumbles.
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If the permeable barrier that separates the cathode from the anode crumbles, it creates a short circuit—and a whole lot of heat.
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Plant-based protein company Beyond Meat (BYND) sells burger patties, sausages, crumbles and grounds at Safeway, Kroger, Shop Rite and other grocery stores.
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" As the leaf passes from claw to nibbling mouth, it crumbles, until "tattered and torn, it lay in pieces at the animals' feet.
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Producing soy-based sausages, crumbles and chicken, turkey and beef burgers, Before the Butcher's products are currently only available in restaurants, stadiums and universities.
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The treat consisted of a chocolate waffle cone filled with layers of Oreo creme, vanilla ice cream, and was topped with Oreo cookie crumbles.
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Mr Engel had hit a nerve, and last month he published "That's the Way it Crumbles", a book bemoaning the Americanisation of British English.
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Besides the drink itself being festively colored, it's also topped with red and green crumbles, which are bits of real pistachio and raspberry cookie.
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However, once you get down to the dregs and there are just a few cookie crumbles left, it seems sacrilegious to throw them away.
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A grocery delivery startup crumbles: Honestbee, the online grocery delivery service in Asia, is nearly out of money and trying to offload its business.
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When loyalty to a political party or to an individual trumps loyalty to the Constitution, the Rule of Law—the foundation of liberty—crumbles.
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Cook ground beef in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, stirring often, until meat crumbles and is no longer pink, about 10 minutes.
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To Quinn, Rachel is the reassurance that everyone crumbles eventually and finds something waiting; she's the promise that this is not who you are.
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The U.K.'s minister of state for the Middle East and North Africa said Thursday that even as ISIS crumbles, its influence remains strong.
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Square Feet WEST ORANGE, N.J. — The facade of Thomas Edison's last factory in this town crumbles behind a chain-link fence on Main Street.
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But when he gets deferred from his holy of holies, Yale — and, worse, when his best friend, Perry, gets in — that faith instantly crumbles.
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Then I sprinkle them on the steaming polenta, along with some crumbles of Gorgonzola dolce, a gentle blue cheese that will melt on contact.
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Ethan conceals Inkling from his father at first — literally, protecting a piece of his father's soul from him, until Ethan crumbles under the pressure.
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Del Taco has been using Beyond Meat's plant-based crumbles in its vegan tacos, while Carl Jr sells Beyond Meat's patties in its cheeseburgers.
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Ms. Wright plays Jessie, a factory worker in Reading, Pa., who finds herself pitted against her friends as jobs become scarce and society crumbles.
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Cookie crumbles, Part 2 Cookies will boldly go into the final frontier, after the first cookies in space are baked on the International Space Station.
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As the meteorologist explains that 25 miles of the Jakobshavn Glacier in Greenland have disappeared since 1851, a massive wall of ice crumbles behind her.
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If approved by regulators, the $109bn acquisition would give AT&T vertical integration to protect it if and when the current pay-TV system crumbles.
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The top of the donut is glazed with melty chocolate and then layered with crumbles of graham cracker, mini marshmallows, and bits of Hershey's chocolate.
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As the rebel enclave crumbles, hopes that President Bashar al-Assad will seek to negotiate an end to the broader conflict appear dimmer than ever.
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Olive Garden's new Cookie Butter Cake has two layers of vanilla cake, and sandwiched between then is a layer of creamy sweet with cookie crumbles.
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To plate, Adriana arranges crumbles of her homemade coconut cheese in the center of a plate, then carefully dollops bits of the green sauce throughout.
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Little else is open on the block, giving the impression that the place has a forcefield protecting it while the rest of the city crumbles.
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" So, first, let me congratulate Robert L. Freedman for conscripting "mazel tov" to the cause, in a doozy of a song called "The Cookie Crumbles.
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Top that with a silvery liquid glitter, like MAC Dazzleshadow Liquid in Diamond Crumbles, $22, from the inner corners to the center of the lids.
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But 10 years later the North Carolina state capitol goes up in flames; the roof caves in, and Canova's only American commission crumbles to pieces.
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" William F. Buckley Jr., praising "Doctor Zhivago" from the right, wrote, "The elaborate edifice of Marxism-Leninism crumbles before the poet's eye of Boris Pasternak.
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A Minneapolis couple team up to grow a successful business and start a family but without much time left for their marriage, the relationship crumbles.
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Pulse until pea-sized crumbles form, then, with the motor running, slowly add the vinegar and 4 tablespoons ice-cold water until a dough forms.
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Jefferies sees a rising risk to that industry if consumer sentiment crumbles on the back of the novel coronavirus further disrupting and slowing economic growth.
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It brings you through a complex time of upheaval as President Porfirio Díaz's control crumbles and the country crashes into the era of the Zapatista.
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"I can't recall an Apple memo or statement that crumbles so quickly under scrutiny," wrote John Gruber, an influential Apple commentator, referring to Cook's letter.
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As the case drags on, Clark's confidence crumbles, degraded by tabloid gossip about her looks, her sex life, her divorce, and her child-custody battle.
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And so even though it kind of crumbles a little bit and turns to ash, there's so many good hours leading up to the point.
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He falls apart, and stumbles back up, and crumbles all over again, waiting for someone — usually, some woman — to come by and put him back together.
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That success, Gunn argues, does not suggest that audiences want carbon copies of smash hits made over and over again until the formula crumbles into dust.
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According to GrubStreet, Donald Trump and guests will be served a seafood course of Maine lobster and Gulf shrimp with a saffron sauce and peanut crumbles.
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Teen Mom OG star Amber Portwood crumbles over fiancé's polygraph test, plus happy 33rd birthday to Khloé Kardashian Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Spread the crumbles out on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and bake, stirring once halfway through, until golden brown and crisp, 12 to 14 minutes.
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Featured ingredient salad An iceberg wedge with some blue cheese dressing and maybe a few bacon crumbles is one of modern culinary society's most perfect achievements.
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With every passing day that he and his cabal of alleged predators and bullies remain at the helm of UNAIDS, the credibility of the organization crumbles.
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But as WeWork's valuation crumbles, the project that has been in the works for years could stand as a monument to an age of coworking excess.
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Yet a key argument Mr. Obama makes for shuttering the prison in Cuba — that its continued operation is contrary to "our values" — crumbles upon examination, too.
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"I think Senator Schumer crumbles under pressure just so he can deliver on something," said Cesar Adrian Vargas, an immigrant-rights advocate and a DACA recipient.
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The map crumbles in the face of black sites and black sights that it can never wholly capture; that its flattened cartography threatens to render insignificant.
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See it sprout in the backyard and your property value crumbles; it can colonize all that it touches and, if left unchecked, could disembowel the neighborhood.
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Because—they say this—because if it's OK for someone to say, 'Hey, you know what, maybe there's something here worth raising,' then their case crumbles.
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Like the boys in Maxwell's novel, he seemed like a figment, or a fragile piece of memory that crumbles when you turn it in your hands.
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In it, a man in stilettos tries to backflip, but when his heels make contact with the ground again, his body crumbles into gooey, fleshy chunks.
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One gets the feeling, watching him strut, that if he were to walk into a wall at this moment, it would be the wall that crumbles.
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Expanding the map: Arizona, Georgia, Missouri and Utah = 6900 Electoral College votes If Trump crumbles, these are the states where Clinton could run up the score.
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The path had once been set off with railroad ties, which still bordered the sunbaked mountainside, but the cedar chips were gone now, not even crumbles left.
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Gossip on RHONYC is like ivy getting its grip on the stone front of an Upper East Side townhouse: It digs in, and the surface slowly crumbles.
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Turns out that nothing is sacred when it comes to the possibility of getting a speeding ticket — and even the mighty Jon Snow crumbles before the law.
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When Britain's oldest and closest partner says, sorry, you won't be nearly so interesting to us in the future if you take this step, that idea crumbles.
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Mugabe's support crumbles: Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets Saturday to demand an end to Mugabe's rule as several key allies turn against him.
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Next, we have the new Mocha Chocolate Cookie flavor, which is also made with a Belgian Chocolate base, coffee, and a swirl of cookie crumbles and pieces.
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You ended up with a mouth full of crumbles of charred weed masked in box-quality brownies, and the only thing that got high was your oven.
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The pay gap has only grown as the industry has faded, as though the folks at the top are grabbing all they can before the industry crumbles.
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"For the sake of our vital interests, and for the sake of the Venezuelan people, the US will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," Pence wrote. Sen.
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In May, USA Rice, a trade group, sent formal complaints to Green Giant and several supermarket chains informing them that vegetable "crumbles" marketed as rice were misleading.
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Plot: As the Roman empire crumbles, young Romulus Augustus flees the city and embarks on a perilous voyage to Britain to track down a legion of supporters.
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It implies patience as well as militancy, the ability to say no over and over and over again, to refuse to cooperate until the whole system crumbles.
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I went with s'mores, which boasted a classic hot cocoa base with whipped cream, graham cracker crumbles, broken up chocolate bars, mini marshmallows, and a chocolate drizzle.
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There are also other characters: Two well-dressed couples representing the Greenwood community transform throughout the narrative; their poise crumbles into shakes and jerks — trauma overtakes them.
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Make the crust: Place the 225 230/4 cups flour, butter, and salt in the bowl of a food processor and pulse until pea-size crumbles form.
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In Spider-Man: Far From Home's most poignant moment, Peter Parker (Tom Holland), in his Spidey suit, crumbles at the tombstone of one Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark.
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Image 2 of 2 UKHIYA, Bangladesh – The hill on which the young woman&aposs shelter is being built is so unstable that the earth crumbles under your feet.
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The Butterfinger snack mix will make any peanut butter lover nuts with its combination of Butterfinger crumbles, tiny graham cracker cookies, peanuts, and Toll House peanut butter morsels.
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Then the facade crumbles, revealing an insecure, entitled jerk who simply can't fathom that the woman he's into may have feelings towards him that stop at the platonic.
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The story takes a darker turn as uncomfortable truths about Mara are revealed, thanks to those handy surveillance cameras, and the unorthodox family that they have built crumbles.
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Or until we finally plunge ourselves into global chaos and our infrastructure crumbles and we're forced to roam the wasteland battling irradiated mutants and wearing aggressive-looking furs.
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Yet now it's possible to imagine some distant future when the lake will again become a river, perhaps even before the over 700-feet-high concrete dam crumbles.
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As his parents' marriage crumbles and bills mount, Connor is transferred from his posh school to a grotty Catholic school where the priests look on while students brawl.
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While the rest of the world seemingly crumbles around us, the Obamas, as Michelle told talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, are adjusting well to life outside the spotlight.
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You'll scramble a couple hundred feet up a sheer scree slope and then choke on your heart as your handhold crumbles and you begin to slide back down.
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As ISIS' self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles in Syria and Iraq, the Taliban has seized on an opportunity -- offering an alternative for radicalized women willing to shift their loyalties.
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The new dessert item will combine McDonald's iconic creamy vanilla soft serve with crumbles of sweet cinnamon cookies, making for a spiced-up twist on a classic treat.
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When civilization crumbles, you might need iodine tablets to counteract radiation poisoning, flint for starting fires, a stun gun to defend yourself, or traps for catching tasty animals.
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You'll still live there, and are liable to pay off your bank loan, but if the whole thing crumbles and needs major renovation, it's your neighbor's problem now.
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Modern Georgian society as a whole seems to willfully overlook the Soviet architecture littered across the city, trying to forget a past which still crumbles before their eyes.
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It gets mixed with the roasting leeks.) There are the crumbles of funky, earthy Gorgonzola dolce (or whatever good blue cheese you can get; the creamier, the better).
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You could also just order a plate of feta fries, in which the crumbles melt into the soft, fresh-cut potatoes like a tangy, higher-quality Cheez Whiz.
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Without each other, the player without fan support and the fan without someone to root for and emulate, the game crumbles, even when there's no game to watch.
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Or we could wake up to the same sour, vicious England of Tory rule, where benefits are slashed and immigrants are under threat and the NHS slowly crumbles.
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While Trump makes it clear that, "The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," we are under no illusions that real change must come from within.
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As cable crumbles, as DirecTV drops, they're not dropping ... Viacom or Discovery or A&E, slowly the cable bundle dwindles, and therefore the subsidization of the content happens.
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Riffs fade to static that crumbles into acoustic passages, leading the listener into a calm that is often broken by A.L.N.'s familiar shrieking vocals and pummeling drums.
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In those close confines she taught herself Garageband, laying down intimate sonic snapshots like "Fair" which details the slow asphyxiation people can feel as a relationship crumbles to dust.
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Winston is especially weak to Bastion because he's a front lines hero whose chief defensive tool — the bubble shield — crumbles after a second or two of sustained Bastion fire.
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The advance on the eastern city marks another stinging setback for the once-triumphant Islamic State, fast retreating in both Iraq and Syria as its self-declared caliphate crumbles.
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" But the move drew swift criticism from opponents, who flooded social media with their own posts, accusing Maduro of being a dictator who dances while his country crumbles. "Rich!
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Little Caesars will sell a pizza topped with plant-based sausage crumbles made by Impossible Foods — the first time a national pizza chain is using a vegan meat substitute.
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There's something about the way his typically upbeat, cheery nature slowly crumbles away as he tells the others what happened with Holly that really tugs at the heart strings.
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As the couple's relationship crumbles, it becomes apparent that the book's only enduring love affair is with the '20s — egg salad on white bread, the emergence of the wristwatch.
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If not, we give it until half-time of next week's match against West Brom before he breathes a heavy sigh, and crumbles away to dust on the spot.
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If this keeps up, at some point the people who believe their vote doesn't matter will have a point, and once that sentiment festers within a population, democracy crumbles.
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Bits of black material break off of the main body of the rock, and it crumbles under the pressure of the atmosphere, until it's finally shattered into fiery pieces.
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The soft sandstone of the staircases crumbles underfoot, so that the very act of climbing them is at least in part a guilty pleasure — though no longer very dangerous.
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" McEnany pointed to ObamaCare, saying Republicans made a promise to repeal and replace the 2010 healthcare law and that the GOP needs to come together as the law "crumbles.
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Near-boiling pools of acidic water bubble between odd formations of rocks and minerals: white beehive-shaped mounds of salt, yolk-colored lattices of sulfuric crust, purplish-red crumbles.
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Love is my only momentum: I can only move forward, somehow, moment by moment, one foot in front of the other, even as the ground beneath us crumbles irrevocably backward.
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This cold drink manages to evoke the flavors of a warm and gooey s'more with swirls of milk chocolate sauce topped with marshmallow-infused whipped cream and graham cracker crumbles.
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Slowly, he reveals himself as a patronizing, opportunistic, and pathetic man, who, once his domestic life crumbles due to his own infidelity and his wife's psychiatric breakdown, remains astoundingly unrepentant.
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Available now in stores and online, Cool Mint Crunch combines refreshing mint ice cream with crumbles of chocolatey Oreo cookies—classic cookies 'n' cream flavor with a game-changing twist.
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When placed against the charred skin of radiation victims, of the widespread cases of cancer, and thousands of lives uprooted — essentially, the truth of the incident — the official narrative crumbles.
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If domestic growth crumbles, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could postpone yet again a scheduled sales tax hike in October or offer a modest increase in fiscal spending, some analysts say.
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Labour, meanwhile, has been pushing for new elections — and there's always a chance they could get them if May's deal blows up badly enough in Parliament, or her government crumbles.
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Last week, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence told regional leaders that more must be done to isolate Maduro, and that Washington would not stand "idly by" as the country crumbles.
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As the campaign runs into problems and David's relationship crumbles, he begins having an affair with the virtual Sophie as the lines between reality and digital fantasy becoming increasingly blurred.
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It is ironic, therefore, that despite coining the phrase "that's the way the cookie crumbles," fortune cookies can also work as a metaphor for the fragility of the American ego.
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This poignant tragicomedy, about a beloved children's television host (Jim Carrey) who strains to keep his brand intact as his personal life crumbles, has plenty of life left in it.
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As the caliphate crumbles in Iraq and Syria and they lose key battlegrounds, ISIS can no longer rely on being able to entice supporters to join them in their fight.
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ISIS "caliphate" crumbles: A four-year battle to free territory in Iraq and Syria ended over the weekend, as American-backed forces seized the last village held by the militants.
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"Hundreds of fractures slice through, and the entire plate of ice crumbles within a matter of a few weeks," says polar scientist Ted Scambos, of the University of Colorado, Boulder.
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Around 400,000 people are in hiding as the suburb crumbles around them after being pounded with shells, mortars and bombs dropped by Russian-backed Syrian regime forces since Sunday night.
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" In a poem that has "a twisted heat and moan / roting words crookedly to trance me," language crumbles under the pressure of not wanting a body, "not with what's inside.
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As vegan meats go mainstream and the competition gets fiercer, seitan sausages, taco crumbles and bacon are getting tastier — far more so than their old, bland health-food store brethren.
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As public budgets shrink, local infrastructure crumbles, and the challenges of the 21st century bring new pressures, cities must find creative ways to improve existing infrastructure and develop new infrastructure.
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It's set in a needlessly cruel world, taking place during the fall of East Germany in 1989, as people stab each other in the back and a whole nation crumbles.
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The boozy concoction is filled with a few of Mark's favorite things: blended coffee ice cream, chocolate ice cream, Bulleit bourbon and heavy cream, topped with his favorite chocolate turtle crumbles.
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If the truce crumbles, it would take away a rare measure of relief for Syrian civilians in a war that has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced half the country's population.
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Guests will dine on a goat cheese gateau, tomato jam, and buttermilk biscuit crumbles before moving on to a Cajun-inspired main course of spring lamb and Carolina gold rice jambalaya.
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AT&T deal crumbles Huawei started the year on a low note, when hopes that AT&T (T) would sell its smartphones in the United States were crushed in early January.
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For her next trick, she must leap to the fuselage when the wing snaps off, and then, as the fuselage crumbles, grab a parachute and glide down through a forest canopy.
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This may be the dumbest of all coping strategies, but there is a crude logic to it: the body crumbles away, but a fountain pen with a golden nib is forever.
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" The way the video cuts away when he sings, "Acid on me like the rain / Weed crumbles in the glitter," then chops the lines down to their basic functions: "Rain / Glitter.
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The idea that she comes off as cold or uncharismatic on the stump — she was going viral with speeches when that was barely a thing — crumbles upon watching or meeting her.
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Especially when you have worked so hard to get to a certain point and then everything crumbles and it feels like everything you want to do is out of your reach.
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Fiat-Renault merger crumbles: Fiat Chrysler has withdrawn its offer to merge with Renault, a company spokesman confirmed, walking away from a deal that would have created a new automotive giant.
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"If responsibilities aren't divided, and something happens to the 'financial spouse,' the other one will be lost — bills go unpaid, debts accumulate, and your once-solid financial foundation crumbles," he says.
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One room goes to William (Billy Crudup), an appealing hybrid of hippie and handyman, who helps to mend the crumbles, and who lapses into bed with women as if by accident.
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"Adaptation" will mean figuring out who has to leave, who has to pay for resettlement, and who bears the cost of the abandoned city's infrastructure as it rots, crumbles, and pollutes.
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The teenagers in the fandom are often able to get their offline friends into Furbys, which gives them a tangible way to express their fandom even if Tumblr crumbles around them.
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"My priority in this moment is the emotional health of my daughter and my family because if my children fall, the world crumbles for me," Brenda Santiago wrote, according to the paper.
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Because Tom ends up being an ultimately unlikable character, it's up to Lucy to take on a victim-to-hero role as Tom crumbles under the responsibility that comes with his powers.
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Even though French toast can be a breakfast on it's own, the French Toast Chalupa comes with scrambled eggs and bacon or sausage crumbles; it's all served with a side of syrup.
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They are in the grip of an idea that knows no compromise—sovereignty pure and unsullied—and they are willing to support that idea even if it crumbles on contact with reality.
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They are much steeper, and thus harder to ride, than the flatter waves at Nazaré, whose crest either crumbles gradually or lands about halfway down the wave's face, depending on the wind.
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In Many Love's introduction, Johnson and Luke attempt to have a romantic evening with another couple, but their DIY sushi night crumbles after their cat has to be rushed to the vet.
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Each time you think you've found one that's stable, it crumbles or melts beneath you, so you have to hold on to anything you can to keep from falling into the water.
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Mr. Trump has always relished gossiping over plates of well-done steak, salad slathered with Roquefort dressing and bacon crumbles, tureens of gravy and massive slices of dessert with extra ice cream.
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Around 400,000 people are in hiding as the rebel-held suburb crumbles around them after being pounded with shells, mortars and bombs dropped by Russian-backed Syrian regime forces since Sunday night.
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She's still full of imaginative ideas, like the grand finale to this evening's dinner: a deconstructed apple pie, made with goat cheese ice cream topped with fresh apple purée and pie crumbles.
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Sales growth was driven by higher demand for the Beyond Burger and an increase in the number of retailers and restaurants that sell Beyond Meat's products, which include meatless sausage and beef crumbles.
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Approaching the portion of the road that crumbles down into the river on Wednesday, right at the border of Utuado and Hoyos Planes, an emergency responder with the municipality of Jayuya turned back.
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Turns out, that's true: The paper simply shatters under the press after its seventh folding and crumbles in his hand when removed from the press, prompting a perplexed "What the f—?" from Vuohensilta.
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It has already signed deals with U.S.-based Del Taco to include its plant-based crumbles in the Mexican food chain's vegan tacos, while burger chain Carl Jr has a Beyond Meat cheeseburger.
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As the case plays out in the courtroom, and the family crumbles outside it, Sinha uses the story to make some pertinent points about Islamophobia and fundamentalism on both sides of the divide.
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A blend of marshmallow-infused whipped cream, milk chocolate sauce, coffee, milk and ice, the Frappuccino comes topped with more marshmallow whipped cream and crunchy graham cracker crumbles to complete the classic flavor.
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Even as the world crumbles around Devi and Rook—the band's two members—they're still here, somehow, surveying the wreckage and laughing at the absurdity of all the dark shit that surrounds them.
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Their offense crumbles below even the league's most abominable basement dweller, while on defense they foul everyone, can't grab a rebound, and are (loud gulp) only slightly more competent than the Washington Wizards.
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Here, as I huddled in the darkness from the Mad Titan, I hear the familiar crackle of someone pulling the trigger on a rifle, and my player quickly crumbles to the ground. Snap.
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But quality aside, the song's success essentially ensured that Jimmy Eat World would have a career for as long as they want to play music together, even as the industry around them crumbles.
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First, Rachel Brosnahan scored the gig as Midge Maisel — a Jewish housewife in 1958 New York who discovers her funny bone when her perfect life crumbles — even though she'd never done stand-up.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian government declared victory over Islamic State in the eastern city of Deir al-Zor on Friday, a big blow to the jihadists as their last stronghold in Syria crumbles.
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Yet after graduation, that structure crumbles, and with no set timetables or mandatory classes to study for, anxiety, depression and a sense of loss about what to do next become all too common.
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As the offense around Bell crumbles, he has become even more crucial to the Jets than they could have imagined when they signed him to a four-year, $52.5 million deal in March.
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The movie's enameled veneer is what holds it together, and once you strip that away, the whole sparkly edifice crumbles, leaving … well, all Mr. van Hove seems to have found is a vacuum.
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HG Alternative: Instead of blending 113 cups of roughly chopped cauliflower into rice-sized pieces, use 1 1/2 cups premade cauliflower rice or crumbles, like the kinds by Trader Joe's and Green Giant.
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She enters her office, grabs all her office supplies — the same ones that reminder of Walter because of his constant fidgeting with them — and crumbles on top of them in a heap of sobs.
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Europe's political center crumbles As projected, the center-right conservatives (EPP) and center-left socialists (S&D) lost their combined majority, ending the "grand coalition" that had commanded parliament for the last 20173 years.
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The classic two-ingredient sauce comes together in mere seconds and the addition of chopped celery and blue cheese crumbles makes this dish like a whole plate of wings wrapped up in one bite.
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A blend of marshmallow-infused whipped cream, milk chocolate sauce, coffee, milk and ice, the S'mores Frappuccino comes topped with more marshmallow whipped cream and crunchy graham cracker crumbles to complete the classic flavor.
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I can take a right step because I can put my weight on my left knee then when I take a left step my right leg just crumbles because I need a knee replacement.
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Also before the Earth crumbles into the Sun and there is no one left living who recalls the original Jurassic Park and denim goes completely out of style for good and Bruce Springsteen dies.
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Even as its self-declared caliphate crumbles, ISIS remains a dangerous group that uses social media to radicalize Americans and inspire attacks, according to the 2017 Worldwide Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community.
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Krispy Kreme is launching two limited-edition Kit-Kat doughnuts, exclusively available in the UK.The doughnuts are glazed in either white or milk chocolate and topped with white or milk chocolate Kit-Kat crumbles.
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Historically, when the ideological or practical bonds tethering such forces to their regimes slacken — like they did in Tunisia in early 2011, and in Egypt later the same year — the government in question crumbles.
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Brown's second novel, Rule of Capture, is set in the same world as Tropic of Kansas, and centers on a struggling lawyer who defends political prisoners even as the justice system crumbles around him.
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Yoo creatively cuts between images that fascinate with their bombast and ones that offer something more tender, interspersing slices of a country as it wants to be viewed with times when that facade crumbles.
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But laws to protect youth from vaping are different than the ban in New Zealand, or effective bans, like what may happen in the US if most of the industry crumbles under new regulation.
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" She told her followers to "get away from every f—ing person that goes into your life and just crushes it and crumbles it and makes you feel like a piece of f—ing s—.
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RiRi announced the news herself today on Instagram that this upcoming September 8 will be the day the world crumbles to the knees of Fenty Beauty and we all copy that "Wild Thoughts" red lip.
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No pro-ISIS media propaganda channels have lauded the attack, and there has been no effort for ISIS leaders to desperately exploit the attacks on social media as their "caliphate" crumbles in Iraq and Syria.
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Columbia peace deal crumbles In September, an historic peace deal was signed by the Colombian government and the Marxist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia rebel group, ended the long war that had killed 220,000 people.
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The PRI party quickly figures out the identity of Sofia's kidnappers, and proceeds to threaten Felix: Either Felix can turn in Rafa, or PRI is going going to pick apart his empire until it crumbles.
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His death, if confirmed, would be a blow to pro-Islamic State forces in Southeast Asia, where fears of hardened fighters returning from Syria as the militants' self-declared caliphate crumbles has authorities on alert.
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Element 117: Proposed real name: TennessineProposed alternate names: Laurium, Honkytonkine, Bourbonine, Whiskine Tennessee Williams is not actually from TennesseeMy mind went directly to Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagarie: again, delicate Laura Wingfield quickly crumbles onstage.
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What Foucault called the "clinical gaze," or the cognitive relativity that medical practitioners prescribe truths to their subject's bodies, is the structure on which modern medicine balances—but one that crumbles when trust is broken.
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In the course of six episodes, "Years and Years" keeps leaping forward, forcing us into the future, as the economy crumbles, the ice caps melt, authoritarianism rises, and teen-agers implant phones into their hands.
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LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence told regional leaders on Saturday that more must be done to isolate Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and that Washington would not stand "idly by" as the country crumbles.
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However, as in many countries, the right to privacy crumbles before state security; the ordinance allows personal data to be transferred without the consent of the individual in cases of crime or warrant-authorized surveillance.
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Seeking to relaunch the long-running franchise, this latest sequel crumbles underneath a wearisome mix of gore and broad comedy, yielding a laundry list of shortcomings from which it's possible to run, but not hide.
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At the outset, Emad (Shahab Hosseini) and Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti), theater actors working on a production of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," move out of their rundown apartment before it crumbles over their heads.
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At Target, I get rice cakes, mushrooms, barley, a wedge of parmesan, canned pumpkin, a lime, blue cheese crumbles, cottage cheese, and butter ($23.74), plus dental floss, dishwasher soap pods, rinse aid, and toilet paper ($35.74).
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Being lost and confused and cracking up amidst the overwhelming hypocrisy and apathy of a society who's very earth crumbles and decays by their own indifference seems to me a very considered response to daily life.
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Sometimes things go too far off the rails for even a great team to recover, but better to invest in a team that can correct setbacks than an average team that crumbles under even minor deviations.
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The track's marching drum beat, piano crescendos, and quiet-release dynamics make for a fitting soundtrack as we follow our main character into an alternate reality while the family's desperate facade of normalcy crumbles around him.
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I mentioned earlier that what's happening to Nadia and Alan could stand in as a metaphor for mental illness or addiction, and in the season's standout seventh episode, the loop crumbles around the two of them.
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The Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino is for the chocolate lovers – rich mocha sauce and Frappuccino chips are layered into the frothy combo of ice, milk, and coffee, and topped with a generous helping of chocolate cookie crumbles.
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On July 4th, Kellogg's is opening its first standalone eatery featuring their iconic cereals — Frosted Mini Wheats, Special K, Rice Krispies —mixed with unusual toppings like green tea powder, passion fruit jam, Pop Tart crumbles and more.
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The young pope's unmailed letters to the woman he never kissed are published in The New Yorker; an abusive archbishop's power crumbles because of an underdog priest's relentless goodness; a mother juggles oranges to delight her kids.
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I waited to wait to make that official proclamation until Tuesday night's Cult finale, "Great Again," since all Horror Story seasons should be graded on whether or not the ending crumbles in your metaphorical Balenciaga-gloved hand.
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Yes, the series delves into some dark places — after heroine Midge's marriage crumbles, her first forays into standup are more like "public breakdowns" than crafted comedy, her portrayer told Refinery29 last November — it never actually becomes dark.
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Especially if he winds up in the hands of some r/the_donald adherents after civilization crumbles, Huffman will be glad he won't be stuck like Velma from Scooby Doo every time he gets socked in the face.
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With a texture that will crumble when you need crumbles and spread when you need spreading, the bright grassiness of its fudgy paste and tender rind remind you why we just can't stop talking about goat cheese.
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Photo: Getty As the mortar of brick and mortar businesses slowly crumbles, retailers are scrambling to come up with a reason why you should use them instead of companies like Amazon and... well, pretty much just Amazon.
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In addition to the classics — a cheese dog and a chili dog — his restaurant, Frank's Night Out, served hot dogs topped with more exotic ingredients, like a "Surf & Turf Dog" featuring crumbles of garlic-basted Maine lobster.
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Every day its muddy shoreline crumbles like stale bread into the fast-running current of the Pasur River, which, at high tide, threatens to spill over the embankment like a glass of water filled to the brim.
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Beyond's "beefy crumbles," by contrast, were truly enjoyed by no one in my house, although the college junior ate the leftover casserole for lunch at least twice, apparently preferring even unappealing leftovers to cooking something for himself.
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Patties, which makes frozen sweet and savoury foods including pies, sausage rolls, pastries, crumbles and cakes, in February posted a 12-percent decline in first-half net profit largely due to the recall of a frozen berry product.
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"Get away from every f—ing person that goes into your life and just crushes it and crumbles it and makes you feel like a piece of f—ing s—," she said in a tear-filled Instagram Live.
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"Buffy the Hamburger Slayer" includes whole garlic cloves and a red wine reduction; "Black and Blue Boy" means adding blue cheese crumbles and bacon; the "Queen Mary" and "Spicy Mary" indicate classic and heat-laden burger toppings, respectively.
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It is often the single action that launches a train of events that lead to a wreck: the relationship crumbles, she's using sex to get something in return, or her morals go out the window as a result.
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The dam's power sales are relied on to pay for the operations of other, smaller, dams and reservoirs used for irrigation in the West, and as Glen Canyon crumbles financially, so might the system that depends on it.
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Sometimes it's the person who insists they have everything done "their way" because "if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself," who then crumbles under the weight and tyranny of their own rigid mindset.
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In her first major film, Gaga follows movie-music giants Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand - who played in 1954 and 1976 versions - in the role of an aspiring singer mentored by an older performer as his own career crumbles.
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Price: nugget meals - $6.49+; boneless wings - $6+ Del Taco Restaurants Inc The taco chain makes burrito and tacos with Beyond Meat's crumbles, with additions ranging from cheese, avocado, tomatoes available at more than 580 restaurants in the United States.
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Thompson. Tristan Thompson's response to the Jordyn Woods scandal has been glaringly absent as his family crumbles around him, and he has even let Woods take full blame for the fact that he allegedly kissed her at his house party.
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A straight arm in the face of an opponent prevents them from securing a chest-to-chest clinch unless you either bend your elbow, your hand is deflected, or your arm somehow crumbles to dust under the force of their advance.
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But the movie's only intriguing dynamic crumbles when Fassbender falls for a waitress/teacher (Portman, who talks like an Austin townie for her first scene, then abandons the accent altogether), while Gosling falls in with an extraordinarily wealthy society woman (Blanchett).
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And as their family crumbles, so goes their creaky old house, populated by Maurice's ailing mother (Leila Hoffman) and the couple's 25-year-old twins (Sophia Di Martino and Daniel Rigby), who both have eyes on a neighbor (Georgina Campbell).
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As our manufacturing jobs race overseas, factories shut down, wages stagnate, regulations stifle business, our infrastructure crumbles and entire communities fall to the scourge of addiction, it's clear this decades-long approach to governing has been a debacle for normal Americans.
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China's growing thirst for oil amid still-sturdy economic growth is increasing its reliance on imports, while Venezuela's trouble exporting as its infrastructure crumbles means it's missing out on crude oil prices that have risen to their highest in years.
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Bottles of sparkling cider were uncorked on a bench — a self-service cocktail hour — accompanied by bites from the garden: curls of parsnip, crisp cucumber and crumbles of salty cheese from a small dairy in the nearby town of Falkenberg.
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While it is not in America's interest to promote investment to prop up an anachronistic, repressive regime, it is also not in its interest to stand by while a neighbor's fragile economy crumbles under the weight of its failed policies.
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But that veneer of stoicism (one of Roy's character traits is that his BP never goes above 80) crumbles when he comes face to face with Clifford, the last man alive on Project Lima, parked on the outskirts of Neptune's ring.
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Kendall, long considered the anointed successor, is a perpetually recovering drug addict who crumbles in the face of pressure from his father or anyone else, even before the most shocking incident on the show to date renders him almost ghostlike.
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They turned these into desserts of towering great taste: crumbles and slab pies and zonkers and one concoction of ginger-scented fruit covered in cornmeal-flecked batter that was, as summer rushed to its end, among the season's best freestyle desserts.
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Not everything fits (there's an unearned "nasty woman" reference jammed in there), and the logic undergirding this entire story crumbles faster than a lamb in the jaws of a T-Rex if you consider it for more than two seconds.
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Here is a list of plant-based products available in U.S. grocery stores: - Beyond Meat: burgers, sausages, ground meat and crumbles made of protein from peas, brown rice, sunflower seeds and mung beans are available at more than 53,000 retailers and restaurants worldwide.
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" While continuing to cry she implored her fans, especially young girls, to "get away from every f—ing person that goes into your life and just crushes it and crumbles it and makes you feel like a piece of f—ing s—.
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Image 633 of 2 CARACAS, Venezuela – On cue each week, Hector Madera takes his battle for Venezuela&aposs socialist revolution to the airwaves of a small radio station in the capital of Caracas, even as his once-wealthy country crumbles around him.
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The latest uncertainty comes on top of a standoff between Emirates and engine makers over a contract needed to keep alive the airline's order this year for up to 36 more A380s, whose production is threatened with closure if the deal crumbles.
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HELIN, China (Reuters) - Deep in the coal heartlands of northern Shanxi province, people in Helin village are fighting a losing battle as the ground beneath them crumbles: patching up cracks, rebuilding walls and filling in sinkholes caused by decades of coal mining.
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Each cute tub comes stuffed with layers of Talenti gelato upon layers of toppings that complement the gelato, including rainbow sprinkles, sugar cookie pieces, chocolate mousse, whipped cream, cake batter, crunchy cookie dough pieces, strawberry filling, Oreo crumbles and so much more.
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But even if Oklahoma's bench crumbles, or they find it impossible to replace Ibaka and Durant's defensive athleticism, or if Westbrook sprains his ankle, this extension will give the Thunder enough leverage to make the type of trade they couldn't do this summer.
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Since the government couldn&apost provide water, they decided to drill their own well alongside their apartment building in the tony Campo Alegre neighborhood, an increasingly popular solution among the well-to-do as Venezuela&aposs water system crumbles along with its socialist-run economy.
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Behind these firms is a house of cards of funding—angel investors and venture capitalists and firms like SoftBank who use their money to artificially drive the values of companies to absurd levels, with the goal of cashing out before that house of cards crumbles.
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He called for the release of all Venezuelan political prisoners; the country to hold free, fair elections; the country taking steps to re-establish the rule of law; and its acceptance of international assistance in the face of widespread humanitarian hardship as the economy crumbles.
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Stirred with short bits of long beans, cilantro, mint, peanuts and, crucially, some tangy pink crumbles of fermented pork sausage, it performs best when wrapped in lettuce with a basil leaf, a dried chile and anything else you happen to discover on the plate.
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"I think the government wants to run it down so the whole thing crumbles and they don't have to worry about it anymore," says Kenneth Buckle, a retired postal worker who has been waiting three months for a referral for a double knee replacement.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 3.53 (Reuters) - Asia's market for very low-sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) has retreated from its record highs near the start of the year, as demand crumbles under seasonal factors and an epidemic in China, while supply expectations improve, analysts and traders said.
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So here was mock crab and sliced watermelon and baby corn and sliced chicken cutlets and damp, soy-flecked tofu and vegetable "sushi" and drifts of blue-cheese crumbles and leaf piles of lettuce and wan tomatoes stacked vertically, like files in the offices upstairs.
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Not all those losses are defeats, but it's unmistakable how much of the Star Wars mythos lovingly re-created and embraced in The Force Awakens crumbles to ash in The Last Jedi, and how the series's wisest characters embrace that process as a painful but necessary rebirth.
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Islamic State 2.0: As the caliphate crumbles, ISIS evolves Noose tightening The jihadist group, which controlled swathes of Syria and Iraq since a blitzkrieg across the two countries in 2014, has steadily been losing ground thanks to concerted efforts by troops, and militia in both countries.
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The second book from the Montreal-based team is an ode to the pleasures of the outdoors and the rustic and the no-bullshit delicious, and includes primers on all the things you're going to need (or at least want) when the world crumbles around you.
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There are few finer gastronomical constructs than The Wedge, when you consider the crunch of the lettuce, the salty chewiness of the bacon, the sweetness of the tomato, and the sharp tanginess and Play-Doh-like texture of the blue cheese crumbles and its first cousin dressing.
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"Whichever way the cookie crumbles next Sunday, Merkel will remain chancellor, and Wolfgang Schaeuble will remain as finance minister," Erik F. Nielsen, global chief economist and head of economics and fixed income/currency, commodity and asset allocation research at Unicredit Bank, said in a note on Sunday.
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"Iran's strategic goal is to capture a major border crossing and establish a land route from Syria to Iraq and, ultimately, to Iran as the Islamic State crumbles," said Amir Toumaj, a research analyst with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington-based policy center.
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Since the Mocha Cookie Crumble Frap is already a standard menu item, all you&aposre really asking for is a caramel drizzle added to the cup and extra cookie crumbles on top, which means this is a secret menu item that both customers and employees will enjoy.
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A celebrity jeweler on the run, the Vatican's deal with China crumbles and Apple scores a coup in the fight for A.I. Here's what you need to know: • At least four people were injured, one of them critically, in a shooting at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.
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So, as an example, we literally align the meat as it's coming out of the grinder to go vertically along with your bite, so your incisors hit the seams of the meat and crumbles in your mouth, as opposed to having your teeth have to cut through them.
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Take, for example, her entirely earnest, completely terrifying reaction to finding out that her classroom won the right to host Millard, the school's iguana, on Picture Day: As the episode goes on, though, Ms. Watson's win crumbles when Millard goes ahead and dies, right in front of her class.
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Politically, the president is weakened: he has been condemned by the country's Constitutional Court for failing to pay back public money he spent on his home, is at risk of having corruption charges against him reinstated, and at war with his own finance minister as the economy crumbles.
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In her New York Times review, Teo Bugbee wrote that although al-Kateab "focuses on the graphic, brutal, stomach-churning effects of al-Assad's assault," she also chronicles personal milestones like getting married and giving birth to her daughter, Sama, as the rebel-held city crumbles around her.
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The dichotomy of transparency and opacity that is often applied to poetry crumbles when it comes to Lauterbach's work: she is interested instead in what connections can be established between divergent discourses — between levels of transparency and opacity, and the contexts that can arise out of these proximities.
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After a disastrous dinner party with the Keeleys in which Armand and Albert's best efforts continue to go south in domino-like fashion, Val's birth mother Katherine (Christine Baranski), whom Val has never met, mistakenly shows up to play the part of Armand's wife, and the whole scheme crumbles into dust.
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Marvel fans have gotten used to two extra moments at the end of the studio's films: a mid-credits scene and a post-credits teaser, Infinity War drops the mid-credits scene, and subs in a title card, which crumbles to dust in the same way the fallen Avengers did.
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"As President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has made clear, the United States will not sit idly by as Venezuela crumbles," said Pence.
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Like the boy who had the courage to tell the emperor he had no clothes, or like Alexander Solzhenitsyn, whose lone voice of truth helped topple a totalitarian empire, when this too crumbles, Jordan Peterson will be seen as the courageous catalyst that exposed the lies and made us a wiser people.
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Its comparatively poor performance, affected by muddled pre-launch messaging (was this a new console, or a Wii peripheral?), has resulted in countless articles regarding Nintendo's future fortunes, and just how long it could be before the company, founded in 1889, crumbles and just makes games for its console competitors, Sega-style.
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In mine, commodity iceberg, that old crunchy friend, has lately been in ascendance, and wedge salads have been the order of the day: pale green-white triangles drizzled in pale white-blue dressing, with crumbles of bacon and bright red pops of cherry tomato, and pricks of green chive strewn across the top.
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George Howard, an associate professor of music business and management at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, said in an interview that the music industry could be seen as "a microcosm of our country": "Any institution that is founded upon a firmament of endemic racism and misogyny ultimately crumbles," he said.
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" Yet as Wired senior editor Angela Watercutter noted after her own run-in with trolls, when some of those participating in a conversation -- real or digitally concocted -- are seemingly there just to stoke discord, "when it's impossible to know which sentiments are real and what motivates the people sharing them, discourse crumbles.
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If stocking your freezer full of the boozy pints isn't enticing enough, then you can always stop by the Tipsy Scoop store in NYC to grab one all dressed up in sundae form — complete with red velvet cone bowls, cookie sandwich crumbles, caramel popcorn, chocolate martini olives, white chocolate-covered pretzels, and much more.
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Now that June has nowhere else to go, hopefully the focus will shift more to how Gilead crumbles from the inside and outside — the Canada visit episode was one of the best this season and I'm still really interested in seeing what the world at large thinks about and is going to do about Gilead.
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I know this is how stories work — the heroes must be laid low before they can take out the villains — but because Negan is less a character than a wall the characters have to climb over to get to the next part of the story, he crumbles a little more every time you scrutinize him.
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Roomano is the kind of cheese I fall asleep eating in bed, and when I wake up screaming and covered in sweat, I peel salty crumbles from my flesh and put them back where they belong—my snack box annex—and contemplate when and how I turned into such a dirty little cheese boy.
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MORE FROM REUTERS * As caliphate crumbles, Islamic State lashes out in Iraq * Potentially nasty fight looms over Supreme Court pick * Business euphoria over Trump gives way to caution, confusion A New York businessman and former reality TV star, Trump often used Twitter during the campaign to communicate his views, including his sometimes scathing opinions of rivals.
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But if you're grinding away at a job you hate to try to earn a decent income where the only earth-friendly gesture you have bandwidth for is buying frozen meatless crumbles instead of tri-tip, I'm not sure you're asking yourself the right questions about the direction the planet is going and your place in it.
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On the night I went, the procession included a silky cylinder of Hudson Valley foie gras with compressed apples and plum compote; a poached local egg with hollandaise foam and English muffin crumbles; a smoked sea scallop and velvety Iberico lardo atop potato cream; and a crisp-skinned Finger Lakes duck breast with sherry sauce and duck-confit tortellini.
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Whereas BoJack's low point typically comes in the penultimate episode of the season, the bleakest chapter of BoJack's story this season comes in the second episode, on the heels of a premiere that follows everyone but him living in his absence — and then the show largely lets him live his life while everyone else's crumbles around them.
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Each doughnut costs $2.30 and is available at all Krispy Kreme locations in the UK.Following the doughnut company's recent collaboration with Reese's, Krispy Kreme returns with a new limited edition Kit-Kat topped confection available now exclusively in the UK. The traditional Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut garnished with Kit-Kat crumbles is available in two white chocolate and regular chocolate versions.
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It includes: Green Giant Fresh Butternut Squash CubesGreen Giant Fresh Butternut Squash NoodlesGreen Giant Fresh Butternut Squash DicedGreen Giant Fresh Cauliflower Crumbles Fried Rice BlendGreen Giant Fresh Ramen Soup BowlGreen Giant Fresh Sweet Potato Cauliflower CrumblesGreen Giant Fresh Zucchini NoodlesSignature Farms Cauliflower CrumblesTrader Joe's Butternut Squash SpiralsTrader Joe's Zucchini Spirals Growers Express said it is sanitizing the factory and equipment involved and conducting additional safety tests.
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Read more:You can order a Cadbury Creme Egg Frappuccino from the Starbucks secret menuHere's how to order a Pumpkin Cheesecake Frappuccino from the Starbucks secret menuStarbucks is rolling out a Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, its first new pumpkin coffee drink in over a decadeStarbucks is launching a Donut Frappuccino complete with donut crumbles, but you'll have to go to the UK to get it
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Between the lines: This could buy the Iran deal some time by bolstering the heft of its financial draw for Iran, before the deal crumbles without the U.S. Although European countries party to the Iran deal have said they will try to salvage the deal without the U.S., skeptics believe that most of the incentive Iran had to stay in the deal came from the U.S.' participation.
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Admissions folks like to place their bets on a scrappy, self-sufficient kid of a single mom versus the coddled student who crumbles at their first B. Single mom kids have the ability to succeed without compromise These high school juniors and seniors have the right to know that though elite schools are hard to get into, if they're accepted, money probably won't be an issue.
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Equal parts personal documentary and fantastical metafiction, the film, which won the US Documentary Special Jury Award for Innovation in Nonfiction Storytelling at Sundance, follows Kirsten's experimental efforts to "kill" her father onscreen in variously appalling scenarios: He's struck by an air conditioner; he's thwacked with a piece of construction detritus on the streets of New York; he simply crumbles and falls on the sidewalk one day.
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The US solar industry employed roughly 3.5 times as many people in 2016, adding 51,000 jobs.) An extended look at the numbers shows that the recent spike in exports has temporarily staunched the bleeding in mining jobs, leading to a fragile plateau: It seems that US coal employment (what remains of it) is now, like US coal production, dependent on exports, as domestic demand inexorably crumbles beneath it.
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Beyond shape, maftoul has little in common with what has been marketed in the West as Israeli couscous but is known in Israel as ptitim ("little crumbles" in Hebrew) or, more colloquially, as Ben-Gurion rice, named after former Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, who in the 1950s, during a time of austerity and rationing, asked Osem, a local company, to come up with a cheap, machine-extruded alternative to rice.
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Below is the full menu released by the White House: First course: Goat cheese gateau, tomato jam, buttermilk biscuit crumbles and young variegated lettuces Main course: Rack of spring lamb, burnt cipollini soubise and Carolina gold rice jambalaya Dessert: Nectarine tart and crème fraîche ice cream Even the wines will symbolize healthy American-French relations: The Domaine Serene Chardonnay Evenstad Reserve 2015, which uses French plants from Dijon grown in Willamette Valley, Ore.
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Now before you completely write our suggestion off as a complete defacing of this cheesy, saucy namesake, consider the following: Alternative crust options are highly customizable (from a myriad of veggies to even quinoa and oat-based), simpler to make from scratch than most doughs (no rise-waiting time and sometimes fewer ingredients altogether), and actually very wide ranging in flavor profiles (think a roasted beet pie with creamy crumbles of goat cheese or a black bean crust pie with delicately roasted butternut squash).
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Servings: 6-8Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 23 hour and 30 minutes 1 (3-250 pound) whole chickenkosher salt, to taste22 cups|2350 ml canola oil½ cup|21 grams mayonnaise⅓ cup|22 grams sour cream23 tablespoon minced chives103 tablespoon buttermilk210 teaspoon garlic powder22 teaspoon minced dill½ teaspoon white vinegar210 ounces|225 grams thickly grated cheddar cheese4 ounces|115 grams blue cheese crumbles¾ cup Frank's Red Hot Buffalo Wings Sauce8 ounces|225 grams cream cheese1 scallion, green parts only, thinly slicedcelery sticks, to servetortilla chips, to serve 23.
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There was nothing on the surface that said these women would eventually save my life, that they'd be with me through the hardest parts of my adult existence, and that I'd be crying along with one of them, nodding, saying, "Yes, Bethenny Frankel, titan of the margarita-based Skinny Girl product empire, it IS hard when a solid foundation of your life crumbles and you are heartbroken," while watching her have a full-on hyperventilating breakdown on a Mexico trip, when fellow Housewife Ramona Singer invoked a "scandal" about Bethenny having topless footage out there.
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Servings: 8Prep: 3503 minutesTotal: 5 hours for the corn pudding:3 ears of fresh corn2 1/2 cups|625 ml whole milk3/4 cup|150 grams granulated sugar123/2 cup|60 grams cornstarch1/2 teaspoon kosher salt6 large egg yolks2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cubed1/2 teaspoon vanilla extractwhipped cream, for serving for the peaches:1/143 cup|125 ml sparkling rosé1/4 cup|24 grams granulated sugar230 ripe peaches (about 23 ounces), halved and pitted for the cornmeal crumbles:23/2350 cup fine cornmeal212 tablespoons all-purpose flour33 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature23 24/28 tablespoons packed light brown sugar1 tablespoons granulated sugar1/4 teaspoon kosher salt 1.
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Here are some of the crucial gems dropped by Mr. Staples today: On whether or not he likes Eric B or Rakim better: If he'd rather fight 100 duck-sized XXXtentacion's or one horse-sized Rob Stone: What album he's listened to the most this year: His favorite thing about Sprite: His opinion on Death Grips: On whether or not he folds or crumbles toilet paper: On his favorite romantic comedy On if he'd had sex with the conservative mom who read his "Norf Norf" lyrics: What the fish on Big Fish Theory cover's name is: Vince also discussed a variety of topics from what artists he'd like to collaborate with to his favorite Lil B quote.
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Servings: 6-8Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1 hour 45 minutes 3 pounds|1400 grams Russet potatoes, peel and cut into 33 ½-inch cubes Kosher salt, to taste ½ cup|120 grams unflavored almond creamer 8 tablespoons vegan butter substitute freshly ground black pepper, to taste ½ cup|125 ml olive oil, plus more 12 ounces|360 grams shiitake mushrooms, sliced2 cloves garlic, finely chopped 2 stalks celery, finely chopped 1 large carrot, peeled and diced 1 medium onion, diced 43 pound|450 grams vegan meat crumbles, such as Beyond Beef1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme 2 tablespoons low-sodium tamari 22 tablespoons tomato paste 23 cup|21 ml vegetable broth 22 cup|22 grams frozen peas 23 tablespoon potato starch mixed with 33 tablespoon cold water 23.
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Read on for the rest of her daily food log: Hydration A gallon of water per day Breakfast Smoothie made with raw almond milk, a handful of blueberries, spinach, Sunwarrior raw protein powder, Garden of Life green superfood, Stevia and ice Matcha green tea latte with almond milk Lunch Vegetable sushi roll Garlic pumpkin miso soup Synergy gingerade kombucha Dinner Salad with romaine lettuce, red onion, cucumber, Beyond Meat vegan crumbles, apple cider vinegar and raspberry vinaigrette Broccoli soup FROM COINAGE: 9 Healthy Kitchen Staples That Cost Less Than $1 Per Serving Dessert Scoop of vegan chocolate ice cream Total Calories: 1,686 The Verdict: Lathan gets big kudos for her breakfast smoothie, which packs in greens and gets "a dose of brain-boosting blueberries first thing in the morning," says Atlanta-based nutritionist Marisa Moore.
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Servings: 8Prep: 32 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the sauce: 6 tablespoons|90 ml organic olive oil 2 tablespoons Earth Balance butter 3/33 teaspoon black mustard seeds 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric 1/4 teaspoon asafoetida ¼ teaspoon coriander ¼ teaspoon fenugreek ¼ teaspoon ground cumin 1 dried chilies 2 plum tomatoes, roughly chopped 5 cups|1200 ml pasta sauce 1/13 cup|87 grams organic tomato paste 2 tablespoons|30 ml organic blackstrap molasses 1 1/2 teaspoons Italian herb blend1 1/2 teaspoons sea salt for the lasagna: Earth Balance butter, for greasing olive oil, for greasing 23/4 cup|53 grams coconut oil freshly ground black pepper, to taste 1 (11-ounce|312 gram) bag beyond beef crumbles 8 ounces|225 grams kite hill ricotta 2 (8-ounce|13 grams) bags daiya mozzarella shreds 1 head broccoli 1 large yellow zucchini 1 (1-pound|453 grams) boxes organic lasagna 1 bunch organic spinach , roughly chopped 1.
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