You have to learn that you know you&aposre not everyone&aposs cup of tea, but you are many people&aposs cup of tea.
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Considering everything we've learned about cardigan-loving Arie, that kind of well, excitement, isn't his cup of tea (a literal cup of tea might be, though).
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For a soothing cup of tea that's swimming with flavor.
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I understand he may not be everyone's cup of tea.
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These cars are simply not my cup of tea anymore.
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I have a cup of tea and cookies for dessert.
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The director Nabil swung by, clutching a cup of tea.
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Cheapskates can make their giftee a lovely cup of tea.
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Is it probably going to be my cup of tea?
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Phillies prospect J.P. Crawford might be your cup of tea.
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Clearly the President, stylistically, is not McConnell's cup of tea.
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And then you make yourself a nice cup of tea.
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It started off alright: cup of tea, biscuits, cliched natter.
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She wished she could have a cup of tea, though.
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A man that can't make you a cup of tea?
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To make a cup of tea or walk the dog?
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He drank a cup of tea and went to bed.
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"Maybe 'Miriam' was not her cup of tea," she said.
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"It was not his cup of tea," Mr. Linson said.
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Yet this soothing cup of tea is spiked with Fireball.
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Anglophiles might find the McLaren 570S their cup of tea.
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He described racism "as British as a cup of tea".
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Hands down the best cup of tea I've ever had.
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It's nice, but it's just not my cup of tea.
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I roll out of bed and make a cup of tea.
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Relax, your cup of tea isn't trying to kill you. Probably.
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It's fine, Bunnie, go ahead and enjoy that cup of tea.
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Did anyone make them the cup of tea they asked for?
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But, ultimately the guy was just not my cup of tea.
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Salad is followed by a cup of tea and banana bread.
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I talk to my boyfriend and make a cup of tea.
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I was having a cup of tea every half an hour.
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But the envoys barely had time for a cup of tea.
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I've got 15 minutes left to get a cup of tea.
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I sit down with my cup of tea, and just enjoy.
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"Do you mind me making a cup of tea?" she asks.
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However, I can't say that this was my cup of tea.
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Running a freelance business is not everyone's cup of tea, however.
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You can now share a cup of tea with your cat.
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Do you want me to make you a cup of tea?
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I get up and go make myself a cup of tea.
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It's everything you might want in a good cup of tea.
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" That was like, "Can I get you a cup of tea?
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Settle in downstairs with my usual cup of tea and the news.
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Some people like it, obviously, but it's not my cup of tea.
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I make a cup of tea and then head to my room.
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I meet my date for a cup of tea, and he pays.
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Now that's really our cup of tea (or should we say cocoa?).
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The result, the company claims, is a perfectly brewed cup of tea.
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If that sounds like your cup of tea, give me a ring.
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For some, relaxing with a hot cup of tea is a must.
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"A 'shark movie' is just not my cup of tea," she said.
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Each person had to order a cup of tea from the other.
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Grab a cup of tea and zone out with bubbling lava rivers.
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It's just like, I wake up and have a cup of tea.
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I've got to tell you, it is not my cup of tea.
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He was filmed drinking a cup of tea offered by his captors.
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Ten Percent Happier knows meditation might not be everyone's cup of tea.
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She asked if he'd like to come for a cup of tea.
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Of course, I always have a cup of tea while I write.
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"I didn't really think this was my cup of tea," he said.
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My throat is killing me so I make a cup of tea.
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I couldn't wait to get back to my morning cup of tea.
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You're going to take a bath and want a cup of tea.
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"He was toasting the show with a cup of tea," Bonneville says.
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"But a good cup of tea and some dialogue never hurt nobody."
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My way of doing things is certainly not everybody's cup of tea.
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Paula is lying in bed and Scott brings her a cup of tea.
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Sometimes all you need to feel better is a nice cup of tea.
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I make a cup of tea and hammer away for a few hours.
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If you need a bed, a cup of tea, a charged phone etc.
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Greet the temptation, make it a cup of tea, and let it pass.
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I have some miso soup on the side and a cup of tea.
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He has a cup of tea, and I get a cup of coffee.
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But wait there's more:(U//FOUO) Water sports not your cup of tea?
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Drink a small cup of tea and get back to my juice project.
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I make myself a cup of tea and prep and chill the dough.
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Of course, being on display in a museum isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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Others are locals, stopping out back for a cup of tea, a smoke.
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By now, you've probably deduced that he's not exactly my cup of tea.
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You can say 'What was that?' or 'That's not my cup of tea.
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"I want to get things done," she said over a cup of tea.
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We foundthis one on Amazonfor $17.99, and it's definitely our cup of tea:
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Christof Deblauwe, 2800, a Belgian salesman, joined in with a cup of tea.
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Looking down at an untouched cup of tea, he spoke softly in Hebrew.
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Not everything they did was everyone's cup of tea, but hey, that's life.
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It's not everyone's cup of tea and not how everyone wants to live.
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"Would you like a cup of tea back at my place?" asked Wright.
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They just came in for a cup of tea and wanted a chat.
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I decided to make myself a cup of tea instead to warm up.
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An older woman, alone in her apartment, makes herself a cup of tea.
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Making the perfect cup of tea is something that takes years of practise.
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Especially with a cup of tea or something stronger perched in my lap.
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If reading or working isn't your cup of tea, you'll have another option.
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Mr. Nicholson normally logs on as early as his first cup of tea.
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We pulled pieces from the archives while we had a cup of tea.
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"That's not my cup of tea," he said with something approximating a smile.
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"This sort of thing isn't the Minutemen's cup of tea," Metropolis tells him.
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I read in the afternoon, on the sofa with a cup of tea.
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Add a cup of tea and a fluffy pet, if you have one.
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Add a cup of tea and a fluffy pet, if you have one.
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That's all well and good, but maybe it's not your cup of tea.
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Many nights, I drink a soothing cup of tea before I go to bed.
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My mom tells me this story late one night over a cup of tea.
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I went away to make a cup of tea but came back every hour.
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CLUTCHING a cup of tea handed out by volunteers, Tracey waves at passing cars.
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Kiss my dog good morning and make my usual eggs and cup of tea.
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There was no waiting around with a cup of tea for it to download.
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How does it make a perfect cup of tea without access to my mum?
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As its press release boasts, it brews a perfect cup of tea, every time.
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On that evening, Mrs Rivett had offered to make her a cup of tea.
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I head inside and have a cup of tea as the work day starts.
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"The first thing I'll do is have a hot cup of tea," he said.
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Finally around 10:30 I make a cup of tea and head to bed.
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You will want to give it a hug and a hot cup of tea.
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I played a bunch of the entries with a soothing cup of tea today.
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"It's not everyone's cup of tea," said one banker with knowledge of the trade.
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You hop off and step outside with a cup of tea and a cigarette.
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"Masa comes in completely casual, wearing slippers with a cup of tea," Heck said.
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Its community is thinner than a third cup of tea from the same bag.
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There's a man sitting outside enjoying a cup of tea in the midday sunshine.
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Maybe you like his soulful rendition, or maybe it's not your cup of tea.
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"They found out that resistance training is their cup of tea," Ms. Kekalainen says.
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And why a push to go organic in Turkey isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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I have a large cup of tea and get to work by 7:30.
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His throat was bothering him, and he had a cup of tea at hand.
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I finished the cup of tea and returned to my seat on the train.
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"I just want to make a cup of tea and I can't," one shopkeeper said.
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I enjoy the sunshine in the balcony while brewing and sipping a cup of tea.
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If you were thirsty for your first cup of tea today, then you're in luck.
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Again, watching underwater cameras showing off data centers may not be everybody's cup of tea.
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Note: We judged Baby Foot process photos to be, well, not everyone's cup of tea.
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Others offered a lift, a place to charge phones, or simply a cup of tea.
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Morgan then ran to the sideline and stopped to sip an imaginary cup of tea.
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" Community Health Systems: "Inexpensive, but not my cup of tea, particularly with 'repeal and replace.
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If that's not your cup of tea, the whole thing is also available in pink.
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So, I'm going to have a cup of tea now and never go outside again.
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You know, we asked him over, to come over for a cup of tea really.
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And because she's not your cup of tea, every single thing she does is wrong.
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"I'll make us a nice cup of tea," she says, turning on the electric kettle.
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"I'm struggling with this a lot," he said, and poured me a cup of tea.
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But it has a light dusting of time travel, which is my cup of tea.
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"If I have a cup of tea will you answer my question?" the reporter responded.
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She was in London, dressed in black and armed with a Forsterian cup of tea.
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When someone was sick, he was the one who brought over a cup of tea.
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When Kareem complained about the cold, Manu invited him in for a cup of tea.
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I needed a good night's sleep, a good meal, and a good cup of tea.
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In Max Stone's two-minute "My Cup of Tea," the duration is essential to meaning.
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I have a cup of tea, shower, and am fast asleep around 9:30 p.m.
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I made a cup of tea, as my father and his mother might have done.
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Marie, however, accepts the invitation and rushes into the bus for a cup of tea.
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A woman tried to give him a cup of tea as a photographer snapped pictures.
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Legacy: One Family, A Cup of Tea and the Company that Took on the World.
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Often American special-operations soldiers visit the Kurds for updates and a cup of tea.
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You couldn't get a cup of tea in my house the rest of the year.
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I should close my laptop, make another cup of tea, watch another impossibly orange sunset.
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"This is my second home," he said after a cup of tea at his desk.
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He can't chase a ball of yarn, but he can pour a cup of tea.
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The fight isn't my cup of tea — it's a bit too repetitive and poorly staged.
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Shower, moisturize, make a cup of tea, and go to bed with a book [laughs].
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So, I mean, if you're into that, sure, but it's not my cup of tea.
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If she's in bed and her feet are aching, I'll make her a cup of tea.
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Well brace yourself and brew a cup of tea, because flu season is just getting started.
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I was watching it at the time [with] a cup of tea and nearly spilled it!
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I make a bowl of granola, drink a cup of tea, and get ready for work.
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I make myself a second cup of tea and snag a donut that someone brought in.
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If the prospect of befriending a five foot worm is your cup of tea, that is.
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The families sit quietly, each with a cup of tea as they contemplate what happens next.
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I was watching it at the time and my cup of tea, I nearly spilled it.
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Metaphorically speaking, it has its wheels up on the Chesterfield nonchalantly sipping a cup of tea.
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Dressed as the Grim Reaper, he addresses the viewer as he prepares a cup of tea.
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Instead, we said, 'Let's have a cup of tea and share the goodness of Aboriginal culture'.
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To celebrate their birthday we had a cup of tea and a chat with Rich Stanley.
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In fact, you've earned a pause for another cup of tea (but actually, keep on scanning).
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After dropping her son off, Alva grabs a cup of tea in the SOS Children's Village.
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Metric for a cup of tea that a photocopier drinks could be much smaller than 300mL?
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If that doesn't sound like your cup of tea, take a gander at the books above.
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" GenMark Diagnostics: "Look, it's a good spec, it's just that it's not my cup of tea.
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Enjoy the most expensive cup of tea in the United Kingdom exclusive to the Rubens Hotel.
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It's simple proof that the offer of a cup of tea can make anyone at ease.
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That's just not my personality, that's not my cup of tea, that's not who I am.
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Yeah, that's not really Sharon's cup of tea, and the two end up at a restaurant.
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I recently made my girlfriend a cup of tea for the first time, so that's something.
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Give her an easy and fun way to infuse a perfect, well-balanced cup of tea.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Let's pour a cup of tea and tease out this Robyn Weintraub puzzle.
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It is not my cup of tea when there's so many other great semis going down.
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Personally, I would rather go to bed and have someone bring me a cup of tea.
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I'd watch it all in one night, with a warm cup of tea and no pants.
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There's loss in here, and lots of it; this might not be your cup of tea.
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Eventually, P. makes me a cup of tea and I have two squares of dark chocolate.
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If I bought Bill Gates a cup of tea, I bet he'd think that was cool.
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Less discussed is the subplot with Emily and Richard's charity auction, but it's extremely fun: Richard forcefully explaining that Emily will be served the first cup of tea if she wants the first cup of tea is one of his sweetest and most romantic moments. 219.
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I grab a cup of tea and a biscuit from the kitchen so I can power on.
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But fear not, we can always record it and watch it later with a cup of tea.
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It was a beautiful day, so I made a cup of tea and sat in the sun.
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I realize this approach is not everyone's cup of tea—some find it exhausting and heavy handed.
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A cup of tea can be equal parts delicious and rejuvenating, especially when it's a personal blend.
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In fact, it's almost like enjoying a cup of tea while the house burns down around you.
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Maybe you hop on Twitter, maybe you hit Facebook, or maybe Reddit is your cup of tea.
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Curved displays can be divisive, so an even curvier one may not be everyone's cup of tea.
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So, one might think that the Royal Family isn't necessarily his cup of tea (so to speak).
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If those aren't your cup of tea, you'll probably be waiting until Q2 2019 at the earliest.
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Democrats don't need to convince voters that Donald Trump isn't presidential or isn't their cup of tea.
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If biking isn't everyone's cup of tea, families can kayak the waters or explore Hatta by foot.
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An afternoon cup of tea becomes a work of art when it's served in this Barcelona mug.
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"I make her a cup of tea and try to hide the shiver of nerves," he writes.
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Sean Spicer, the former press secretary who resigned following Scaramucci's hiring, was never Trump's cup of tea.
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Twenty liters of Sarvajal drinking water costs the same as a cup of tea (about 22013 cents).
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And now onto everything else I meant to do today, after that first cup of tea. pic.twitter.
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But he also kindly offers to make me a cup of tea before we're barely past hellos.
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On Thursday and Friday, do something British: make a cup of tea, sit back and don't trade.
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Annie wakes Millie from her nap, in case she'd like a cup of tea and a chat.
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But most importantly, it promises to make a perfect cup of tea or ramen noodles in seconds.
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One of my favorites was Sister Lauren, she'd come in occasionally and have a cup of tea.
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It had unnerved her the first time Yael had given her with a cup of tea unprompted.
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"Would you like a cup of tea?" is the first thing you ask when someone comes over.
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I make myself a cup of tea and we walk about 25 minutes to the train station.
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Give me a strong builder's cup of tea and a gentle pat on the arm any day.
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"My British friends, particularly, just nestle up with a cup of tea and never leave," she says.
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After a cup of tea, and maybe some bread and cheese, we'd head out with the troops.
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Judge John Hodgman Rebecca writes: When my friend Oliver visits, he makes himself a cup of tea.
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EP: Obviously drinking a cup of tea (my third of the morning) just after 10:30 a.m.
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If a romantic evening spent in a windmill sounds like your cup of tea, you're in luck.
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In the morning before school, Hisham eats wheat bread with eggplant and has a cup of tea.
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Think of it the same way you would hold a hot cup of tea when you're cold.
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If touch controls aren't a gamer's cup of tea, they can pair a console controller using Bluetooth.
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She said my uncle had collapsed at home earlier that day after drinking a cup of tea.
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I had a cup of tea (4 dollars) and a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie (3 dollars).
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We lined up to be served a small paper cup of tea and returned to our seats.
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Even banal things like making a cup of tea or reading a particular newspaper headline seem familiar.
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I buy an exorbitant cup of tea from Coffee Bean at departures so I can use their plugs.
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I also make a cup of tea and snack on some of the cereal I brought for breakfast.
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Maybe if the Democrats take the House, people will buy it, but it's not my cup of tea.
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"My recollection is I nearly coughed my brains out, so it's not my cup of tea," he said.
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"When people wake up in the morning and have a cup of tea, they feel good," she said.
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It all surrounds the cup of tea from her "Hello" video, which now has almost two billion views.
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Well, you'd better come in and have a cup of tea with me when we get there then.
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It's all rather traumatic for Daryl's mum so, being British, they go downstairs for a cup of tea.
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There's one that will prompt you to have a cup of tea 20 minutes before your usual bedtime.
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It may be fun to say the word "flip-flops" — but they sure aren't everybody's cup of tea.
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In 2006, FSB defector Alexander Litvinenko was murdered in London with a cup of tea containing radioactive polonium.
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The sex of her baby is the second cup of tea that Teigen has spilled to fans tonight.
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I make him a cup of tea and we cuddle on the couch until bed around 11 p.m.
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If you're a horror snob, James Wan's Amityville Horror-inspired screamer is likely not your cup of tea.
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And that was just one of the signs that liberal, pluralist democracy was not Erdogan's cup of tea.
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Nothing is left to the imagination here, and it's definitely not going to be everyone's cup of tea.
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Thank you, she said, accepting a cup of tea and placing it carefully on the floor beside her.
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Even if this particular style isn't your cup of tea, their website alone offers over a dozen kimonos.
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You could drink a cup of tea and take a satisfied leak on the embers of your fire.
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"We met in London, she was very very sweet, I made her a cup of tea," he says.
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Acid-wash jeans may not have been everyone's cup of tea, but they were certainly a fashion statement.
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"We are going to welcome them with flowers and make them a cup of tea," he told Reuters.
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But in a few years time, your fuzzy head could be cleared by just one cup of tea.
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I mentioned that it might not be her cup of tea, hesitantly revealing that I wrote erotic fiction.
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She was not my cup of tea, many women said, but no one has the right to murder.
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Alessi Tea Infuser, available on Amazon, $30Brew your favorite cup of tea with this cone-shaped tea infuser.
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It's utterly delicious — a good way to brighten up a cup of tea on a cold winter day.
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He found the Lapsang souchong there and went next door to treat himself to a cup of tea.
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SHORTZ: Well, when I first saw the theme, honestly, I wasn't sure it was my cup of tea.
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It has become part of Bethany Grace Howe's morning routine, right alongside her yogurt and cup of tea.
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Over a cup of tea one day, Zahavi told Scudamore that he was moving into owning transfer rights.
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If that's not your cup of tea, strap some electric stimulators onto your biceps while you're pumping iron.
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Maybe "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" will be more your cup of tea this evening, on BBC America.
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Her shivering was so pronounced that she struggled to raise a cup of tea steadily to her lips.
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If in-ear buds aren't your cup of tea, these over-ear headphones may be better for you.
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Skeptical, I made myself a cup of tea and sat outside sipping hot tea in crisp 4 a.m.
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While video games may not be everyone's cup of tea, more academic Potter studies can be found online.
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It is intended as a marriage of practicality — to unite enemies over a cup of tea — and art.
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Marriage is like a garden, marriage is like a business merger, marriage is like a cup of tea.
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On the road I'll go by myself to get a cup of tea and just go to a bookstore.
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This handy little machine brews the perfect cup of tea based entirely on what sort of tea it is.
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"And, according to 2015 figures, 84% of the nation will have a cup of tea each day," he continued.
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If this sounds like your cup of tea, hurry and get your first-come, first-serve tickets on Billetto.
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I eat half a bagel, make a cup of tea, and head to my desk to get work done.
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But going through the trouble to make a batch of treats on a weeknight isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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I buy a plain bagel and a cup of tea, and get to the office for my morning meetings.
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I've been craving a cookie all day, so I go downstairs and get one with a cup of tea.
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Still, he is probably competing for the same, premium market, charging 2700-21 yuan for a cup of tea.
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During my tea days, I was forced to drink one bitter, coffee-tinged cup of tea after the next.
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We're dealing with sci-fi, which isn't usually my cup of tea, but again, it's something that was different.
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I've already had my coffee for the day, but I make myself a cup of tea at work anyways.
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Haneke might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he's a powerful film-maker who always delivers something interesting.
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Hassan accepts a cup of tea from Ai, then sits down and takes a long drag of his cigarette.
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" And he always has a cup of tea within reach: "To keep me energized, I drink lots of tea.
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However, I have to be honest and say that, for several reasons, this dress wasn't my cup of tea.
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It would be fair to say, however, that at times Smith's outspokenness hasn't made him everybody's cup of tea.
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There is so much more, but why should I keep reheating what is evidently not my cup of tea?
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I make my other oatmeal packet for breakfast, have a cup of tea, and the orange I bought yesterday.
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I will buy you a cup of tea and we can chill on a chandelier, talking about life, man.
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"Anything pre-1940s is my cup of tea," said Ms. Flandro, who has a background in ceramics and sculpture.
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People stop, they have at least a cup of tea and they ask directions, the tea seller told him.
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Dressing up for an awards show and mingling with celebrities – that sounds exactly like Anna Delvey's cup of tea.
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The mother of two says that lifting weights and running on a treadmill aren't exactly her cup of tea.
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And when I look at sipping a cup of tea, I am a little taken aback by the criticism.
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I think that's, to me again, not my cup of tea, but that's different people with different preferences. Right.
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And if the AirPods aren't looking like your cup of tea, you have great options like the Beats Solo3.
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But the chance to recuperate after witnessing Penny's critically ill state was like a much-needed cup of tea.
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It isn't everybody's cup of tea — especially when combined with Gunn's trademark snarky humor — but boy, is it mine.
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Feel free to grab a cup of tea while you shop the reinvented trench coats ahead, we've got you covered.
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I make myself a cup of tea and head upstairs to repack my gym bag and change into my pajamas.
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"I think the boys kind of knew – in terms of the music – that wasn't my cup of tea," he explained.
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At dawn I stumbled to the beachside restaurant in search of a cup of tea and to plan my escape.
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And while Randall and Kevin would physically fit in, I don't know that art form is their cup of tea.
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But if Minecraft-ified Pokémon is not exactly your cup of tea, don't worry, Nintendo has more up its sleeves.
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Cinetrii's method of algorithmically curating based on critics mentions of connections between films probably won't be everyone's cup of tea.
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They take a couple breaks for a cup of tea, a sing-song and to snap a pic for Instagram.
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But if medieval France isn't your cup of tea, get your date night humming with a game of Hive, instead.
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Someone should give Guardian journalist Alexis Petridis a cup of tea for making it through his interview with Marilyn Manson.
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So grab a weighted blanket and a precision-brewed cup of tea, and read on to see WIRED's staff selections.
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If you've had a long day, you may decide to unwind by boiling water to make a cup of tea.
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I have a breakfast pastry that I got from Trader Joe's earlier in the week, with a cup of tea.
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It might not be everyone's cup of tea but you do get a little more screen real estate that way.
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Bottom line: If you haven't tried moringa yet, it might not be your cup of tea, and that's totally okay.
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Still haven't had a first cup of tea this morning, debugging the kettle and now iWifi base-station has reset.
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I just realized that first person shooter games with this level of realism are really not my cup of tea.
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RAHMAN When I learned of the result, I did the very British thing and made myself a cup of tea.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're already celebrating Independence Day with a cup of tea.
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When they cracked jokes, they'd say it was just a way to pass the time over a cup of tea.
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At 8 A.M. , Middleton accepted a cup of tea from Bacciarelli, although she didn't usually drink tea in the morning.
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But if that's not your cup of tea, maybe you can take what works for you and leave the rest.
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Patrice took a cup of tea behind the blanket, to the bed she had grown up sharing with her sister.
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SHORTZ: When I first saw the theme of this puzzle, honestly, I wasn't sure it was my cup of tea.
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If I don't like it or it's not my cup of tea it doesn't have to be at the Expo.
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If you enjoy the petty and often cruel conflict most reality programs include, this won't be your cup of tea.
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She had gone down into the basement, looking for Rivett, wondering why her cup of tea was taking so long.
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Others arrived to offer free taxi rides, or a place to have a cup of tea or take a nap.
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Pick one quick activity you do each day — drinking a cup of tea, washing a few dishes, brushing your teeth.
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Forty, 45 percent that really don't — obviously, you know, he's not their cup of tea, let's put it that way.
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Pichai starts his day with a cup of tea and an omelette — plus a copy of the Wall Street Journal.
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The lovers of the perfume are just fantasies; I came up with them with my cup of tea in bed.
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I sit on the couch at home, with a cup of tea and a blanket, watching anything but Star Wars.
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His work was very much about sitting in the garden, having a cup of tea, or being in the bathroom.
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As a child he learned to sing, to fight, and to run holding a full cup of tea without spilling it.
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I get a cup of tea, beans on toast, and brown sauce for less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee.
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Green Herbal Tea Kit A cup of tea can be equal parts delicious and rejuvenating, especially when it's a personal blend.
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You know how when you're drinking a cup of tea, and you sip it very carefully to avoid burning your tongue?
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Watch it in your favorite sweater with a cup of tea in front of you, and maybe a plate of potatoes.
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And, if this idea is your cup of tea, good news: it may not be the band's only venture into cinema.
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If I can't have a proper cup of coffee from a proper copper coffee pot, I'll have a cup of tea.
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If power-washing porn is your cup of tea, then historic painting conservation is going to be your new relaxation destination.
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Ad blocking was the 30-second TV ad coming on air and you got up to make a cup of tea.
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Kersh (book spoilers at the link), who offers her a cup of tea and invites her to take a look around.
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"This whole wrestling thing, this is not my cup of tea," he tells the camera in a confessional with sister Savannah.
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Murugesan gets up at the crack of dawn, gulps a cup of tea and boards the factory bus at 6 a.m.
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If big data dining sounds like your cup of tea, then Uber's new restaurant guide might be right up your alley.
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"Ooh, don't be shy around me, chuck," Big Dee is saying, long red talons holding up a china cup of tea.
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"And when I look at sipping a cup of tea, I am a little taken aback by the criticism," she said.
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During that time, I've observed shifts in how sex is marketed—some of them, positive; others, not my cup of tea.
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During a spirited session, Banks told the committee he had "two lunches and one cup of tea" with the Russian ambassador.
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It's not everyone's cup of tea, but that's OK too, though I think we need to just let it all out!
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A cup of tea, and someone to drink it with, the steam rising off the top of Meitar's clumsily-made mug.
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Oddly, he recommended eating pickles with one's pinky in the air, as if enjoying a cup of tea with the Queen.
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"If you can, stay at home, have a cup of tea, and wait for all this to blow over," Pegg says.
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Peruvian chicken can become a habit, for some, same as your favorite granola for breakfast, or a bedtime cup of tea.
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She handed a cup of tea to Jim, her husband of twenty-five years, with whom she's never had a fight.
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Every morning he'd wake us with a cup of tea and a carrot from the garden and tell us a poem.
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Just off the main lobby is the Cognac Room, where guests can have a quiet cup of tea, coffee, or whiskey.
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We would buy the toys, and I would enjoy a cup of tea in a clay cup at a tea stall.
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If surfing is not quite their cup of tea, then there are more water sports to get involved in, like kayaking.
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Warm biscuits, a little butter, and a gorgeous cup of tea while reading the morning news and icing a sore joint.
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However, if feeling chilled to the bone is your cup of tea, it very well may be your latest festive obsession.
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Tint is the kind of gentle brainteaser you crave on a quiet Sunday morning as you sip a cup of tea.
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Not unpleasant, by any means, but certainly a long way from the cup-of-tea-and-muesli mornings I'm used to.
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The delicate moment of a woman and a man enjoying a cup of tea in the nude in Sud's 2006 etching "Over a Cup of Tea" is directly undercut by the harshness of her 1999 etching "Dining with Ego" where the man eats away in blind gluttony while the woman sits wistfully over an empty plate.
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Citizens are encouraged to use the stations to charge their mobile phones, have a cup of tea or shelter from the elements.
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Breville Tea Maker This handy little machine brews the perfect cup of tea based entirely on what sort of tea it is.
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Unfortunately, that wasn't exactly my cup of tea; I don't want to use anyone as a human toilet, at least not yet.
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He learned the hard way that a Beautyblender soaking in mug of warm water does not make it a cup of tea.
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"I would go downstairs and have a cup of tea, trying to figure out why I had woken up again," Collins said.
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"It's a bit of a weird painting, not everyone's cup of tea, but my goodness — medical people, they love it," said Taylor.
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A single cup of tea at a place like Starbucks usually costs more than what those workers make in an entire day.
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If the new age-y inspirational music isn't your cup of tea, you can watch a hyped-up EDM-fueled version here.
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Customers, especially millennials, increasingly lack the patience to make a proper cup of tea, laments Krishan Katyal, the boss of J Thomas.
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So, if you're looking for undeniably British comedies like Derry Girls, here are the shows that will be your cup of tea.
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"But at the end of the day I got a cup of tea when I got to the police station," she added.
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Even if the music isn't your cup of tea, his energy is infectious and I want one of those beautiful glitchy TVs.
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"We've been entwined, you and I, for decades now," she says to him, while stirring a cup of tea Get Out-style.
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Ronaldson hands me a soothingly aromatic cup of tea and gets straight to explaining how she ended up running a floating apothecary.
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Even if his albums were less my cup of tea ,he was still to this day the best performer I ever saw.
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"While she may not be some people's cup of tea, I mean like, also she's never really done anything wrong," he said.
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Claiming Flynn was simply not his "cup of tea," Christie disputed reports that the two had gotten into altercations during intelligence briefings.
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So despite Cramer's love for Twinkies, private equity baggage is not his cup of tea, so he recommends sticking with Flowers Foods.
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We share that knowing sigh that comes after the first sip of any good cup of tea, his fifth of the day.
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"When someone comes in through the door, they can expect a welcoming, nonjudgmental approach," Kelly tells me over a cup of tea.
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On Tuesday, data specialist Mark Rittman embarked on a mission to make a cup of tea using his new Wi-Fi kettle.
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Not everyone's cup of tea Critics gave the movie mixed reviews, with many saying it reeks of propaganda for the Modi government.
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And yet another worker said "some stuff is just not my cup of tea" when it comes to the store's quirkier products.
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Politics, books of prognostication, business, technology, entrepreneurial success stories, sentimental and patriotic stuff and the like are not my cup of tea.
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In the winter, though, there's nothing quite like a hot cup of tea to warm you up or ease your cold symptoms.
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Whenever I thought about drinking a coffee, I simply drank a glass of water or made myself a cup of tea instead.
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"Basically, you can't move your upper lip," she explains, after The Late Show host has finished pouring her a cup of tea.
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My caffeine withdrawals were so bad that I had to allow myself a cup of tea each morning to get through it.
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She'd been diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 68 and could no longer make a cup of tea, let alone any medical decisions.
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Many posts concerned the pilot's safety, and some expressed relief to see the later video of him clutching a cup of tea.
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But I'd had a cup of tea at the airport, so I couldn't have the anesthetic—I had to be fully conscious.
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A new season and a chance to get out your favorite sweater, have a cup of tea and read some fantastic journalism.
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Check-in takes place in a quiet antechamber as you sit with a glass of sparkling cava or a cup of tea.
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But on Friday, I held a dinner party for 11, including Oliver, who asked if he could make a cup of tea.
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They start with a run around Prospect Park and end with a home-cooked dinner, board games and a cup of tea.
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It's been raining all night, so I make myself a cup of tea and retreat to bed to start my new book.
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Nothing in my work building coffee shop sounds good, so I just make myself a cup of tea from our office stash.
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He watched "Heaven Knowns What," and he loves realism so he was into it but it wasn&apost his cup of tea.
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You don't really need the perfect lounge chair, with light at just the right slant and a cup of tea precisely brewed.
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She had short hair, silver earrings, a cup of tea before her, and a piece of white cake she was eating slowly.
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But for the growing numbers of East Asian tourists to the Holy Land, the chickpea puree might not be their cup of tea.
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"People can come in, have a cup of tea, sit there and play with the puppies and really interact with them," she continues.
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And yes, the gel would give you a small caffeine boost—about the same as a cup of tea, according to the researchers.
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We stop at the café in the center of the plantation and enjoy a very soothing cup of tea with a scone ($1.54).
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But that striking beam of light glinting off the cheekbones isn't everyone's cup of tea, especially those with oily and acne-prone skin.
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So now it's time to consider refreshments — because not just any bottle of soda, can of seltzer, or cup of tea will do.
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That means, if Gosling isn't your cup of tea — or coffee — you can choose a photo of whichever celeb you're currently crushing on.
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Instead of spending 20 minutes fine-tuning my brows and liner, I relaxed with de-puffing eye gels and a cup of tea.
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I fill up my electric kettle and make a cup of tea to drink while I relax before another night of work tonight.
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As part of their visit, they met were scheduled to meet with Queen Elizabeth II for a cup of tea at Windsor Castle.
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But didn`t West Virginians vote accordingly, and say, whatever the merits of your arguments, sir, you were not their cup of tea?
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"Just so you know, Pakistan is an Asian country, sis," one user wrote with a GIF of Prince drinking a cup of tea.
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After getting through security, I grab a cup of tea and a Marshmallow Dream Bar at Starbucks and settle in at my gate.
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Press play on "OKRA" here, pour yourself a cup of tea, and enjoy these tweets while you wait to hear the Chalamet verse.
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My tattoo provokes stories, visible each time I shake the hand of someone new, or share a cup of tea with a friend.
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As I sat down with a cup of tea, waiting for my client's nervous knock at my door, I reflected on my preparation.
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It's like, OK, maybe it's not your cup of tea, but stop to think about why it's other people's before you rage tweet.
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Invest that money and let it grow, and you'll put yourself on the path to obscene riches — if that's your cup of tea.
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A Notcutts with a busy cafe full of pensioners eeking out a cup of tea and a bakewell tart for hours on end.
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Settle deep and quietly into your prison, and sit on the sofa you bought, and drink a cup of tea and watch Corrie.
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And at some point, the articles that I read over a cup of tea on Sunday mornings made their way into my schoolwork.
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Seasons: 4Episodes: 24Period dramas aren't everyone's cup of tea, but "Peaky Blinders" is a compelling watch for anyone interested in 20th-century England.
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In the summer of 2015, the two women met in Detroit for a museum directors' meeting and had a cup of tea together.
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"You go upstairs, and Sharon Olds is having a cup of tea, or Jonathan Safran Foer is eating a sandwich," Ms. Smith said.
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I recently sat down for a cup of tea with Ron and his wife Yvette at the World Science Festival in Brisbane, Australia.
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After offering me a cup of tea in classic Kiwi fashion, Herscher led me straight to his studio, which is also his bedroom.
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I thought it was going to be sweet and sticky and not my cup of tea, but this is a classic English ale.
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Survival movies aren't everyone's cup of tea (something Overgard could really use by the end of the film), and this won't be either.
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Just before lunch, Marjorie was making herself a cup of tea when she decided that Bob had been too long in the bathroom.
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I brew a cup of tea and eat in the quiet office since I am usually the first on my team to arrive.
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Of course, you could make it, too, but that's not my cup of tea and I don't want you to violate your rules.
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NEESHA ARTER TEA PARTY I usually wake up around 9, and the first thing I do is make myself a cup of tea.
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Even if you think erotica is not your cup of tea, I hope you'll check the excerpts out in case something strikes your fancy.
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Luckily, this morning I left a little earlier than I needed to and have time for a second cup of tea before we start.
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In the morning, we share another cup of tea and I manage to send a postcard to the office using the nation's official postbox.
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Maybe some other people will want to risk the ethical debate and see how these chickens walk, but it's not our cup of tea.
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Surprises might not be everyone's cup of tea, but David Beckham's reaction to his birthday surprise is the sweetest thing on the internet today.
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"If sex in the car isn't your cup of tea, go to a local hotel together for a classic one-night stand," Singer says.
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So grab a cup of tea, kick back with your fresh new "I Voted" sticker and let the puppies and pandas take you away.
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If you don't like it, you don't have to be on board, but she's no longer apologizing for not being everyone's cup of tea.
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I make my usual cup of tea while I lounge with my dog and watch a couple episodes of Grace and Frankie on Netflix.
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But the story of an unbreakable bond between a young boy and his dog in the Great Depression wasn't totally my cup of tea.
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Though that's a bit more indulgent than the Queen's go-to breakfast of toast or cereal, she does have a morning cup of tea.
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Here are three former Labor prime ministers sharing a cup of tea and a Medicare card, for example, in a classic green room situation.
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"There are definitely audiences out there for whom superhero movies are not their cup of tea," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore.
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But if none of these are your cup of tea, the selection this month from these streaming services might just feel a bit random.
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I can have a Pixelbook up and running in roughly the same time as it would take to brew a good cup of tea.
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She describes how she was given a cup of tea and blacked out after drinking it, and awoke realizing that she had been raped.
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Over a cup of tea, we'll discuss the green zeitgeist and review a new weed-related product—from futuristic vapes to next-level edibles.
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It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but Gigi Hadid was recently spotted in an '80s-inspired oversized blazer paired with bike shorts.
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The Archie Rose team are well aware the spirit will be divisive, accepting that rich, umami flavours are often not everyone's cup of tea.
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This approach might not be everyone's cup of tea, but it's the same one used in the treatment of pollen, mold, and pet allergies.
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It's like inviting Pennywise the Clown, the demon from Stephen King's "It" who feeds off your fears, over for a nice cup of tea.
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In the midst of the drudgery, which it is, you look up at blue sky or birds or you have a cup of tea.
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Whatever your politics, pull out your phone, pour yourself a cup of tea, and set aside an hour to at least read Warren's plans.
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"Sometimes we do the nose test," Mr. Moore said a couple of days later over a cup of tea in his bright Flatiron office.
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Later, I make a cup of tea and have half of a pranik (a Russian pastry my parents brought back from their recent trip).
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Shortly afterwards he visited some of those made homeless by the disaster, sharing a cup of tea with them while sitting on the floor.
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He ordered a cup of tea with lemon and a slice of cheesecake, because he remembered Sergey mentioning cheesecake as the ultimate American food.
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There is nothing like a cup of tea and a digestive biscuit with your mum and dad to bring you back to your roots.
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A while later, a man clutching a cup of tea wandered in from the back, where he'd been playing mah-jongg with another masseuse.
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Alexander Litvinenko, a former secret service officer in Russia, was murdered in London in 2006 after his cup of tea was laced with polonium.
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During the winter, his hygge routine involves sitting by the fire, reading a book and having a cup of tea or glass of wine.
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A big company wasn't necessarily my cup of tea, and I was looking at different things to sort of keep my ambient cycles rolling.
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Tea purists say you need more space to brew your tea properly, but sometimes a ball infuser is easier for a single cup of tea.
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I stop by the staff "lounge" and make myself a cup of tea, which is the only thing available in the staff lounge because nonprofit.
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The final scene is of Lily and Giggs walking out a bar together and going to a caff to laugh over a cup of tea.
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But if the idea of running a marathon or having a power session at the gym isn't exactly your cup of tea, don't sweat it.
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Campers can even use it to boil water, so you can have fresh drinking water and a steaming cup of tea thanks to the sun.
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While peppermint does have antimicrobial and antiviral properties in a test tube, they're probably not going to translate to your cup of tea, she says.
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Once it does, I snag a bowl of pineapple, blueberries, blackberries, and grapes, along with another cup of tea, to take back to my desk.
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What gets me is that the wide-angle shots just aren't my cup of tea: the natural distortion is exaggerated and annoying to my eyes.
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I'm not one for going to the Far East and walking around with a backpack on; I just find that not my cup of tea.
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Thanks to a bunch of tweets re-discovered by NPR, we can now trace the origins of this hashtag back to a cup of tea.
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A cold pint in a lakeside pub after a summer run, and a cup of tea and toasted teacake in a village café in winter.
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Even if these genres aren't your cup of tea, it's also rare to see them executed with such precision, no matter how generous the budget.
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I chat with my roommate as she gets ready for work, and I make a cup of tea, eat a banana, and take a shower.
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During a round of "Who'd You Rather?" on The Ellen Show, it quickly became apparent that Taylor Swift's ex is totally Lopez's cup of tea.
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"[Flynn] was not always my cup of tea in terms of style, and I made that clear to the candidate at the time," he said.
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When Duff does get some time to herself she often goes out with her friends but finds that dating isn't really her cup of tea.
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According to the calculations, leaving the photocopier on overnight would actually only use up enough energy to make half a cup of tea, not 30.
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If you like the juicy founding story of Facebook's The Social Network, the rumored dramatic founding story of Garena might be your cup of tea.
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Even if you think Ed Sheeran isn't your cup of tea, he has all but guaranteed you'll find something to love on his newest album.
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Yet all the mistakes I made back then leave me with little or no sense of shame: Dostoyevskian reflections are not my cup of tea.
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But you can collect that income and it's a better income producer than most, but I've got to tell you, not my cup of tea.
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Rice paper screens part to expose geishas in kimonos, and the musical accompaniment is as soothing as a cup of tea on a snowy day.
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If an unannounced appearance is not your cup of tea, you are free to leave (unobtrusively please) no questions asked, your check on the house.
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When another woman cautiously approached, Ms. Gannon-Grayson had a cup of tea in her hand and a brownie in front of her within moments.
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But if following the advice of a Warren Buffett, Oprah Winfrey, or Bill Gates isn't your cup of tea, consider following the advice of science.
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The way I say it respectfully — as an Indian-American and given the tea-drinking habits of my parents — it's not my cup of tea.
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The reality star shared that she was sick over Labor Day weekend and posted a cup of tea she was drinking on her Instagram Story.
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One night she was out with a friend who complained about how few places there were to go for an old-fashioned cup of tea.
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Water that has been sitting a while, or more likely boiled over and over again, will lack oxygen, leaving your cup of tea tasting flat.
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"I couldn't have played this role 10 years ago," he said over a cup of tea — the blend was called Balance — in the museum's cafe.
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This popular trend has stuck around ever since, but being a little more difficult to style and wear, it's far from everyone's cup of tea.
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And if Trump isn't your cup of tea, it's just a matter of time until you can check on your family ties with other celebrities.
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"As they slowly began to feel calm, Red got her grandmother chicken soup and a cup of tea," the NRA version of the tale reads.
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The speech was one of the shortest on record: if you left the room to make a cup of tea you might have missed it all.
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Especially the older ones who come in every week for their fish and chips and free cup of tea (available with family cards Monday to Friday).
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Amy Schumer may not always be everyone's cup of tea, but credit where credit's due: Girl really knows how to spoil her dad for the holidays.
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That might sound like your cup of tea, but so far, Chance is so over the top with its melodrama that it's impossible to take seriously.
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D. gets up earlier than me, so he has a cup of tea waiting for me in the crew mess by the time I get there.
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If "Game of Thrones" or HBO aren't your cup of tea, you can also do this with Apple's other premium partners such as Starz and Showtime.
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Bees don't just provide us with deliciously sweet honey for our cup of tea, they are also responsible for pollinating food crops across the entire planet.
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She wanted to bring him a cup of tea or a slice of buttered toast, even if the toast went uneaten and the tea grew cold.
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I'm proud to announce that Love Is Blind is just bizarre enough to work, if and only if reality television is already your cup of tea.
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Young, earnest Tom Holland puts in a very game performance as Peter Parker, but we've already established that the character isn't really my cup of tea.
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Enjoy it during a Netflix binge, along with a cup of tea, or, hell, take it to the movie theater with you — weirder things have happened.
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"They were quite shocked, so we gave them a cup of tea and you know, sort of settled them down," Dewald Behrens told the Seven Network.
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Guy Woodall, owner of the Yum Cha Drinks company, tells Reuters UK that he invented the product in hopes of making a better cup of tea.
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There's something undeniably charming about wintertime and snuggling up in an oversize sweater with a piping hot cup of tea while the snow rages on outside.
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Now it was Andrew who would greet her, after another rowdy day on the Legislative Council, with a cup of tea just as she liked it.
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Ahead of the announcement, Buiter described it as a "non-event" and anticipated, "the Bank of England will just sit and have a cup of tea."
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But it is not everyone's cup of tea and some critics, such as Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger, say it is not appropriate in a team sport.
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She came in, came up to the mess, and had a cup of tea with the watch and then she joined us for the minute's silence.
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Spontaneous street protests erupted twice in recent months after officers shot and killed people in separate arguments over a taxi fare and a cup of tea.
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I don't expect to be everyone's cup of tea, but to know you're just one of somebody's options—a faceless building that could crumble—kills me.
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As a kid, there were the sitcoms on the major networks, and if that wasn't your cup of tea, you really had to seek it out.
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"After dinner, I like to retreat to a quiet space with a cup of tea and do a quick email and social media sweep," he writes.
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After a cup of tea, she led me to a small office upstairs full of brightly colored dreamcatchers, which she also makes herself and sells online.
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A swarthy man with smooth dark hair was sitting in a red leather armchair with a copy of the Financial Times and a cup of tea.
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"Play Like a Winner," on the other hand, is the kind of musical comedy that sucks you in whether it's your cup of tea or not.
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Proust is always telling us that each thing contains the world, that a cup of tea opens onto the whole of all he's known and felt.
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Advisors say if using a program is not your cup of tea, at a minimum you should consistently look at your bank and credit card statements.
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TECH TIP Google's overhaul for the web may not be everyone's cup of tea, but you can return to the previous version for a while longer.
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If I could keep the same routine every day — same wake-up time, same route to work, same breakfast, same cup of tea — I'd be delighted.
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The most technically proficient band in rock, with one of the best vocalists working in any genre, seem as though they'd be White's cup of tea.
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I make a cup of tea, grab a slice of toast, get my lunch and a yogurt from the fridge, and I'm out the door by 8.
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"I was just drinking a cup of tea, accidentally opened up my MacOS notifications bar, and thought 'That looks bad...'" he told Motherboard in an online chat.
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As with everything when it comes to sex and kissing, French kissing isn't everyone's cup of tea — some people find closed-mouth kissing to be more enjoyable.
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Somehow, chatting over a latte or a cup of tea on Saturday afternoon feels way less loaded than sipping on a glass of wine at 9 p.m.
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Once you get the hang of it, it's all smooth sailing... this line of work may not be everyone's cup of tea but it certainly is mine.
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At a high table next to a faulty fruit machine, Joey Bradbury and Rowan Martin are nursing a pint of Pepsi and a cup of tea respectively.
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"I will be celebrating with my lovely little family and I'll probably play some board games, and you know, have a nice cup of tea," Bindi said.
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He steered me toward a "safe" dish that wouldn't shock my sheltered caucasian senses, he poured a cup of tea for each of us and we talked.
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If the latest titles coming to the service aren't your cup of tea, or if Hulu has simply won the subscription battle, you always have other options.
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I find myself enjoying it, especially since so many people have tried to get me to watch it and it never sounded like my cup of tea.
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"Drink a glass of tea, or cup of tea, instead of a glass of wine and save a glass of wine for a special occasion," she said.
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It's nice to see her, and we hang out and have a cup of tea for an hour or so while I get lots of baby cuddles.
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If getting outside in the current dicey weather to celebrate doesn't sound like your cup of tea, then we have an alternative indoor option to propose: snacking.
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I wake up, make a cup of tea, split an orange with the boyfriend, kiss him goodbye as he heads off to work, and start making breakfast.
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Vahdam recently said it had delivered its 0003 millionth cup of tea — note: it sells loose leaf tea not bags — having just hit 200,000 customers to date.
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" Wine: "I induce people to strum the lute and beat the jug, but you can't get singers and dancers to come perform for a cup of tea.
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If reporting directly to an eccentric billionaire and getting paid in bitcoin sounds like your cup of tea, then does Jack Dorsey have an offer for you.
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"I hope everyone gets a nice cup of tea after this," Meghan was heard saying as she shook hands with fans, thanking them for braving the weather.
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When we get back I make another cup of tea and snack on peanut butter, two mini pitas, and strawberries while I play around on my phone.
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Though Khloé's answer to this is "Just a little extra fabulousness," I found that seven pumps of chai, hold the water, wasn't exactly my cup of tea.
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All you want to do is put on some good tunes, pour yourself a cup of tea, and chill out in your very own "armchair of death".
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Wearing prints might not be my cup of tea, but when it comes to fashion, I'm a firm believer that a little experimentation goes a long way.
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If buying a shit-ton of merch is your cup of tea, then by all means, go ahead – assuming it's actually coming from the source, that is.
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If spending hours in a zombie-infested wasteland surrounded by dozens of other zombie fanatics sounds like your cup of tea, you can head over to FathomEvents.
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Fossil has many other Q hybrid watches in different styles, so if this one isn't your cup of tea, you can also check out the other options.
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Trump and the queen then stood for a pomp and circumstance-filled ceremony, reviewing troops and entering the royal residence to share a cup of tea together.
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For a few months, I used the app diligently, entering updates every time I made myself a cup of tea or drank a few mouthfuls of juice.
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A sign, which hangs on the front of the store, invites new mothers to come on in to breastfeed their baby and have a cup of tea.
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If VR videos aren't your cup of tea, you can also watch any regular YouTube video in 2D on a big VR screen, which is still neat.
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The product has undergone a number of tweaks since it was first announced in 2014, but the final version – well, it's certainly not my cup of tea.
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Nisha Chittal: This book is extremely my cup of tea — I love contemporary novels about adults navigating the messiness of modern life — and it did not disappoint.
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NO MORE SUNDAY DREAD After the kids go to bed, Zach and I will have a cup of tea — that's one of my favorite things to do.
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"Self-care is a hot, trendy subject right now, and for most people that means making a cup of tea or doing a sheet mask," she said.
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And that Doreen Virtue—not quite my cup of tea, but I see her stacks of cards in a lot of friends' houses, a lot of girls.
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My wife was doing a play at Playwrights Horizon, which referenced the show, so we went to see it and it was not my cup of tea.
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There is Little Birdy, a short little platformer-poem that offers sweet little snippets of prose as you fly around; dreamtune, a more musical version of those rain noise apps; a cup of tea, a simple 3D animation of a brewing cup of tea that, despite not doing anything, felt like meditation; and Fox Village, a janky-but-nice Tamagotchi-style game about feeding voxel foxes (voxes?) until they like you.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has two commercials in the top five, with its "A priest and an imam meet for a cup of tea" for its Prime service coming second.
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Sometimes, the only saving grace is a nice warm cup of tea or coffee to wake us up and help us feel refreshed after hours in the air.
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A shopkeeper decries the coarseness of democracy—it is only ten years since the king surrendered absolute authority—before insisting that she stay for a cup of tea.
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This kind of quasi-isolationist thinking isn't exactly my cup of tea, but it certainly reduces the risk of utter catastrophe relative to a return to high Bushism.
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Instead of celebrating a bachelor party, maybe grooms-to-be should commemorate their final days of singledom by sitting quietly in their homes with a cup of tea.
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I went home, had a cup of tea, and two hours later I think there were tears in my eyes going, 'Oh my God I'm not going back.
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I make a cup of tea in the office kitchen, and get back to work, which consists of emailing a few people and FedExing a couple Blu-rays.
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In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the problem of intergalactic travel is ultimately solved by suspending an atomic vector plotter in a nice hot cup of tea.
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Khalid Howilo, center, holds a cup of tea as he warms himself by a fire at the refugee and migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece, Sunday, March 27, 2016.
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Find ways to stay grounded and clear your mind—perhaps sit someplace quiet with a cup of tea to engage your senses and connect with your physical being.
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When I saw her trying to carry a cup of tea and cookies and she was shaking… I knew we can provide the services to help elderly people.
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If Bixi's gesture controlled lifestyle sounds like your cup of tea, you can get one on Kickstarter for $79, with the company hoping to ship in March 2017.
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Her voice is posh and she quotes Shakespeare, but she lives in Hackney and sadly sips a cup of tea on the ledge of a run-down building.
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Our book reviews often feature the book sitting on my notebook, along with some sort of knickknack that fits thematically with the story and a cup of tea.
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"The fact that there is absolutely zero fourth wall for him is completely my cup of tea," he said, laughing as he imagined mingling with Cape Cod crowds.
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It's not my cup of tea, but I can see why some good people might be willing to tolerate Trump and Bannon's personalities in order to pursue it.
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If convenience is everything, the futuristic T-Square from Gourmia will leave you with a remarkably rich and satisfying cup of tea at the push of a button.
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I think people don't always see it as booze, they see it more as a cup of something sweet and warming, like a cup of tea or coffee.
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We think U.S. dog lovers have gone way too long without a special place to grab a cup of tea and spend some quality time with adorable pooches.
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It might not be your cup of tea, but just think about someone picking up a guitar and playing the notes—it takes a certain degree of talent.
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Willow & Everett Surgical Whistling Teapot with Tea Infuser, available from Amazon for $36.99 Mom can enjoy a lovely cup of tea with this 3-liter stainless steel teapot.
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My husband takes a nap, and I settle into my favorite spot: a cozy chair by the window, with a blanket, my book, and a cup of tea.
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But if Baby Shark is not really your cup of tea, here's a tune from every decade to help you jam out as you're scrubbing off the germs.
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Marvel movies have never really been my cup of tea, but in the months since Avengers: Endgame came out, I've found myself thinking about it quite a bit.
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Stay home tonight, make yourself a cup of tea or pour a glass of wine, grab your smartphone and get to the work of making a memorable day.
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These are people I've seen at neighborhood meetings, not people with whom I socialize — due to the gossipy behavior that I've observed, which isn't my cup of tea.
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"When I look at sipping a cup of tea, I'm a little taken aback and kind of—you have to laugh about it to see all the criticism."
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Specifically, they found that regular tea drinkers could expect to live 1.26 years longer at age 50 than those who did not regularly enjoy a cup of tea.
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The original Western release featured fully voiced characters with exaggerated regional British accents, which some people like but… well, let's just say they aren't my cup of tea.
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Stockman is never going to be everybody's cup of tea, and his warnings of a worldwide recession and near-term collapse in the stock market may not materialize.
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I send out my deliverables and then make myself a cup of tea and head into an empty conference room for a change of scenery (we meet remotely).
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If those aren't your cup of tea, perhaps you'd prefer the "breath" scent, which is probably the closest you'll get to simulating an interaction with a real human.
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And when I look at sipping a cup of tea, I'm a little taken aback … You have to laugh about it, to see all the criticism' #FifaWWC pic.twitter.
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Not everyone's cup of tea, obviously, and not to make light of trigger warnings, but this movie could conceivably be eligible for at least a dozen of them.
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By the way, we also have a photo of him having a cup of tea with his friends, or of him sitting in the sentry towers enjoying Christmas.
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Don't Be Oblivious People are wont to say, "I don't know, that's not my cup of tea" whenever they're asked something that they don't know the answer to.
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Want to knock out the challenge for drowning your target in the toilet, poisoning their cup of tea, and doing it all while wearing the goofy flamingo mascot disguise?
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I also like having nice candles and I like having my little things there, making a cup of tea and telling jokes and cooking and having a few drinks.
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Queen Elizabeth was offered a cup of tea — or "something stronger" — when she was in a car accident 45 years ago with her husband Prince Philip at the wheel.
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A brain surgeon eats a plate of £1.30 hash browns, a ladle full of baked beans, and a cup of tea with dots of tannin swimming across the surface.
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The people who don't believe that contests are their cup of tea or aren't true to skateboarding—well, they're taking issue with something that's been around in skateboarding forever.
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If the aughts aren't your cup of tea — or Fanta, as it were — the new season also features Sasha Pieterse of Pretty Little Liars fame partnered with Gleb Savchenko.
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I hope these were Pretty Good tips, but if they weren't your cup of tea, I won't take it personally if you take a peek at the answer key.
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A man with a gravelly voice, the only other person in the room, offers Reza a cup of tea, but it feels less like an offer than a threat.
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I make myself a cup of tea and then go into a conference room where I listen to a 15-minute meditation on my Calm app and recalibrate myself.
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I realize I'm out of coffee because I didn't grocery shop yesterday, so I make a cup of tea, which should power me through until I get to work.
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"Before you check emails, before you do anything, before you have a cup of tea or breakfast — it's the best thing to do, straight out of bed, " he says.
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I make myself a large cup of tea and peanut butter toast and pour a big glass of water, promising myself I'll refill it at least once this morning.
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Adele also made a visit to the firefighters at the Chelsea Fire Station to have a "cup of tea and a cuddle" as she thanked them for their service.
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Prince Harry's girlfriend "of a couple months" shared yet another cryptic photo on her Instagram Tuesday — this time of a cup of tea and the perfect puzzle for two.
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While many fans jumped to the conclusion that the cup in question was from Starbucks, it's more likely the cup of tea was courtesy of the production's craft services.
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If the Oval 8 isn't necessarily your cup of tea (or you miss the buying window), I've selected some other foundation-perfecting brushes that are just as good, ahead.
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For a festive day out on the town in London, stop first for a sausage pastry and cup of tea, then carry on to one of the local markets.
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You have a cup of tea, you have a cup of coffee, you do your job, you get married, you try to do your best and then you die.
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On the recommendation of friends, von Hofmannsthal and Persson endured an awkward first meeting in an East London pub (he had a pint, she had a cup of tea).
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Sit in a room, face to physical face, drink a cup of tea or coffee, and get to know one another and why you're all interested in the movement.
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As we were about to grab a cup of tea, the rear doors of the ambulance we were sitting in swung open and a young women dived in, howling.
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While the industrial roughness of Frank's is certainly some people's cup of tea, my basic self couldn't help but prefer the pretty, colorful vibe of the Bussey Rooftop bar.
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Roman Tsepov, Vladimir V. Putin's former bodyguard, began vomiting and having diarrhea after drinking a cup of tea at a Federal Security Service office in St. Petersburg on Sept.
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He is a London bachelor of independent means so regular in his habits that he fires a manservant for serving him a cup of tea at the wrong temperature.
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I met Claire at Chez Panisse, and every time I go to say hi to her, I'll grab a cup of tea and some cake and we'll catch up.
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Paul Roberts, now her husband, was making her a cup of tea when she noticed that he had pulled a new box of Irish Breakfast out of the cupboard.
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On particularly tough or gloomy days, I would rush home to my cozy apartment, sip a hot cup of tea, and spend some quality time with my blanket buddy.
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On a cold, damp evening, stirring a cup of tea in an east London cafe-cum-Indian-canteen opposite Shoreditch overground station, clouds are running through Joshua Idehen's mind.
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When we are asked to sit, wait, and reflect over a cup of tea we are more open to ours and others' experiences of and relationship to the world.
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The figures suggest that the dearly loved British cup of tea has fallen into decline since the 21974s, with tea consumption dropping from 285g per person per week to 753g.
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She takes a bath in a hot cup of tea in the clouds and curls up into a vortex of white linens—all this, within a soft pastel color palette.
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But clay has not always been her cup of tea and prior to this year she had never gone past the second round in five previous appearances at Roland Garros.
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We actually think that you should just enjoy whatever the hell you want to enjoy, and if giant superhero movie replicas are your cup of tea, we support you wholeheartedly.
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This means bringing eight boxes of Krispy Kreme donuts to Khloé's house, ignoring the fact that, as a fitness fanatic, eight boxes of donuts aren't exactly Khloé's cup of tea.
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While the new year can be overwhelming with its dark mornings, short days, and cold temps, knitwear feels like a cup of tea and a big hug all in one.
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According to food scientist Dr Quan Vuong, from the University of Newcastle in Australia, microwaving your cup of tea is the key to getting more health benefits from the beverage.
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Bringing it to email, which for all its shortcomings remains one of the few formats that reliably work across all vendors and clients, won't be everybody's cup of tea, either.
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Because who wouldn't want to come home to the voice of Alfred, the man who keeps Batman's secret and who clearly knows how to make a perfect cup of tea?
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CAIRO — An Egyptian criminal court sentenced a police officer to life in prison on Wednesday for fatally shooting a man who refused to give him a free cup of tea.
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If intricate designs with subdials, detailed bezels, and large hands are not your cup of tea, this Calvin Klein watch can elevate your style without being too over the top.
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The servants are plotting to murder the mistress again, but in José Rivera's new adaptation of Jean Genet's "The Maids," they won't be bringing her some delicate cup of tea.
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Among them is the piaffe — the distinctive, high-stepping, bouncing-in-place gait that gives the impression that horse and rider are getting excited about an imminent cup of tea.
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It's not really my cup of tea — I didn't see anything that held my attention for very long, but maybe it will get better as people upload better original videos.
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Vivo Barefoot has dozens of other styles as well, so if the Rif Eco Suede isn't exactly your cup of tea, you're sure to find a pair that suits you.
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The show is certainly not everyone's cup of tea, but if you have yet to explore the "Rick and Morty" multiverse, it just might be time to check it out.
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Take at least 15 minutes to do something that puts you in a good mood, like drinking a cup of tea or reading a few pages of a good book.
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It can just be a state of mind with which we do whatever else it is we're doing: volunteering, commuting to work, drinking a cup of tea, washing the dishes.
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"There are lot of masters of the universe who think he may not be their cup of tea, but he's been a godsend," said Mr. Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
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The water was a hundred and eighty degrees, hot enough to brew a cup of tea—or, as it soon occurred to Krzykowski, to cook a bowl of ramen noodles.
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If that may not be your cup of tea, you can try for other types of ASMR videos first; such as videos that use whispering and other sounds and visuals.
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The Manjaro build (which uses a KDE Plasma desktop interface) was nice, though not my personal cup of tea, as I tend to be more comfortable in Debian/Ubuntu terminals.
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In April, a policeman shot three people in a Cairo suburb after an argument over the price of a cup of tea, killing one of them, which also caused a riot.
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And while it'd be easy to say the first step to healthier, hydrated hair is putting down that flat iron and cutting out the coloring, that's not everyone's cup of tea.
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On songs like "Good Ol' Boys Club" and "Pageant Material," Musgraves delights in blowing smoke in their faces and proudly embracing that she isn't going to be everyone's cup of tea.
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"Those scenes were much, much easier than I was expecting them to be — playing dress-up and being tied up, all that stuff is not everybody's cup of tea," Evans said.
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In Britain, Simon Berry took the Guinness World Records title for "highest bungee dunk" after dipping a biscuit into a cup of tea from his 237-metre (2777 ft) bungee rope.
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I showed it to Agnès and she said it wasn't her cup of tea but she felt that since she was making a film about me it should be in it.
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That can mean making a ritual out of taking time to enjoy a cup of tea, lighting a candle with every meal and having a cosy evening with family and friends.
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A simple cup of tea might seem like the definition of Britishness, but to trace its origins, I find myself thousands of miles away in India's most southern state of Kerala.
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I was staying in Los Feliz, and my routine became waking up at 7 AM and going walking in the hills for a couple of hours after a cup of tea.
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Downton Abbey "Downton Abbey" has poured its last cup of tea, strapped its last traveling case to the car, dispatched its last awkward reaction shot to a mildly witty bon mot.
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"I started Asylum because, to me, it felt like something that God really wanted to happen," Billie explained after the Asylum meeting, over a cup of tea in a busy cafe.
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I'm pleased with how much bonus content we managed to pack into the fill, so that even if the theme isn't your cup of tea, there's plenty to keep you interested.
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Even though if "Skank" was never my cup of tea, Fatboy Slim's "Praise You" probably marked the pinnacle of big beat's American crossover, and the genre's zenith before its swift decline.
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McDonnell has already met executives from Standard Chartered, Barclays and the London Stock Exchange, in what has been dubbed a "cup of tea offensive" to court the support of financial leaders.
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For all its prowess at Go, Deep Mind's new neural net can't make you a cup of tea or discuss the day's weather—but it's a portent of things to come.
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In fall we have the wood-burning stove going at all times and there's always a water kettle on it, so hot water is always ready for a cup of tea.
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Six seasons in, the show still goes down like a warm cup of tea that comforts and soothes while hitting a spot we didn't even know we needed it to hit.
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Here, the "taming" Petruchio subjects Katharina to in Shakespeare's play becomes a series of erotically charged games — around an imaginary fire, or a cup of tea — through which their intimacy blooms.
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He is particularly passionate about the tea ceremony, a highly choreographed ritual that dates back to ninth-century Japan, when a Buddhist monk served the Emperor Saga a cup of tea.
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It's called The Break Room, which is not a spot to rest and have a cup of tea, it's a room to go and destroy objects for the hell of it.
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You'll need small bills when you're buying a cup of tea on the street, or taking a tuk-tuk ride — do not expect your driver to be able to make change.
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Stripping down to fight over a stick might not be everyone's cup of tea — but it was for thousands of men in Japan determined to have good luck for a year.
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You can save and organize them, send them to family and friends, cook them, make notes on them, and post about them on social media, if that's your cup of tea.
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Martin Parr's 1997 image of a simple cup of tea helped inspire my spring 2018 men's show, for which the artist Sue Tilley painted ordinary objects onto totes, knits and jackets.
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The quotidian act of preparing a cup of tea for a visitor was raised to the level of art, with meticulous care lavished upon the unique goal of entertaining one's guests.
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"It combines the greatest aspects of many different sports — tactics, planning, bravery and risk-taking — plus you can have a cup of tea and often a stimulating conversation while you play!"
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But in a way it helps me appreciate smaller things—like a cup of tea, or a walk in nature—because I'm not constantly striving for that next level of happiness.
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Setting itself up as a home away from home, guests are free to wander into the kitchens and grab a snack from the butler's pantry or make themselves a cup of tea.
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I make my daily cup of tea and two scrambled pesto eggs, and then sit in front of more episodes of Grace and Frankie before I shower and get ready for work.
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The Obamas later welcomed the Trumps to the White House on inauguration day, where the couples sat down for a traditional cup of tea before the swearing-in ceremony at the Capitol.
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The conversation â€" which just sounds like a casual chat over a cup of tea â€" is a rare insight into the life and mind of a member of the royal family.
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But if formal liturgy isn't your cup of tea, or you prefer a different style of worship, there are all sorts and varieties of Christians who would be glad to welcome you.
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Your worst "the robots are taking over" nightmare probably doesn't involve a machine sitting down with a cup of tea and assessing your résumé, but in 2018, the idea isn't completely farfetched.
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Actually, it is everyday intelligence that is difficult for AI, replicating actions that we are good at without knowing about it (for instance, making a cup of tea in someone else's kitchen).
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But whether or not you like Beyoncé's music, or even Beyoncé, is one thing—she's not everyone's cup of tea, and that's fine; dismissing her and her Coachella performance, however, is another.
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The whole process of brewing a perfect cup of tea can, indeed, be quite fickle — though the average consumer probably won't meditate too hard on a 10-degree difference in brew temperature.
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We can't go on living like this, so MUNCHIES asked a trio of Michelin-starred British chefs and hospitality dons to instruct us on exactly how to make a cup of tea.
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I choose to stay for my two cats, the people I love and hold dear, the next gorgeous sunrise and epic thunderstorm, and the next good book or awesome cup of tea.
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There are bike chase sequences and gratuitous slow-motion shots of Modi sweeping floors, outwitting terrorists, and delivering condescending monologues that compare running a government to making the perfect cup of tea.
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It's complete with custom t-shirts and screening packages that range from "Twilight Hog" (6 A.M. to 4 P.M.) to "Whole Hog" (all day, plus a sandwich and a cup of tea).
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While Tyler Henry isn't my cup of tea, he is one of the most sought-after people in Hollywood for one very specific reason: to allow celebrities to communicate with the dead.
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Louie Swisher: No. Well, I downloaded Reddit for a little bit, and I thought it was funny, and I saw some funny stuff, but it wasn't really my cup of tea. Why?
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Women's Hometown Down Scarf, available at Stio, $59.95If that gator isn't quite their cup of tea, this down scarf (with hidden pocket) is like a down jacket for their face and neck.
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A little more than an hour later, a group of laborers, who were working on an enormous heap of coal waste in South Wales, also paused to make a cup of tea.
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"I remember visiting sessions when he was in the canteen drinking a cup of tea while the band worked something out, because that was the right thing to do at the time."
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As she sat with local leaders over a cup of tea to discuss the impact and the logistics of rebuilding a region in crisis, her brow furrowed as they listed their concerns.
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In the video for her lead single, "Look What You Made Me Do," snakes adorn her throne, pouring her a cup of tea and she even wears rings decorated with serpentine images.
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Muhammed Circa, a resident of one red brick building, sipped a cup of tea the other day in the cramped first-floor office of a lawyer friend that overlooks the Ring Road.
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Get a slice of lemon-meringue cake and a cup of tea, an airy brioche doughnut or a swirl of matcha and vanilla fior di latte soft serve, covered in candied ginger.
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It's also not everyone's cup of tea, so a meditative-esque activity can be a helpful stand-in, and isn't as intimidating as just sitting and doing nothing might feel right now.
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Put in the effort to make breakfast, and stop to enjoy the fruits of my labor, ideally with a good cup of tea — and maybe a few minutes of peace and quiet.
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If you're the kind of person who enjoys buying a highly specialized vehicle right from the showroom, the 2016 Chicago Auto Show is turning out to be just your cup of tea.
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He offered her a cup of tea and a plate of freshly baked cookies as they sat down at his kitchen table to strategize about an area he was planning to canvass.
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"We weren't allowed to do any type of activism, but we were active still," she said, pouring herself a cup of tea, her daughter and granddaughter settled into plush chairs beside her.
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In 1999, feeling neglected by the governing party, she brought its parliamentary coalition crashing down, announcing the act by inviting Sonia Gandhi, the leader of the opposition, for a cup of tea.
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"If hot desking is not your cup of tea, it&aposs acceptable to share your concerns with your manager and ask if there&aposs a way to keep your desk," Augustine advised.
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We had a similar but colder arctic blast a few years back that left me sitting in front of a fireplace in warm clothes, with a cup of tea and a book.
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A fresh cup of tea is one of the most under-appreciated things in America (aside from those free massage chairs at Brookstone, which I also advocate should be an office necessity).
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Today, sitting across from me while sipping a cup of tea, a tool to help rejuvenate his vocal cords in midst of his first big tour, Allen still expresses guilt over the ordeal.
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"It's not part of the German culture to do something like" what Uber did, Mr. Kurt, 45, said over a cup of tea last month during a break in his busy holiday schedule.
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The addition is inspired by the Bulletproof Coffee craze, whose devotees claim that including butter or ghee in their morning cup of tea or coffee promotes energy and mental clarity and boosts metabolism.
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I quickly mastered the fine art of weather chat, and learned the hard way to never make a cup of tea without offering to make a cup for everyone else at the office.
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English breakfast tea, known as "tea" in the UK, is what I drink every day, and I was excited to try what could potentially be the best cup of tea I'd ever had.
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If sore shoulders and a bag that's seen better days en route to your weekend retreat doesn't sound like your cup of tea, then it's time to consider refreshing your go-to piece.
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More than 6,000 charity workers were invited for the party, to celebrate Prince Charles's 70th birthday, where they were treated to a speech from Harry, musical performances and a customary cup of tea.
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Kimmy arrives to give Lillian, who's been up all night filibustering and peeing into a bucket, a cup of tea to wake her up, but in usual Kimmy fashion, bungles the whole thing.
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Since the café wasn't really his cup of tea, he spent his time in his culinary lab—a modest set up with a stove and an ice cream maker— tinkering with sorbet recipes.
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Interestingly, while the senior Trudeau might not have always been Reagan's cup of tea, a succeeding Canadian Prime Minister -- Brian Mulroney -- and Reagan hit it off so well that they became close friends.
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Most important, it's a satisfying, one-pan meal that's just as easy to throw together for a Tuesday dinner as it is for a weekend breakfast, even before your second cup of tea.
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He acknowledged having had three meetings — "two lunches and a cup of tea," as he later said in interviews — with the Russian ambassador, Alexander V. Yakovenko, rather than just the famous boozy lunch.
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Jax and his wife, costar Brittany Cartwright, were out Tuesday night in NYC and said except for 2 newbies -- Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni -- the rest of 'em aren't his cup of tea.
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The first morning we were all a bit starstruck when, after jetting in from London, he suddenly appeared at the breakfast table with his muesli and cup of tea to sit amongst us.
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The resolution: Read more The gift: There's so much media to consume these days that it can be difficult to find a moment alone with a good book and a cup of tea.
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She drew the attention — and, in some cases, ire — of the world when she celebrated her go-ahead goal in the World Cup semifinal against England by sipping a fake cup of tea.
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A white-haired Christian pastor greets his friend, a Muslim imam, and the two converse and laugh over a cup of tea, wincing about their creaky knees as they prepare to part ways.
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If booze-free happy hours in a Brooklyn coworking space don't feel like your cup of tea, that doesn't mean a low-carb bottle of zero-proof beer can't accompany a football tailgate.
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Match's member base is so robust, and what those members are looking for in a partner varies so greatly — nobody can be everybody's cup of tea, but on Match, you're sure to be someone's.
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There's a young pop starlet named Ribbon Girl, a beefy undead boxer called Master Mummy, and Twintelle, a classy movie star who punches with her hair and celebrates victory with a cup of tea.
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"I know the film is very much not everyone's cup of tea, but I've been surprised ever since it came out, and so grateful, that some people are really fond of it," Curtis wrote.
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That's not because I think it's wrong or anything, but it's just not my cup of tea, and I don't think I need that kind of intervention to feel validated in my physical beauty.
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This panel was not my cup of tea, so I left the panel early to charge my phone — and eat some vegan kale cookies + cream ice cream from the by CHLOE ice cream cart.
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I can imagine listening to it on headphones when sitting on a train looking out the window, or through the speakers in your living room while you are making yourself a cup of tea.
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Pour ourselves a cup of tea and an orange juice and get a chocolate digestive or nine out of the cupboard and sit back with some downtempo British cosmic disco courtesy of Quiet Village.
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He said he had written speeches for the then defence minister and had accompanied him on foreign trips, but had talked only "rarely" to him about the submarine deal "over a cup of tea".
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If events aren't your cup of tea, you could become a project planner for a business that doesn't have an in-house project manager in order to keep their teams focused and on-track.
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To unwind at the end of the day, people come to the riverbank for bandaar — easy chat over a cup of tea or, if in season, the delicious pomegranates this region is known for.
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The show also dug up an old photo of Robbie wearing the (falsely obtained) spectacles, with a cup of tea and what looks like Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in hand.
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Guests, like Christian Moueix, proprietor of Château Trotanoy in Pomerol and Dominus Estate in Napa Valley, among others, may be offered a cup of tea before sitting across a dining table from Mr. Dalton.
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He credits his early experience working at fashion industry giants such as Dolce & Gabbana, Christian Lacroix and Thierry Mugler with introducing him to remarkable artisans (minimalism, he allows, is not his cup of tea).
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"I always thought I was going to have a cute little store, where I would sit around with a cup of tea, and my cat, and sell a few nice things," says Tiina Laakkonen.
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I was not expecting to be facing this sort of thing in snuggly socks and a dressing gown, thousands of miles from home, trying not to panic and craving a proper cup of tea.
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Living and working in Antarctica tends to lead to a craving for high-fat, high-sugar food, and fruitcake fits the bill nicely, not to mention going very well with a cup of tea.
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Redemption came in a steamy cup of tea brewed from three kinds of mushrooms, including some black trumpets like the ones she hoped we might find down by the river once the rain stopped.
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Muse, who said that the films weren't "their cup of tea," then grudgingly admitted that things are going great for them in the US off the back of Twilight, selling out 20,000-capacity venues.
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It's not often that a dramatic war movie also proves oddly soothing, making you want to have a cup of tea and listen to string music while imagining yourself aloft a gently choppy sea.
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A neatly folded nightgown on a freshly made bed, a jacket left hanging behind a chair, or a half finished cup of tea; all refer to the daily routines of people we have never met.
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"It's not as if the BJP doesn't work here, they have really done a lot for the city," he said over a cup of tea in Sehore, a district of Bhopal where Thakur was campaigning.
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The best cup of tea on Earth is the one Mum makes when I arrive in our kitchen from the long flight home, or, if that's not in reach, one that reminds me of that.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Imagine being able to trace the exact origins of your cup of tea: where and how it was made, whether organic soil was used and if the workers were treated fairly.
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The murder of Alexander Litvinenko via a cup of tea laced with a toxic isotope, polonium 210, has long been suspected by British authorities to have been a state-sponsored operation by two Russian agents.
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So if partying in the crystal waters of the South Pacific to "Bangerang" sounds like your cup of tea, you can pop a $99 deposit on your spot at Your Paradise 2016 as of now.
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The perfect cup of tea is Rare Tea English Breakfast loose leaf tea steeped in a China pot, which must be pre-warmed for three and a half minutes exactly, and served in a mug.
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Dirt, carrots, a brick wall, a spoon, a bottle of Heinz ketchup, a spilt cup of tea — his images are proof that even life's most mundane objects and occurrences can be used to spark creativity.
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Casual sex isn't everyone's cup of tea, but if you're going to get it on with someone you're not in a committed relationship with, it's best to prepare yourself for what's about to go down.
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"To me, the notion that at a funeral you couldn't get a cup of tea or something to eat to stave off hunger or maintain your blood-sugar level just doesn't make sense," he said.
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If that sounds like your cup of tea, you can check out the dreamy pictures that Disney Fairytale Weddings & Honeymoons Posted on its Ever After Blog and start visualizing your perfect Disney fairy-tale wedding.
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No sooner had they sat down and enjoyed their first cup of tea came a lucrative job offer from an old Thai pal up North, in Oldham, a rough, tough, working-class suburb of Manchester.
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Imagine a woman in her 70s with a fresh cup of tea in her hand, just up out of bed at 4.30 am to make sure she doesn't miss another chapter in McGregor's meteoric rise.
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There&aposs nothing more satisfying to me than curling up on the couch with a cozy blanket and a cup of tea in preparation for another marathon of the Great British Bake Off on Netflix.
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"The officers of the Pakistani Army have looked after me very well, they are thorough gentlemen," the pilot said in the third video, his face swollen and bruised as he drank a cup of tea.
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Take the initiative to do little jobs around the house without prompting, such as washing the dishes, sweeping the floor, making a cup of tea for a loved one, or making the bed with care. 3.
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To gauge whether subtweeting is for you—because hey, plenty of good things exist in the world that aren't your cup of tea—you have to consider what the purpose of having a Twitter account is.
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The vector plotter takes the improbability of that particular nice hot cup of tea, converts it into the identical improbability of intergalactic travel, and, presto, spaceships can travel, instantly, through every point of every conceivable universe.
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It may be the product of a fun pun, but even Danzig's roared chorus sounds calmer set to Donald Fagen's relaxed saxophone line, the audio equivalent of sitting Glenn down with a nice cup of tea.
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I'm kind of a pack animal when it comes to my weekday breakfast routine: oatmeal with a scoop of peanut butter and cinnamon with a cup of tea on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday—you get the idea.
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That can be having a cup of tea by myself outside, going and getting gas—it doesn't matter; I just need some time every day where I can think and put myself in a good place.
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"If the big guys don't pay and the government helps them, then everyone else will ask why we are paying too," he said over a cup of tea in a living room decorated with family photos.
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At least the baby would have formula, the older child would have their chicken soup, and I wouldn't have to walk a mile and a half to work on three crackers and a cup of tea.
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After I had been tangling with the snow and the wind for about a half-hour, a woman approached me and asked whether I would come in and have a cup of tea to warm up.
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Seated at a table in his office, sipping from a paper cup of tea, A.G. Sulzberger recalled a phrase in Adolph Ochs's will asking his descendants to maintain the editorial independence and integrity of The Times.
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I am not a breakfast person, so I'll have a cup of tea and catch up on news, engage with the social media community; I'll go over my Nets scripts to prepare for games that week.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop recently launched an anti "brain fog" supplement called Nerd Alert (it's just caffeine and the same L-theanine you'd get from a cup of tea), at a price point of $201 per chewable.
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In Lima, Peruvians have latched on to his contention that his doping positive was an accident, the result of coca residue in a cup of tea he used to calm his stomach before an important match.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Swift, 29, said that she and Perry, 34, had a "really, really long talk" while they were reconnecting, where they discussed their astrological signs over a cup of tea.
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So great was her control she could have stopped and slipped on the rainbow jersey, had a cup of tea in the landmark Betty's Tea Rooms on the final drag to the line and still won.
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Midnight Chicken is nominally a cookbook, but it's the kind of cookbook you can read straight through, sitting in an armchair with a cup of tea at your side, just for the pleasure of the language.
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Well, I doubt there has ever been a better account of how a person with a capacious brain sits down with a cup of tea and a pile of cards and sets about creating authoritative definitions.
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USA soccer star Alex Morgan is upset that people are upset with her for daring to be brash after her team defeated England in the World Cup and she pretended to sip a cup of tea.
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In the UK, a biscuit is a delicious, thin, baked treat you'd dunk in a cup of tea, maybe covered with a layer of chocolate or with a few pieces of dried fruit baked into them.
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She got a redo at the 2017 New Year's Eve show, and successfully sang her song "Visions of Love" — though she did miss out on the cup of tea she wanted to get through the frigid temperatures.
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I make a cup of tea, brush my teeth, kiss my boyfriend goodbye as he leaves for work, and do my usual routine of catching up on news and eating breakfast, getting dressed, and doing my makeup.
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You may think it's odd â€" and, admittedly, it probably takes a lot longer to make a cup of tea than normal â€" but hey: if the police can't curb the nation's milk theft epidemic, who can?
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"Not every day the wonderfully grounded and caring Adele pops into Chelsea Fire Station for a cup of tea and a cuddle," wrote firefighter Rob Petty on Facebook alongside three photos of Adele and his fellow firefighters.
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He said his men had broken into one apartment and found a discarded suicide belt and a cup of tea, still steaming hot, suggesting at least one of the militants chose to flee rather than fight on.
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"I thought, obviously, what you do is you go home, and if you are British, you have a cup of tea, and you put the computer on in the kitchen and you get excel up," she says.
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Instead of waiting for your water to come to a boil on the stove, or worse, sticking a mug of water in the microwave, an electric kettle makes brewing the perfect cup of tea quick and easy.
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I wake up, do my meditation, go for a one-mile walk, make myself a bowl of cereal with some blueberries and a cup of tea and head to the home office for a series of calls.
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It's a small thing, but I was on a short British Airways flight the other day from Amsterdam to London and BA in its brilliance wanted to charge me about three bucks for a cup of tea.
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I&aposve got my own weekly newsletter focused exclusively on tech that goes out every Wednesday — if that&aposs your cup of tea, just click here and you&aposll be able to hear from me every week.
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Hooked up to a big screen and a home theater speaker system, it's easy to see how it could add an extra dimension to a home gathering, assuming, of course, the music selection is your cup of tea.
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On the eve of Game of Thrones' much-anticipated series finale, Julia Roberts admitted that she's never watched a single episode of the hit HBO show — and ventured that it just might not be her cup of tea.
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Sometimes it will also give me fatigue—an unpleasant symptom where you feel like you're completing the Twelve Labours of Hercules, but actually, you're just trying to make a cup of tea or go to the corner store.
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In an Instagram comment, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star responded to Beckford's diss, snapping back, "Sis we all know why you don't care for it," with a trio of choice hashtags, including a cup of tea.
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If you enjoyed the dark, drug-related subject matter of "Breaking Bad" and its, at times painful, look at how the world of drugs can take its toll on lives, "The Wire" might be your cup of tea.
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When I finally got my footing and emerged from my room, he guided me to the waiting area that housed a big, comfy couch and a hot cup of tea for me to sip on while we chatted.
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I finally make a cup of tea and some toast with peanut butter and get dressed, but still feel out of it, so I continue to work from my couch under a layer of blankets and my dog.
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LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Each morning, Kamarunisa Poovummada sips her cup of tea while watching waves from the Arabian Sea crash around a water treatment plant opposite her house on Kavaratti island, off India's southwest coast.
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After putting the United States 2-1 up in the 31st minute, Morgan ran to the sideline and stopped to sip an imaginary cup of tea, sparking a slew of memes and American Revolution references on social media.
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This Secret History of English Literature was not my cup of tea, I admit — longer on anecdote than on analysis, its aim is to be charming, not challenging, which is exactly the kind of thing that bores me.
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But unless you are hopelessly cheerful (and if you are hopelessly cheerful, these writers won't be your cup of tea anyway), you don't pick up a collection this rambunctious expecting to adore every single piece, and I didn't.
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Executive producer Mike Judge (whose credits include "King of the Hill" and "Office Space") has an especially dry comedic sensibility that isn't everyone's cup of tea, but which always felt perfectly suited to this setting and its quirks.
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While I find the advice and equipment for making good coffee absolutely head-spinning, really all you need for a nice cup of tea is some hot water, tea leaves and a way to strain out the leaves.
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Most of you are probably busy trying to get Rise of Skywalker tickets for this weekend, but if Star Wars isn't exactly your cup of tea, we have something else you can spend your hard-earned cash on.
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You can keep kidding yourself that gluten-free protein balls are edible, but deep down in your sugar-addled British soul, you know the hedonistic pleasure of a dunking a chocolate Hobnob into a good cup of tea.
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"It broke my heart thinking of this cute little old lady all alone with no one to talk to so I asked for her number so I could come visit her for a cup of tea ☕️," Donhou posted.
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It could be great for getting rid of those pesky fake news posts, but it could also be used for trolling and it could turn Facebook into something more similar to Reddit, which is not everyone's cup of tea.
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"It's not really a subject of discussion in our household," Larkou, 43, says somewhat awkwardly as he sits cradling a cup of tea by the kitchen counter at the home he shares in Cyprus with Ardost, 34, his wife.
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Part of that has to do with series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino's rat-a-tat dialogue, a longstanding hallmark of her shows (see "Gilmore Girls" and its Netflix revival) that, frankly, is either your cup of tea or isn't.
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A typical Malaysian kopitiam is a ramshackle hangout where people drop in to read the morning paper, grab breakfast, catch up on neighborhood gossip and do all the other things that classically accompany a cup of tea or coffee.
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Even if sex, violence and dragons aren't your cup of tea (or ale), "Thrones" accomplished what it set out to do --commercially as well as creatively -- in a manner that's virtually unmatched in terms of its scope and scale.
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And fans are feeling the déjà vu: While she may look like the old-school Swift, the singer is back after a long hiatus with a brand-new sound — seemingly ready for revenge, and holding a big cup of tea.
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Bad cities have few public toilets, no places to be alone, millions of CCTV cameras in every place that feels alone, and restaurant owners who insist that toilets are reserved for customers who have bought a £8 cup of tea.
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Windows 10 as a tablet operating system may not be everybody's cup of tea and there aren't all that many apps out there that make good use of the Windows 10 tablet mode, but you can't fault Huawei for that.
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Obviously, we would never dare disrespect Mariah Carey in this most Mimi time of the year, but for when she needs a cup of tea after hitting those high notes, there are plenty more queens of Christmas to fill the silence.
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Taking refuge on the adjacent, much larger living area's sofas, we talk about the power of psychedelia on his music, and the importance of taking the time to get away from it all, over a cup of tea—breakfast, this time.
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Court records show Brooke Fiske was at least 17 weeks pregnant in May 2017 when she went into premature labor and lost her baby, hours after drinking a cup of tea that had been drugged by her then-boyfriend, Sikander Imran.
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I would say to write a list of everything you plan to cook and then go away, drink a cup of tea, and come back and look at the list again, and strike out about half the dishes you'd planned.
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When we get home T. drinks another whiskey, I make a huge cup of tea, and we watch TV. Once in bed I am spinning a little, but glad I drank water and stopped before I could get too drunk.
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Nicknamed the Crafty Cockney, he won five British Darts Organization world titles from 1980 to 103 using an unusual technique: Before letting a dart fly, he would raise his right pinkie, as if he were daintily lifting a cup of tea.
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My grandmother, whose lunch is always herring in some form or other and a cup of tea, took great offense when I suggested vorschmak is no longer a mainstream Jewish dish, "It certainly is amongst those I know," she retorted, sassily.
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" "I'm almost 19 and I have a bunch of reasons, but my three biggest are: I haven't been in a serious relationship yet, casual sex just isn't my cup of tea, and if my libido were any lower, I'd be panda.
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Aping the 19th-century gentlemen, if that's your cup of tea, I think that's cool, but it just seems to me as just one of a hundred different ways of being and we shouldn't get too hung up on it.
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Go to the Observatory in Greenwich and you can, to this day, enjoy a lacklustre cup of tea under a frankly clown-like sculpture of Gagarin waving his arms above a circling star in what looks like a Tudor onesie.
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She'll pop in for a cup of tea if she's in town, or we'll go shopping together and have lunch, arguing about how I'm spending money—and what she wants for her birthday, Christmas, or Mothers' Day, depending on the visit.
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I find that it makes my mornings more manageable (literally fill it up, switch it on, and forget it until I'm actually ready for my coffee) and my evenings more relaxing (can brew a cup of tea in a minute!).
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Members of its loyalty scheme, who are entitled to a free cup of tea or coffee when they shop, will soon be asked to bring reusable cups to stores rather than use the currently available disposable ones provided in-store.
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Collected below are stories from people who have chosen to say goodbye in a multitude of interesting ways, having their ashes placed in everything from teddy bears to shotgun shells, to what sounds like the world's least appetizing cup of tea.
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The nearly two-hour show may not be everyone's cup of tea (which is provided, along with cookies, "for those of us still struggling with sugar," as the unctuously sensitive group leader, played by Mr. Green, announces at the break).
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Bear and I head out for his morning walk along the Rhine, and once we're back, I make a cup of tea, spend about 30 minutes on a German lesson, do some routine tidying and then start my writing day.
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"My friends tell me that theater isn't their cup of tea," said Célia Meguerba, 23, an amateur dancer from the suburb of Aulnay-sous-Bois, whose appearance in "The Just Assassins" will be her first time onstage in a professional show.
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This little episode would have played itself out without my even noticing, except that I'd gone to the stove to put the kettle on for a cup of tea and happened to glance out the window at the front lawn.
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Out of the corner of my eye I see a man in a long white coat and boots, sitting on the tail-lift, drinking a cup of tea from a dark green mug, staring, blankly, at a tapered, trottered leg.
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Another, meanwhile, likened the taste of the drinks to the "coffee candies" she loved in her youth, so just a heads up for those who don&apost take sugar in their cold brew: They might not be everybody&aposs cup of tea.
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According to a British inquiry, the Russian president "probably approved" the 2006 assassination of his compatriot Alexander Litvinenko, who wasted away before the world's eyes in a London hospital after he drank a cup of tea poisoned with the radioactive isotope polonium 10.
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Using the company's proprietary heating technology, the carafe promises to instantly heat cold water to any temperature while it's being poured, drastically reducing the amount of energy it uses, and all but eliminating the wait for a piping hot cup of tea.
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" Inslee added that if Biden thinks he will "walk in and have a cup of tea with Mitch McConnell and convince him that the climate crisis demands a full mobilization of the US economy, there's some other Mitch McConnell in the world.
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Soccer star Morgan drew some criticism when she pretended to sip a cup of tea after her game-winning goal, but she told the media on Friday that it was an unfair double-standard as male athletes aren't as criticized for their celebrations.
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Once the rice is finished (and perfectly, I might add — I never knew I needed a rice cooker until D. brought one into my life), I throw everything together and have a bomb rice breakfast bowl, miso soup, and a cup of tea.
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The two men had lost their jobs two weeks earlier, and every day their store of money dwindled: 2 rupees to use public toilets, 5 rupees to bathe, 5 rupees for a half-cup of tea, 10 rupees for half a quilt.
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If the '70s redux isn't your cup of tea, there are numerous other ways to get your dress fix: Tailoring is a key trend for the season, but instead of pant suits, add some formality to your look with a fitted blazer dress.
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"I watched those Democrats debate and none of that is just my cup of tea, but he performed better than the other people there, so we gotta work hard to make sure that we continue Florida going in a good direction," DeSantis said.
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" For the smitten Kailash, Hall's ironic evocation of the brutal history of the transatlantic slave trade becomes a line in a poem to his new beloved: "I'm the sugar at the bottom of your coffee, I'm the color in your cup of tea.
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I bought a quick cup of tea and bottle of water (10 pounds total) at a small cafe on the corner of Al Miqyas and Al Malik Al Mozafar with "Bonjorno" scrawled on a green awning before heading back over the river.
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I've filmed in some of the most conservative and backward nooks of the country, often getting people to open up and share some of the most intimate details of their lives as they sit me down for just one more cup of tea.
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For their crossing to qualify as unsupported, the competitors cannot accept any help from the few humans they might encounter — not so much as a cup of tea from researchers at the renowned Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station as they pass by.
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Weidert recognizes that the bonfires may not be everybody's cup of tea, but those who do appreciate the tradition flock to the area every year in anticipation just to see what the team has created, which he said brings him gratitude and joy.
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Why you'll love it: The Hario Chacha Kyusu Maru Tea Pot lets your tea leaves mingle with the hot water in a giant brewing basket to make a delicious pot of tea Sometimes a cup of tea just isn't enough — you need a full pot.
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Little luxuries are those specialty items that aren't exactly everyday-essentials, but are everyday-enhancers instead; like using a rose-infused hand cream, eating a square of dark chocolate, pouring a premium cup of tea, lighting a fancy candle, or writing in a new notebook.
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What about possessing Christmas decorations that transform your home from that place where you keep your other shoes into the set of a Hallmark movie, where love interests are always sending handwritten notes and a roommate in a slouchy sweater proffers a cup of tea?
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LONDON (Reuters) - From the highest dunk of a biscuit into a cup of tea by a bungee jumper to the most magic tricks performed during a skydive, the adventurous and imaginative are marking Guinness World Records Day on Thursday with all sorts of feats.
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I did notice that it could be fun to hold someone's hand – the pedicure thrones are positioned nice and close to each other – but whatever, I was holding a cup of tea and my phone, and a lot of fun things were happening on Snapchat.
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In an ideal world this would mean a five-a-side game with the Hessle Audio lads followed by an egg sarnie and a cup of tea round my house, but until that dream comes true, I'll have to make do with something else.
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Arriving at the house, neither of us are sure what to expect, but certainly couldn't have predicted the genial calmness of it all, as we're welcomed into his family's home, the floor littered with laundry baskets and crayons, and offered a cup of tea.
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In particular, sleeping badly as he did, he liked to go there very early in the morning, even before the gong sounded at five, bringing a cup of tea with him from the kitchen and settling into a wicker chair to watch the summer dawn.
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I took a cup of tea in order not to seem rude while they explained that they had heard he was an efficient, hardworking young man, a lot like their son, who would not now have to sell his house to afford their care.
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We can argue about its design — that rounded hinge that leaves quite a gap even when the laptop is closed wasn't everyone's cup of tea when the first version launched and while Microsoft has tweaked the hinge, the gap is still as prominent as ever.
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If they all came back and said, "aww, it's great to see you guys, let's all have a catch-up over a cup of tea," and there was just an episode of the three of them having a gossip, I think that would've been disappointing.
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It turned out that in addition to the samovar (hot water kettle) that I used to make cup after cup of tea, my train car had a faucet near the attendant's cabin that provided drinking water so I could fill up my water bottles.
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"For All the Tea in China," by Sarah Rose, is a fascinating account of how tea came to India in the 19th century, with stories of stolen seedlings, a merchant disguised as a mandarin and the correct way to brew a cup of tea.
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Later, after Alkan introduced himself and announced that a full refund would be given to anyone who decided in the next couple of hours that this wasn't their cup of tea, we began taking turns going around introducing ourselves and saying why we were there.
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There are a couple of traps set for us, though; watch out for the seemingly similar clues at C and K. "Piece of cake" and "cup of tea" are IDIOMS and "Variety is the spice of life" and "A watched pot never boils" are ADAGES.
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Mr. Thomas drank a cup of tea at the messy worktable and reflected on the industry's "golden, halcyon days," as he put it, when 25 models and 15 hair-and-makeup stylists would be flown to a glamorous and remote location for a shoot.
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Those actors will find less traction with Oscar, and SAG ignored "Knives Out" entirely, but the film itself could still break through: Though genre movies aren't always Oscar's cup of tea, "Knives Out" tackles enough real-world social issues to satisfy politically minded voters.
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Playing Breath of the Wild on the go is great and everything, but a few delays on my commute and the battery's dead long before I've my slippers on and a cup of tea beside me, console in the dock and Link on the box.
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"I think these bans in Gujarat in particular aren't really about one particular game or an app," Ali told BuzzFeed News, sipping a steaming cup of tea at a restaurant late one night in April, not far from where the cops had arrested the four boys.
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If you don't wear real fur, this trend won't exactly be your cup of tea, but (like me) you can always try to hunt down a vintage version, or await the faux Zara or H&M take that's sure to happen in a matter of time.
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Just picture it: Soon, we'll have officially entered the season of wool sweaters, hay rides, apple-picking, corn mazes, harvest festivals, haunted houses, switching from cold brew to lattes (pumpkin spice, perhaps?), cozying up by the fire with a good book and a hot cup of tea
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Wallowing in the freedom and the budget that Amazon has given him, Mr Refn lets his hard-boiled saga trudge along at such a lethargic pace that you can leave the room and make a cup of tea in the gaps between the lines of murmured dialogue.
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If you don't believe me—and, at this stage you're fully justified in being somewhat suspicious of my quite possibly ever-so-slightly spurious claim—then I highly recommend that you make yourself a cup of tea and set eight minutes aside to watch the video below.
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Even if you don't have someone to read you a story, sing you a song, or tuck you into bed at night anymore, you may be able to achieve a similar effect by making yourself a cup of tea, or diffusing some oils before bed, for instance.
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It felt like I had slipped through into an alternative, timeless universe where strangers chatted over egg and chips, mothers were taken out for a cup of tea by their weakly moustached sons, and you could eat an entire fry-up for less than a fiver.
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Designing for the Austin, Texas-based movie poster outfit Mondo, Mr. Shaw captured the fun and the fear of the movie with a key scene: Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is hypnotized by the way his girlfriend's mother (Catherine Keener) methodically stirs a spoon in a cup of tea.
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"Having a cup of tea is not only tasty and refreshing, it gives me a moment to stop and think without being distracted, and a chance to chat with friends, think through ideas, or sit for a second and simply be," he wrote in a separate post.
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"Having a cup of tea is not only tasty and refreshing, it gives me a moment to stop and think without being distracted, and a chance to chat with friends, think through ideas, or sit for a second and simply be," he writes in a separate post.
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And maybe that's not everybody's cup of tea, but season three has felt, to me, like a vital document of our current moment, just one that peeks at it from a slightly different angle, like reality is a snow globe that The Leftovers picked up and shook.
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Have a cup of tea, play a game of Chutes and Ladders, or, if you're like our collective partiers, drink until you can't remember your name or the fact that a horde of seemingly unstoppable zombies is just a couple of horse-trots away from seizing the castle.
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Some swear by aromatherapy or meditation, others by an Ambien and a hot cup of tea — and if you were to keep up with lengthy Reddit threads extolling the virtues of different Lush products, then you'd probably know a little something about a hand and body lotion called Sleepy.
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Lev's version of Vera leaves Zoya unprepared for what she does find: a woman determined to thwart her husband's murder plot, and who can use weapons of politeness and domestic ritual — a cup of tea and a slice of pastila — to disarm her enemies and channel her rage.
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"Sea ice has a great ability to reflect a lot of solar radiation back into space... we still have some sea ice (but) to say that it is where it used to be is saying you can serve a cup of tea in a broken cup," he said.
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"Standing on the bridge at 3 o'clock in the morning during the middle watch, a cup of tea makes all the difference, and if it's something that really tastes good—which, frankly, MOD-supplied tea doesn't—it's one of those little things that can make a huge difference."
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Check it out, but be warned—that lady's terrifying, dead-eyed smile will haunt you for days: The trailer opens with a long scene of Beverly, now played by Jessica Chastain, returning to her Maine hometown as an adult for a cup of tea with an old woman.
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Steele's already dim view of the Kremlin darkened in November, 2006, when Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian K.G.B. officer and a Putin critic who had been recruited by M.I.6, suffered an agonizing death in a London hospital, after drinking a cup of tea poisoned with radioactive polonium-210.
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"Not that long ago I had forgotten what it was like to laugh with genuine happiness- today I don't have to pretend to smile," Middleton added in his post alongside an image of him enjoying a cup of tea with Thevenet and his dogs in England's stunning Lake District.
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Balor isn't everyone's cup of tea—he's almost too clean and athletic, like a pro wrestling android whose code only shows imperfections through injury—but he's one of the best ten or so wrestlers in the world when he has a partner who can cater to his style.
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She might speak to Yael as if they were a small child or a foreigner, but there was nothing unusual, she reminded herself, about a home system being attuned enough to politeness to provide a cup of tea for a host, unrequested, along with the one for the guest.
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" Earlier in her career, when she had the urge to fill her husband in on incendiary information about new friends he'd wanted to invite over for dinner (whom she already knew through the context of her job), she'd say "I'm not sure that family is my cup of tea.
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Photo by Molly Steele A friend of mine played me Nico Yaryan's "Just Tell Me" the other week while I was standing in my kitchen, which is the best way to find out about a new music: over a cup of tea, without having it shoved down your throat.
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This is a tech company, so going out of business has to be framed as the end of a "journey to elevate the tea experience," thwarted by a market that couldn't fully appreciate its mission of delivering "the most sophisticated and powerful infusion technology" for making a cup of tea.
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Read: What happens when Russia ignores the U.K.'s ultimatum over nerve agent attack Glushkov also reportedly knew Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian FSB agent who went on to work with MI6 after fleeing to the UK, and was killed by Kremlin assassins in 2006 with a radioactive cup of tea.
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We shouldn't feel any niggling sense of obligation to be grateful for any representation we can get, even when it's mediocre or reductive or just something that isn't your cup of tea — but I do feel it, and I resent it even as I'm not able to entirely let it go.
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Break out the bubbly — or, if you're not into alcohol, a more Get Out-appropriate cup of tea — place your bets on who will win best actor and best actress in a drama, and follow along with this (un)official drinking game, which we've created just for the 2018 Awards.
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To witness a disoriented and confused Britney shuffle and mime was to want to drape not a snake around her shoulders, but a nice warm cardigan—to sit her down and make her a cup of tea and tell her it was all OK, and she didn't have to do this.
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Despite the slim bezels, the NEX S is definitely in phablet territory (if that's still a word) and won't be everyone's cup of tea, but on the flip side, it's the sort of phone that makes you want to sell your tablet as you probably won't be needing it any more.
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" For Brits, preparing to do MDMA mainly consists of pre-rolling cigarettes and taking massive shits, while recovery—at least for Tom, 18, from Norwich—means "a cup of tea and Planet Earth II." Dan from Bournemouth says, "I lay in bed, binge Netflix, smoke weed, and eat a lot.
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That might mean preparing a heating pad, a cup of tea, and a new pair of fuzzy socks for your partner after they've gotten an IUD inserted, running some painkillers to their office during a migraine, or telling them a funny story to distract them while their implant is being inserted.
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So even though it might be able to kick your ass at one of the most complicated board games in existence, you wouldn't exactly want to depend on AlphaGo for even the most mundane daily tasks, like making you a cup of tea or scheduling a tuneup for your car.
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I don't know what my time is, but I need to enjoy my life, so I'm gonna eat a cookie if I want it and I'm gonna have a cup of tea if I want it, and I want to have a little bit of wine then I'm gonna do that.
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Nelson's "Border Song" stresses the final lyric ("He's my brother/let us live in peace") the way you'd hope an outspoken, liberal country singer would — and he's the only singer in history to utter "Won't you please excuse my frankness but it's not my cup of tea" without sounding campy.
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Rather, it's just a friendly recommendation of a few immersive audio worlds within which to lose yourself, be that while fighting through a brimming inbox, finally sorting out all that spread sheet admin, or simply taking a break from it all with a cup of tea and a couple of ginger snaps.
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I understand they were trying to say that speaking up is important and could prevent the same from happening to someone else, but it's a very personal choice to reveal sexual abuse, and guilting a woman for not being ready to come out with her story is not my cup of tea.
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It is a daunting task to try to knock off 11 years of cobwebs and the cover of the baseball against pitchers like Thursday's Peoria starter, Kyle McGrath, who had a cup of tea at Class AAA this season, pitching one and two-thirds innings for San Diego's team in El Paso.
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Here's an old dude with a monocle and a bowler hat, sloshing a bone china cup of tea (barely a splash of milk in there, too) in his left hand and brandishing the kind of blade that Ancestral Brits Abroad would have used to cut through foreign undergrowth on their march of colonization.
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Logan HHHS from Hanover didn't think Justin Timberlake's music would suit the occasion: To be honest i think he is a very talented artist however his music is not my cup of tea...Who I would want to preform at the super bowl half time show would be, Lil Dickey, Lil Yatchy, Hopsin.
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Later, armed with the few dollars they had earned, which in their vocabulary became "a few raw-mouth pennies," they made their way back to our neighborhood, where they would sometimes stop off to have a cup of tea or cocoa together before going home to cook dinner for their husbands and children.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Clutching a cup of tea to soothe his hoarsening voice, Senator Bernie Sanders took the stage at the College of Charleston this week with a familiar message for anyone who had been following him since 21960, inveighing against the economic system ("grossly unfair"), political system ("corrupt") and health care system ("insanity").
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I am sad to read Jin-A's letter and, if she has not yet met the type of Aussies who welcome New Australians like her and her family, she is more than welcome to drop in for a cup of tea and a big hug if she is ever on the Gold Coast.
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The book's melancholy air might best be tempered by reading it with a cup of tea and a slice of cardamom cake — both the Swedes and the Somalis have a fondness for cardamom as the dominant spice in their sweets, and some recipes for Swedish kardemummakaka and Somali doolsho are nearly indistinguishable.
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Instead of flopping down and scrolling on your phone endlessly after a long day, maybe eat something vaguely nourishing, move your body, put clean sheets on your bed, make a cup of tea, take a bath, do a puzzle — anything that helps ground you and makes you feel a little bit more human.
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As she shared her story with me over a cup of tea and Kleenex, I tried to keep a professional and compassionate countenance, though, internally, I was bewildered by the realization that even into their 80s, people still fall for one another in that teenage, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of way.
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"I'm a cup of tea with a touch of cream but something's missing / So I'm gonna put this nice and sweet / Baby would you be my sugar?" is of the lyrical ilk that might be gag-me sweet if not for a damn catchy chorus delivered with full, slightly rough vocals from Morris.
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I expect that it might get difficult when I'm in the office or around people who drink coffee, but by now I imagine I can instead just drink a cup of tea while they sip their coffee, and nonetheless take part in "coffee" breaks and still have the social benefits that come with those.
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We caught up for a chat before Steve waltzed me through to the players lounge, where I enjoyed a cup of tea and a peruse of the papers next to Kimmy White, before taking my seat and watching the current world champion, Stuart Bingham, beat his opponent Ding Junhui in a tense 6-4 thriller.
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The assault on the Skripals echoed the murder in London in 2006 of Alexander Litvinenko, a critic of President Putin who had been an officer in the F.S.B., a successor to the K.G.B. He was killed with radioactive polonium-210 in a cup of tea that he drank while with a known Russian intelligence agent.
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Majid, the storekeeper at Pashmina House on the north end of the bazaar (the Google Maps location is not quite correct — the shop is further north), sat me down with a cup of tea and told me, at some length, details about the origins of pashmina, or cashmere woven from the fur of Pashmina goats.
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I also don't want to inadvertently turn myself into a stock image found if you search for "grief": wistfully staring out of a window, rain sprinkled on the pane, maybe a blanket wrapped around my shoulders, a cup of tea in my hands, face expressionless and void of any defining characteristics, other than stringy hair.
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I'll confess that writing and reading fanfic will just never be my cup of tea (I have too much TV to watch!), but I'm annoyed by the idea that fandom should only be defined by its worst adherents, by those who seek to tear down any cultural artifact not constructed to appeal only to them.
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Oh, this hilarious story about the guy that looked as if he was going to propose to his girlfriend but in fact got down on his knee — this is such a male thing to do — so she got all excited thinking he was going to propose, and then he asked her to make him a cup of tea. Okay.
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Feeling understandably nervous, I began to focus my thoughts on the glossy manes of Victoria Secret models Alessandra Ambrosio and Isabeli Fontana, both of whom swear by the technique, and put any reservations I had firmly to the back of my mind with a nice soothing cup of tea as I waited for my treatment to begin.
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Teen pregnancy rates in England and Wales have almost halved since 20.2, which is sad for your mom—your mom loves to gossip about all the girls you went to school with who have since fallen pregnant, doesn't she, your mom, over a cup of tea, your mom, hissing almost with the deliciousness of the gossip.
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The robo-suited Mechanica is great, with her triple-hit Revolver blaster and spinning grab attack; but then, the chain-armed Ninjara's teleporting dodge is probably the best in the game; and Twintelle drinks a cup of tea when she wins a round, pure sassing her way through combat, hands on hips while her hair whips opponents into defeat.
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A tall, thin man with deep, dark circles under his eyes that are a testament to his fight against ISIS for the past three years, Saadi, 54, was dressed in a black leather jacket, black shirt and black trousers when he sat down to discuss the campaign against ISIS over a cup of tea in Baghdad.
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People will connect his book with Aldous Huxley's "Doors of Perception," and I'm sure Hens had that volume in mind, but if "Nicotine" has a literary progenitor I would say that it is "In Search of Lost Time," in which Proust made the material of seven volumes bloom out of one French cookie dunked in a cup of tea.
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