You may also serve a more classic dipping sauce along with the walnut dipping sauce.
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To get you in the skinny-dipping spirit, we've rounded up some skinny-dipping stories from Reddit.
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Get fancy with dipping sauces My favorite way to eat grilled vegetables usually involves dipping them in an amazing sauce.
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Women were in their bathing suits, their underwear, or skinny dipping—and that's great, skinny dipping late at night at a public pool?
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Take advantage of children's interest in dipping, but keep the food as nutritious as possible (dipping vegetables into yogurt or hummus, for example).
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The fact that the "dipping cocoa" that came with the free-form doughnuts at dessert tasted unmistakably of soy milk hardly stopped me from dipping.
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She recommends snacking on air-popped popcorn; dipping apple slices into yogurt or adding your favorite seasonings and spices to Greek yogurt; then dipping with veggies.
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As paint-dipping DIYs blew up on crafting blogs and Pinterest, sub-trends emerged, like dip-dyed textiles and "hydro-dipping," which involves suspending nail polish or spray paint on the surface of a tub of water and dipping an object into it, creating a marbled effect.
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Hydro-dipping is further evidence of the wide audience for paint dipping: While the aesthetics of nail polish marbling tutorials are often cute and ultra-feminine, a quick Google search for spray paint hydro-dipping reveals a lot of marbled deer skulls, guns, video game controllers, and guitars.
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Mini Dipping Oil Set, available on Williams Sonoma, $34.95Everyone likes a food gift, and this set of dipping oils is perfect for the coworker who loves to cook or entertain.
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A : Dimensional Double Debt Dipping is prohibited, so no.
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"If you are extremely dehydrated you can't rehydrate by dipping your leg or arm into water, and you won't get intoxicated by dipping your arm into a barrel of wine," he says.
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Now Apple is dipping a toe into the space too.
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Perfect for dipping with our sweet and tangy Signature Sauce.
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Because who doesn't enjoy dipping one delicious thing in another?
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KS: Yeah, they kept dipping it in water, remember that?
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I'm the type of girl who needs several dipping options.
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" And, just then, an "inquisitive butterfly passed, dipping, between us.
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Rule No. 2380: "No one likes double dipping," Moonsammy says.
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U.S. gold futures also eased by 0.1%, dipping to $1,569.00.
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She mimed dipping a doughnut into a cup of coffee.
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Just dipping a toe in the world of fake freckles?
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They'll love dipping and drizzling chocolate over salty pretzel sticks.
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The singer was photographed skinny dipping with model Sahara Ray.
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They even come with strawberry or milk chocolate dipping sauce.
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Serve with sliced carrots and cucumber and mango dipping sauce.
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It's like dipping my net into a huge, moving knot.
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Dipping your toes in the water on a sunny day.
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It struggled on hills, though, dipping to around 8 mph.
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Ideal For Sandwiches, toasts, and dipping and spreading on snacks.
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They can see the energy production dipping on cloudy days.
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The tube is more hygienic than dipping into a pot.
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Gold also struggled, dipping 0.5 percent to 1,316 an ounce.
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Serve with more pickling liquid on the side for dipping.
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I mean, they're dipping their toe in the water now.
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It's usually served with a side of curry for dipping.
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They also come with a side of marinara dipping sauce.
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I'm not abjectly against The Times dipping into product recommendation.
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Sterling stood flat at $1.2202 after dipping 0.3 percent overnight.
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For dipping, choose either mushroom or serrano chile kalbi jus.
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Oil prices also recovered after dipping earlier in the day.
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We flirted while swimming and went skinny dipping at night.
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We squatted at our holes, dipping and raising as instructed.
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Eurofer sees consumption growth dipping to 1.4 percent in 2019.
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The financial sector rose 21%, with bank stocks dipping 21.40%.
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The financial sector fell 21%, with bank stocks dipping 2500%.
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And it's the dipping out that has kept me human.
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He's dipping into his dwindling savings to pay university fees.
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Why, on this day, are we dipping our theme entries?
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Soft pretzels were also on hand, with dipping sauces nearby.
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The euro stood at $1.1083, after dipping slightly on Monday.
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Customers will also receive a side of marinara dipping sauce.
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"I like dipping my chips in chocolate milkshake," said Fearn.
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Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
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It involves dipping metal in a solution containing chromium salts.
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Medha: But oh, my God, that dipping sauce is magical.
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Transfer to a platter and serve with the dipping sauce.
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The financial sector dipped 21%, with bank stocks dipping 21.17%.
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Don't forget the blue cheese or ranch dressing for dipping.
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I don't love eggy dipping, floury dredging and gluey hands.
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Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
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Tubs of dipping sauces were stacked in silver gravy boats.
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They weren't too salty — ideal for dipping with the ranch.
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Approval of Trump in some policy areas is dipping, however.
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We ended up dipping back to her place to watch movies.
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Serve with more dipping sauce on the side, if you like.
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But volumes have steadily declined, dipping to just 53,470 in 2017.
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I found myself dipping a hand into my own boxer shorts.
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Now I'm kind of dipping my toes in the vegan lifestyle.
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Gold showed some lustre after dipping Tuesday on the U.S. data.
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Give milk a break and try dipping your cookies in hummus.
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Gold showed some luster after dipping Tuesday on the U.S. data.
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Warren has slipped on this measure, dipping from 23% to 18%.
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"It's skimming Aries, just dipping its toe back in," Dewhirst says.
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And then dipping it in... what is this fish sauce stuff?
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The financial sector was up 0.1%, with bank stocks dipping 0.1%.
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After dipping overnight, the crowds once again picked up on Friday.
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Italian shares were volatile, dipping in and out of the red.
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WTI Crude was trading at $40.55, after briefly dipping below $40.
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Dupont shares were up 1% after dipping slightly before the bell.
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Newt had been dipping back into Cicero and Norman Vincent Peale.
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The finished result was surprisingly delicious and sweet, great for dipping.
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Energy closed down nearly 43 percent after briefly dipping 6 percent.
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Ditto a dipping sauce with garlic, Thai chili, lime, and cilantro.
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Repeat with the other onion and serve with the dipping sauce.
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I chose a pesto dipping sauce to go with the strips.
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The world stays "dangerous," according to Grip, without dipping into frustration.
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The firm's share price has rebounded after dipping on the news.
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Dyson's already started dipping its toes in the connected home scene.
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Late-night comedians are known for dipping their toes into politics.
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They were delicious on their own, without dipping them in anything.
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Joe: This is the first time I've had a dipping ramen.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1390 after dipping slightly overnight.
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They're also the ideal vehicle for your dipping sauce of choice.
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That's got equity investors dipping their toes in the market again.
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There are threesomes, pillow fights, rooftop debauches and skinny-dipping parties.
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I couldn't finish these, even if the dipping sauce was acceptable.
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We go to Ramen Halu and get some Tsukemen (dipping ramen).
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Jimmy Fallon double-dipping as two different versions of John Travolta.
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Oh, and ketchup and ranch... because preschoolers love dipping their foods.
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Another, Sturm, Ruger & Company, has fared much better, dipping only slightly.
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Serve with lemon wedges and the dipping sauce of your choice.
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It's also a way of dipping your toe in, no commitment.
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I absolutely loved making it with her — dipping, rolling, and freezing.
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Dipping your measuring cup down into the cool silky flour bin.
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Our trough is dipping down & starting to lift #Dorian northward ...slowly.
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What is the best way to deal with dipping political ratings?
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But the Yankees might be dipping into their bullpen going forward.
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You're dipping the toe back in and not just piling in.
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Unlike McDonald's, Wendy's puts its signature sauce in a dipping cup.
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The rand was 2196.08 percent firmer, after dipping in early trade.
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He found a replacement by dipping into the program's successful past.
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Discarded clothes by the pool suggested they had been skinny-dipping.
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No pounding, no egg, no dipping, no dredging, no deep-frying.
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It feels like dipping into the flow of consciousness of society.
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Food prices rose 0.2 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in October.
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Yet another Saturday Night Live alum is dipping a toe into politics.
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Us dipping from the hotel to skate and almost getting locked up.
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A man who is just dipping his toe into his friend's life.
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We're obviously just dipping a toe into something much, much bigger here.
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Mike Honda of California, blasted his fellow Democrat Honda for double dipping.
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Ellis said that some states ban double-dipping, and that others should.
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At other times, Uzi randomly breaks into his shoulder-dipping signature dance.
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Serve immediately with chopped vegetables, sliced meats or cubed bread for dipping.
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EDT (2694.50 GMT), after dipping to $1,329.55, the lowest since July 27.
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American companies are also dipping a toe in the shorter workweek trend.
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HK/SIN, after dropping 20.47 percent overnight and briefly dipping below $22.
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Uber is also dipping its toes in the world of car-sharing.
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He was freely dipping his whole hand into this big pound bag.
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The thing is, double-dipping into your dirty socks is one thing.
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Then August ISM manufacturing data showed an actual contraction, dipping below 50.
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Unlike gel, dipping powders don't flake away; they melt and wipe away.
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So to all our TV show exes, we say sorry for dipping.
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The department sees farm real estate values dipping very slightly in 2020.
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You're not double-dipping here, are you Mother's Day or Father's Day?
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ET, will likely show housing starts dipping in December, compared with November.
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So far, Apple has just been dipping its toe into original video.
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Sales at wholesalers increased 0.7 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in May.
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Michi is among the best of the best for tsukemen (dipping noodles).
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Prices for goods increased 0.5 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in March.
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Dipping your fingers into a wobbling pot of slime is surprisingly calming.
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The autopilot responded by dipping its nose, causing it to speed up.
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Consumer stocks were also negative, with retailer Wesfarmers Ltd dipping 1.3 percent.
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They don't come in cool colors or with a hip dipping sauce.
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There were mushrooms, zucchini and pieces of crisp French bread for dipping.
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This way, there are no grubby fingers dipping into the shared food.
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But that doesn't stop the casual foodie from dipping fries in milkshakes.
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Communication costs also saw deflation, with prices dipping 0.02% on the month.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 200 points, dipping below 25,000.
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The euro was flat at $1.1143 after dipping about 0.1 percent overnight.
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Joe: Points off for that place for the exact thing, that dipping.
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IT shares sagged, with an index tracking the sector dipping 0.2 percent.
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Mix dessert and dipping with the Park Street Deli Dessert Hummus offerings.
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"Dipping into qualified retirement savings is generally a last resort," Pehrson said.
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That was dipping our toes in that territory, doing something more general.
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Make the dipping sauce: Mix all ingredients together in a medium bowl.
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Economists had forecast the ISM manufacturing index dipping to 51.4 last month.
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Moses kept sort of nodding off, his head dipping toward his soup.
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HK/SIN after dipping as low as 27.84 in the last session.
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Only now are they seeing value and dipping their toes in again.
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Yeah, so we're dipping our toe into a bunch of different areas.
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It was up another 10 percent Friday, before dipping 12 percent Monday.
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Apple rose 1.4%, after dipping into correction territory in the previous session.
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And on the side, they began dipping their toes into interior design.
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I think even just dipping your toe in some of these mediums.
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This way, the ribs had enough oomph to forgo a dipping sauce.
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Still afraid of dipping your toe in the water or diving deeper?
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Meanwhile, we've learned Jen's dipping her toe into the real estate biz.
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But there was no mistaking the trend: Serena rising and Venus dipping.
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But I don't want a finale dipping too deeply into philosophical ideas.
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HK/SIN after dipping below the flat line earlier in the session.
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So now we have donut sticks, now served with chocolate dipping sauce.
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Machines now often do the cutting, sorting, polishing and dipping of matches.
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The measure of employment was little changed, dipping to 53.7 from 53.9.
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The comment prefaced Zuckerberg dipping his toes deeper into politics and policy.
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Apple says it isn't just dipping its toe in the TV waters.
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And if you still can't spot the beans dipping, here they are.
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They were just truck lights dipping in and out of the sightline.
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They smiled and laughed, with Timothy even dipping his daughter at the end.
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We make two fried eggs each, bacon, and use the bread for dipping.
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Instead, I'd started dipping into my savings to buy furniture, bedding, and kitchenware.
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The actor has since been dipping his toe back into the public sphere.
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A pattern is etched into the hummus and filled with oil for dipping.
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Stocks losses accelerated on Thursday with the Nasdaq dipping into bear market territory.
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Sliced bell peppers can also be the perfect vehicle for dipping, Bailey adds.
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Slice the ribs into desired size and serve with the spicy dipping sauce.
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The percentages rose a lot in 2014 and 2015 before dipping in 2016.
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" He also admitted that dipping back into Shondaland was "great and deeply comfortably.
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A downward trend ensued, with his rating dipping to 2559 percent on Feb.
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It had increased 2000 percentage point since dipping to 2191 percent in September.
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Here's what every millennial should know before dipping a toe into the markets.
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Food prices rebounded 0.3% in May after dipping 0.8% in the prior month.
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Starbucks was up 2.6 percent after dipping earlier following results a day earlier.
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The company had first hit the milestone in May before dipping back under.
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Chocolate-Dipped Fortune Cookies IngredientsColorful dipping chocolateFortune cookiesSprinklesBakery twine Personalized note tags Instructions1.
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In February, personal income increased 0.2 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in January.
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The teams dipping a lighter person in the water definitely have an advantage.
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London time on Monday morning, dipping down to around 11.75 euros per share.
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Especially since the star has been dipping a toe in the culinary world.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices dipping 21.1 percent in January.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices dipping 0.1 percent in January.
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Meanwhile, make the dipping sauce: Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl.
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He started with a criminal-investigator background before dipping his toes in entertainment.
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Some sort of ham and ground beef mix ... with THREE garlic dipping sauces.
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Regardless, the double dipping will likely create challenges for investors and the companies.
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It has increased 7003 percentage point since dipping to 2700 percent in September.
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No one can ever say dipping fries in your Frosty is weird again.
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The Nasdaq composite outperformed, rising 211.04 percent after briefly dipping into negative territory.
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Mid-caps held up slightly better than the large companies, dipping 0.1 percent.
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The Japanese currency gained broadly, with the U.S. dollar dipping to 114.28 yen.
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It can't be any more gross than dipping her fries in ranch dressing.
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Hourly earnings rose only 2.5 percent in 2015, actually dipping slightly in December.
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The ranch, buffalo and zesty onion ring dipping sauces are lowest in sugars.
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Don't forget a side of "makes everything better" chipotle-garlic-honey dipping sauce.
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But that doesn't stop the casual foodie from dipping fries in milk shakes.
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China has been dipping into its reserves, selling Treasuries to support the yuan.
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Double dipping... Facebook hasn't given people a very close look at Instagram's business.
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US futures were dipping after an impressive run Wednesday following the midterm elections.
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EDT (1803 GMT), after dipping as much as 2% in the previous session.
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Temperatures were dipping below freezing in the area as recently as April 30.
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Cryptocurrency bitcoin skidded about 3 percent but not before dipping almost 5 percent.
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Coed skinny-dipping was never done, for example, even with your own spouse.
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You could make Mark Bittman's recipe for cold soba noodles and dipping sauce.
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The Portman campaign has been dipping into its bank account early and often.
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The Dow Jones industrial average ended about 45 points higher after briefly dipping.
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It also came with a side of marinara and Alfredo sauce for dipping.
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After dipping below $133 in January, Brent crude is currently trading around $48.
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Bonchon was the only restaurant that didn't serve dipping sauce with its wings.
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The 10-year Treasury yield above 2.31 percent after dipping to 2.26 percent.
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The dollar was steady at 111.28 yen after dipping 0.05 percent on Friday.
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They go perfectly with applesauce, sour cream, and a variety of dipping sauces.
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Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
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They don't want your backwash, your mess, your double-dipping, finger-licking love.
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Seal the roll off with water (use your fingertip by dipping into water).
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"I feel like they're dipping their toe in very dangerous waters," Bonjean says.
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I've been dipping in to "Add Passion and Stir" from Share Our Strength.
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Other businesses have been dipping their toes into the matrimony-focused sock pool.
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Schools, pension payouts, a black population steadily dipping, a shrinking middle class, violence.
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Food prices rebounded 0.3% in May after dipping 0.1% in the prior month.
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Power cuts meant that showering felt like skinny-dipping in the Arctic Sea.
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Working in batches, add the seafood to the batter, dipping well to coat.
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You're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor.
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Dipping below 16 percent is like the equivalent of climbing a tall mountain.
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California is dipping into its own emergency stockpile of surgical masks and respirators.
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Bitcoin fell as much as 6 percent, dipping below $6,300 at one point.
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The dollar index was around 96.869, dipping from an earlier high of 96.897.
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The pound nudged up 0.76333 percent to $1.2210 after dipping 0.3 percent overnight.
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Raclette is also melted, but then scraped onto food; it's not for dipping.
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Import prices excluding petroleum slipped 0.2 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in February.
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Now, the publication is dipping a big Texan toe into another statewide obsession.
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Even investors in retirement plans are dipping a toe into the asset class.
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But lest I forget, Burger King's dipping sauces aren't just for its nuggets.
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And this girl wasn't letting anyone stop her from her favorite dipping sauce.
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Sales at wholesalers were unchanged in July after dipping 0.2 percent in June.
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NOAA itself is also dipping its toe into this world of private data.
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The bonds edged higher to a touch under par, after dipping well below.
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Serve with edible flowers and extra yogurt sauce on the side for dipping.
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Reserve on a sheet tray and serve immediately with creamy mustard dipping sauce.
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It's a problem that releasing additional vats of promotional dipping sauce won't fix.
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Inflation, the ECB's primary mandate, is now seen dipping to 1.5 percent and only rising to 1.8 percent in the 'longer' term, suggesting that confidence in the central bank's ability to reach its target of almost 2 percent is dipping.
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After dipping the greens, herbs and vegetables into the requisite salt water (symbolizing the tears of the enslaved Israelites), I plan to leave the vegetables on the table during dinner, and bring out several of Ms. Rosen's recipes for continued dipping.
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McClendon was dipping into his depleted assets to prop up AEP, his new company.
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Fifteen-year mortgage rates bucked the trend, dipping to 4.12 percent from 4.13 percent.
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She speaks unreservedly, dipping between subjects and trains of thought with a casual freeness.
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We claim its double-dipping income because they don't understand how the business works.
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That requires dipping into the vast pool of people with bad or no credit.
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The craziest thing was when I went skinny dipping in the ocean last night.
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The Nikkei share average rose 0.1 percent to 19,273.79 after dipping into negative territory.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the ISM index dipping to 3.83 in April.
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To make the dipping sauce, you'll need mayonnaise, horseradish, ketchup, and more Cajun seasoning.
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Dipping under the surface, we rounded the hull to the huge, barnacle-covered propeller.
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To finance this spending spree, councils are not only dipping into their capital budgets.
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Energy was among the sectors that did not advance, dipping slightly with oil prices.
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John Quincy Adams liked to go skinny dipping while Ronald Reagan enjoyed horseback riding.
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If it takes 9 seasons, I WANT MY MCNUGGET DIPPING, SAUCE SZECHUAN SAUCE MORTY!
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast core capital goods orders dipping 2000% in September.
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But then the met coal market crashed, prices dipping to $80 a ton. Why?
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After initially dipping, shares are up more than 3 percent in after-hours trading.
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I am sorry to hear that you did not receive the extra dipping cups.
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Then I make a dipping sauce with almond butter, sesame oil, and coconut aminos.
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Global yields have been tumbling to record lows, with many dipping into negative territory.
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The Nikkei share average gained 0.1 percent to 23,901.40 after dipping in negative territory.
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Serve these chickpea fritters with a cucumber-herb raita for the perfect dipping situation.
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We can definitely imagine dipping a chunk of it into a Venti cold brew.
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It's Razer dipping a toe into the water and seeing what things look like.
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Both are designed to prevent double-dipping from Social Security and public-sector pensions.
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The temperature was dipping into the single digits, and his house had no insulation.
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But when double-dipping occurred, there were much higher bacterial populations in the dip.
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The pound also fell against the euro, dipping by 0.2 percent to 87.62 pence.
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But then its price started dropping, dipping below its IPO price in early March.
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The pound also fell against the euro, dipping by 0.2 percent to 87.56 pence.
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The dollar rose 0.3 percent to 107.295 yen after dipping to 106.885 on Tuesday.
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Earlier, the index briefly added 107 points, after dipping 101 points in morning trade.
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Which is to say Edinburgh is already bizarre enough without dipping into augmented reality.
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The Australian dollar was slightly lower at $0.7197 after dipping 0.2 percent on Tuesday.
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U.S. 230-year yields traded at 210 percent, after briefly dipping below 21 percent.
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The euro was flat at $1.1218 after dipping slightly against the dollar on Friday.
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To make the apricot dipping sauce, combine all sauce ingredients and mix well. 7.
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Ponzu sauce, for dipping (optional) For the Edamame Salad: 1 pound frozen shelled edamame
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Emerging European currencies were little changed against the euro, with Poland's zloty dipping 0.1%.
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Make the dipping sauce: Mix all of the ingredients in a bowl and cover.
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A large landscaped patio with a pizza oven steps down to a dipping pool.
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No dipping into it to take a vacation or cover a big shopping spree.
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What do you think of Kylie dipping into Kris' one-piece kollection once again?
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You can also order cinnamon strips with strawberry, cinnamon glaze, or chocolate dipping sauce.
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On Monday, Uber's stock hit a record low, while Lyft's stock has been dipping.
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The euro fell to its lowest in over three weeks, dipping below 76.00 pence.
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Are you cool with a C.G.I. tiger dipping in and out of this show?
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Business sales edged up 0.1% in June after dipping 0.1% in the prior month.
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Offer nice extra-virgin olive oil, melted butter, vinaigrette or homemade mayonnaise for dipping.
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A French dip, for example, arrived at room temperature with a lukewarm dipping sauce.
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Serve this easy recipe from Matty Matheson up with pita or veggies for dipping.
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In section two, they tried dipping their roots into a slurry of fungal spores.
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That means not dipping too low with your calories—and every person's minimum varies.
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Edgar used the dipping jab and body jab excellently to set up his takedowns.
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DeLonge has long been dipping in and out of the UFO conspiracy theory community.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims dipping to 212,20.6 in the latest week.
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The Nikkei was up 0.2 percent at 18,637.82 after dipping briefly into negative territory.
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After dipping my brush into the Tanacon shadow only once, loose powder flew everywhere.
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The flavor is maximized with a thick, sweet, and salty coconut curry dipping sauce.
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Now, it was time for his second act: dipping his toe into the media.
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A couple of dipping sauces — maybe caramel and chocolate — are always a fine addition.
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The dollar went the other way on the Chinese yuan, dipping 0.4% to 6.8403 .
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A financial planner can help you stay calm while the stock market is dipping.
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Luzio cautions business owners against making rash decisions like dipping into 401(k)s.
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Sunny today, with an expected high of 22018, dipping back down to 21920 tonight.
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Guests can shuck all they want, dipping warm nuggets of meat into melted butter.
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Kim Chi is beside her dipping a cracker into a tub of Sabra hummus.
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And Alibaba is increasingly dipping its toe into American politics at an uncertain time.
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Dipping my tortilla chip into the spinach dip, the consistency was also slightly watery.
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Whenever I noticed my blood sugar was dipping lower, I ate a few gummies.
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Import prices excluding petroleum were unchanged after dipping 0.1 percent in the prior month.
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There were nine dipping sauces and a variety of additional seasonings and flavored salts.
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National sacrifice and devastating injury are meaningful, but Apple dipping below $180 is profound.
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They are protesting after university workers were accused of "double-dipping" on financial aid.
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Import prices excluding petroleum rose 0.3 percent after dipping 0.1 percent the prior month.
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Stocks snapped a two-session winning streak, dipping in line with global stock markets.
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She obtained the funds by emptying her retirement account and dipping into other savings.
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The Australian dollar was flat at $0.7129 after dipping 0.15 percent the previous day.
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Silver fell 0.97 percent to $15.59, dipping to $15.51, its lowest since July 2017.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims dipping to 21.83,113 in the latest week.
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I saw the Hindu faithful still dipping their idols into this supposedly sacred sludge.
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Motor vehicle inventories fell 0.2% in October, rather than dipping 0.1% as previously reported.
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The onion rings earned high marks for their crispy breading and yummy dipping sauce.
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Your retirement plan is not a bowl of guacamole, so stop dipping into it.
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The euro was at $1.092 to the dollar at midday, after dipping to $1.088.
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The dollar went the other way on the Chinese yuan, dipping 0.4% to 6.8403.
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Because you are the Great Cornholio and you need dipping sauce for your bunghole.
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Make the dipping sauce: Combine the sour cream and mustards in a medium bowl.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — If you're dipping your toe in the variety puzzle pool, welcome!
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Some are dipping their toes, some are ready to jump in, some are already in.
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The Brazilian model, 36, shared a photo of her husband dipping her during a dance.
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Remember that U.S. Open fan who was caught controversially dipping her chicken tenders in soda?
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"I thought I would die for sure," he says, his voice dipping to a whisper.
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Utilities output dropped 0.5 percent in October after dipping 0.1 percent in the prior month.
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U.S. prosecutors charged the officials with dipping into city coffers for their own personal gain.
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Board, and New York City is just dipping its toes into the possibility of reform.
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Qatari stocks rose 21327 percent after dipping to the lowest since January 211 on Sunday.
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It had risen for a record 16 straight sessions through Tuesday before dipping on Wednesday.
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Prices collapsed, dipping to $22014 a pound in June of that year, and kept plummeting.
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Go Skinny Dipping Find a private pool or a secluded shoreline and jump in naked.
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This month alone, bitcoin has risen 25 percent after dipping nearly 5 percent in January.
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The Nikkei share average was up 0.1 percent to 20,020.86 after dipping into negative territory.
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Garlic Good news if you love garlic sourdough bread and dipping veggie sticks in aioli.
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As for those free nuggets, Wilkerson is going to need a lot of dipping sauce.
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It's easy to make and great for dipping chips, and actually pretty healthy to boot.
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Snapchat has been dipping its toes into live video with the occasional live event coverage.
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Safe-haven gold also suffered from stronger world stock markets, dipping to $2961.20,292.63 per ounce.
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And since the story is largely unimportant, it's perfect for dipping in and out of.
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Economists had forecast new claims for unemployment benefits dipping to 21.9,23 in the latest week.
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Weekly contracts on the shares dipping below $420 by Friday were the most heavily traded.
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The smooth chicken patty is like a meat tortilla chip, perfect for dipping in sauce.
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Is the #ootd post really worth the trauma of dipping your jumpsuit in poop water?
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Worth sees the S&P 500 possibly dipping down back near February lows of 1,865.
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Disney has slowly been dipping its toe in diversity over the course of its history.
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However, smartphone shipments shrank by 8.2 percent over Q13 2015, dipping consecutively for two quarters.
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But double-dipping does rub some public watchdogs — and even elected officials — the wrong way.
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So private companies even dipping their toes in biometrics and face scanning should cause alarm.
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The government must reverse a trend of dipping support if it is to win again.
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"Maybe I should do the dab," she jokes, dipping her nose towards her inner elbow.
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"I'm dipping my toes in and to the idea of starting something new," he says.
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Some dipping systems claim to be "natural" or "healthy," but Schoon says it's all marketing.
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She has invited viewers to join her for everything from skinny dipping to plastic surgery.
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However, the output prices index fell for a second month, dipping to 51.7 from 51.8.
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The company's stock plunged 23% in trading in London, dipping below £8 ($10) per share.
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There will be an "array" of sauces available for dipping and slathering on your sammies.
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Or, if that's too decadent, you also get some of that truffle mayonnaise for dipping.
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Not just for more episodes, but for a taste of McDonald's Szechuan McNuggets dipping sauce.
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The euro added 0.1 percent to $1.1230 after dipping slightly against the dollar on Friday.
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Those who oppose double-dipping say it spreads germs from your mouth into shared food.
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Speaking of commitment, Sophia is already dipping out of her job at the art school.
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One reason was that many people had begun dipping into their savings to sustain spending.
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West Texas Intermediate closed at $210 per barrel Wednesday after dipping into the $103s recently.
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It can be used for dipping, on pasta or with my all time favourite potatoes.
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It was at 2.35 percent in midday trading, after dipping to 2.31 percent earlier Tuesday.
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The Dow Jones hit a record high toward the end of Comey's testimony before dipping.
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Average hourly earnings rose 25.6 percent in November after dipping 22 percent the prior month.
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Apple was fine, of course—they were really only dipping their toes into this sector.
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Clooney has gone skinny-dipping in Lake Como, but has never sent a nude selfie.
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China's yuan was little changed in offshore trade after dipping 0.2 percent the previous day.
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The spot rate quickly followed suit, dipping below 6.7 for the first time since July.
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Dipping a card, versus swiping it, has generated seemingly endless complaints about longer wait times.
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With Voyager 2, the outward velocities fluctuated, sometimes dipping to zero but then rising again.
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Plus bagoong balayan on the side, which is like a fermented anchovy dipping sauce. Burp!
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The survey showed Trump's rating among this group dipping from 56 percent to 53 percent.
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Cookie Spoon Pan, available on Uncommon Goods, $18What's more fun than dipping cookies in milk?
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The breadsticks and dipping sauce earned our top spot because they're simple, yet universally satisfying.
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The Nasdaq Composite was the odd ball dipping almost 8003 points to settle at 8,482.10.
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My waiter had also brought a special soy-and-vinegar concoction for dipping my shrimp.
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So that was my first time of dipping my toe into what good bad was.
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The subsidiary is also dipping its toes into the risky low-cost, long-haul market.
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The metals and mining index fell 0.6 percent, with global miner BHP dipping 0.4 percent.
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While it went the remaining 50, he loaded up—knee rising, shoulders dipping—and waited.
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The Australian dollar sagged on weaker-than-expected trade data, dipping 0.3 percent to $0.7654.
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These dumplings feel fancy, but they're ready in a snap, apricot dipping sauce and all.
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They tried dipping his thumb in hot sauce, and they tried wrapping it with tape.
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Here are a few common situations that justify dipping into your emergency savings account:1.
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In these unforeseen and unprecedented circumstances, dipping into your emergency fund could be appropriate. 4.
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Paul Dawson: The main thing we found that there is bacterial transfer during double-dipping.
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But the house that made Mario is dipping its toe into previously unimagined territory here.
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The retailer has also taken an increasing interest in dipping its toe into public policy.
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As a result, the program will begin dipping into the reserves in its trust fund.
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Videos posted online showed the jet dipping suddenly before disappearing behind a cluster of trees.
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The pizza also came with two dipping sauces: buffalo and garlic, which were both tasty.
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But the output price index fell for a second month, dipping to 51.7 from 51.8.
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The dollar inched up 0.05 percent to 107.040 yen after dipping to 106.885 on Tuesday.
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"I had enough clothes," he explains as the motivation for dipping into his own collection.
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The churros are thick with cinnamon sugar, with coconut-milk dulce de leche for dipping.
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We chartered a catamaran every full moon, dipping in and out of the warm Caribbean.
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We sit in his cozy West Hollywood apartment in the dipping sun of late afternoon.
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Before he took that job, he and his wife were dipping into their 401(k).
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It also has a whopping nine different homemade dipping sauces and a variety of seasonings.
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Make the dipping sauce: Bring the shoyu tare and dashi to boil over medium heat.
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No word on whether researchers will further test the potato by dipping it in Vicodin.
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Commerzbank shares gained as much as 1% in early trade before dipping into negative territory.
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On Thursday, it closed at a record of $55.60 before dipping after its earnings report.
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It lists 200 examples of the Hunters allegedly dipping into funds for personal use. 200!
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The Nikkei gained 0.3 percent to 21,979.91 in midmorning trade, after dipping in negative territory.
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To serve, transfer the shrimp to a platter with the lettuce leaves and dipping sauce.
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Miners led losses on the Australian benchmark, dipping 1.4% to its lowest level since Sept.
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Spot gold was up just 0.03 percent at $1,258.21 per ounce, after briefly dipping lower.
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Temperatures overnight have been dipping into the high 30s, according to the National Weather Service.
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After dipping more than 1 percent, the Euro Stoxx 50 was down by 0.33 percent.
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Since he's not working, he started dipping into his line of credit this pay period.
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Bitcoin slumped to its lowest price in more than two months Wednesday, dipping below $50,000.
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Bitcoin slumped to its lowest price in more than two months Wednesday, dipping below $224,230.
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In January it completely crashed to around $10,000 before dipping to less than $9,000 in February.
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A price index for consumer spending edged up 281.7 percent after dipping 0.143 percent in December.
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Broad M2 supply was seen dipping marginally to 8.4% year-on-year, from 8.5% in June.
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Maria regained its Category 5 status earlier this morning after temporarily dipping to a Cat 4.
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Four kaki furai nestled in shredded cabbage in a Styrofoam container, with dark brown dipping sauce.
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There will be an "array" of sauces available for dipping and slathering on your chicken sammies.
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Infosys's ADRs were trading down 3.5 percent at 1550 GMT after earlier dipping nearly 5 percent.
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Qatar's benchmark slipped by 0.4 percent, with Qatar National Bank, the main mover, dipping 1.4 percent.
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The was at $0.7193, dipping from an earlier high of $0.7205 while the euro fetched $1.1392.
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I'm proud of myself for dipping my toe in, even though I've been procrastinating so much.
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Immediately after the president's tweet, Dow futures briefly turned positive before dipping modestly into the red.
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HK/SIN time, firming after dipping under 214 overnight, tapping the lowest levels since January 2015.
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Others, especially VCs with older funds, must be careful during investment for fear of double-dipping.
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The practice of dipping into statutory reserves for distributions is unusual, but not completely unheard of.
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The next season, that number nearly doubled, to 145, before dipping slightly, to 133, this season.
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Trump's popularity took a hit during the shutdown, with current approval numbers dipping below 40 percent.
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Rather than dipping a drinking glass into the ocean, they say, astronomers have dunked a bathtub.
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Marvel has been increasingly dipping its toe into the waters of audio adaptations in recent years.
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But here I was, dipping a fast-food cheese finger into a dip cup of marinara.
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The ringgit was also stronger after dipping offshore last week in the wake of the election.
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The fire erupted as New York experiences frigid winter conditions, with temperatures dipping into the teens.
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For the investors who are dipping a toe back in now, it's late in the cycle.
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By Wednesday, the stock had fallen below $19 for the first time and was still dipping.
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It skidded further to a low of 21.8275 per dollar by mid-afternoon, dipping 2 percent.
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It rose 21.25 percent in 22.6, the fastest since 2015, after dipping 0.1 percent in 2016.
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But in Jedaidah, a warren of narrow alleys dipping under stone archways, there is terrible damage.
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Gas prices have been dipping since early May, after rising steadily through April from January lows.
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The 10-year Treasury yield was at 2.32% Friday, after dipping as low as 2.29% Thursday.
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Use the pretzel sticks to skewer the marshmallows and fruit and serve alongside fondue for dipping.
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You're talking to the girl who got expelled from school in junior high for skinny dipping!
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She's dipping her toe into her heritage and announcing her power in a more concrete way.
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Instead, take some time off (and avoid burnout) without dipping into your rainy-day fund. How?
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This is ice swimming, and it's more than dipping a toe into your local outdoor pool.
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With your ends frustratingly sticky and tangled, you're mentally kicking yourself for dipping your head underwater.
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Even when the drone is dipping and diving, the camera remains virtually level with the horizon.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures settled at $47.08 per barrel Monday, after dipping to about $45.
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They float against the stars, painting weightless vapor trails, dipping and diving in balletic sine waves.
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First, at least two major powers are already dipping their toes into Afghanistan -- Russia and China.
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It was dipping our toe back in again … and getting to play these wonderful characters again.
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The euro was near $1.088 after dipping to its lowest against the dollar since Feb. 1.
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But Fossil is also dipping its toes into more advanced smartwatch waters with the Q Founder.
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Everyone has an opinion on dipping sauces, whether it be ketchup, mustard, or sweet and sour.
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The stock fell nearly 4 percent after the market close Tuesday, dipping below $56 per share.
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S. trade conflict dragged on shares in China, with the Shanghai Composite index dipping 0.1 percent.
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Sabra Dipping Co. is voluntarily recalling dozens of its hummus products because of possible Listeria contamination.
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The healthy option is served with fruit and house-made ranch topped with chives for dipping.
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Surely you intend on wiping it off, at least, before dipping it in that jam jar.
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I started by dipping my small brush into the mixing liquid, then the cream and applied.
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They're a classic sandwich chip, and hold up way better to dipping than your average Lay's.
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The ECB's message sent the euro dipping down to $1.1229 against the greenback from around $1.1240.
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We are partial to the sharp smokiness their juice adds to a Vietnamese-style dipping sauce.
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Only Dolce & Gabbana has been dipping into that territory when it comes to politically charged messaging.
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But his eyes trapped me, held me in place, as he leaned forward, dipping his head.
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But on Saturday, it appeared McDonald's had underestimated just how popular the dipping sauce had become.
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It's the Scrabble equivalent of double-dipping, and a big no-no in the competitive circuit.
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A price index for consumer spending edged up 0.1 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in December.
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One manager allegedly joked about dipping "his pen in the company inkwell," according to court documents.
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Macy's said Wednesday it's dipping its toes into both the clothing subscription and apparel resale businesses.
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Another thing that was kind of hinted at – pension and endowment money dipping a toe in.
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They cost only $40 and look perfect for dipping your feet in on a hot afternoon.
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It was up 8 percent in morning deals before dipping to 3.9 percent in afternoon deals.
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The Nikkei rose 2794.95 percent to 22,906.14 in midmorning trade, after dipping in negative territory briefly.
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"Western Australia will be dipping into reserves to fulfill export commitments," said a Sydney-based trader.
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The bar came with Olive Garden's famous breadsticks, as well as marinara and Alfredo dipping sauces.
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But then stocks hit a brick wall, dipping in and out of correction territory since then.
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Stocks are off their highs of the session, with the Nasdaq dipping into negative territory. Disclaimer
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Mums don't usually advocate dipping fingers into open containers of food because it can spread germs.
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Olive oil for dipping was on the French Deco table in a corner of the kitchen.
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Once cooked, drain on paper towels, cut on an angle, and drizzle with the dipping sauce.
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Still, that didn't throw a damper on Amber from dipping her toe into the drug world.
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These bad boys are crispy, doughy, and just perfect with a tangy black vinegar dipping sauce.
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Earlier today, people were talking about ticket prices dipping to $3 as if that were bad.
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In addition, its spongy texture and orange flavor is perfect for dipping it into hot chocolate.
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"You are dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker charged.
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Mr. Guo is dipping into his fortune, while Mr. Bannon has agreed to provide a strategy.
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All the while, you are dipping into an accompanying sauce, whether melted butter, vinaigrette or mayonnaise.
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Flipkart's move adds to the number of other nonfinancial services firms dipping into fintech via partnerships.
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The front will have a fairly conventional dipping shop with seating for six and outdoor tables.
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Dipping a needle in antiseptic, he punctures blisters and patches them with thick balls of gauze.
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Expect clearing skies and a high around 2100 today, with temperatures barely dipping below 2000 tonight.
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I also picked up some Roti Canai, a type of flatbread with a curry dipping sauce.
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Seasonings like gochujang, Sichuan pepper, tart plums and ssamjang, a Korean dipping sauce, are used throughout.
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Mexican stocks also suffered on Wednesday, with the nation's benchmark stock index dipping more than 3%.
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By recruiting Jackson, the Knicks were dipping into their past in hopes of building their future.
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"Some of us are dipping into our own pockets to keep this thing going," he said.
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Nobody will be mad if you put a little olive oil or sauce out for dipping.
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"Spicy chicken dumplings" turn out to be Buffalo chicken wontons with a blue cheese dipping sauce.
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Meanwhile, the euro trended higher after dipping overnight on the release of soft manufacturing activity indicators.
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Meanwhile, silver fell 1.39 percent at $16.426 an ounce, dipping to $16.32, a two-week low.
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So you can't simply say that dipping from the well of cinematic precedent is creatively dry.
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Prices for sponsored content on YouTube also picked up in 2019, after dipping the year before.
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Also, look at the dates themselves: are you always dipping out because the conversation is boring?
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The coffee giant has slowly been dipping its toes into the latest trendy dairy-free milk.
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German shares lagged regional peers, closing up 0.2% after dipping into the red during the session.
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Palace almost made it 2-0 when James McArthur's dipping shot was turned away by Ramsdale.
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On Wall Street, stocks closed mixed after dipping on the release of Trump Jr.'s emails.
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A survey on Thursday showed confidence among homebuilders dipping in March, but remaining in strong territory.
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But there are a few reasons a new administration may want to stop dipping into it.
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The ground levelled off, dipping and rising in knobby hillocks among bushes and outcroppings of rock.
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Her best friend, the actress Aubrey Plaza, remembers dipping into more than a few honey masks.
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Recent rainfall has helped the cotton crop; gold prices, after dipping, are on the rise again.
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Kidnappings fell briefly thereafter, dipping to 1,22016 in 22007, but they are starting to climb again.
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A price index for consumer spending edged up 0.1 percent after dipping 20.7 percent in December.
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Is there something to be gained from dipping into the Don's marketing campaign of kleptocratic egotism?
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The uncertainty over global trade saw gold rebound after dipping below $1,400 per ounce on Thursday.
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It also comes with three containers of sauce, possibly for dipping or drenching the large bread SpaghettiO.
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Unlike waxing, the sugar-based formula doesn't have to be heated, and there is no double dipping.
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"Longer-term investors are returning to gold and dipping their toes back in," said Saxo Bank's Hansen.
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Consumer non-cyclicals were the top losers, with dairy firm a2 Milk Company Ltd dipping 2.2 percent.
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It was their second year in a row dipping into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan together.
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Nvidia added to its 13.8 percent decline, dipping 4.6 percent after several analysts bailed on the stock.
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The other is a pungent dipping sauce, with dried and ground shrimp, green onions, garlic, and chili.
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Franklin brisket served with perfectly cooked alkaline noodles and a 60-hour-simmered fatty pork dipping sauce.
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Twitter's stock hit an all-time low today, dipping below $20 a share for the first time.
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As Pixar has demonstrated, dipping back into the well doesn't automatically mean sacrificing creativity on that altar.
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Without dipping into the crazy price of Google's own Chromebook Pixel, Toshiba's latest is an absolute keeper.
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Inside, you'll find, 18 Hash Brown Bites, 8 Chicken McNuggets, 12 Chicken McBites, and three dipping sauces.
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I love spicy food, so I end up dipping a lot of dishes in the chili sauce.
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It extended this week's losses on Thursday, dipping to as low as $1.3344, its weakest since Sept.
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After only four weeks of dipping my toe into the sex work industry, I quit my job.
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However, Tesla's stock cratered Wednesday, dipping 17%, and hinted at the risk of chasing a hot stock.
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" He also admitted that dipping back into Shondaland after starring on Scandal was "great and deeply comfortably.
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Bitcoin plunged to two-month lows on Thursday, dipping below $210,200 for the first time since November.
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A Destin, Florida, native, Sammi adores visiting the beach and dipping her clawed toes into the surf.
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All you have to do with those ingredients is mix them all together and get to dipping.
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Luckily, you don't have to choose between a cheap, crappy one and dipping into your savings fund.
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I grab a naan fresh from the tandoor and begin dipping the bread into my brimming plate.
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Trade-sensitive chipmakers dropped on the bellicose trade rhetoric, with the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index dipping 4.4%.
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As a result, several groups of aircraft engineers are dipping their toes back into the supersonic pool.
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Juicy, brined meat, an extra crispy crust, and a spicy dipping sauce can make all the difference.
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This isn't the first time Klum and Schnabel have enjoyed skinny-dipping on one of their vacations.
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If you don't have long fondue forks for dipping, substitute disposable chopsticks, tongs or just plain forks.
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Never mind that Curry had quite possibly contaminated his rudimentary test by double-dipping his Q-tips.
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U.S. two-year notes were unchanged in price, with yields dipping to 0.863 percent from 0.867 percent.
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The Nikkei share average was up 2412.38 percent to 20,012.12 by midmorning after dipping into negative territory.
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At the same time a few big foreign firms have started dipping their toes in the water.
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Federal testing data suggest maths proficiency among fourth- and eighth-graders is dipping after years of improvement.
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We're waiting to hear back from Facebook's High Heel Mom before dipping our toes into this one.
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Chipotle, if you're listening, you can never go wrong with a good churro—chocolate dipping sauce, included.
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We chat about PUBG, TitanFall 2, and Tacoma, before dipping into the bucket for a serious dip.
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The U.S. 10-year note yield fell to its lowest level since 2016, briefly dipping below 1.6%.
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Markit U.S. manufacturing PMI for February is seen dipping to 54.7 from 54.9 in the previous month.
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In classic Quist form, he told a story you wouldn't expect from a politician about skinny dipping.
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"Lagoon dipping with my baby shark 🦈🐙🐡," Huntington-Whiteley wrote to accompany the latter image.
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Apparel prices dropped 1.3 percent, the largest fall since September 1998, after dipping 0.1 percent in October.
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Nonfarm payrolls for last month were seen up 222,000, with the unemployment rate dipping to 4.7 percent.
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And after a few moments of nervous paw-dipping, the 9-year-old dog takes the plunge.
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Comcast was dipping a little bit after hours here, but not as much as you would think.
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Or, for those double-dipping participating shareholders, what if the company sold for less than $232 million?
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Make the dipping sauce: In a small bowl, whisk together the vinegar, soy sauce, and sesame oil.
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WTI futures traded at around $36.70 a barrel after dipping close to the $36-a-barrel mark.
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For the most part, going swimming — even in public — isn't like dipping your head into a cesspool.
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It stood little changed at 110.655 yen after dipping as low as 110.45 earlier in the day.
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This past year, Williams has seen both the highs and lows of dipping into the rumor mill.
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U.S. oil settled down 3.43 percent at $37.18 a barrel, after briefly dipping below $37 earlier Monday.
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If you're eating them at home, you can control your own level of vinegar anyway [by dipping].
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The company's loyalty rating dropped significantly from 2015 to 2016, dipping from 66 percent to 58 percent.
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The euro was steady at $1.1011 after dipping to about a three-week trough of $1.0990 overnight.
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Out the window, there was a flash of yellow, a dipping steel bucket, a pile of dirt.
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Now that he is getting stuck in the quagmire of health care reform, the market is dipping.
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After some trepidation, Steven Spielberg is dipping his big toe into virtual reality for the first time.
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Enjoy with marinara sauce for dipping, a glass of milk and, if in season, a McIntosh apple.
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From well outside the penalty box, Agüero hit a dipping shot that flew just above the goal.
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Unfortunately, that effect was somewhat sabotaged by an accompanying peanut dipping sauce that was dense and glutinous.
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Iraq is dipping into its foreign reserves to make up for a $3 billion monthly budget shortfall.
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In the salon, a low sofa and carved armchairs were perfect for dipping into vintage National Geographics.
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The Australian dollar edged up 0.1 percent at $0.7246, after dipping to $0.7223, lowest since early June.
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Launch day dawned brightly, but my drive to base kept dipping into ominous pockets of valley fog.
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Financial markets have shown signs of stress, with stocks dipping to their lowest since January this week.
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MISTER DIPS The chef Andrew Carmellini and his partners are indeed dipping into a fast-food genre.
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The dipping sauce, oddly enough, was not hoisin sauce, although that's what was already on the bun.
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Banks bore the brunt of the losses on Monday, with the Australian financial index dipping 221 percent.
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The grocer recommends dipping your fruit in the chocolate hummus or simply enjoying it by the spoonful.
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By "double-dipping" I mean that we sign up for the same credit card at different times.
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While it chills, the cook assembles a sour cream and mayonnaise dip with various spices for dipping.
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US crude futures were almost 5% lower at one point on Thursday, dipping below $46 per barrel.
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Many of today's largest tech firms have already been dipping their toes into parts of these fields.
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He demonstrated his laborious technique, wrapping a tiny bamboo stick in cotton and dipping it in solvents.
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The calamari won us over because it was cooked perfectly and came with a tasty dipping sauce.
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Despite dipping slightly month on month, it was just off highs not seen for nearly 6 years.
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The rouble-denominated index fell 59.0703 percent, dipping below 2119.75,2119.67 points for the first time in 210.42.
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Beyoncé is dipping her toe into the Latin music scene once again — and for a good cause.
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That contributed to the institute's nonmanufacturing index dipping 0.1 point to a reading of 53.4 last month.
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A chopsticks holder and a large communal container of dipping sauce lay on the counter before me.
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Another hit was the asparagus frites with crispy tempura crusts and a lemon-garlic aioli for dipping.
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Reheat last night's gravy and you have the perfect dipping sauce for these soft, crispy stuffing balls.
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Mr. Cuomo will have to spend money, they argue, dipping into a formidable $30 million war chest.
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One man spent an afternoon dipping a fishing line into a hole that seemed a small pond.
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The NES classic, though, is like a full immersion baptism to NES Remix's beginner-friendly toe-dipping.
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He then dashed off to groove to a Cardi B song, spinning and dipping to the beat.
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On Wednesday, could you make a meal out of tempura-fried green beans and mustard dipping sauce?
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Their mission: to smash a world skinny-dipping record and raise funds for a children's cancer charity.
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Their mere presence before the steel barrier dipping absurdly into the ocean was a statement in itself.
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Eventually, they'll start dipping into their own supplies rather than shopping for more, and demand will fall.
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She attempts to get that shattering texture by dipping them in royal icing, but it's slow moving.
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This fact was left out by The Times and renders the proposal an attempt at double-dipping.
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Those platters typically come with dips, but I prefer dipping veggies in fiber- and protein-rich hummus.
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Clare Hennigan, senior beauty analyst with market intelligence firm Mintel, said she's also noticing dipping mascara sales.
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Guests were also treated to a never-ending breadstick bar outfitted with marinara and Alfredo dipping sauces.
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At center: a tropical-fruit plate including dragon fruit and star fruit, with a spicy dipping sauce.
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The court also suggested that SEC claims for both disgorgement and additional penalties may constitute double-dipping.
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He didn't ask his mother to make his favorite packed lunch, spinach with corn dough for dipping.
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He didn't ask his mother to make his favorite packed lunch, spinach with corn dough for dipping.
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Invite diners to mix the ground walnuts into the dipping sauce, dip in the noodles, and slurp.
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But it's not yet certain whether drillers have much interest in dipping their toes into uncharted waters.
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I remember the days when McDonald's used to give you a whole dipping cup full of honey.
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Both BMW and Volkswagen are dipping into the scooter market, while Ford bought scooter company Spin outright.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed down more than 700 points after briefly dipping into correction territory.
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Oil prices, in turn, were dipping on worries that less crude will be needed to be refined.
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Networks like OWN and Freeform are dipping into the genre and releasing holiday romances of their own.
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I tasted every dipping sauce from McDonald&aposs and Wendy&aposs and compared them against each other.
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After initially dipping her toe into the discourse, she wrote a piece that was critical of Stock.
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In response, its stock hit a record high in after-hours trade before dipping the following day.
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"The commercial supply is there," she said so dipping into the strategic national stockpile is not necessary.
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The President is in perilous political territory -- dipping to 39% approval in a new CNN/SSRS poll.
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The cookies have a sugar topping, which you add by dipping them in water and then sugar.
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Cold mountain air on a naked body feels a bit like skinny dipping, but with an audience.
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Her sisters had to be picked up at the police station after they were caught skinny-dipping.
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They crackle, but are just an excuse; the dipping sauce, a heady swirl of tamarind, is all.
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Shares of Apple fell nearly 282 percent on Tuesday, dipping into correction territory as the broader markets slumped.
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"The government and insurgency can both be heading downwards," he said, making a dipping motion with his hands.
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This way, you'll have enough money to cover those unexpected or variable expenses without dipping into your savings.
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The dollar stood little changed at 110.655 yen after dipping as low as 110.45 earlier in the day.
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"It suggests customers are doing 'cannonballs' into the pool versus just dipping their toe in," Thill told CNBC.
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I escape the constant horns and crowds of New York by dipping into a hotel in Times Square.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast new claims for unemployment benefits dipping to 243,000 in the latest week.
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It works well for occasionally dipping in to check on smartphone usage, with no configuration or setup required.
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"While we were spinning and twisting and dipping, there was also smiling — a lot of smiling," she said.
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Shares of Snap ended Friday's trading session up 1.72 percent at $6.51, dipping slightly in after-hours trading.
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Economists had forecast inventories, which are a key component of gross domestic product, dipping 0.1 percent in October.
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The index recovered overnight to hit 100.73, after dipping to a seven-week low of 99.793 on Thursday.
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And for the cast of Crazy Rich Asians, finding the right sparkler meant dipping into their personal collections.
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On the side, there was chili-daikon and chives for garnish, and a cup of ponzu for dipping.
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When you're dipping, move the fork around in a figure-eight shape along the bottom of the pot.
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His strategy, he said, involves airlines dipping their toes in the Brazilian market first by operating international flights.
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Or it felt like double dipping, accepting disaster aid when that new job was right around the corner.
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The ovulation testing kits: peeing in a plastic cup, dipping the strips of paper, straining to read results.
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Ride-hailing apps are helping riders get to the doctor's office — and dipping into the lucrative healthcare market.
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The Aussie recouped some losses after dipping to a fresh 20-month low of $0.71655 during the day.
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With oil dipping below $29 a barrel, TMK has been pulling back in the United States and elsewhere.
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If you've ever gone skinny-dipping and had the creepy feeling you were being watched, you were right.
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Energy was one of the sectors to retreat, dipping 0.1 percent as the price of oil edged lower.
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Even so, they appear to have already had an impact, with Bitcoin dipping below $9,000 after the announcement.
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Dow futures rose more than 100 points overnight following the debate before dipping into negative territory Tuesday morning.
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Economists expect that Americans&apos confidence in the economy perked up in October after dipping the previous month.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts dipping to a pace of 1.261 million units in June.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts dipping to a pace of 2000 million units in June.
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But a few chains are either not buying in, or are barely dipping a toe in the waters.
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The weak dollar and uncertainty over trade saw gold recover after dipping below $1,400 per ounce on Thursday.
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During an appearance on Ellen on Monday, Fonda, 78, revealed not one, but two epic skinny-dipping stories.
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The Nikkei edged up 2336.72 percent to 0.33,20.3 in choppy midmorning trade after earlier dipping into negative territory.
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"You see all these tech companies dipping their toe and being a part of advisory panels," he said.
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West Texas Intermediate crude was off by 1.4 percent, dipping back below $60 a barrel by Europe's close.
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Newbies just dipping into the market, however, will take the easiest route to start experimenting with new tokens.
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Seems like a good time to use a dipping sauce to promote a movie, if you ask us.
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January data was revised to show sales dipping 1.93 percent instead of falling 21.9 percent as previously reported.
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Banks accounted for most of the losses on the benchmark, with the Australian financial index dipping 0.5 percent.
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Only celebrities as unimpeachable as Beyoncé manage to navigate the choppy waters of fame without occasionally dipping under.
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The federal government had to start dipping into the $22013 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
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At the time, economists thought unemployment dipping below 6 percent was an inflation threat, and it got there.
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" On Trump's dipping poll numbers: "His approval rating among Republicans and conservatives and Trump voters is down slightly.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts dipping to a pace of 2407 million units in June.
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The chain says that its version of the dessert will be served with an apple caramel dipping sauce.
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Vo likens dipping your toe into the digital records of your romantic past to peering into Pandora's Box.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell more than 1 percent, to $48.97, before dipping lower on supply concerns.
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Christie has lost some ground, dipping 4 points since a CNN/WMUR poll conducted before the Iowa caucuses.
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Budgeting early on can prevent dipping into emergency savings or going into debt to handle these added expenses.
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Refinance activity has been falling steadily for the past month, now dipping to its lowest level since August.
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If you have a passion for dipping tortilla chips in melted cheese, this is the pin for you.
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After dipping a little earlier in the year, consumer confidence is almost back to its post-recovery peak.
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"You say I'm a martyr / Charge that to my ego," Caesar sings, his voice dipping lower and lower.
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A simple sesame-soy dipping sauce, paired with the dumplings, managed to complement — without overwhelming — their subtle flavor.
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That was a re-entrenchment maneuver by a superpower dipping a toe into uncharted waters and then recoiling.
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Recipes: Barbecue Red Onion Chutney | Smoky Lime-Chile Dipping Sauce | Smoky Chimichurri | How to Grill cooking cooking cooking
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Platinum was down 0.6 percent at $905.50, earlier dipping to a more than 4-month low of $898.10.
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Although he had to reach out to get the dipping pitch, Ahmed managed to drive it 416 feet.
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Dipping into these wildfire prevention funds only makes future wildfires worse, a vicious cycle we're determined to solve.
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Lincoln signed the paperwork to become mayor by dipping his hoof in ink and stomping upon the paper.
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To serve, remove the skewers from the flautas and serve alongside the avocado and tomatillo salsa for dipping.
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The offshore Chinese yuan was a shade firmer at 6.831 per dollar after dipping slightly the previous day.
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With wholesale auto sales dipping 0.1 percent, the inventory-to-sales ratio hit its highest since May 2009.
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"When the dipping begins again, we will be prepared to hit it with everything we have," she said.
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"The employee could be double-dipping," said Mark B. Levine, a principal at EBMG, a property management company.
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Shares fell as much as 10 percent at the opening on Wednesday, briefly dipping below the IPO price.
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They also bought rat poison for dipping their knives in, though they did not end up using it.
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The store recommends dipping potato chips, carrot sticks, pita chips, celery sticks, and more into the creamy snack.
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Let's say that while doing a squat, you keep hesitating on dipping your butt all the way down.
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McCafé is also bringing back its donut sticks on November 6, this time with a chocolate dipping sauce.
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In 1990, Betty Crocker brought out Dunkaroos, a snack pack of cookies with sprinkle-spiked frosting for dipping.
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Productivity increased 20103 percent in the 22010, the strongest performance since 21.1, after dipping 22016 percent in 2016.
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She pushes her vocal range here, too, dipping into bass and then reaching up at a moment's notice.
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Don't do this halfway though… Dipping their toes in e-commerce isn't a completely foreign idea to newspapers.
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Yet, they're still there, muddling along, dipping up and down in the polls like any government before them.
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You love nothing as much as dipping out of the scene and being unreachable to the outside world.
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Cut them up into smaller pieces for the perfect appetizer, and serve them alongside your favorite dipping sauce.
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He caught Anderson Silva dipping with one of these and followed up to send him to the mat.
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The raw egg that, thanks to some long-forgotten cook's flash of greatness, serves as a dipping sauce.
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Tekashi69's dipping his toe in the fashion biz ... and making a huge splash courtesy of Kanye West.
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Dipping her nips in a soft boiled egg, hunched over the washing machine and reading Viz, I hope.
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If you need cash, try to tap into other sources before dipping into your 401(k) or IRA.
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He climbed another 20 feet and circled the balloon three times, dipping and rising on the desert thermals.
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MOST AWKWARD EATING The samosas at the end of "India Pale Ale" came with a gooey dipping sauce.
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Donald J. Trump was dipping his foot into the poisonous waters of birtherism for the very first time.
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On foot, the runner ($95) made my foot look pouty, as if it were dipping into the floor.
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If the results in London this week are anything to go by, it might be even be dipping.
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Economists had forecast the PPI dipping 20.3% in February and rising 22.3% on a year-on-year basis.
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" I've been enjoying dipping in to Duncan Hannah's collection of memories from his 1970s youth, "20th Century Boy.
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Tiny dipping bowls glazed in indigo and adorned with handpainted 22-karat gold luster sell for around €15.
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For most people, it's just dipping your finger in paint, then dotting, dragging, or smearing it on paper.
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So don't even think about dipping into your vacation fund in order to replace that battered old suitcase.
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If he's not dipping into his own cheese, he's going to be a little less fat than thin.
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Dipping my chip in, the dip was nicely balanced in consistency — it wasn't too goopy or too thin.
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Private companies, which once considered the risk too heavy, are dipping their toes back in —for a price.
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"We'll be dipping into our savings to cover my loss of wages during the strike," Webster Guiney said.
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The pound slid 0.3 percent as London trading got going, dipping to $1.2985 and 88.58 pence per euro.
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My dipping sauce of choice was again sweet and sour, which I think only elevated these crispy nuggets.
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After dipping a little, earlier in the year, consumer confidence is almost back to its post-recovery peak.
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It was a few hours after the thesis defense, and the sun was finally dipping toward the horizon.
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The "Masterpiece" series, based on Austen's uncompleted final novel, features many of the author's hallmarks, plus skinny-dipping.
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Sales at wholesalers fell 0.7% in October, the biggest decline since December 2018, after dipping 0.1% in September.
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Dipping below 10 is relatively unusual for the VIX and represents an unusual lack of fear, Cramer noted.
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At 1330 GMT, Amadeus shares were down 1.2 percent at 54.12 euros, after earlier dipping to 53.57 euros.
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Furthermore, eyewitnesses told CNN that they saw the plane swerving, dipping and emitting smoke as it came down.
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The S&P industrial fell 0.88 percent, with shares of Boeing and Caterpillar dipping more than 1.6 percent.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1023 after dipping to about a three-week trough of $1.0990 overnight.
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The highlights: Alcoholic Capri-Sun-like drinks, W-shaped soft pretzels with gourmet dipping sauces and street skewers.
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Prices had been relatively steady through August, hovering around the $7,000 range after dipping below $8,000 in July.
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Helios and Matheson's stock took a major hit as a result, dipping to as low as 2 cents.
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January data was revised to show sales dipping 0.1 percent instead of falling 0.3 percent as previously reported.
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Yet in the wake of dipping oil prices, these older agencies have been cutting back their own oversight.
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Win rates recovered a bit in the late 21985s before dipping again, though not as consistently or precipitously.
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But with temperatures dipping into the 20s through Saturday, we're running about 1 to 20 degrees below normal.
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Kim Kardashian's grillin' like it's summertime again, and looking like she's dipping back into her old flashy lifestyle.
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And he has been dipping his toe back in the United States, though the jury is still out.
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The economy is starting to slow but it's not coming anywhere close to potentially dipping into a recession.
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At least one of the men went skinny-dipping in Devils Hole, where the rare pupfish is found.
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Mr Barksdale concedes that one of the problems is keeping people engaged without dipping back into their old lifestyles.
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I first came across the service in high school when I was just dipping my toes into iOS development.
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Some analysts believe the move to the downside, with the S&P dipping into correction territory, could be overdone.
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Fourth quarter growth was in line with consensus forecasts, dipping from a downwardly revised 2464 percent in the third.
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Apple fell 2.8 percent and briefly traded 20 percent below its all-time high, dipping into a bear market.
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The dollar also fell to its lowest in nearly a week against the Swiss franc, dipping to 1.0083 francs.
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"In commercial aviation, demand is not dipping, on the contrary," he said in text that was written in French.
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The S&P 500 fell sharply last month, briefly dipping into bear-market territory, before a rip-roaring rally.
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A "Behind the Meme" video about the Mulan dipping sauce has even more views: over 250,000, as of today.
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By the time the train got to Boston, I had finished the book and was dipping back into it.
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The artist takes into account classic arts while dipping his toe into an artist favorite point of meditation: consumerism.
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Spread the margarine over the toast evenly and cut each into 3 long slices for dipping into the yolk.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 97.537 after dipping 0.1% overnight.
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The single currency was last $1.1194 against the dollar, after earlier dipping to $1.1181, the lowest since March 7.
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The Dow lost a 352 point gain before dipping as many as 566 points and finishing lower by 245.
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Mike Tyson used a dipping jab masterfully to close the distance, bloodying noses and bruising sternums in the process.
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I fried the jellyfish with olive oil, and tried dipping them in various condiments, including mayonnaise and soy sauce.
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"Fetish" sees her dipping her toe into trap-influenced waters—accompanied by Gucci Mane, so you know it's legit.
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The lira weakened to as far as 6.10 against the dollar, dipping from a close of 5.9955 on Friday.
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Finish by dipping the cloth in plain warm water and wipe down the entire boot evenly to prevent watermarks.
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HK/SIN time, firming after dipping under 0.793 earlier this week to tap the lowest levels since January 2015.
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The other recipe included in this single Pinterest post is for the dipping sauce that's served with the pickles.
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REUTERS POLL-CHINA CONSUMER INFLATION RATE SEEN DIPPING TO 2.1 PCT IN 2019 (VS 2.3 PCT IN PREV POLL)
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If you're planning on dipping a toe into the stock market, now might be the best time to start.
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But manufacturing output was unchanged after dipping in October, indicating that obstacles remain for the economy despite consumers' exuberance.
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He's pushed the skirt of my dress up and is reaching inside my underwear, dipping in an experimental finger.
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Her family said Oriz has autism and was dipping her toes in the water when she was swept under.
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SL: Yeah and not like a millionaire who is like dipping their toe in the neighborhood every election season.
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The longtime software king is enjoying dipping its toe into hardware, with tablets, phones and even a hybrid laptop.
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There he played through Acid Rap, occasionally dipping into Coloring Book as though it was an obscure new project.
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And as people get worked up over the game, they neglect a few important things—like not double-dipping.
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Mr. Trump still claims that he really is dipping into his own fortune to pay for his television ads.
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Obvious Child is a New York movie, and now with Landline, you're dipping even deeper into New York movies.
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Spot gold was down 20.11 percent at $2693.25,335.88 an ounce, after dipping to $1,329.58, the lowest since July 27.
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The reaction in Hong Kong was significantly more muted, with the Hang Seng index dipping briefly into the red.
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Conversely, consumer staples accounted for most of the losses, with dairy firm a2 Milk Company Ltd dipping 1.7 percent.
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Meanwhile, Dunkin' is dipping its toes into delivery by launching a small pilot, also with Grubhub, the market leader.
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A survey published last week by Indonesia's biggest newspaper Kompas showed his approval rating dipping only slightly to 58.8%.
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Double dipping and eating food after it's been on the floor for five seconds can fo' sho spread germs.
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Oil prices have been sagging, with U.S. crude recently dipping to near $2000 a barrel on renewed oversupply fears.
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Without revealing too much of the first episode of season three; Rick really, really wants that sweet dipping sauce.
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On the cover, Stacy's hair is piled high on her head, a stylish ringlet dipping down beside her eye.
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The federal government will have to start dipping into the $22040 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
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It peaked at 233 million tonnes of oil equivalent in 2007, before dipping to 187 million toe by 2012.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 97.587 after dipping 0.1% overnight.
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Herring's voice is at its baritone best, dipping and croaking beneath Clams's sparse piano chords and quietly heavy snares.
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That would have been plenty, but the company also started dipping its toes into the other side of things.
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But other insurers such as Cigna and Anthem saw their shares dipping more than 2 percent awaiting the news.
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The single currency was last $1.1197 against the dollar , after earlier dipping to $1.1181, the lowest since March 7.
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As the term suggests, penumbral eclipses involve the moon dipping into the penumbra (but steering clear of the umbra).
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NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins said storms like these — fueled by the jet stream dipping unusually low — are rare.
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We know it's only Wednesday, but this is a #TBT moment we can't resist dipping slipping our toes into.
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The warp trails of the ship serve as chopsticks, and the saucer is a dipping dish for soy sauce.
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Income at the disposal of households after accounting for inflation increased 0.2 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in January.
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And the share saying they would never back Trump dipping from 3633% in the first wave to 6% now.
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Apple is not dipping its toe in the water with "Planet of the Apps" to make money from it.
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We have eight years of the Medicare trust fund left while the federal government is dipping into its reserves.
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You cannot deduct items or services that your employer or insurance reimbursed you for - that would be double-dipping.
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The euro was down 0.2 percent at $1.0621, dipping close to Friday's 0.73-1/2-week low of $1.0608.
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In a video of the incident, the plane can be seen dipping dangerously to the left just after takeoff.
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To soak it up, soft pretzels were on offer—plain or cinnamon—with eight dipping sauces to choose from.
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A daily Opinionway poll saw Macron's predicted score dipping to 203 percent for the first time since mid-March.
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According to Business Insider, the polar vortex dipping south of the North Pole can be linked to climate change.
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Price: Breadsticks are free, but each dipping sauce costs $4.49 for a regular size, and $6.49 for a large.
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The bombogenesis will help usher in another round of blustery single-digit temperatures to the northeast, dipping some temperatures.
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He kept the Cardinals off balance throughout, changing speeds effectively with a curveball dipping as low as 22014 mph.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, rose to 1893 after dipping on Thursday.
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They are the R. A. Dickey knuckleballers of this staff, their bowled balls dipping and diving like drunken fireflies.
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Other appetizer standouts were the creamy taramosalata (caviar spread) and the tasty zucchini fritters with a rémoulade dipping sauce.
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Retail inventories fell 0.3% in June instead of dipping 0.1% as estimated in an advance report published last month.
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With wholesale auto sales dipping 0.1 percent, the inventory-to-sales ratio hit its highest point since May 2009.
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Pair the grilled Aussie lamb skewers with a falafel and tahini chipotle dipping sauce for a Middle Eastern kick.
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While I'm trying to eat, a guy next to me starts dipping into his extensive repertoire of drunken chants.
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Make the dipping sauce: Combine the vinegars, pepper, salt, and scallions in a bowl and cover with plastic wrap.
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U.S. light crude was expected to average $53.52 a barrel this year, dipping from last month's forecast of $54.73.
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Transfer the cheese curds to a serving platter and serve with some tomato sauce on the side for dipping.
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No egg-dipping or frying pan craziness to deal with as you hustle to wrap those last minute gifts.
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On Wednesday, bets on the VIX dipping below 15 by mid-July were the most heavily traded VIX contracts.
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Melbourne has fared better, with prices dipping 0.1 percent in February but still 6.9 percent higher for the year.
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The conglomerate's most expensive share class touched that milestone for the first time in the morning before dipping back.
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Giovinco finished the scoring by dipping a shot neatly past Johansen, just inside the far post, in stoppage time.
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However, there has also been substantial activity in the options market for those who see natural gas prices dipping.
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Providers will also be barred from double-dipping into the fund for any expenses that will be repaid elsewhere.
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But with temperatures already dipping to 40, how will the U.P.G., whose look centers on calico and gingham, acclimate?
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You see all these tech companies, sort of dipping their toe and being a part of these advisory panels.
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DJI fell 458.92 points, or 1.9 percent, to end at 23,13 after dipping below its 200-day moving average.
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Eat them fresh out of the paper bag, dipping pieces into a tub of St. Viateur's proprietary cream cheese.
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The weak dollar and uncertainty over global trade saw gold rebound after dipping below $1,400 per ounce on Thursday.
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Against Shapovalov, Raonic tracked down several fearsome forehands, using chips and dipping passing shots to frustrate his young opponent.
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"Taste the water," Austin advised as he pantomimed dipping his finger into the pot and giving it a lick.
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Chick-fil-A is bringing its dipping sauces to grocery stores for the first time, the company announced Wednesday.
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Those possible scenarios have kept some portfolio managers from dipping their toes back into stocks even at bargain prices.
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The Nasdaq Composite was the relative underperformer, dipping 0.5%, as the so-call FAANG stocks closed in the red.
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Card's writing is inventive and captivating, dipping into different narrative styles and playing with magical realism and folklore. —A.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 98.013 after dipping 0.43% overnight.
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Some Libra Association members like Andreessen Horowitz and Coinbase Ventures are double-dipping, backing a competing cryptocurrency developer platform.
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International benchmark Brent crude gained 28.59 cents to settle at $22016 per barrel, after briefly dipping into negative territory.
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Flip it over to the other hand and then just slowly drop without dipping your fingers in the oil.
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A quarter chicken with a large handful of French fries and a green piquant dipping sauce was 11 soles.
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The stock surged in regular trading, recovering after dipping 4 percent immediately after the earnings were released pre-market.
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He has also begun dipping into 2020 races, recently hosting a fundraiser for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.).
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Ligtlee, 22, beat two Frenchman to claim his first rainbow jersey, dipping below one minute to clock 59.495 seconds.
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The vessel (not the one with the pestle) for dipping at a dinner table is a SAUCE DISH. 35A.
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The balls are then breaded and fried before being served hot, either alone or paired with a dipping sauce.
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His disapproval rating, while still high, also improved slightly, dipping 2 points from earlier this month to 55 percent.
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It stayed close to those levels on Wednesday, dipping 0.1 percent on the day to 85.16 pence per euro.
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Friends and family kept asking how long we had practiced our slow dance, the spinning, flicking, flinging and dipping.
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As narrative fiction, it had no trouble dipping in and out of the singular consciousness — Junior's — at its center.
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A few hours later, with tech stocks dipping, Mr. Bezos had receded to No. 2 in the wealth ranks.
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To be there, in a designer dress no less, feels like dipping a toe into the edges of surreality.
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But Ferrara was enamored of the chase, dipping into his bag of tricks often to keep the dream alive.
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Tesla claims the petition was started by a short seller looking to cash in by dipping Tesla&aposs stock.
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Retail stocks fell with the broader market on Friday, with the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) dipping 0.8%.
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Ms. Gizetdinova glides between Russian and English when she speaks, dipping into her native tongue to express her emotions.
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Pay homage to Japanese Pocky by dipping oversized house-made biscuit sticks into a shot glass of chocolate sauce.
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Meanwhile, spot silver fell 0.6 percent to $16.27 per ounce, after dipping to a six-day low of $16.23.
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She luxuriates rhetorically over her haters like some sort of couture supervillain before dipping to collect that next stack.
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They are served with an array of dipping sauces, including several mayonnaise variations and Maille French mustard on tap.
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If the temperatures hadn't been dipping into the 30s, it would have been a great place to hunker down.
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Bitcoin also topped $2018,200 on CoinDesk's bitcoin price index, recovering more than $4,000 after dipping below $6,000 last Tuesday.
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Described as "dumpster juice" by one disgusted Twitter user, the dipping sauce was criticized for its texture and taste.
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They build up on your tongue, they slowly infiltrate your dipping sauce, and the mala tingle will take over.
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They build up on your tongue, they slowly infiltrate your dipping sauce, and the mala tingle will take over.
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"And then we've got Le Pen, next to me, Le Pen, dipping into the public purse," Mr. Poutou said.
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Regardless of what you're getting, make sure to order their waffle fries with their ten dipping sauces (or queso).
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Meisel and her mother's other expenses by dipping into a nest egg of about $203,000 that her father left.
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Still, that means shouldering a significant financial burden, and likely dipping into her savings to cover the rising costs.
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And everyone's like, "We're just going to dip our toe," and by dipping your toe you end up drowning.
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Financials were mostly negatively affected with Firstrand down 1.76% at 65.97 rand and Discovery dipping 1.63% to 148.25 rand.
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Serve on a platter with bowls of Belcour Honey Jerk Sauce or Belcour Honey Ginger Pepper Sauce for dipping.
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Then came a huge, murky pot of steaming chicken noodle soup we couldn't resist dipping our spoons directly into.
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And weakening global growth would likely result in dipping demand for the commodity, thus leading to a pullback in prices.
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Facebook's share price hit an all-time high of $153.60 on Tuesday before dipping to close at $150.85 on Thursday.
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But is there any way for Mexico to fund a border wall without officials there dipping into their country's coffers?
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Though skinny dipping is generally easier (and requires less bravery) at night, make sure you wear sunscreen if it's daytime.
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That means very soon you'll be dipping those Mexican seasoning-coated, crispy fries into delicious nacho cheese sauce once again.
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Does there seem to be a larger focus on dipping into the past now versus different years in your opinion?
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If you're smart, you'll ask for the creamy Italian dressing, not for your salad, but for dipping your pizza into.
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At the White House Correspondents Dinner, Obama was just barely dipping his toe into the pool of corny dad humor.
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Adding the spicy buffalo dipping sauce, made with cayenne pepper, won't contribute any sugar grams either (definitely a pleasant surprise).
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But rather than ladled over rice, Kanayama is serving his curry with pork katsu and brioche-like breadsticks for dipping.
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If you combine a can of baked beans and sausages with some bread for dipping, you really can't go wrong.
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In an pristine example of double-dipping, Pfizer actually owns one of the two companies who manufacture the generic version.
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The number of companies that were 90 days or more behind also decreased, dipping to 0.29 percent from 0.31 percent.
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Banks accounted for most of losses, with the Australian financial index dipping 3.3 percent to an near five-month low.
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The fast food franchise offered a tie-in deal that packed Szechuan dipping sauce in with Chicken McNugget Happy Meals.
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However, I could have used a little more flavor and will be dipping these in marinara sauce next time around.
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I was constantly dipping back into the story for details and elements, and I didn't really invent characters or locations.
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"Once you start dipping below that you're always at risk, and that's what happened in California, in Minnesota," said Hotez.
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Also, start out small when dipping into the market and "make sure you are buying things you understand," said Cheng.
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Khanna's congressional office referred CNBC's questions about his current view of double-dipping on public pensions to the Sanders campaign.
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Last year, the company expanded its offerings, dipping its toes into 3D printing for manufacturing, along with additional desktop machines.
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Jenny Landreth writes about swimming for the Guardian and recently published a guide to the best dipping spots in London.
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This year, the unemployment rate fell below 5% for the first time in eight years, dipping to 4.7% in May.
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Pork imports also jumped 9.6 percent year-on-year to 135,930 tonnes, after dipping to just 71,712 tonnes in February.
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Then they saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and were inspired when Rey made bread by dipping powder into water.
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Her pilates instructor noticed that her right side was dipping and she would swerve into the right lane while driving.
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Some took things to totally ~meta~ levels by dipping Oreos into the Oreo-flavored beer And who can blame them?
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Other Asian currencies were more subdued, with the Korean won, Indian rupee and Taiwanese dollar dipping against a strong dollar.
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Asian shares, however, edged down on Friday with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipping 21 percent.
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