Something to idolize and discard—or, better yet, discard first and idolize later.
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That's what makes The Taming of the Shrew so difficult to discard — and there are many reasons to want to discard it.
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Instead, it's a mix of junk mail you hate and discard, plus bills and missives from businesses you also hate but can't discard.
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If you discard Clutchmother Zavas, she goes back to your hand but with an additional 2 attack and 2 health every time you discard her.
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Some regions discard more kidneys than others, the study said, suggesting that a decision to keep or discard a donated organ is at least somewhat subjective.
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Cut and remove core from bottom of lettuce and discard.
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This has become a privilege America seems eager to discard.
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Strain out (and discard) the solids and reserve the liquid.
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Strain the ghee and remove and discard the cardamom granules.
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And in difficult times, we don't discard our highest ideals.
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Remove the lamb chops from the marinade; discard the marinade.
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We tend to discard the losers and embrace the winners.
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They discard their dead so that they themselves don't die.
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Remove the ends from the green beans and discard ends.
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Remove chicken giblets, and save for another use or discard.
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Remove and reserve leaves from remaining thyme sprigs; discard stems.
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Discard the ones who don't close or are broken. 2.
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Everything in it was something I could use or discard.
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Discard the remaining liquid or save for another use. 3.
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There are reasons librarians must discard books from a collection.
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Then the town would either modify it or discard it.
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Discard the shell and tail but keep the head intact.
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The next day, strain the syrup and discard the solids.
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Of course, there are some books we will never discard.
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Officers no doubt did catch people trying to discard evidence.
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Who is going to discard fear, and doubt, and hate?
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The Apple Watch used to offer two options, Save and Discard.
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She was the first secretary of state to discard a state.
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Maybe that I was a convenient object to explore and discard?
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Discard all of the solids except the carrots and the chicken.
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When cool enough to handle, cut kernels off cobs; discard cobs.
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Chances are you will be able to discard most of it.
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He also tried to discard a bloody folding knife, officials allege.
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And civilisations that discard reason end up in similarly dark places.
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OWENS: It&aposs something the left does -- use, abuse, and discard.
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But we use many plastics only once — and promptly discard them.
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You then keep what works for you and discard what doesn't.
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Residents were told to discard those items in their household garbage.
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Discard the water, dry the pot and allow it to cool.
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Remove and discard the stems from the mint, basil, and cilantro.
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Remove sauce mixture from heat; discard peppercorns, bay leaf and thyme.
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That said, you don't need to immediately discard eggs that float.
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Do we risk the possibility that others will discard and forget?
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It held that an administration cannot simply discard an existing rule.
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If desired, remove some of the rendered fat and discard. 2.
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Franks opposes abortion rights as well as procedures that discard embryos.
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Google says it will discard raw mapping data after seven days.
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But please, do not discard the shells after you've cooked them.
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Remove chicken from bag, and sprinkle with salt; discard remaining marinade.
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Discard the remaining purée or save it for another use. 22.
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Skim off any scum that rises to the surface and discard.
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They were also reportedly told they could discard product they purchased.
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Drink it down, discard, or set it aside for later quaffing.
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Because good luck is something we should never squander or discard.
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Discard the twine and slice the skin into ½-inch thick slices.
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This is not the moment to discard the two-state solution.
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First, you discard a number of tough outer petals, or bracts.
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Remove the braciole from the sauce and discard the butcher's twine.
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That is reason enough for the Senate to discard her nomination.
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But the lessons learned during its existence are difficult to discard.
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Ms. Watson had been keen to finally discard her Hogwarts uniform.
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Discard solids and transfer the mixture to a large Dutch oven.
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Instead, he would make known when he wanted to discard them.
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I learned which star cards to use and which to discard.
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Strain and discard solids; allow strained beet mixture to cool slightly. 3.
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Discard the bay leaves and put the vegetables into a food processor.
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Squeeze all the juice from membranes in bowl; discard membranes and seeds.
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Skim the scum from the surface and discard it as it rises.
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Pour through a fine mesh strainer into a heatproof bowl; discard solids.
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But neighbor he encountered encouraged him to discard the gun, Limani said.
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And yet after we use rare earths once, we discard them. Why?
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Simply serve them as-is, and discard pits in the removable compartment.
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But we definitely gotta find a way not to discard each other.
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Once cool enough to handle, halve lengthwise; scoop out and discard seeds.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids.
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Just so, Sherlock must discard certain projects in order to fulfill others.
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Peel the peach and discard the chili stem and any tough bits.
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We try things out and continue what works and discard what doesn't.
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You just quietly discard it in favor of a less controversial cartoon.
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"Discard that, we reject that," a police spokesman told the German media.
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Carefully remove the baking dish from the oven and discard the foil.
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Some discard items that ought to be repurposed through a thrift shop.
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You can also avoid the need to discard an old tree entirely.
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Let the mixture cool slightly, then strain out and discard the solids.
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Let the syrup cool completely; then strain out and discard the solids.
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Officials seek to rehabilitate and heal drug abusers, not to discard them.
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If you always discard videos of yourself, Kuri will stop gathering those.
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If you have leftover prescription medication, it's best to discard it safely.
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"A policy U-turn is something I would discard," de Guindos said.
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Discard the intentional fallacy and discover so much beauty in the world.
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I couldn't discard it now, not for such a frivolous reason as decluttering.
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Even a friendly successor could discard Mr. Obama's initiatives if they prove ineffective.
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Keep deflated balloons away from children younger than 8, and discard torn balloons.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids. 4.
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When your turn is over, you discard the remaining cards in your hand.
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Strain the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve and discard the fruit pulp.
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Discard/eat the chocolate and crush the Butterfingers in a food processor. 21.
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Skim off any scum that may have risen to the top and discard.
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Mondelez advises anyone in possession of the recalled products to discard them immediately.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids. 2.
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Pour mixture through a wire-mesh stainer into a bowl; discard solids. 6.
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Pour through a fine-mesh strainer into a small bowl; discard solids. 3.
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Discard the herb bundle and pour the beans into a large Dutch oven.
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Customers should discard the avocados or return them to the place of purchase.
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Strain the syrup through a fine-mesh sieve and discard the solids. 2.
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Pour simmering stock through a fine-mesh strainer into pan mixture; discard neck.
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Rubio appears ready to discard his strategy of matching Trump insult for insult.
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They'll succumb to the angry extremism of reaction and discard progress whole cloth.
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Others give birth, and discard the babies in unpopulated parts of the camp.
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But if you discard the middle part, the number falls to 10 million.
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Mr. Trump, saying he does not "discard people," is standing by Mr. Lewandowski.
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No one worth your time will ever discard a kind and generous soul.
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At the end of the day, he would discard it as a rag.
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Before you start, trim off and discard any large visible pockets of fat.
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If you have not received your kit yet, please discard it upon receipt.
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Should you discard clothes that you haven't worn in more than three years?
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Romine also absorbs the detailed scouting reports — and knows when to discard them.
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Carbon-dioxide-breathing bots discard old calendar, establish binary calendar beginning at zero.
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Fortunately, we can now sift through the proposed solutions and discard the mistakes.
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Gently scoop out and discard the inside flesh, leaving about ¼-inch inside the skin.
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Strain and discard veg and bones, and keep simmering to reduce to your liking.
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Consumers are advised to discard any of the products and not to consume them.
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And you can share clips directly with friends and family, or discard unwanted clips.
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Once again, people discard their life-jackets and are asked where they are from.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a medium bowl; discard solids. 2.
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Remove and discard skins from the garlic cloves, and roughly chop along with chilies.
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She'll decide which ones she doesn't like, and she'll discard them, one by one.
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Another witness said they saw him discard a bloody knife in a school corridor.
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The Economist:Why does it look like so many Americans are ready to discard it?
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Pour pretzel crumbs through a fine wire-mesh strainer; discard any pretzel dust. 5.
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Trump is known to discard talking points and change tack at the last minute.
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Stir in the basil and remove the neck bones (you can discard the bones).
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It's a bit like Netflix—you binge on a show and then discard it.
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Carefully remove and discard the husks, and return the corn to the hot grill.
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So in these cultures young people don't feel the need to discard the past.
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Rub 1 sprig of mint inside a collins glass, then discard the mint. 2.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl, and discard solids.
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Helena Library" in black, and then right on top of that, in red, "Discard.
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No one in their right mind would discard a two-week-old nursing baby.
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Pruitt's EPA has reversed that conclusion, determining to discard these mileage and emission requirements.
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Mr. Schumer opted to discard his prepared remarks and gave a relatively short speech.
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It means we can discard overly simplistic interpretations and move closer to the truth.
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Russian operatives won't try to alter or discard ballots in thousands of American locations.
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"This is my past/Which I shall not discard," the poet James Fenton writes.
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To avoid solanine poisoning, it's important to discard any potatoes with a greenish cast.
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Discard the water and flake the fish with your fingers or a fork. 2.
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Being trans was treated like an unwanted label, one to hide and to discard.
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The processor will execute its predictions if they're needed, or discard them if they're not.
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I will grab a stick to make a tool and once used, I discard it.
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Normothermic profusion also enables a surgeon to test kidney function, ultimately lowering the discard rate.
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He has proved willing to discard some long-standing party positions, for good and ill.
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Punters who discard the Cavaliers' lacklustre first 82 games entirely do so at their peril.
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He promoted younger men only to discard them if they aspired openly to succeed him.
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"Consumers should discard any affected products," the Food and Drug Administration said in a tweet.
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That manifests itself in a hot dog full of stuff the butcher would normally discard.
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"Based on your feedback we'll iterate, improve, refine, or discard them," says the Outlook team.
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Another factor weighing on the decision to keep or discard Ross: Finding a suitable replacement.
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"If the question is whether we discard Title III, we don't," Rosario said in Spanish.
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Discard the oil and keep the eggs warm while you make you stir fry. 5.
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Every Monday, people upload their photographic misfires: Selfies from the discard pile, passport photos, etc.
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He refuses to discard the myth, and avoids the challenge of genuinely reimagining American liberalism.
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When the sauce is ready, remove and discard the bay leaves, cheese rinds and thyme.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer in a small bowl; discard solids. 4.
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Discard the garlic, bay leaf, and onion and cool the chicken, then shred it. 2.
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"They're seeing what works best, and if it doesn't work, they'll discard it," Bendett said.
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Like those black and cream panties with the garters you put in the discard pile.
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Prep the leeks: Cut off the smallest amount of the leek's root end and discard.
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The New York Times: Democrats discard Washington platform in bid for control of the House.
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Set aside until cool enough to handle, then carefully peel away and discard the skin.
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Discard the corncobs, then use an immersion blender to purée the mixture until somewhat smooth.
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If he needs to discard friends, allies or wives along the way, so be it.
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They were prepared to discard their handiwork as soon as House-Senate negotiations could start.
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What advice would you give others who might wish to discard the same bad habit?
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The plan would discard the longtime goal of granting the Palestinians a full-fledged state.
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Open the lid and, using tongs, gently lift off and discard the tomato peels. 3.
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To discard all cryptocurrencies as Marks did in his letter would be a big mistake.
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There are people who sort of discard you when they know what happened to you.
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Consumers are urged to discard any product with a "Best Before" date through January 23, 2017.
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Because there are only two candidates to choose from, we can discard the vote-trading maths.
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Fish out the dried chiles and discard them, then stir in the lime juice and scallions.
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"I want everyone to know there is no reason to discard edible food in San Francisco."
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We edit, we distort, we censor; we select, we discard, we reshape, until memory becomes myth.
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I think that it's best to learn what's useful and discard what doesn't work for you.
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Remove the ribs from the oven and set the ribs aside (remove and discard the bones).
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A group called "Say Nope to the Pope" urged people to get tickets and discard them.
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If you randomly find one and can use it right away, do that; otherwise, discard it.
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A witness saw Plaskon discard the bloody knife onto a hallway floor, according to the report.
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Pull the meat from the wings, discard the bones, and return the meat to the pot.
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Residents are also asked to keep gutters clean, bag and discard leaves, and keep vegetation low.
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Growing up poor in Mexico, Martin Sanchez learned to reuse items that most people would discard.
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Yet even then, it served as tropical kitsch for white American audiences to consume and discard.
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The left does not want to discard identity politics in favor of a purely economic message.
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Cut the tomatoes in half, remove and discard the seeds, then cut into small dice. 3.
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But Pasi Orrensalo sees beauty in everything you discard—especially as it soars through the air.
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They also conducted a survey to see the most common ways contact-wearers discard their lenses.
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Volunteers are cleaning up beaches and are asking people to be mindful when they discard plastic.
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When we discard a person's accumulated possessions, we are throwing out the record of a life.
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History does not forgive those who talk about equality but then discard those who are different.
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Using the bench scraper, scrape any dry bits of dough from your work surface and discard.
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I say that we must learn to discard as dishonest everything emanating from this White House.
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Mr. Taylor, also 19, was charged with helping to conceal the murder and discard her remains.
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First, companies like Microsoft should discard the idea that they can abandon people using older software.
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Say what you will about sustainability, few 21st-century habits die harder than consume and discard.
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You need to discard it completely, though, every copy, because its weakness lies in its premise.
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Consider needle exchanges, where people can get new syringes for drug use and discard used needles.
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"Trump's banter belies a willingness to use and discard other human beings at will," they continued.
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Additionally, Safari will no longer transmit information about the out-of-date plugins you've forgotten to discard.
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"Companies like Microsoft should discard the idea that they can abandon people using older software," Tufekci wrote.
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Her actions were said to have forced Lu Lu's owners to discard $2,000 worth of ice cream.
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The ethos of the era is oppositional, to discard the superficial civility that papered over terrible injustice.
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Season with salt and pepper and remove and discard the thyme stems and the bay leaf. 2.
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Pick tarragon and oregano leaves from stems; add leaves to tomatoes and basil, and discard stems. 4.
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Ryan again is the one to discard the niceties and just make a grab for the idol.
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Some writers, having abided by the rule for so long, will never manage to discard it. Fine.
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We graze, we binge, we pick up and discard aesthetic experiences as if they were cheap toys.
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Scrape most of marinade off steak, and discard; sprinkle steak with 1 teaspoon each salt and pepper.
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Discard the core, then, and an apple contains just 10 million species, mostly contained within the flesh.
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The tech he has developed is able to sense the two scenarios and filter or discard accordingly.
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What and who we value, and what we are willing to discard and put out of sight.
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Once you stop recording, the GIF is created and you can choose to save, share or discard.
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Carefully slice off and discard stem ends of bell peppers, about half an inch from the top.
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He found that he could easily discard friends, even old friends, even his once beloved confessor, Staupitz.
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It would be unwise to simply discard sanctions as a U.S. foreign policy tool in all circumstances.
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Both have made enemies within the administration for appearing to discard opposing opinions while advancing their own.
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In hot markets, sellers often discard offers that are contingent on the buyers' ability to obtain financing.
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Asked about Trump's budget, McConnell said it's traditional for Congress to discard much of a president's blueprint.
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Both moments signify Jesse's compassion for people and creatures that others might easily stomp out or discard.
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If it doesn't, you thank it, as if it were a past lover, and neatly discard it.
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The judge's decision to discard Knoll's investigation comes at a critical time in the 15-month bankruptcy.
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Other times, I felt as though they were trailing me, hoping for an easy meal or discard.
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The cargo version of Dream Chaser also can discard trash and return cargo, giving NASA more options.
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It survived a GOP-sponsored motion to discard it, setting up a debate over the next steps.
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What are you looking for in footage, and how do you choose what to keep, to discard?
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That sugar's used to write down a few ideas, which we immediately discard as being too obvious.
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He or she can, theoretically take them out and discard them without worrying about germs and infection.
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Once you discard that fake news, another possibility emerges: Walter, Cromwell's father, might have come from Ireland.
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Enid must discard everything she's been taught in order to be who she is meant to be.
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It's a very elitist and dangerous position to just discard these people as a bunch of misfits.
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If screeners can't be sure they are safe, travelers will be told to discard or check them.
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It was 14.9% in 2006, and in some regions the discard rate is even higher than 30%.
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Multiple large firms, including Apple and Microsoft, have already told investors to discard precoronavirus forecasts for revenues.
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Rather than discard overblown flowers that have passed peak flourish, the florists give them pride of place.
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I can't write without them, and I don't discard them until the grainy phase eventually sets in.
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Ms. Thompson did not respond directly to questions about whether instructing stores to discard signs was unusual.
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Burberry is hardly alone; it's often more cost-efficient to discard unused fabric than to recycle it.
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Product Quest urged customers to return the nasal spray to a CVS store or to discard it.
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Paper cups and straws soon became plastic ones, and the idea of "produce, use, discard" became normal.
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You have to discard improper theories about what the hand had as more evidence comes in sometimes.
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Patients might not be allowed to discard their leftover embryos at the end of their IVF journey.
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Advanced tentative theories of the universe even discard temporality altogether from the basic ingredients of the world.
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After straining, skim off the fat that accumulates at the top of the liquid and discard. 4.
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Discard any store-bought hard-boiled eggs or products containing hard-boiled eggs, such as egg salad.
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Strain and discard any pieces of meat and put the fat to the side and keep warm.
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"When you discard things in the trash, the Supreme Court has often said it's fair game," Freeman said.
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Third, he made it seem like the US will discard its alliances at the drop of a hat.
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Did they take another look at the wigs from the first movie and discard their obsession for good?
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Using a sharp knife or pizza cutter, cut each piecrust into 4 (4-inch) squares; discard any scraps.
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When you discard one you no longer want please remove the eye closures from the fasteners for us!
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Gibson says Meek merely took a gun out of his waistband to discard it, according to the docs.
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Here's the thing ... Brian was supposed to discard the spare Best Actress envelope and hand Warren Best Picture.
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If an embryo is genetically modified, but there is a mistake, to discard it raises questions of abortion.
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Of course charities won't take everything people should discard, including that worn-out teddy bear in your attic.
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Or which blocks a little more incoming damage, but requires you to discard a card from your hand.
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Customers should not consume these items but should discard them or return them to the place of purchase.
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Consumers who do not remember what store their pre-cut melon was purchased from should also discard it.
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She warned that consumers shouldn't rummage through their cabinets looking to discard products that contain vitamin E acetate.
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Now, like Moon, everyone in the story is challenged to discard tradition in favor of answers and survival.
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Inside the boxes, which the consumer immediately discard, are fancy plastic bottles that are only one-third full.
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Front Burner Sometimes this column prompts me to discard personal shibboleths like: Never buy pre-made hamburger patties.
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If you want to discard the changes, click the Revert to Original button in the Edit window instead.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court refused today [March 21] to modify or discard its nine-year-old obscenity yardstick.
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The Trump administration has vowed to discard the Obama-era regulations that would make those carbon targets possible.
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The synergy of these two cards makes discard-focused Warlock decks look very powerful coming into this expansion.
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We urge you to discard the product or return it to any Trader Joe's for a full refund.
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There is profit to be made in the quest to buy and collect stuff that others might discard.
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Biden has pulled off an incredible achievement in going from discard to the cusp of the Democratic nomination.
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As the termites excavated networks of tunnels below the landscape, they needed somewhere to discard the excavated dirt.
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Once they discard their mucus nets, the apparatus sinks to the seafloor, dragging the plastics down as well.
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During that time, the program provided sterile needles to people and offered a place to safely discard syringes.
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Let's honor the rich legacy and achievements of Native Americans and discard the unsavory celebration of imperial conquest.
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The men watched the guards discard their unfinished meals into trash bags hanging nearby and devised a plan.
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But those dependent on state support express a sense that the system has been rigged to discard them.
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But the time has come to discard the kickoff altogether, simply awarding the opponent possession after a score.
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But the time has come to discard the kickoff altogether, simply awarding the opponent possession after a score.
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And since 1 is odd, you can discard the part of the space with the even factors entirely.
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Many of us have taken to heart the Marie Kondo philosophy: if it doesn&apost spark joy, discard.
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It's understandable to discard Joker as another film about an angry white man drowning in toxic male angst.
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AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) or WAV (Waveform Audio) are formats that do not compress and discard data.
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That applies especially to laptops, tablets and cellphones, which we often discard simply because we want to upgrade.
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She says she would prefer to keep paying storage fees on them than to discard or donate them.
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Remove and discard the skins, and continue to broil tomatoes, often spooning the juices on top, about 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the donuts, parchment side-up, and quickly peel off and discard the paper with tongs.
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Gently scoop out and discard the inside flesh (or save for another time), leaving about ¼ inch inside each half.
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It even supports old-style POP email accounts, if you have one of those you are loath to discard.
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We have to discard the anti-political, anti-institutional mood that is prevalent and rebuild effective democratic power centers.
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I want to talk about what is worth saving: what relationships, stories, and obligations we will keep and discard.
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Wise said his concern is that consumers check the online recall lists discard the products from of their freezers.
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Consumers with any product with a "Best Before" date up through January 23, 2017, were urged to discard it.
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In 12 races she only finished above eighth once and that finish, a 16th, was her single allowed discard.
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It even supports old-style POP email accounts, if you have one of those you are loathe to discard.
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They could then discard it into a trash bin within the room or use a recycling bin outside it.
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Despite all these very legitimate reasons Apple shouldn't discard the iPhone's headphone jack, it's pretty much a done deal.
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We will discard those strategies that have not worked—and will apply new approaches informed by experience and judgment.
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Why have human beings' brains evolved to discard perfectly valid information when it does not fit their preferred view?
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Kellogg is asking that people who purchased affected product discard it and contact the company for a full refund.
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He eschewed complexity, preferring to tackle only a problem's essentials, discard any distracting elements and ruthlessly squeeze what remained.
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You'll then be served up three matches, and until you discard one that's what you've got to work with.
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The troops' lack of importance is heavily underscored by the campaign, which at times seems to discard them altogether.
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Customers who have purchased this product should discard it and bring their receipt into stores for a full refund.
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Consumers were urged to discard any recalled avocados or return them to their place of purchase for a refund.
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"To just discard his body like his life meant nothing?" his daughter protested after she learned of his end.
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Turn off the heat, and let the pan sit for a few minutes, then discard the oil in it.
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You must peel away and discard the tough outer layers and finely chop the center to release its aroma.
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Today, Will Nediger brings us a puzzle that takes ingenious advantage of its ingredients and leaves nothing to discard.
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That way, when the teacher finishes writing the problem, you have the answer ready, and simply discard the others.
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Strain the mixture through a cheesecloth-lined sieve, pressing on the solids to extract maximum flavor; discard the solids.
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The study, commissioned by city promoter Frankfurt Main Finance, comes as Frankfurt attempts to discard its small-town image.
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The government attempts to sort the data for foreign targets' information and then is supposed to discard the rest.
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Henry Avocado urges consumers to discard or return the products to the place they were purchased for a refund.
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" Jeremy Scott, the label's creative director, said he was inspired by "things people don't find beautiful, what they discard.
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If he shuts that office down, Thornberry will actually be preserving waste that the military is eager to discard.
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Is it the fourth gospel, plumbing the mystery of the Bournian logos, or should we discard it as apocrypha?
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Add the toilet bowl and the sewer down the street to the list of places you could discard food.
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To give renewed relevance to old tech, and make people realize how fun the retro gizmos they discard can be.
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For this reason, the agency recommends patients safely discard or clean any cloths or applicators used when applying the cream.
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Pour pan drippings through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a measuring cup to equal 1/4 cup; discard solids.
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For example, I thought I would discard the motion bow aiming as a clever novelty, but it's become a lifesaver.
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You have to discard all your usual expectations of easily portable in-ear headphones, because that's not what these are.
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Instead, Apple incentivizes consumers to trade in or discard models that are just 18–24 months old for newer ones.
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Out of caution, consumers are encouraged to discard or return any apples purchased after October 16, North Bay Produce said.
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"Consumers who have these products should not eat them, and should discard any products they may have," said Mondelēz Global.
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"To solve this problem will require a willingness by all Americans to discard their preconceived stereotypes and biases," Taylor wrote.
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Place chilled cream, 1 tablespoon sugar and 2 tablespoons reserved champagne-berry liquid in a medium bowl; discard remaining liquid.
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This included his now ex-girlfriends as well as other friends whom he would discard from his friend group routinely.
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Alongside adapting our attitude to what we consume and how much we discard, science can once more provide practical solutions.
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Meanwhile, as the newcomers increasingly discard the old school criminal code of local drug markets, rivalry, enmity and violence intensifies.
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The FDA and Sabra are asking you to discard any product with a "Best Before" date through January 23, 2017.
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Remove and discard the pandan leaf, and let the cream mixture cool until it's warm but no longer hot. 7.
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Cook the noodles (discard the seasoning packets) for 3 minutes, then drain and run under cold water to cool completely.
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Once you have a cohesive mass, remove the dough from the board and scrape up and discard any leftover bits.
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You kind of know what's being read and written, and you have to be prepared to discard all of that.
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If using fresh cherries, pit them over the colander, letting any juices fall into the bowl and discard the pits.
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Attorneys for the women have requested that the Justice Department discard Epstein's agreement and reopen the criminal case against him.
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It is unclear, he said, whether the library would accept the current archive, should the owners decide to discard it.
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By partnering with these players, the U.S. can build upon what has worked since Oslo and discard what has failed.
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And when flaws are discovered, the solution has been to discard the results — letting potentially dangerous drivers off the hook.
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On the flip side, when the tests are found to be inaccurate, states discard the results, according to the report.
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Mr. Trump hired a crew to discard the letters in the dead of night when there would be few witnesses.
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Because creating active Twitter accounts can be costly, owners who use them for campaigns typically prefer not to discard them.
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Set a sieve over a bowl and strain chile mixture, pushing it through sieve with a rubber spatula; discard solids.
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"Oh well if Kristen Bell is uncomfortable we should probably discard centuries-old fairy tales," tweeted conservative writer Ben Shapiro.
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His administration is now seeking to undermine or discard research showing the most dire risks of inaction on climate change.
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Once I give up on a painting and want to discard it, I'm able to be more generous or innovative.
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Trump has proved, again and again, that he can make his base discard their values out of loyalty to him.
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It has vowed to discard bogus ballots and expressed confidence in detecting them with a new biometric voter identification system.
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Brett Kavanaugh, who replaced Kennedy, "has indicated his willingness to undermine or discard the 2016 decision," NPR's Nina Totenberg reports.
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"Kellogg is asking that people who purchased potentially affected product discard it and contact the company for a full refund."
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In the next seat was a woman from Utah wearing a racing singlet and running sleeves she planned to discard.
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Here the network's capacity was consumed by computers repeatedly transmitting packets, which routers were forced to discard because of overload.
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The CDC advises that people at higher risk for listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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The consensus forecast this year looks good only if you rely on the December version and discard the other two.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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Henry VIII wanted to discard his 33-year-old wife, now considered too old to have children, for a younger woman.
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Bring to a simmer, and cook until the broccoli rabe is very tender, about 3 to 4 minutes; discard garlic. 4.
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Pour enough of the liquid into the jar to cover the vegetables, discard any excess, and let sit for 29 hour.
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She was very practical about what she needed and was very willing to discard the items that no longer serve her.
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De-chocolate the Nestlé BUTTERFINGER® Fun-Size Bars by scraping carefully with a butter knife; discard (or eat!) the chocolate.
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What happens when his lack of vision causes his family and friends to discard him like a matted gray avocado pit?
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The book itself is powerful, and freaks her out so much that she quickly puts it back in the discard pile.
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I say in the conclusion to the book that civilisations that discard Judeo-Christian values end up in really dark places.
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Kondo says to discard food that's past its expiration date, or to simply eliminate anything you wouldn't actually want to consume.
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"For ingredients like spices and baking items, date them with a Sharpie and discard them by their first anniversary," says Slayton.
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NASA also suggests you inspect your filter before putting it on, and discard it if it has any scratches or damages.
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The truth was, he never wanted to discard Runa — just find a way to hold onto her, as she was, forever.
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But I had to discard that until I fully welcomed him on set and realized he actually wanted to do it.
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For the more adventurous Warlock players, One Night in Karazhan has introduced an alternate deck option centered around the discard mechanic.
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Selectively, the parents' doctor would chose the healthy embryos to be implanted and discard the embryos with the mutations, Belmonte said.
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The profits pay the cartels' assassins, as well as corrupt police officers and soldiers, who discard piles of bodies across Mexico.
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In the late 1990s Mr Rodrik speculated that the sovereignty of nation states would be the item societies chose to discard.
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Now the Instagram app will prompt you to either discard or save your photo draft if you leave the editing screen.
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I discard the corpse and fling my lightsaber behind my back, catching a stun baton just before it hits my back.
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Rather, we suffer from a lack of will and a reluctance to discard antiquated notions of national prestige in foreign policy.
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President Trump did the hard work — he had the guts to discard the failed policies and conventional wisdom of the past.
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The ensemble's endless agitation exudes the go-for-broke busyness that performers usually try out in exploratory rehearsals and then discard.
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The Trump administration started easing some standards for how companies discard coal ash, the toxic substances left over from burning coal.
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He foresees a time when we can "discard the legacy-wetware of our evolutionary past" and engineer ourselves to be happy.
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Will people just discard bags that test positive for fentanyl—or will they try to avoid overdosing by using smaller doses?
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The only thing you can influence is the time of harvest, whether you keep or discard the stems, and the temperature.
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The process by which they were conceived was a pro-life approach that did not discard or throw away any embryos.
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This conversation is often framed, unhelpfully, as an either-or: Whose work do we support, and whose do we discard forever?
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As the waters devoured our house's first floor, Paola and I had to choose what to save and what to discard.
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Measure 4 tablespoons chile seeds (discard the rest) and 103 tablespoons sesame seeds into a small skillet set over medium heat.
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The latest phase of the investigation, called Operation Discard, involves payments made by a trash collection company in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Or add some of Uno's new rules like "discard all" where you can completely remove one color from your hand. Psych!
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So keep that in mind if you're someone who reuses frying oil, and discard the oil after a few frying sessions.
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As they turned, one by one, toward the trash bin to discard their worries, the backs of their uniforms became visible.
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She confirmed they stopped to discard bags multiple times, the warrant says, but she denied knowing the contents of the bags.
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Let's consider, for argument's sake, more precise standards for what to keep or discard, even for something as basic as clothing.
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If the can is bulging, or hisses when you open it, the contents have been contaminated and you should discard immediately.
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His first decisive move was to discard Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, who had been assigned to direct his transition.
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Positive outcomes, however, will require Congress to discard anachronistic notions of economic nationalism and adopt a more international approach to technology.
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Bipartisan solutions discard the political spoils approach to governance in favor of work that addresses the needs of all of America.
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It's the clearest sign yet that congressional Democrats want to discard last year's campaign playbook, which revolved largely around attacking Trump.
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To discard that illusion is not to diminish music's importance; rather, it lets us register the uncanny power of the medium.
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No politician who is willing to discard this tax rule can claim to have the interests of American families at heart.
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The coolest gadgets today will be obsolete in a few years and we'll discard them to make room for new ones.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in photographer Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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A warning tells you to discard the bottle if there is any way for water to seep into the vial of gems.
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Black folk are the first to discard their own especially when white media/society hangs one of us out for public crucifixion.
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Last week, Comey filed a motion Washington, D.C. federal court to discard the subpoena from Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va.
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Be conscious about the possessions you allow to enter your life and, if you no longer need something, don't discard it carelessly.
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You can either discard the grease in your garbage once it is cooled (NEVER put it down the sink) or save it!
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The suspected shooter also planned to discard the weapon and ammunition so he could blend in as another student fleeing the school.
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The Carter Center has been educating people to cook their fish well and not discard the fish entrails but to bury them.
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But if the cameras are smart enough to only save the "important" footage and discard the rest, your internet pipes are saved.
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That way it doesn't feel like dancehall and reggae are the newest musical outfit artists are trying on only to discard later.
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As we review each category, we help our clients identify what items spark joy and respectfully discard the items that do not.
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Larvaceans, which resemble tadpoles, manufacture mucus filters called "mucous snot houses" that collect material — including microplastics — and discard it when they're full.
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For Western donors to look away as Tanzania descends into oppression would be to discard much of its progress in recent decades.
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" Rohrer said the experience was a "good example [that] the things that we discard can destroy beautiful animals like that so easily.
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Many people do not understand this form, and because it includes a notice that it is not a bill, they discard it.
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Baranova strongly encourages the men to discard their old phones and use only SIM cards and handsets issued to them in Moscow.
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With all this change, it's time for Democrats to discard old ideas about who is a "viable" candidate once and for all.
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Very much of what he has to say is beyond the pale, but we should not discard all of his opinions outright.
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Vintners have a few choices: discard them or sell them on the bulk market, where likely they'll be blended into other wine.
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Scalia castigated agencies for illegal "interpretive gerrymanders," stating that they cannot keep portions of the law they favor and discard the rest.
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Trump's decision to discard Mattis' advice over who to nominate as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs was also a blow.
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Hägglund doesn't discard the religious impulse so much as try to separate the desire for meaning and community from doctrine and metaphysics.
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Coaches claim to care about players' welfare, but they discard them when they're not useful, and limit their transfer options, to boot.
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One of the easiest ways is to make veggie stock from discard-able parts like onion ends, carrot peels and mushroom stems.
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Rather, it will attempt to square any of them to those registered in the system, and discard if no match is found.
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The revealed details compelled me to remove the Vick posters from my son's bedroom walls and discard his No. 7 jerseys. Disappointed?
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"I want them to discard this thing from their minds that ... certain people are supposed to act a certain way," he said.
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So you need to come up with new things, and you have to discard things that are not useful for cinematic escalation.
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" In response to a question during a CNBC panel at the World Economic in Davos, Switzerland, Mnuchin said: "No, I discard that.
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From its opening moments, the new production urges you to to discard any expectations, writes the culture editor for The Times Magazine.
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If you make a drawing or hand-write text, there's no way to undo a stroke; you can only discard all changes.
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Tap "Discard Posts" at the bottom of your screen once you&aposve selected all of the drafts you&aposd like to delete.
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That means the government still has to come up with regulations around climate change to replace the rules they want to discard.
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Now there is a push not to simply discard the placebo effect, but to understand it and use it to our advantage.
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"On average, young women discard six selfies for each one they upload, so there must be something very special about the left cheek."
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Elwell told CNN that includes a review of the ODA program, but he said the FAA will not discard the ODA program outright.
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For whatever reason, they have been able to discard the burdens society puts on their desire, allowing their sexuality to develop more honestly.
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I highly recommend snacking on the crispy skins (gribenes) that are left over, but if you're not feeling it, just discard them. 3.
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SpaceX is the only company which lands orbital-class rocket boosters, as others discard the bottom part of the rocket after a launch.
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Facebook says it will discard all of the voting information after 60 days and won't publish any polling data gathered from the tool.
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Play starts with one card face up and you can discard cards on your turn that either have the same number or color.
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The story mode is clever, in that it uses sensor data and other information to discard the worst shots across that time period.
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I have not had an easy life and having struggles allows me to grab onto tough times and discard them from my path.
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It was a way of hiding the small black flecks that occasionally appear on porcelain, because Taler felt compelled to discard flawed pieces.
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Those are prices more in line with Netflix, giving consumers a possible choice about which streaming services to keep and which to discard.
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"We recommend people discard or return any recalled product to the store where it was purchased," the government agency said in a statement.
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Cut off the tops of the apples (do not discard) and hollow out the core with a spoon, leaving the bottom in tact.
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If you are not wealthy enough to keep up with the predatory pricing practices of the healthcare industry, we're happy to discard you.
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It is time for organized religion to discard the outdated and misguided interpretations of God's will that too often motivate violence and murder.
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He came here as a scatter-armed third baseman in a 2009 trade with Cincinnati, a player the Reds were eager to discard.
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That system knows, however, that it doesn't care about the temperature data and so it's able to safely discard/filter out that data.
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How would we be able to discard 80 pounds of textiles per person per year if we were struggling to keep ourselves clothed?
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" We need the mechanisms to deprecate disinformation and discard a political system that is sometimes too influenced by party loyalty and "alternative facts.
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Adhering to Washington's demands would force Beijing to discard key elements of its model critical to the Chinese Communist Party's exercise of power.
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Brexit's supporters are deluded when they argue that Britain could cherry pick what it likes about the European Union and discard the rest.
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"It was a kind of construction discard — some was more meaningful than others — but nonetheless it had to be hauled away," she said.
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I pass through the labyrinths, corridors, see familiar faces, select and discard classes and activities, fluctuate between unquenchable curiosity and heavy, inert boredom.
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They used only new phones that they would then discard, including several activated minutes before the attacks, or phones seized from their victims.
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"This discard was primarily related to an increasing prevalence of hepatitis C infection among overdose-death donors and increased infectious risk," Durand said.
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Discard heavily damaged items and clean whatever remains (dry cleaning is the best method, but you could also wash them in hot water).
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"The profits pay the cartels' assassins, as well as corrupt police officers and soldiers, who discard piles of bodies across Mexico," Grillo wrote.
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At the same time, more women are moving into cities and joining the work force, empowering more of them to discard bad marriages.
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He was quick to discard the idea, though, preferring to use light and space to simulate the experience of a ship at sea.
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The old call to arms for greener living has finally infiltrated fashion, which generally follows the less enlightened pattern of produce, dismiss, discard.
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Once your baking sheet cools down, discard the aluminum foil, balling it carefully so as not to spill grease, and wash the pan.
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But look for Mr. Trump to seize on aspects of the report that support him, and probably discard those that do not. Mrs.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), an endangered incumbent who voted for the Collins amendment, said voting on the motion to discard it was sufficient.
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You are invisible, and relevant only to the extent that you are cleaning up after people and taking away the things they discard.
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They even discard items on different isles instead of walking back to return it to the proper area when they change their minds.
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I decided to discard Watson's ice-cream recipes, all of which called for butter or garlic or curry powder, and go it alone.
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Georgian city-dwellers discard the thick, doughy knots, "but if you go up to the mountains, they look at you," Ms. Chubinidze said.
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This Sunday, on the exhibition's last day, Blake has organized their "First International Intergenerational Gender Discard Party" at performance and music venue Zebulon.
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Professor Nagle is a founder of what's known as discard studies, a new interdisciplinary field of research examining waste politically, culturally and economically.
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He sued after learning, thanks to a whistleblower, that the company had hired a subcontractor to sift through resumés and discard "older" applicants.
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Other people are afraid to hurt your feelings, so they'll tell you something's cute when it isn't, but she'll be like, 'No, discard that.
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On Friday, Thomas, again writing for himself in dissent, said he would discard an entire line of cases tracing to the 1986 Batson v.
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And it represents an old economic model, based on fixed asset investment, which Beijing wants to discard in favor of a more consumerist path.
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And it represents an old economic model, based on fixed asset investment, which Beijing wants to discard in favour of a more consumerist path.
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Finance ministers for developing nations in the Group of 24 economies urged major economies to reform the global trading system, rather than discard it.
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Prepare the char siu chicken: Pat the chicken thighs with paper towels to remove excess moisture, then trim and discard any big fat pads.
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" Details do change, he says: "I don't think that we should discard someone's entire account because we find evidence of some distortion or inconsistency.
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Authors just don't discard so many important characters all at once, and that's why the Red Wedding looms so large in the show's mythology.
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If there is one thing that is made excruciatingly obvious about Luyendyk, it's the ease with which he can discard people in his life.
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It was a very rough two years of therapy for me to refocus on us and discard the negatives that had invaded my mind.
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Once you've cut the healthy section from the unhealthy core, you'd discard of the unhealthy part and wash your planter thoroughly with soapy water.
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Because it takes time to unearth and discard dud rules, the practical effect of this has been to put a brake on new issuance.
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Customers who have purchased the affected waffles are encouraged to discard them as soon as possible and contact the company for a full refund.
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The best definition of e-waste is any product you discard that is still working, is connected to a plug, and has a battery.
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Now you can drink your way from the bar to the gate, pausing only to discard your now-empty plastic cup into the trash.
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The Discard Zoolock strategy is far more unpredictable, so if you're looking for a consistently effective build, stick with the original style of Zoo.
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There are a few unspoken fridge rules for any office, however, the golden rule is to never, ever eat or discard someone's lunch. Ever.
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The (evil) final sauce, Blair's Mega Death with Liquid Rage, has made some guests throw up, discard clothing, and in one instance, poop themselves.
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Humans discard the equivalent of one garbage truck's worth of plastic into the ocean every minute, according to nonprofit environmental advocacy group Ocean Conservancy.
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"They might think that if they discard an object, they will also lose the memory [of what the treasured object represents]," McCabe-Bennett said.
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It's absolutely yours, I reassure my student, and you must always feel free, feel more than welcome, Teresa, to discard my advice, anybody's advice.
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But he is mostly frustrated at the N.H.L., and hockey at large, for what he sees as putting his son in a discard pile.
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But most of the time, once an individual sees someone in uniform, they kind of discard who the person is inside and make assumptions.
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"We will discard his whiskey in a fashion that's only fitting to his behavior," the bar owner said in an accompanying message on Facebook.
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If Emperor Akihito steps down, will Japan lose a check on the government's drive to rewrite the past, to discard its lessons and taboos?
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A former manufacturing engineer said Musk had very high standards, which could lead him to discard someone's work and tell them to start over.
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And he has yet to discard the Iran nuclear deal, though he is considering steps to weaken it, potentially as early as this month.
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Fifty-two senators voted against a motion to set aside the Collins amendment and 67 voted for a competing motion to discard Johnson's proposal.
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Other compression solutions unfortunately aren't able to restore the original file, and can even sometimes discard or modify internal content without telling their users.
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Stuff like 964 Pinocchio, a movie where the owners of a malfunctioning cyborg sex slave discard him rather than take him in for repairs.
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Lawmakers have made progress on some cyber legislation, including a bill to help agencies discard aging IT infrastructure to install modern, more secure systems.
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The women were also encouraged to continue to express their breast milk but then discard it until they were illness-free, Dr. Jamieson said.
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Southeast Division The Magic have a unique situation in that Nikola Vucevic has essentially been too good to discard over the last few years.
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"History does not forgive those who talk about equality but then discard those who are different," he said while standing next to Mr. Sisi.
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Ted is the guy who weaponizes his apparent harmlessness to acquire and then discard women who he fully acknowledges are out of his league.
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It consists of 2,500 out-of-print volumes, culled from thrift stores and discard bins, bursting with illustrations and diagrams both prosaic and puzzling.
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When I lost my old husband, there was no funeral, no burial, no going through his items to decide what to keep or discard.
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A study from Northwestern University shows that when we discard unrealistic goals and switch to alternate goals we're happier, physically healthier and less stressed.
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Before setting out, I had been given several pieces of advice about traveling through Shabab areas: Discard your smartphone or at least hide it.
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For progressive American Jews, intersectionality forces a choice: Which side of your identity do you keep, and which side do you discard and revile?
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It's stunning to see a politician discard the politics of optics and personal short-term power and actually make a decision based on principle.
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This is not to say that gay and lesbian couples have all the answers for heterosexuals seeking to discard the habits of traditional marriage.
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Upon entering the home, begin separating damaged from undamaged property – but don't immediately discard anything – and create a detailed list of your damaged contents.
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I will take on fewer projects and either finish them by a set date or discard them lest they become frustrating and guilt-inducing.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises that people especially vulnerable to listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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So a big part of the book was figuring out what those stories were and then what to cling to and what to discard.
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All the contents of previous decades and centuries are heaped up on the sidewalks for us to pick through and select and repurpose or discard.
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She said she recently saw a man discard a couple of cases of water because he was too frail to carry them onto a bus.
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The company "is asking that people who purchased potentially affected product discard it and contact the company for a full refund," according to their website.
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Apple will not discard the Lightning connector for the USB Type-C connector on the next iPhone, according to one prominent Apple analyst on Thursday.
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Some of them are locked in place through legislation, making it virtually impossible for Trump to make any kind of unilateral attempt to discard them.
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But progress is slow because the politicians who are trying to influence what we discard and what we keep often make a mess of it.
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At the bottom of a screen we have a deck, a hand of cards, a discard pile, and we have an "exhausted" pile of cards.
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Remove from the heat, let cool enough to handle safely, then strain out (and discard) the solids through a fine-mesh strainer, reserving the liquid.
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Twitter, which he thinks is less likely to discard the idea for political reasons and which is blocked in China, is top of the list.
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Rose's remix and dub versions strip things back for more late night groove, but poe-faced is the DJ who would discard the jubilant original.
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The choices you do make on each video, even the automated mixes you choose to keep or discard, will train Story Remix about your preferences.
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These albums include some of Eno's most beautiful, and in contradiction of his "non-musician" philosophy (Oblique Strategy: "discard an axiom"), most musically virtuosic moments.
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Whisk cornstarch, ¾ cup granulated sugar and ¾ cup reserved cherry juice (discard remaining juice) in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat; bring to a boil.
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Erdogan is lobbying the Obama administration to discard the YPG and cooperate instead with Turkey to dislodge ISIS in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
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I wanted to address this particular condition because it now appears that human evolution may lead us to discard the body as we know it.
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"I didn't wait all these years to find my dad, only to discard him," Wendy tells PEOPLE exclusively, sharing her story for the first time.
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Hawaiian officials are urging people to properly discard of their trash, after a baby seal was spotted playing with a fishing knife earlier this week.
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If you're leaving a review as a founder, but you're not clearly building some sort of meaningful technology yourself, we will likely discard your recommendation.
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People with trash to drop waited until they reached our yard to drop it, figuring the high grass would cover whatever they needed to discard.
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Furnished with faces as beaten as the vehicles the brothers drive and discard, "Hell or High Water" is a chase movie disguised as a western.
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But Arya has always been an anomalous plot ingredient, an outsider whose journey takes her to a place where she can discard her identity completely.
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Apple's solution of sorts was to try to convince the Indian government to permit sales of refurbished iPhones — a proposal India was quick to discard.
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The bottom line: These rulings suggest the court will not hesitate to adapt or discard precedents when it believes technological change has eroded their relevance.
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Use tongs or a slotted spoon to transfer the meatballs to the simmering sauce (discard whatever juice and fat is left on the baking sheet).
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"This is starting to feel like a melt-up," Mr. Yardeni said, describing a feverish state of a bull market when investors discard all fears.
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Leaving aside the fact that Bell did not actually suggest that anyone should discard Snow White from the canon, Shapiro's take is worth digging into.
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Interfax said the pilots then landed with full fuel tanks because they could not coordinate with the tower to "maneuver to discard" the jet fuel.
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Damage from the blaze — caused by "accidental, careless discard of smoking materials," the Fire Department said — is expected to keep the restaurant shuttered for months.
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The sides have since held talks which Baghdad says cover only technical issues, with political questions off the table unless the Kurds discard the referendum.
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It is a problem that I have previously described as "constitutional short sellers" who are willing to discard core powers to achieve immediate political benefits.
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As they record, she might discard a promising session without explanation, or suddenly get excited about an old musical sketch that Poyser doesn't even remember.
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It's worth watching to see how much more oppressive for women our society can become when we discard the bond of marriage as completely inviolable.
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If you decide to use a napkin or tissue to hold onto the poles and railings, discard the tissue in an enclosed trash bin afterward.
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Remove the grits from the heat, remove and discard the bay leaf, and stir in the salt, white pepper, butter, lemon juice, and hot sauce.
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"We were trapped in the strategy of this multinational, which was just waiting to discard us after two years of hard work," Mr. Minnaar said.
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In other words, discard what's in use in order to start from scratch, on your own terms, as if the past was of little importance.
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Other women must substantiate Carlson's major claims, among them that Ailes demanded sexual favors and that women, to him, were ornaments to ogle or discard.
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On Thursday, the company said it would begin showing people where to discard unneeded medications, at places such as local pharmacies, hospitals and government buildings.
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AND WHAT BRINGS IT ABOUT IS THAT YOU CAN'T DISCARD THE NEED OF THE STEEL COMPANY OR THE ALUMINUM COMPANY TO MAKE A PROFIT OVERALL.
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A lot of what the State Department does is maintain and strengthen those institutions and initiatives — the very ones aides like Bannon want to discard.
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They're about an entire culture that encourages men to bond by violating women, that treats women as toys for women to play with and discard.
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MOM RECOVERING FROM SEVERE BURNS AFTER FIRE THAT KILLED 5 CHILDREN Ashford said she had a message for whoever didn&apost discard the heated coals properly.
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Photo: GettyDid you ever record a video on Facebook to post directly to your friend's wall, only to discard the take and film a new version?
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The rules of Blank will sound familiar: Players begin with six cards in their hands and the first to discard all their cards is the winner.
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When the deck runs out of cards, the discard pile is shuffled and becomes the deck, minus cards that were "exhausted" due to special use cases.
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And if you discard the trickle-down economic case for the Republican tax bill, there is very little left for most Americans in the long run.
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Starting today, you can tap "share" after your broadcast has ended to add it to your Instagram story — or tap the toggle button to discard it.
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Rub cut side of garlic halves over the inside of a large Dutch oven or heavy-bottomed saucepan, covering bottom and halfway up sides; discard garlic.
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But now salmon are an endangered species, and from this year she has been told that EU regulations mean she must discard any salmon she catches.
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As a precautionary measure, we are halting all Soylent Bar purchases and shipments and are advising our customers to discard any remaining bars in their possession.
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All the sudden impulses brought upon us by impatience and exasperation that we immediately ignore and discard for our own social survival and humanity's greater good.
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The Book of Proverbs reminded me a bit of the tiny papers you pull out the hard cookies and discard after eating at a Chinese restaurant.
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In a small bowl, soak the peppercorns in 33/23 cup of lukewarm water for at least 27 hour, then strain out and discard the peppercorns.
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Some things are easier to discard, like all the Moon Juice dusts I bought when I went through a Gwyneth Paltrow-inspired smoothie phase in 2016.
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Pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts in September started sending bags to members who receive opioid prescriptions where they can discard any leftover pills, liquids and patches.
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A key advocate of the method, Willard McCarty, touted computers' virtues as "modelling machines": they can test and discard working theories without years of exploratory work.
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"They used only new phones that they would then discard, including several activated minutes before the attacks, or phones seized from their victims," the newspaper reported.
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That dispute did not play out publicly, but Mattis found Trump's willingness to discard his advice insulting, according to a senior defense official with direct knowledge.
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But they go through the washer and dryer just fine, and we have yet to discard a pair due to wear and tear before they're outgrown.
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By Wednesday, tho, thou'rt grown so hard That those with lack of fortitude May weep with anguish and discard Thee, for thou art too gnarly, dude.
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" He said that the letter was only a request that the church entities "not destroy, discard, dispose of, delete, or alter any of the described documents.
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Hygiene If you cough or sneeze, you should cover your mouth and nose with a tissue, and discard the used tissue in a lined trash can.
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The provision is not guaranteed a vote on the House floor; the House Rules Committee has wide leeway to discard amendments it considers out of order.
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So why would President Trump discard a good agreement with Iran and pursue what is likely to be a far more flawed one with North Korea?
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What's more, company business models actually expect users to discard their spent scooters along sidewalks and roadsides, where gig economy workers collect them overnight for recharging.
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At 71, Mr. Trump seems unlikely to discard a lifetime of operating habits and learn to stick to a plan and temper his self-destructive instincts.
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Many of the choices facing Republicans are variations of a fundamental question: how much of the Affordable Care Act to keep, and how much to discard?
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That's when Rachel throws out the eight of bamboo as a discard — folding her winning hand, knowing that Eleanor will pick it up and declare victory.
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"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," he said.
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"We must ... discard Cold War thinking, group confrontation; we object to acts of getting one's own absolute security at the cost of other countries' security," Xi said.
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Apply the essence-saturated cotton sheet to your face for 10-15 minutes, discard, and pat the rest of the serum into your skin — do not rinse.
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Many OB-GYNs argue that conception begins when the fertilized embryo implants, as many women frequently discard fertilized eggs in their periods without any knowledge of fertilization.
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The No Guarantee League this week did what it does best, which is to unsentimentally discard loyalties, cities and players in service of an owner's bottom line.
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The list of demands Saudi wants Qatar to submit to in order to end the punishment effectively calls for it to discard everything that makes Qatar independent.
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Last year Hvaler was chosen as one of a dozen Norwegian harbours piloting a programme to make it simpler to discard trash in port than at sea.
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I am confident that most Americans understand the value of the Transatlantic Alliance and will elect a new president who will strengthen this alliance, not discard it.
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Fedora, a Greenwich Village restaurant owned by Gabriel Stulman, announced Monday that it would also discard its no-tipping policy, which it had begun four months ago.
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Many states, including Florida, have laws that make it illegal to discard or abandon refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers or similar airtight appliances without removing the doors.
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"Travel experts now argue that 'transformational travel' is the evolutionary wave, which doesn't discard the focus on authentic experiences, but takes it to a deeper emotional level."
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Members of the public will be given 90 days to turn in or otherwise discard their bump stocks, according to a source familiar with the final rule.
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This pairs well with the Warlock quest revealed last week, Lakkari Sacrifice, which gives you a Nether Portal to summon endless minion after you discard six cards.
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While this strange, yet magical temporary organ is from a human mother, some states consider it to be a biohazard after birth and discard it as waste.
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Perhaps we shouldn't discard pizza as an on-the-books crisis negotiation tactic: in 2007, another police standoff was ended by, yes, a well-timed pizza delivery.
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During the Cold War, Murray said in an interview, the United States had so many missiles that if one didn't work, the military could simply discard it.
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The cultural production of what youth feels like now is dominated by hyper-referential artists who try on and discard genres and sounds like second-hand clothes.
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When another food-borne illness hits — like the E. coli outbreak affecting romaine — the retailer would only have to discard the food that was actually at risk.
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We urge the US to discard its ideological prejudice and Cold War zero-sum game mentality and stop ill-advised measures that undermine bilateral trust and cooperation.
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Instead of setting up a vote to add the Collins legislation to the pending appropriations bill on the Senate floor, McConnell scheduled a vote to discard it.
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They then discard or devalue responses from those who seem less predisposed — typically those without much history of voting, or who don't express much enthusiasm about politics.
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JON CARAMANICA This song — a discard from the "Red" sessions, written by Taylor Swift and Train's Pat Monahan — unsurprisingly sounds like Sugarland covering "Red"-era Taylor Swift.
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Samsung's software then pulls out what it thinks are the best moments and saves them into several photo and video options that you can keep or discard.
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Supporters of a name change in the Cook Islands will hope for greater success than New Zealand's most recent push to discard part of its colonial legacy.
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Just as so many of us do in our domestic lives, she found she was working with what anti-pollution campaigners call a "produce, use, discard" model.
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The iPhone X, which infamously starts at $999, has clearly resonated with customers, validating Apple's design choices to push the screen outward and discard the home button.
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"I'm interested in things people don't find beautiful, what they discard," he said backstage before his show, resplendent in a "Couture Is an Attitude" white T-shirt.
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Sanders' vow to uproot and discard the private health insurance industry and deliver a single-payer system still drew the loudest applause from an already spirited crowd.
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To date, the Interior secretary has ignored calls to discard this ill-conceived reorganization plan that seems destined to waste money, undermine morale and disempower the BLM.
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A few patients discovered this by chance when they decided on their own to discard their anti-rejection drugs, generally because of the expense and side effects.
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Her decisions to discard flowery conventions, and to limit herself to the number of the lines in the original poem, produce a version both fleet and vivid.
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Fruiting plants reproduce most prolifically when animals eat their fruits, travel a bit, and then poop out or discard their seeds in a place where they can grow.
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After having weight loss surgery and discovering a love for exercise alongside her mother, one woman wants to discard the lingering reminder of her former 103-lb. self.
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Hart was, in many ways, the proto-Clinton, a modernizer who wanted the Democratic Party to embrace the new information economy and discard some of its liberal orthodoxies.
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"We implore you not to discard this rising star over a 13 month old video that we all know does not reflect his true views," the lawyer wrote.
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Critics also took issue with the authors' decision to discard from the study 203 other diplomats, all housemates who were unaffected, including two who briefly heard the noises.
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"When you discard a thing in the trash, the Supreme Court says it is fair game," Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said in a statement announcing Westrom's arrest.
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Along the way you come across a growing assortment of gear that you can choose to take with you or discard — and what you find is entirely random.
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And by the way, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is not inflationary, should not be crushed by central banks, so I just discard all that stuff.
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But having said that, as long as you make sure that you discard your old phone and the material is kept in the loop, it's not that bad.
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Lia Cagliostro, who co-owns the salon with Scalia, told TMZ that the salon had to discard of all hairdryers, clips and brushes, which all smelled of smoke.
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Trump vowed to renegotiate or discard the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on the campaign trail, but he hasn't revisited the issue as often as president-elect.
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They reckon that falls to Number 10 (where they have appeared in public, it has mostly been to discard the very pledges on which they won the referendum).
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Ideas could come from anyone, but a secretariat should have the power to control the text, adjudicate disputes and discard proposals that can't possibly attract broad national consensus.
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But when it comes to romantic relationships, we deal supportively with all the colors on the palette, even the ugly ones (until we decide to discard the palette).
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"Why would anyone want to discard an Air Force One design that evokes more than a half-century of American history?" he asked in an interview with Axios.
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He evoked his own parents, a bartender and a maid, as the kind of hard-working employees that Mr. Trump would discard in favor of cheaper foreign labor.
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A witness tried to pull Mr. Plaskon off Ms. Sanchez during the attack, and another saw Mr. Plaskon discard a bloody knife, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
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We will discard the failed policies and division of the past, and embrace true American change to rebuild our economy, rebuild our inner cities, and rebuild our country.
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However, it defies all logic and rules out all objectivity to discard this side of the argument/narrative when you are dealing with a brainwashed, deranged Muslim radical.
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You can't be in their company for long before you're forced to discard your ordinary visual assumptions and accept the two strange objects merely as unnameable material facts.
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In its statement, the company urged consumers who have bought the recalled avocados not to eat them and to either discard them or return them for a refund.
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Part of the pleasure of reading Eight Years lies in watching Coates discover and refine these tools and then slowly discard them as they live out their purpose.
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The House Appropriations Committee is poised to discard much of its disinvestment in international affairs, and rumblings in the Senate suggest it may be on a similar path.
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In the wake of the Second World War, a phalanx of young composers took hold of European music, determined to discard a compromised past and remake their art.
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That might help persuade the increasingly restless James to discard any plans of free-agent relocation to Los Angeles next summer to join the Magic Johnson-run Lakers.
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"The new embassy has a different toilet roll dispenser," she explained, adding that this auction was an opportunity to discard the toilet rolls from the old embassy building.
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The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to discard so-called net neutrality rules that prevented broadband providers from slowing sites or demanding payments from them for fast delivery.
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And the list of demands Saudi wants Qatar to submit to in order to end the punishment effectively calls for it to discard everything that makes Qatar independent.
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Ultimately, they have a few options: They can use them to try to make more children, discard them, donate them to science, or donate them to other people.
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"To combat addiction, you have to discard the addicting substance," Turkle wrote in her 2011 book Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other.
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This is where the assembly line was born, where businessmen discovered that dividing the manufacturing process into simplified steps would make it easier to train—and also discard—workers.
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"It's despairing, but you see a bit of that discard the old and in with the 'hot and new' that you can see in various other industries," said Han.
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In order to make SitPack a reality, its designers had to discard all conventional wisdom on how to create a collapsible product and instead take a whole new approach.
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"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," said spokesman Geng Shuang.
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According to a study published earlier this week, a near-universal misunderstanding of the dates on food labels is "strongly associated" with the amount of food we all discard.
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Each turn, the player draws a hand of cards, and at the end of their turn they discard the cards they were not able to use during that turn.
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The 980 was capable of mapping a space and efficiently cleaning it, but it would discard the maps after each cleaning session and rebuild them from scratch every time.
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From there, Castro would discard any further attempts at legitimate party politics, launching his own offensive with more than 100 men who stormed the Moncada army barracks in 1953.
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The Block 4s are only capable of being reused a couple of times, and SpaceX likely chose to discard them ahead of transitioning to the Block 5 full time.
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"If you aren't sure if your candy may have been tampered with, we urge you to error on the side of caution and merely discard the candy," police said.
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Slicing potatoes into a cassserole dish, Kass said he chose potatoes au gratin because its ingredients - cream and potatoes - are items people tend to discard first from their kitchens.
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Here are safety tips to remember, according to the American Astronomical Society: Always inspect your solar filter before use; if it's scratched, punctured, torn or otherwise damaged, discard it.
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The decision to leave a movie behind on the next technological leap is market-driven, which makes video stores the last safety net for things our corporate overlords discard.
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Typically, going backwards in the app would discard your edits – something that a new dialog box will remind you of, before showing you the option to "Save Draft" instead.
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Democrats should probably move on from the rust belt You can't just keep parts of ObamaCare and discard the rest We're also using America's grain more efficiently than ever.
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The survey uses a Likert scale with ratings from one to five, inviting officer candidates to indicate what they are most likely to eat and most likely to discard.
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What we do know is that we need more events that provoke us to ask such questions and discard tired certainties that may be no more than dangerous caricatures.
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Landfills are said to be filled with unused company-branded T-shirts, tote bags, and plastic water bottles that conference attendees discard as soon as an event is over.
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Fearing the guards might discard the corpse along the route, she concealed the body until the train stopped for long enough for her to carry out a proper burial.
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Uber will also be required to discard some of the company values that have been in place since its founding and have been blamed for encouraging a discriminatory culture.
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In his first weeks in office, President Trump began fulfilling his campaign threats to discard or dismantle the trade agreements that help keep the U.S. an international economic powerhouse.
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Don't discard that liquid, Brisk suggested in a tweet last Friday—just pour that excess into an ice cube tray and serve it to all the guests you hate!
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You've got to remove your shoes, coats, and belts; dig your laptop out of your carry-on; discard all your liquids; and then, find enough bins to hold everything.
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Specifically, the introduction of a bell curve assessment system — a model in which companies discard their least effective staff — has had a detrimental impact on morale, we were told.
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How else can you explain the decision by the front-office group that took power this offseason to discard the coach with the best winning percentage in franchise history?
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I want, rather, to consider abstraction as a form of thought and language, its role in this time, and how we might choose to either use or discard it.
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S&P Dow Jones Indices and MSCI first announced last November that they would discard the old telecom sector for a new one that melds communication and media companies.
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"I'm impressed with Hitler's ability to use socialist prattle when necessary, and then discard it," Jastrow tells guests over a wine-filled lunch, weeks before the outbreak of war.
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A personalized ritual and practice works demonstratively in the context of the recital; artists become givers of information for a patron to sip, consider or discard at their discretion.
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The FDA urged consumers to "check their homes and throw away any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal" and retailers to discard recalled lots because of the chance of salmonella contamination.
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According to the National Environmental Education Foundation, each year, on average, we discard 8003,000 miles of ribbon, $11 billion worth of packing material and 15 million live Christmas trees.
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Party games include "BYOB: Bring Your Own Baggage," in which guests are invited to bring gendered clothing items to discard and swap; an open mic; and a makeover station.
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We tend to treat everything as a story: a piece of content, a commodity, one to pick up and discard at will, rather than the events of people's lives.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week made his case for why Trump should discard the deal, reiterating his argument that Iran has lied about its nuclear intentions.
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In certain political climates, like the one we're in right now, rip up the paper, discard the sterile metrics and matrices, and ignore the turnout models and the polling.
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As far back as 2017, Kuo predicted that Apple would discard the Lightning connector in favor of the USB Type-C connector, which is widely used across the industry.
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"I think they're going to look at this law and realize it has no place in 2019 and discard it and move forward into the 21st century," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last summer I found this copy of a book I'd long been curious about on the "discard" shelves of the East Hampton Library.
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Wagner's use of industrial discard for her piece directly references a place that was once a sacred space for native peoples who were displaced by white settlers and industry.
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And it's become a fundamental part of how we talk about feminism — so even if we end up deciding to discard it, it's worth understanding exactly what we're discarding.
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Swann showed flashes and made mistakes; he'd discard hulking San Francisco 49ers center Jesse Sapolu with exquisite disdain and then he'd get hurt, or confused; the Cardinals stayed terrible.
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And when they find embryos with mutations linked to disease, they often discard them, which can leave patients with few healthy embryos to try to transfer into the womb.
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My copy, decommissioned from the New Castle-Henry County library, bears a tremendous stamp on the text block's edge: "DISCARD," a stark reminder of our real similarities, an odd comfort.
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To judge white balance in Night Sight, Google is using a new, more sophisticated learning-based algorithm that's been trained to discount and discard the tints cast by unnatural light.
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The process of building the VGM Player took Lawrence over a year, in large part due to how Yamaha saw fit to discard the documentation for the YM2612 years ago.
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Using a metal spatula, scrape the lemon halves off the baking sheet, pick out and discard any seeds, then place the entire lemon halves in the blender with their zest.
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Lim Say Boon spoke to CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Thursday and said traders should not discard the importance of charts, technical analysis and economic trends to play in the market.
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Discard the coconut water, which spills out once cracked, you can drink it although drinking coconuts are usually from the young fruit, which are much sweeter and more nutritious. 3.
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Huawei isn't shy about obscuring image noise with the help of blurring and post-processing, which tends to discard a lot of the finer detail in less than ideal lighting.
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Kalinsky was the first prion carrier to use in vitro fertilization with preimplantation genetic diagnosis, which allows patients to discard any embryos that are found to contain a dangerous mutation.
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The orders were loud and clear: focus the rifle sights on the acid, discard all the "airy fairy bollocks," call in some chattering machines and an air strike of echo.
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"Bachman discarded only the piece of meat Crane was cutting when he was injured, and did not discard other meat present in the area where crane bled," the lawsuit said.
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U.S. consumers are encouraged to check their shelves and to return or discard any products with the following production codes: F22019, F020882, F020883, F020884, F020885, F020886, F020887, F85033 and F020889.
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Trump railed against trade with Mexico in his campaign, promising to renegotiate or discard NAFTA, and to slap a 6900-percent tariff on products built by U.S. companies in Mexico.
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"If someone dies after a transplant and the kidney is still functioning, there is no reason why we should discard the kidney," said Dr. Jeffery Veale, who performed the procedure.
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The term "airplane read" is even more of a dismissal, the idea being a book you can breeze through in the time span of an average flight, and then discard.
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Public hand sanitizer stations are being implemented as well, and officials are even calling on schools to discard any perfect attendance awards to prevent sick students from coming to class.
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His critics see a narcissist dangerously fixated on the superficial at the expense of the substantive, a man unwilling to discard antiquated stereotypes tinged with assumptions about masculinity and race.
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Rules to limit how much is caught can be hard to implement and often backfire — for example, when quotas force fishermen to discard thousands of tons of perfectly edible fish.
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Moreover, the buffer has a limited capacity, so if the router continually receives traffic at a higher rate than it can forward, at some point it will discard incoming traffic.
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As learning science has discovered, if you&aposre not signaling that the material is important to your brain, it will discard the lecture from memory for the sake of efficiency.
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Originalists are no different in this regard, but they are more apt to dwell on first principles of text and original meaning and to discard precedents violating these first principles.
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"It's time to value waste and discard our current model of economic growth and the mountains of waste that have come to characterize our urban spaces and waterways," she said.
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Ms. Musler also leaves a vast collection of Knicks memorabilia in her Stamford home — stuff that, despite all her promises to the contrary, she could never bring herself to discard.
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That enormous discard pile is satisfying, but without a strategy for all the stuff that has yet to even enter your home, you'll just be doing this again next winter.
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There is also the possibility that he is so upset by his inability to extract some kind of deal or victory from the situation that he decides to discard diplomacy altogether.
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I closed the store most weeknights and triumphantly filled at least one takeaway bag full of food marked for discard, and which I'd bring back to my family, before locking up.
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Now when you finish broadcasting a Live video on Instagram Stories, you'll have the option to share it to your story for 24 hours before it disappears or discard it immediately.
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But when pressed to clarify some of his positions during the CNN debate Thursday, Rubio seemed to discard much of his earlier nuance, reaching instead for statements that mischaracterized the dispute.
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Some of them used to discard their contaminated gloves and masks in garbage bins there, triggering complaints from the neighborhood and prompting the government to launch a "manner" campaign in December.
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With four of 10 preliminary races now complete, the discard rule let New Zealanders toss aside their disqualification from the previous day, equal to a last plus one, or 21st place.
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When comrades advise us to resist, we discard their counsel as so much political rhetoric; when trusted intimates advise us to submit, we hear the innocent, apolitical voice of natural reason.
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The warnings are a tacit acknowledgement that it would be politically risky to simply discard articles of impeachment — even though all Senate Republicans may ultimately opt to acquit the president. Sen.
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I could have a great handwriting day and fool myself into thinking something was a great lyric, or I could discard a great lyric because it was a bad handwriting day.
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The more we discard regulation, the more consumers must depend on companies to protect us from risks from their products that consumers cannot readily understand or don't have time to study.
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Finance ministers for developing nations in the Group of 24 whose economies have been battered by stormy markets urged major economies to reform the global trading system, rather than discard it.
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Today, most trick-or-treaters who get apples are unaware of their dark past and discard them immediately, presumably because of their lower sugar content than the rest of their loot.
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If they did, any cars they made would also be dirtier and more expensive for consumers to drive without the fuel efficiency and emissions rules that the president wants to discard.
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Mr. Hernandez's fiancée, Ms. Jenkins, spoke of a box that she said Mr. Hernandez instructed her to remove from their house and discard the day after Mr. Lloyd's body was found.
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In the bodies of the victims of powerful drug cartels, in the way the Mexican police disappear groups of protesting students, in the methods used by corrupt politicians to discard journalists.
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Enthusiasts from all over the world who flock to the world's tallest mountain, at a height of 8,453 meters (29,035 ft) between Tibet and Nepal, discard tonnes of trash each year.
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Gary TaustineNew York To the Editor: Many New York Times articles have given me food for thought, but none have forced me to completely discard a long-held stance — until now.
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Mr Sewing is stuffing €74bn of risk-weighted assets he wants to discard into a "capital-release unit" (he balks at the term "bad bank" but may have to live with it).
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After he killed Herr, Wozniak dismembered his body: He left his torso and legs in the theater but tried to discard Herr's other body parts, including his head, to a large park.
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Once the migrants are on board—women and children first—they discard their life-jackets (often flimsy fake ones provided by unscrupulous smugglers) and are screened with a hand-held metal detector.
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The installation strews an expanse of the park, flanked by a large pond and bisected by a roadway, with broken bits of native limestone, sourced from discard piles from a nearby quarry.
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Dr. Jampol describes the widespread attempts in Central and Eastern Europe to discard Communist records and objects in 1989 and thereafter as part of a typical Müllphase, or "trash phase" in German.
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The canned sweet corn we love is allowed to have two or more larvae of the corn ear worm, along with larvae fragments and the skins the worms discard as they grow.
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The discard piles of once trendy clothes are getting an upgrade while giving homeless teens togs that spark their confidence through the crafty work of Malibu, California high school junior Dillon Eisman.
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McConnell last year refused to consider the nomination of President Barack Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland, and then worked to discard with the custom of 60 votes needed to break a Democratic filibuster.
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The crux of the method consists of the order in which you go through and discard your belongings: first clothes, then books, papers, komono (miscellaneous items), and then things with sentimental value.
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Yet the entire Iraq imbroglio was such a blunder and such a disaster to regional stability that it would be foolish for policymakers to discard the hard-learned lessons of that conflict.
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Two states eastward, in Ohio, the president of the Cleveland Fed, Loretta Mester, in contrast said it was a mistake to discard the standard practice of raising rates well before inflation rises.
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Why did you conceal from Congress the reasons for their firing for five months and did you discard any of their work as required by the "fruits of a poisonous tree" doctrine?
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"I think it's a good thing we know now there is a third category, so we're not going to discard any embryo that has even a little chance of implanting," he said.
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After the mouse poison scare in Michigan, state health officials advised residents to discard foods like salads and olives if they had been purchased between mid-March and the end of April.
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The 2014 guidance was widely heralded and supported by schools, teachers, families and advocates working to promote safe schools that do not exclude or discard children of color and children with disabilities.
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So this idea that every three months a store should discard everything they have, put it on sale, and get you to come back in and buy something new, is highly irrational.
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Create a self-destructing company which would start off as a traditional company with equity investment but at some point discard its "corporate shell" and switch to a decentralized network governance structure.
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The slaves are optional, and they might help you achieve glory quicker, but the game also includes an "abolition of slavery" card that, when drawn, forces all players to discard their slaves.
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Instead of arranging for a post-treatment plan, hospitals discard the chronically ill and homeless back to the street, where they are swallowed up by the black hole that is Skid Row.
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Never mind the small businesses or startups they destroy or discard, the democracies they corrupt, the privacy they invade, or the data they are careless with on the way to that goal.
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When bishops began to discard traditional devotions at the time of Vatican II, the British anthropologist Mary Douglas accused them of turning the faith into an airy set of bourgeois ethical commitments.
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People of East Indian descent remain Guyana's largest ethnic group, and continue to be locked in an often bitter competition with the African workers whom colonial society sought to discard as surplus.
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A proposal to revive Republican efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would effectively discard the health law's promise that people can buy insurance even if they've had previous illnesses.
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He concludes that, in the course of the previous two hundred years, Europeans came to believe that progress was possible, and thus became willing to discard the intellectual heritage of earlier eras.
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We've documented how hospitals often discard pricey new supplies, how nursing homes trash valuable medications after patients pass away or move out, and how drug companies create expensive combinations of cheap drugs.
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Many other Americans no longer see the Old South as useful for defining what America is today and wish to discard symbols that fail to speak to a narrative about American diversity.
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So, in the spirit of Martin's book, let's discard the myths about female sexuality and, instead of letting boredom get the better of us, turn to each other for that sexy suggestion.
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Hara made a conscious decision to discard reliance on the viewfinder, which led to a body of work that is true to her intention to capture street life as a continuous process.
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Years ago, we were told that eggs were bad for us, that we should discard the yolk and eat only the whites, or, even worse, highly processed industrial foods like Egg Beaters.
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Sally4Ever focuses on the transactional nature of relationships, on the idea that everybody in your life just wants something from you, and once they get it, they'll discard you without a second thought.
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At the beginning of the film, Tony tries to discard two glasses used by Black plumbers, and his in-laws chide him for leaving his wife Delores (Linda Cardellini) alone with the workers.
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"If we could distribute just 30 percent of the food we currently discard, it would equate to enough food to provide the total diet for 49 million Americans," said one of the reports.
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Later that week, Trump appeared to discard the notion that Acosta had inappropriately placed his hands on the intern — the reason stated by Trump's administration for revoking the pass in the first place.
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Making your own masks sounds promising in theory, but in practice, involves copious amounts of serum that come in their own containers and plastic packages of cotton pads or dry sheets to discard.
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According to Fox 6 news, festival guests were warned about K-9 searches for drugs prior to entering the festival and amnesty boxes were provided to discard any drugs prior to being searched.
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"Anne feared that if she slept with Henry in advance of marriage, the king would discard her for not being a virgin, just like he had done with her sister Mary," Carroll says.
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With primary elections only months away, Republican legislators had argued that it was too late to discard the 2016 maps without seriously disrupting House election campaigns that in some cases were already underway.
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The group's organizers "just discard you, just, like a commodity, when in a particular race there's somebody who can raise more money for themselves but also for EMILY's List," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Both come in peel-off form — you spread the mask on as a thick, viscous gel, wait for it to dry, and then peel it off and discard, no rinsing or scrubbing necessary.
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Players get seven cards in their hand to begin the round and have the opportunity to discard across two cards that are face-up on the table, as opposed to the usual one.
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If your cards match those on the table, you get to discard an extra card or, even better, if you have a double match, all the other players must draw an additional card.
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But a few years back, airport police at LAX could not bring themselves to discard a wedding photo album found locked in a briefcase along with a mirror, a tablecloth and matching napkins.
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We care for some animals and discard others, and the reasons have nothing to do with morality and everything to do with our own human-centered view of who's useful, cute, or majestic.
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Like the Purge movies, Escape From New York is nakedly up-front about distrusting the motives of career politicians, and criticizing America's willingness to demonize and discard at-risk segments of its population.
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Bernhard Fuchs's series of abandoned automobiles in the countryside, set against misty skies, reads as a meditation on lost human ambition and the occasional willingness to discard objects that carry significant social worth.
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Occasionally, I get my beer a different way: I walk outside to the mailbox and find a box of beer inside it, at which point I discard my mail and drink my beer.
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But Debby Herbenick, a sex researcher and professor at the Indiana University School of Public Health in Bloomington, isn't ready to advise people to discard their razors on the basis of the study.
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Chosen for its remoteness (the closest land mass is nearly 2,400 kilometers away), it is where international space agencies discard large space objects that don't burn up in the atmosphere upon re-entry.
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The app (available for both Android and iPhone) is simple to use: Just snap a photo of items you wish to discard, and neighbors receive alerts and can request whatever piques their interest.
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A joint study by the Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic, the National Consumers League, and the Johns Hopkins Centre for a Livable Future found that 84% of Americans discard safe, edible food.
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But that accent that's almost unique to just the Kennedys and those rhythms are not something you'd want to discard because they have so much to do with getting a feel for him.
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For example, if you find "Tough Bandages," you'll gain 3 block points every time you discard a card: Suddenly, those cards that make you burn through your hand look a little more beneficial.
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We must tell the FCC to do the right thing: Discard these proposals and instead turn to policies which help connect all Americans, especially those still reeling from the extraordinary 2017 hurricane season.
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The expensive drugs are usually injected by nurses working in doctors' offices and hospitals who carefully measure the amount needed for a particular patient and then, because of safety concerns, discard the rest.
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Dumb stereotypes are bad enough, but it's stupid for the media to reduce marginalized groups to the one quality they're chastised for, and then discard them as easily as unzipping a fat suit.
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A bar where you can eat mass quantities of free peanuts and then discard their shells directly over your shoulder and onto the floor sounds like a great idea, in theory, at least.
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I feel it is my duty to warn you that if you prepare this delicious skewered chicken with peanut sauce recipe, you must provide your guests with a place to discard their skewers.
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When confronted with the hard decision of what part of the curriculum to cut out, what College Board has chosen to discard says a lot about them, and about our society in general.
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Rather than play them out on the table, where they might be vulnerable, he ditches them all—again, facedown—into Archives, his discard pile, hoping Schupp won't go poking around in his trash.
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It was less a sermon, he acknowledged, and more a collection of observations; among them was that we inherit things from the past for a reason, and thus should not quickly discard them.
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As only two candidates remain and those figures discard voters who say they will annul their votes, that in practice means Haddad needs to win 5 percentage points to overtake the right-winger.
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There's a lesson in there, a litmus test that might be applied to choosing which story to write and which to discard: How close is it to the biggest dramas of professional sports?
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But then Iran began to gradually discard the nuclear-production restrictions, and to strike out, hitting tankers in the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz, a Saudi pipeline, an American drone.
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Proctor said forced obsolescence also not only incentives the public to discard perfectly good hardware, products now effectively have expiration dates that consumers aren't being clearly informed of at the time of purchase.
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But even Mr. Fielden admits that it is no simple thing to decide what to keep and what to discard when you're translating the magazine of Capote and Cheever to the Skrillex generation.
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I had written so many episodes, put in so much time in the editing room, just to have the Academy discard it because they couldn't fathom I was capable of doing it all.
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Along the way, he has tried, with limited success, to reassure audiences that Mr. Trump will not discard the agreements and priorities that Mr. Obama has devoted much of his presidency to advancing.
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Walmart and Amazon have both been challenged by a new e-commerce ruling that came into effect earlier this year, forcing both companies to discard many items and readjust their strategy in India.
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Article of the Day Article: The Parts of Obamacare Republicans Will Keep, Change or Discard Before Reading Listen to the first 5 minutes and 15 seconds of The Daily podcast from March 8.
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The leaders of tomorrow's labor movement would do well to discard a collectivist, coercive model and instead promote services potential members want while honoring the rights of individuals to make their own choices.
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Mikiko Hara made a conscious decision to discard reliance on the viewfinder, which led to a body of work that is true to her intention to capture street life as a continuous process.
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If Trump is really serious about going against his history and combating racism in all forms, anti-Semitism included, he could start with two actions: discard the idea of exempting white terrorists from prosecution.
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Tetrick told Bloomberg that the buybacks were centered around quality control, but these same contractors said they were free to consume, distribute to friends, or discard the product rather than look for quality issues.
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That failure is at least partially caused by the daily act of eating and drinking—of putting foreign objects into our bodies which cells have to consume or discard to try to create energy.
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This means that a push for a peace treaty could require South Koreans to ask whether they should discard their cherished national goal of unification and accept a legally-binding permanent division, Bong said.
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The official Rio Olympics website has described a "small fire" breaking out after someone decided it would be a great idea to discard their cigarette on a pile of rubbish in the athlete's village.
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"We didn't really want to discard it and we actually use the color palette in her roller derby team," said Benach of how they used the red and black colors to honor Harley's legacy.
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Maggie's friends, only one of them black, treat her condescendingly and quickly decide to discard her once she becomes too demanding, as if they've been taught that some people deserve more respect than others.
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W.H. Auden edited a volume of his correspondence, saying that the "fascinating" content of each letter made it difficult to decide which ones to discard as all were testament to the man's "extraordinary character".
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"While I was in the hospital for my first treatment I was having to pump and then discard my milk and it was very discouraging and it made my morale pretty low," she says.
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Part of the "last day on earth" magic is that it gives you a chance to think really hard about the things you've done every other day – and then discard the stuff that's dumb.
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His characters repeatedly talk about the need to put the past aside, to make their own choices and accept the future, to discard everything they've been holding onto, because it's been holding them back.
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But these stories were created when dystopia felt less like a looming reality — and more like sweet, sweet permission to discard the digital devices that weight our pockets with the woes of the world.
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The United States can only negotiate with this regime from a position of strength and only if Pyongyang first abides by the denuclearization commitments it has previously made, but subsequently chose to unilaterally discard.
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The bulk of even this limited supply money, however, went to prescription monitoring and reducing diversion of opioid painkillers by, for example, putting more money toward drug take-back initiatives to discard unused opioids.
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As we noted in the Include mission statement, we aimed to try many things, double-down on what worked, discard what did not, remain transparent throughout and seek lots of feedback along the way.
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