" The trademark is for "distilled agave liquor" and "distilled blue agave liquor.
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Irish whiskies are generally distilled three times, while those from Scotland are only distilled twice.
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" According to CNBC, the trademark is for "distilled agave liquor" and "distilled blue agave liquor.
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The Distilled Spirits Council noted that the provision marked the first federal excise tax reduction for distilled spirits since the Civil War.
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The preferred souring agent in Monroe County is brown vinegar (a distilled vinegar darkened with caramel coloring), but distilled white vinegar works just fine.
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Matt Dogali is president and CEO of The Presidents' Forum of the Distilled Spirits Industry, which represents more than half of all distilled products created in America.
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His brand, Pox Bankilal, is sold in a single-distilled version (53% alcohol), a double-distilled version (39% alcohol) and in four flavors: coffee, coconut, chocolate and vanilla.
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"Leading the Distilled Spirits Council during this time of transition for the association and the distilled spirits sector has been one of the most gratifying professional experiences of my career," he said.
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It's always worked, even when distilled down to its essence.
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These images feel like quintessential Dylan: melancholy, quietly painful, distilled.
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Scenarios like these can often be distilled into polynomial equations.
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Add the starter culture, distilled water, and mustard seed mixture.
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Whisky's total volume growth beat the overall distilled spirits category.
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They are distilled down to themes and shortened for clarity.
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Distilled to its simplest meaning: random motion and no vector.
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Short, distilled snippets certainly seem like the way to go.
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The deceptively jolly song distilled Mr. Yazbek's cheerfully vengeful absurdism.
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"The only thing that works is distilled rage," she said.
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I tried using both tap water and distilled spring water.
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When you bootstrap, you get the purest, distilled path forward.
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"We have all these great distilled spirits, and it's legal!"
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"This is populism distilled in its purest form," Nebenzia said.
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This was pure Britney distilled into a solid 15 minutes.
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Distilled further: Six of those matchups are between contending teams.
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Do you prefer that over white distilled, which is common?
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The return is a slow dissolution of this distilled essence.
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Pure, distilled joy is hard to come by these days.
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There's no point trying to resist such sheer, distilled beauty.
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The House's partisan process distilled into one last perfect visual.
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Buy a gallon of distilled water and steam it instead.
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It worked for Matt of "Distilled Dollar " and his fiancee.
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"Real absinthe is always distilled with real botanicals," he says.
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Fernet is one of the world's most polarizing distilled spirits.
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His righteous cynicism is adolescence distilled into a sweet liquor.
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Although Musk's trademark application specifies that Teslaquila would be either a "distilled agave liquor" and "distilled blue agave liquor," that doesn't address the other, just-as-important requirement to use Musk's proposed brand name.
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Spirits gained market share compared to beer and wine for the ninth straight year in 2018, according to the Distilled Spirits Council, a national trade organization that represents distilled spirits makers in the United States.
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Officials from the Distilled Spirits Council, a Washington, D.C.-based group that represents the distilled spirits industry, criticized the ban, which was memorialized by an executive order signed by Mr. de Blasio on April 26.
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What all of Chillbar's drinks lack, though, are actual distilled spirits.
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With that, Poe's life mission was distilled to one thing: revenge.
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Fill the rest of the way with distilled white vinegar. 3.
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Gin is essentially just vodka distilled with a mix of botanicals.
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Below, I've distilled the key lessons from my experiences with money.
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Now that early Vinsanity era is distilled into the video above.
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He's distilled the sound of morose wetness into 40 unearthly minutes.
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All poems poison the blood And the blood is destruction distilled.
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The photos' prettiness becomes pathological — diplomacy distilled to its empty aesthetics.
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Spray with distilled white vinegar or lemon juice and wipe clean.
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It's like punk rock distilled into its purest, most intense form.
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They're the informal editorials on current events, distilled into endlessly customizable images.
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The same could be true of 'AI-distilled skincare' too of course.
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We've distilled their campaign Twitter accounts' most frequently used two-word phrases.
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Vlad described it as a "pure, distilled laptop" in The Verge review.
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"The more it burns, the less distilled spirits are in the debris."
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But importantly, it's all away from the distilled heroin spectacle of WrestleMania.
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He distilled something so potent about a religious revelation in one's life.
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Stock footage is drama distilled Stock footage, for me, does the same.
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But then, it goes through all these other outlets and gets distilled.
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I'm not sure but they are probably distilled in a different way.
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Contemporary leaders, writes Eiji Oshita, an author, are "tasteless like distilled water".
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The products are a liquid that's 28% sodium chlorite in distilled water.
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Even now, its distilled version includes teams in Cincinnati, Chicago and Omaha.
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"I'd need this properly distilled before I could enjoy it," he admits.
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The focus of what was distilled is on customers, drivers and more.
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This mixture will be distilled in order to obtain eau-de-vie.
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Finally, the wash is distilled, either by itself or with foraged botanicals.
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The water used in final blending is always important in distilled spirits.
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Nora En PureAlso the brand name for bottled distilled water from France.
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H. brought home salmon, distilled water, and salad greens from Whole Foods.
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Doom was everything we loved about the franchise, but distilled and perfected.
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According to the latest figures from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, beer remains the leader in alcoholic beverage market share, but distilled spirits have gained market share, while beer has declined for six straight years.
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As a result, her company's whiskey is in fact distilled in Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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But cheap alcohol is often poorly distilled and it's made of cheap ingredients.
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Soak in water (preferably rainwater or distilled water) for 3-24 hours. 3.
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Headquartered in Atchison, MGP produces distilled spirits and specialty wheat proteins and starches.
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It's actually about refining a piece until it's distilled into its perfect form.
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Half Life 2: Episode 2 was the series distilled to its purest essence.
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The Distilled Spirits Council estimated it organized thousands of visits to the Hill.
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The un-distilled toddy tasted nutty and sweet, with a quickly fading sourness.
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The lower river is a very distilled and dramatic version of that shift.
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Distilled Spirits Council Vice President Jay Hibbard criticized the decision in a statement.
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He habitually settles his face into a pout that looks like distilled disappointment.
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A poem is about a fragment; it's about this one moment distilled down.
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In four sentences, Cora distilled the most important task for the modern manager.
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Instead every broader event is distilled through a component of a human story.
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Front Burner By definition, whiskey is a spirit distilled from fermented grain mash.
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Wrzesniewski distilled them nicely on the excellent social science podcast The Hidden Brain.
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The Republican impeachment push Republicans distilled those down into four articles of impeachment.
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Our Wirecutter team distilled the best gear for unfussy but elegant dinner parties.
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It's not much to look at, just a tube filled with distilled water.
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At the hip Duble Meze, they have nine rakis on the list while Mikla Restaurant offers more than a dozen ranging from single grape rakis (raki is distilled from raisins or grapes) and triple-distilled varieties to rakis aged in oak.
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Ingredients: water, hot sauce (aged cayenne red peppers, distilled vinegar, water, salt, garlic powder) distilled vinegar, tomato paste, salt, contains 2% or less of: jalapeno peppers, dried peppers, corn oil, xanthan gum, spice, onion powder, citric acid, natural flavor, acetic acid.
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Peterson's implicit rhetoric of order and chaos, once distilled, leads us inexorably to #HandsomeThursdays.
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The scathing 25-page filing can be distilled to one pure thought: No chance.
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The Finnish word for booze is viina, and it refers to all distilled spirits.
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But in recent years their differences can be distilled down to one thing: vodka.
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Bottles of syrups distilled from indigo, curry, blackberries, and chlorophyll are ready to pour.
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The company's products are mashed, fermented, distilled, matured and later bottled entirely in Kentucky.
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Saturday Night Live distilled your most awkward dinner conversation into a four-minute sketch.
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Between 2012 and 2014 more than 3,000 people died from consuming badly distilled moonshine.
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Then they are shown in their distilled forms, extrapolated into powder pigments or dyes.
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It is distilled twice and aged in used barrels, usually bourbon or sherry barrels.
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It's the bombardment of over-stylised (sorry, "witty") observations and 140-character-distilled outrage.
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BROADLY: If there's one distilled message you're trying to communicate, what would it be?
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An analysis of Uber campaign contributions distilled this difference among Democratic contributors in 2016.
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Are you gonna use distilled water or have some flown in from New York?
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Klotz's "Swabian Single Malt Whisky", distilled near Stuttgart, is labeled as made in Germany.
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Now there's an idea ... The year's best long-form essays, distilled to 871 words.
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They've created a gin that is distilled with "ingestible collagen" and "age-defying" botanicals.
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Filming was distilled across five weeks so that family life was not too disrupted.
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"Pick You Up" - LANCOIs this Taylor Swift's personal fantasy distilled into song y/n?
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On the screen was a furry face, a pattern distilled from thousands of examples.
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This verbal spar is the drama of NBA Basketball, distilled to its purest essence.
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The whisky was distilled in 1926, but bottled in 1986, according to USA Today.
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In Plomari, To Sokaki makes the most of locally distilled ouzo with excellent mezze.
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Near-distilled-quality water superior to current drinking water standards in all 22019 states.
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Neti pots are safe as long as you use distilled or properly sterilized water.
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Mia's struggles are neatly distilled in one of the first scenes of the movie.
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We could put some poitin in it, which is an Irish distilled spirit drink.
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Give me this distilled recreation of good and evil played out over 20 minutes.
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Truthiness was a pale, wan forebear of Trump's pathology, distilled in Spicer's inauguration boast.
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The vodka, which is fairly neutral but traced with sweetness, is distilled from rice.
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Single malts come from a single distillery and are distilled entirely from malted barley.
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Here was Irish rap's acceleration in its distilled form, a propulsive release of energy.
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It's the language of long-term love, distilled down to a few spare sentences.
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Maybe because the stories are so distilled, so concentrated, every choice within feels deliberate.
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The newly formed federal government enacted the first domestic tax — distilled spirits — in 1791.
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My friend started giving her dog only distilled water, and none from the tap.
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Broadly speaking, brandy is simply fermented, distilled fruit juice, and any fruit will do.
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No. But you won't find a better expression of utility, distilled to its essence.
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But here, the timeline was so compressed that those themes felt distilled and heightened.
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It condenses moisture from the atmosphere into a tank and dispenses filtered, distilled water.
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Simply that it must be distilled on the island of Ireland, including Northern Ireland.
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From the seemingly most trivial things that surrounded her, she distilled a pure magic.
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Dr. Gunderson plunged into the literature on borderline patients and distilled their defining features.
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That declining influence is neatly distilled in the story of Mario and Andrew Cuomo.
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The steam-distilled oil can be layered with other fragrances or simply worn solo.
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Premium liquor Spirits from whiskey to tequila grew for the ninth straight year in 2018, according to the Distilled Spirits Council, a national trade organization that represents distilled spirits makers in the US. The trend is still growing this year, according to Nielsen.
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The drinks are fermented, not distilled, which allows them to be legally classified as wine.
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Overall industry trends remained consistent, according to the Distilled Spirits Council, which did the study.
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For that reason, you should only use sterile or distilled water in a neti pot.
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Their stories are "real world things, but distilled through this strange, strange relationship," Dini explains.
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In foreign policy, as in all things, China is the distilled essence of self-interest.
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According to Garduño it's actually made with a distilled beverage called shōchū and sparkling water.
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As is their wont, state-run media have distilled the new thinking into numerical mnemonics.
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He weaves his reflections around a collection of portraits that are, in essence, distilled miniatures.
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Tennessee whiskey is like bourbon, except after it's distilled, the liquid is filtered through charcoal.
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The whisky is then blended with a distilled Tabasco sauce "essence" for a fiery finish.
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Heat is applied initially to create the mash, and then the mash is distilled twice.
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But there's no reason to panic: We've distilled the troubleshooting process into five easy steps.
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We needed a few groceries (granola, yogurt, milk, cheese sticks) and distilled water for humidifiers.
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The spelling of the word in question depends on the country wherein it was distilled.
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In their eyes, the new version represents the app's core ideas at their most distilled.
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You can mix the dose in distilled water to more easily and evenly divide it.
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The cases were distilled into 25 patterns of misconduct that are consistently repeated over time.
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She succeeds Kraig Naasz, who became the leader of the Distilled Spirits Council this year.
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They're also recommending you treat these two new options as you would a distilled liquor.
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On Tuesday, he distilled his campaign message into this bumper sticker: Strong borders, no crime.
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In truth, the debate between rail shippers and rail carriers can be distilled even further.
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It would also be ideal to have a distilled suite of Ms. Gosfield's musical highlights.
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Dozens of courses, for which participants paid thousands of dollars to attend, distilled his teachings.
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Interest in the House of Windsor may be the most distilled version of that trend.
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Distilled white is great because it's inexpensive, but the wine vinegars have a nice flavor.
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This spring, United started serving Wheatley Vodka, which is distilled in small batches in Frankfort.
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If the essence of Tammy Faye Bakker were distilled and bottled, this would be it.
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It worked for Matt of "Distilled Dollar, " who prefers to remain anonymous, and his fiancee.
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The result was a multi-step story that distilled the process, with an interactive twist.
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I distilled it down to what was then the most important lesson for me: listen.
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That starts by informing the public that radicalization cannot be distilled into overly simplistic foundations.
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It&aposs also recommended that distilled or purified water be used instead of tap water.
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Still, gentrification is a complex social phenomenon that is often distilled into a simple argument.
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Loss and exile are central themes, even if they are distilled into purely instrumental music.
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It takes about 12½ pounds of fermented and distilled carrots for a 375-milliliter bottle.
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Republicans want to slash taxes on both beer and distilled spirits, at least through 2019.
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Distilled spirits—liquor—has always been a better fuel for exploration, or at least for explorers.
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It's just through the process that everything becomes distilled into what seems to be a story.
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One guy's father distilled a plum brandy that he aged for eight years in mulberry barrels.
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And when you consider that even they are distilled to a fault, that's saying a lot.
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The kanburi was silky, pliant, yielding and tasted of a distilled, superclean essence of the sea.
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You should also consider the vinegar you use: distilled, for example, tends to be too acidic.
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Like Politico, Axios delivers news fast — but distilled down to a few sentences or bullet points.
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A little modern Fleetwood Mac, a lot of longing distilled into three and a bit minutes.
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Earlier, Kate and Prince William met some frisky locals and sampled some (strong!) locally distilled whiskey.
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Of the 800 million litres distilled by 2,000 producers every year, only one percent is exported.
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The importation rules would apply to beer, wine, distilled spirits, as well as various tobacco products.
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Pedestrian Verse had distilled the band's sound and perfected something they'd been working on for years.
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Ultimately distillation takes place at a facility some 800 kilometers away from where Kirkland is distilled.
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Since there are so many plotlines, we've distilled the most important points to remember from each.
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"There's a lack of arrogance here," she reckons, "a humility" that is distilled in his prose.
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Last week only presented in distilled form what has been on sprawling display since January, 2017.
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In general, neti pots are safe, as long as you use distilled or properly sterilized water.
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But seeing them on the same stage distilled exactly who they have been throughout this campaign.
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So I'm using Beluga vodka, a very fine quality vodka still distilled and bottled in Russia.
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I logged on to the website to see my ancestry composition distilled into a pie chart.
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But the gin distilled in London was fiendishly strong and very often adulterated with hideous impurities.
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The 40%-proof gin, known as Anti-a Gin (get it?), is distilled with pure collagen.
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They Are Billions is that moment distilled to its essence and turned into an entire game.
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Finally, the solvents are distilled out of the oily liquid and recycled over and over again.
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Deeply touching, it was like the opening sequence of the movie "Up" distilled into a commercial.
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Sydney Ember: Sanders has distilled his closing message here in Iowa down to one word: turnout.
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Her variations on these natural and childlike shapes present a distilled and dreamy version of dress.
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The Grocery Manufacturers Association, the Distilled Spirits Council and others are also searching for new leaders.
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" Toobin distilled things down to one remaining question: "Now the only question is does anyone care?
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The popularity of distilled agave has, perversely, always been a problem for the makers of mezcal.
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It's gluten-free, crafted with alkaline water and 7x distilled for purity in Santa Barbara, California.
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It shouldn't taste like a distilled barbecue spread, or a tightly-wound bowl of pad thai.
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Hamilton introduced a "whiskey tax" that immediately inspired rebellion from disgruntled farmers who distilled the beverage.
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Yeah, if you like to encapsulate the public, distilled, interesting, trying-very-hard version of me.
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The traditional approach to risk-scoring relies on a person's credit history, as distilled in FICO scores.
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The Distilled Spirits Council also opposes lowering the BAC limit, favoring "strict enforcement" of the current level.
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The conflicting emotions behind this question can be distilled by a more direct, case-by-case test.
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Just layer fruit in a bundt pan and and just enough distilled water to cover, then freeze.
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He said those types are easier to replicate because nearly all liquors, when distilled, come out clear.
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Dozens of asset classes and millions of securities can be distilled into a small number of factors.
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These alternatives are distilled, just as alcohol would be, keeping the taste of classic cocktails and beverages.
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" According to the trademark application filed by Tesla, "Teslaquila" has been described as a "distilled agave liquor.
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Think about what's happened with airlines where it's all distilled down to a small number of networks.
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The two data sets were then matched up to create the "world's first data-distilled rum recipe".
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POPULAR lore has it that the older a distilled spirit, the finer and costlier it will be.
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That was an experience so pure I could have distilled it and sold it as grain alcohol.
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Sliding in, she took a sip and savored the powerful mix of house-distilled gin and Clamato.
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There's enough commonality between different people that I've distilled their habits into strategies that anyone can follow.
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Then you fill another tank with distilled water and the PicoBrew boils, brews and flavors your beer.
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The whisky—without an 'e'—wasn't distilled in Ireland or aged in charred new-oak American barrels.
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We chose a shot of pechuga, a specialty mezcal distilled with seasonal fruits and a chicken breast.
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In its purest traditional form, Irish whiskey is distilled from a blend of malted and unmalted barley.
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And nowhere have we seen these ideals better distilled than in the campaign of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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One dish is broccolini served with a fortified macadamia cream — the by-product of distilled roasted macadamia.
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The split in the electorate did not fit the standard media narrative — distilled from Brexit, Trump, etc.
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But Sanders says he long ago distilled the lessons of basketball and learned to replicate them elsewhere.
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Warren had identified a complex problem, distilled it into simplicity, and traced the outlines of a solution.
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The Ryan Lochte Saga has distilled so many narratives into one story it's hard to keep track.
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With the Young Bucks, the dynamic of Bullet Club's breakdown was distilled down to a single match.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the Riesling grape is distilled into Pfalzer wine.
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Its many categories can, however, be distilled down to just four: appetizers, main courses, skewers and sushi.
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Why was it distilled to a ligature, not worthy of its full breadth of letters and words?
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However, the paintings are as much about distilled form and color harmonies as they are about narrative.
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Exports grew 43 percent to $1 billion over the past decade, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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The menu has been distilled down to essentials, and the whole enterprise seems more carefully thought through.
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She does not look diminished — she looks distilled, unwrapped, the long bare branches of her body mesmerizing.
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Mix in 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide, then another ¼ cup of distilled or boiled (then cooled) water.
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It contained whiskey distilled in 20; Mr. Brown calculated that the contents were potentially worth $1.3 million.
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Yet it is, in its way, the distilled essence of that venerable national institution, the musical comedy.
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We distilled the arbitration into a series of questions: is it better to value discipline over morality?
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I told his "parents" about it, and they have been giving him only distilled water ever since.
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Smirnoff was dethroned as America's top-selling distilled spirit with the honor going to Tito's Homemade Vodka.
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One, distilled with the saddle of a rabbit, paired wonderfully with the sweet earthiness of the tamale.
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"It was as if God had distilled in him the essence of competition," a journalist once wrote.
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If neither suits you, there are also cartons of shochu, a Japanese distilled beverage, to choose from.
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As long as it's distilled from grain and spends two years aging in a barrel, it's whiskey.
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The potent alcohol — called lambanog — is distilled from coconut sap and is about as strong as vodka.
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It was stocked with local favorites like Veruca chocolate, Terry's Toffee, and Koval gin distilled in Chicago.
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Mezcal is a distilled spirit, and can be made from some thirty varieties of agave, or maguey.
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The flavored oil is blended with ingredients like cider vinegar distilled from apples grown in nearby Somerset.
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Yet another video from "King Distilled" shows Clever making all kinds of calls that should be impossible.
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The world's best whisky isn't being distilled in Japan or Kentucky or Scotland—it's made in Taiwan.
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The Distilled Spirits Council, the trade association of producers and marketers of distilled spirits, issued a response to the study, noting that an annual nationwide survey of about 70,000 people ages 12 and older showed a steady decline in alcohol use disorders since the study began in 1988.
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The effort to communicate experience rather than to invent it, the feeling that, however distilled and removed it might be, it is still removed and distilled from a river of experience that the author cannot quite dam and alter as he wishes, is the secret of the memoir's appeal.
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But, it is also true for some rare or sought-after American whiskeys, cognacs and other distilled spirits.
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After diluting the sample with distilled water, it still registered a lead reading of 1,20163 parts per billion.
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It was everything you could possibly want from a sci-fi action movie, distilled to its elemental parts.
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I guess it distilled a lot of things that people knew into a simple, easy-to-understand format.
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In addition to many made the traditional ways, others are distilled with pink flowers, berries, and even rhubarb.
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Persona 5 is everything you've wanted: style and substance distilled into an experience worth waging cultural wars for.
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You can clean your brushes by soaking them in distilled vinegar for a few hours then rinsing clean.
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In one PRI-governed state, the health system administered distilled water instead of drugs to children with cancer.
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The way he distilled the black experience with a dizzying stream of poetic verses left a lasting impression.
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The series' newest feature is its very essence, distilled into a game mode, big and loud and fast.
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Those with higher levels of radiocarbon must have been distilled prior to the 1950s nuclear era, they said.
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The X-Files distilled the anxieties of the age into excellent television, at least in the early seasons.
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The children submitted their own unique versions of the story, which were later distilled into one collective work.
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Though the distilled version—known as toddy wine—involves additional preparation, both libations require the same initial steps.
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Some reporters seem to think that "intel," as distilled and presented by these officials, is somehow beyond question.
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Dr. Ekman later distilled them into the five basic emotions depicted in the movie, from anger to enjoyment.
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The short-lived product was distilled at a higher proof, stripping out signature flavor profiles associated with bourbon.
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That information, along with experience from a lifetime in the kitchen, is distilled in our Knife Skills Guide.
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Iremar's aspirations are distilled in his fondness for cologne, which disguises any lingering odor from his regular work.
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Farber may have stumbled in adding the Library of Distilled Spirits, on East Thirteenth Street, to the list.
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The serious consequences of covert alcohol distribution included permanent damage from poorly distilled alcohol and flourishing organized crime.
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Davenport wrote this up in a beautiful letter, which, distilled, became the last paragraph of The Pound Era.
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Bottoms Up: A new brand of gin distilled with pure collagen claims to stop your skin from aging.
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According to the The Distilled Spirits Council of the US, tequila volumes have grown 121 percent since 2002.
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And now, he's distilled all that knowledge into a book, TED Talks: The Official Guide to Public Speaking.
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When one is chosen to be looked at it is placed on the stage ready for scrutiny, distilled.
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When his characters cross swords, their combat is distilled into frenetic moments of dismembered limbs and splattered blood.
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Wölffer Estate Vineyard has gradually broadened its portfolio beyond wine to include other alcoholic drinks, like distilled spirits.
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Front Burner Frísco, a spirit from Northern California, is distilled from wines made with Muscat de Alexandria grapes.
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With input from some of the nation's top brisket masters, I've distilled the process to nine simple steps.
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Distilled and claustrophobic, "The Door" centers on the relationship between the narrator — a writer — and her housekeeper, Emerence.
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A tablespoon of either white distilled or red wine vinegar should be added at the beginning of cooking.
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Kentucky and Tennessee face similar financial burdens if trade talks go south and countries target American distilled spirits.
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"It changes the dynamic and the picture becomes so clear, so distilled all of a sudden," he said.
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The test can determine the age of whiskies distilled after 63 to within a 1-3 year period.
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When crude oil is distilled, the lightest parts to boil off are butane and propane, followed by gasoline.
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The span of "Aida," from the personal to the epic, was distilled in just a couple of minutes.
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"Sometimes the most powerful theater is reality, distilled," Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, said in a statement.
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Here's a distilled version of what has happened since President Trump introduced his court nominee to the world.
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One ongoing project involves gathering home-distilled brandies in the Balkans and serving them in an open bar.
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How much is ignored because it can't be distilled to one and a half minutes of haunting footage?
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Most of the gins — distilled by young, small-batch entrepreneurs — have popped up in the last five years.
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There was a certain artistic intensity — something about the artist in a purified, distilled form — that helped me.
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It's every ridiculous "very special guest star" plot line from a terrible TV show, distilled down to its essence.
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The malt whisky was distilled in 1926 and aged 60 years in sherry casks, then was released in 1986.
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In vodka, it has launched Our/Vodka, which it says is partly distilled, blended and hand bottled in microdistilleries.
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In 2015, he drank distilled H2O made from human feces to demonstrate clean water technology for the developing world.
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The fruit they use is grown in the yards of friends or relatives, then collected, fermented, and distilled twice.
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As he rounds the bases, she runs the gamut, pure exhilaration distilled through hugs, tears, screams, mouth-covering OMG!!!
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Salt Stains: Mix one tablespoon of distilled white vinegar and one cup of warm water in a small bowl.
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But Thrillist distilled the most common ones and found a few standouts that may make Americans scratch their heads.
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A great website should be easy to navigate, with text distilled down to it's most basic and direct form.
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In the right hands, and distilled from their poisonous ingredients, populists' habits can be useful even to their opponents.
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Then they distilled those down to a set of master characteristics and figured out how to reproduce them computationally.
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Fittingly for Lindsay, it's basically a melodramatic teenage rom-com distilled into a tight three minutes and 36 seconds.
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It's pretty much universally accepted that Len's 1999 hit "Steal My Sunshine" is pure distilled happiness in a song.
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" Or as Bee so succinctly distilled their admonishments: "Save us from fascism, but don't be a bitch about it.
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Social media becomes our cigarette break, a quick drag of distilled, pre-filtered humanity with potentially cancerous side effects.
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A strong brand is one that can be distilled down to the most basic elements and still be recognizable.
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Sometimes it feels like every instant of the show has been distilled into a looping image, perfect for sharing.
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"Win You Over" - LANCOBy comparison the rap-adjacent part of this song is my personal nightmare distilled into song.
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Or the white rose, happily unsoaplike and gently fragrant, made from thousands of rose petals distilled to their essence?
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Ms. Benson, Ms. Perkins and the director Jess Chayes have distilled this material into a fairly ordinary family drama.
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Vogel is a poet first, and Death and Other Holidays is composed of short bursts of ultra-distilled prose.
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"American whiskeys have become collateral damage," said Chris Swonger, chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council at an Aug.
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Distilled from corn and aged in used, lightly charred bourbon casks, it flits with buttery sweetness on the palate.
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Twombly's distilled compression is a form of synesthesia, the joining of two or more senses into one indivisible experience.
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If you compare it to conventional whisky, whisky is heat distilled so it's essentially a vaporization and purification process.
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I actually think this notion of romance has been so modified and so distilled to this one specific thing.
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This week, the Distilled Spirits Council hired Chris R. Swonger, a longtime government affairs specialist, as its new leader.
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Conservatives on Facebook and Twitter distilled the theory into memes and talking points that were shared thousands of times.
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Researchers are now wondering whether the most effective components of CBT can be distilled into a more potent form.
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He makes no points that can be distilled to a few words and still be understood in their breadth.
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Two rums, distilled from sugar cane juice rather than molasses, have intrigued bartenders and popped up on cocktail menus.
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His speech distilled the White House's "America First" foreign policy agenda, which has antagonized allies and turned foes friendly.
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"It was as if God had distilled in him the essence of competition," the English journalist John Reason wrote.
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"These fabulous historians who wrote thousands of pages of history distilled it down into these 104 pages," he says.
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Since 2002, tequila volumes have grown about 6 percent each year, on average, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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There he uncovered a trove of classified material, which he, Mr. Dudman and James Deakin distilled in 38 articles.
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In his new book, he has assembled stories of citizen action and distilled them into powerful insights and strategies.
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This book reads as if he's taken his three previous novels, combined and distilled them down to their essence.
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After a few months, the distilled and saline layers of water intermingle, and the tank must be filled anew.
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That worldview was distilled in Yiannopoulos's response when a journalist mentioned Ann Coulter, to whom he is often likened.
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He has done trailblazing work — distilled in a TED talk, of course — on how our social networks shape us.
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It has also been distilled with 55 pounds of churned butter and more than 30 pounds of sourdough bread.
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Sales have risen sharply in the 220006 years since tariffs on distilled spirits were eliminated between the U.S. and EU. Last year, total exports to the EU were valued at $2202 million, up almost four times from the $2628 million in 28500, before the tariffs were eliminated according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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Data from the Distilled Spirits Council show the industry has taken market share from beer for the seventh-straight year.
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Then, I researched, cross-referenced, and distilled their suggestions down to the 29 absolutely cannot-be-missed culinary experiences ahead.
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Overall, people bought 2.6% more distilled spirits last year, bringing the total to more than 220 million nine-liter cases.
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"Ministry" is two decades of polemic distilled into one book, with a superstructure of fiction to hold it all together.
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The label on the dark-colored glass bottle said the whiskey was distilled in 1878 and matured for 27 years.
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Each time the mash is distilled, it brings up the ABV content, and refines the spirit further with each process.
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It's not a show that will be easily distilled down into disposable YouTube clips, though there are some great exchanges.
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It's that memory, and myth, that's distilled in "Leap Before You Look," one of the season's most atmospheric historical exhibitions.
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Day uses bright, flat colors and a bold aesthetic distilled from the many comic books she read as a kid.
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I've always been very outspoken about the injustices that the government of Mexico has distilled upon it's people and country.
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For the last 152 years, the rustic 1,53-acre operation has distilled and aged every single drop of Jack Daniel's.
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According to brand spokespeople, the runway looks are often distilled into a varying number of pared-down variations per look.
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Is it possible that 100 albums worth of experience have been distilled into two albums of perfect rock and roll?
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For all its advocacy on behalf of the category, Green Brier has yet to bottle a whiskey distilled in Tennessee.
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The condensation is drained from the shovel into downward sloping tubes that lead the freshly distilled toddy into glass bottles.
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In fact, since the tariffs have been implemented, employment in the beer, wine, and distilled spirits industry has actually increased.
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Their glasses may have contained a special blend of Moutai, an expensive brand of baijiu, a liquor distilled from sorghum.
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For distilled spirits, an across-the-board rate of $13.50 per proof gallon has been replaced with a tiered system.
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The discourse around topics like being a Black woman, marriage, and rage is distilled into phrases that smite and stab.
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Thus quantified, the texts are distilled into nine corresponding rectangles of black pigment that solemnly render and obscure revolutionary history.
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Andrew Volstead (D-Minn.), banned the production and sale of beer, wine, and distilled spirits throughout the then-2628 states.
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Patty is the author of "Powerful," where she distilled the most important management lessons she's learned during her HR career.
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So the early temperance groups advocating abstaining from distilled spirits but believed it was OK to drink beer and wine.
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We distilled the application delivery process to the necessary and sufficient steps and built our tools to solve those problems.
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These terpenes are then combined with the terpenes isolated during the supercritical extraction process and the mixture is further distilled.
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Of course, there are all sorts of strange things from which vodka can be distilled, including rice and even quinoa.
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Vodka is defined by spirits that are distilled to more than 190 proof and blended with water to bottling proof.
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We're on our way to a village where the country's first internationally awarded rice liquor, Sơn Tinh, is being distilled.
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They were brewed into teas, mixed into wine or beer, or distilled into tinctures used to create vinegars or spirits.
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In reality, it's the sugar grit left at the bottom of a drugstore candy dispenser distilled into gel cap form.
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He's just going to let Roosevelt do the talking, his majestic oratory distilled into a highly relevant social media soundbite.
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Here's a distilled version of what's happened since President Trump introduced his court nominee to the world on Monday night.
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While similar phrasing could certainly be applied to our writing, the larger lesson can be distilled with a single juxtaposition.
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In that endless stream, the idea that a song is a thought-out, carefully distilled utterance was bound to erode.
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Crucially, thanks to a reservoir of distilled water in his right buttock, he is also capable of achieving an erection.
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The American Distilled Spirits Association hired Mercury Public Affairs to provide government relations and consulting work on matters of trade.
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In other words, Graham-Cassidy isn't an aberration; it's more like the distilled essence of everything wrong with modern Republicans.
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It was distilled almost perfectly by Steve Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News and chief strategist for Donald Trump.
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But my favorites can be distilled into a few key categories: namely, robots, vibrators, and of course, all the beauty.
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She identified the various critiques of neoliberalism that are embedded with positive progressive solutions and distilled them into four groups.
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Essential oils, distilled liquids made from botanical compounds like lavender, mint, lemon, and tea tree, are not a new phenomenon.
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The arrival of homely Hobbit Gin, or the self-refrigerating White Witch Gin, distilled in Narnia, cannot be far behind.
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American spirits exported to China grew by almost 1,200 percent between 173 and 2017, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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"We buy new, so it's come off distilled into the cask beautifully, (and) it stays in their warehouse," Patrick said.
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"All the companies are directly impacted," said Frank Coleman, the senior vice president of the Distilled Spirits Council in Washington.
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The stylish central bar even serves (and sells) the market's own house gin, distilled with Ghent's famous Tierenteyn-Verlent mustard.
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This year, the Distilled Spirits Council hosted its annual economic briefing in a gleaming Manhattan skyscraper overlooking the East River.
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LG: It's a really good way to see a distilled selection of some of the gadgets that are out there.
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On our part, we've distilled 4 logical reasons as to why Generation 'Y' has fallen in love with this classic spirit.
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Even the most complicated challenges in developing nuclear weapons can be distilled down to three essential, components and their relevant technologies: ?
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That is what your correspondent did, swigging koutoukou (a fiery spirit distilled from palm wine) out of a shared plastic jerrycan.
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The chromeless, distilled interface of WP96.83 was a million miles away from the skeuomorphism dominating Apple's phones and Samsung's copycat efforts.
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Telescoped here is a sense both of distilled experience and of pride: the poet has made it through, at a cost.
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A bull rider is a cowboy, distilled — an ideal of a certain kind of manhood that even today packs a wallop.
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The technology may use a lot of computing power and fancy mathematics, but it also relies on data distilled by humans.
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It's called "21926" because the malt whiskey was distilled in 212, aged 260 years (in sherry casks) then released in 2000.
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Its main value is in providing its audience a new way to filter memories down into a still more distilled state.
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But with time, we distilled it down to what was truly essential, and let anything go that's not part of that.
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Black-and-white, distilled and subdued, blurred in places, they have a photo-real quality that intensifies the longer you look.
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It is the hallmark of most adults, as we lurch zombielike into middle age, increasingly to become distilled versions of ourselves.
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FighterZ is the DBZ series distilled into its purest form, and it's made a fan out of me all over again.
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However, the very first bottle distilled is set to be auctioned off — with the proceeds benefitting a charity of Harry's choosing.
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The Western encounter with Buddhism has largely been distilled through yoga, the beatniks, Hollywood, and Dalai Lama quotes shared on Facebook.
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It's like 96 years of Disney knowledge on how to make characters memorably cute has been magically distilled into one being.
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Pyne distilled Bruin's investing philosophy to a single question: How do you invest behind the change so you get a tailwind?
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Since his election, the argument of Trump and his aides has distilled to, essentially, he got elected, so voters don't care.
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The last few years have proved bountiful for the distilled spirits industry, with premium craft whiskeys and bourbons surging in popularity.
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The liquor provision would reduce the excise taxes on American-made beer and distilled spirits, a change long sought by industry.
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After a couple of doctor's visits, and continued eye-washing with distilled water, two more worms were removed from her eye.
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According to Putman, the vodka is distilled three times—but it's a much different process than you'd find at most distilleries.
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The triple-distilled mezcal sourced exclusively from wild cupreata agaves in Guerrero, Mexico clocks in at a smooth 46-percent alcohol.
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However, GEM&BOLT—a brand-new mezcal that is distilled with the medicinal herb damiana—may make you better in bed.
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"It was like a breath of distilled lucidity, confirming to me the perpetually miserable state that everything is in," Gillette notes.
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Following from his earlier EP, City By The Sea, the record is filled with his songwriting distilled to its finest point.
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Like America's most successful brands, Cards Against Humanity positions itself against the masses, when in fact it is mass taste distilled.
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As if Layli Long Soldier took all my daily car rides with my daughter Scout and distilled them into nine lines.
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I distilled those lessons into three short instructions, the way the writer Michael Pollan once boiled down nutrition advice: Get news.
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Punningly called Frísco, it is distilled in copper pot stills from wine based on Muscat de Alexandria grapes grown in California.
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As mayor, Mr. Carême, 58, had to tackle a distilled version of some of the most pressing issues facing the country.
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Within this specific sonic atmosphere, it's as if Mr. Ratmansky distilled a dancer's distinctive energy and placed it under a microscope.
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The scientists started by investigating 26 whisky samples that were distilled between 24.7 and 2015 for the radioactive isotope carbon-14.
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It's the contrast all but certain to underpin this year's presidential campaign, distilled into a 90-minute midday slice of Washington.
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It's one of the greatest things in the world that we have places that have not been distilled and made current.
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Though Thoreau was not yet well traveled in outdoors New England, his insights were distilled by watching the rivers' migratory fishes.
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And then, Eric distilled this entire experience into a joke that makes audiences laugh, a joke that even makes me laugh.
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The list was the distilled essence of Duterte's appeal, a raw and brutal effort at law and order, whatever the cost.
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Feeling secure and happy in your retirement soon can be distilled down into these three critical actions you can take now.
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Sales of American whiskey grew 8.1 percent in 2017, jumping $252 million to $3.4 billion, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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And for Hernandez, as reflected in the beautiful economy of his stylish and distilled panels, this affection is about remaining cleareyed.
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Pungent and shockingly intense, the taste is reminiscent of a garlic distilled down to its essence and stripped of its bite.
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Or Haus, launching this summer, an all-natural apéritif distilled from grapes that has a lower alcohol content than most hard liquors.
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This powers a patented water treatment system that uses a graphene-based filtering process, before the water is boiled and then distilled.
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"Coming from a club perspective, highly distilled spirits like vodka and tequila are fast, and then they tail off quick," he said.
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Picture World ofWarcraft distilled down only to text and code, a combat log come to life,and you're on the right track.
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In January the current governor, Miguel Ángel Yunes, accused Duarte's administration of treating children with cancer with distilled water instead of chemotherapy.
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Distilled from leftover grape dregs, the highly alcoholic brandy began life in the 12th century, drunk by peasants in Europe's winemaking regions.
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And he unleashed an uncanny marketing ability in which he deduced his critics' weak points and distilled them to nicknames that stuck.
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The medical facts simply cannot be distilled down to the appearance of one's genitals or possession of a specific set of chromosomes.
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The company looked at how those ladies responded to certain match questions and distilled the top answers to find some revealing commonalities.
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We're sitting upstairs at Hemingway Bar, the cocktail lounge Půta opened in 2009, now the unofficial home of distilled absinthe in Prague.
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Those dyed-green (and blue and red and yellow) "Czech-style absinthes" are macerated rather than distilled, making them essentially wormwood bitters.
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Distilled spirits ended the year with volumes up by 2.6 percent and gaining a slight share in total beverage alcohol, IWSR said.
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The measure's divisiveness was distilled into a public feud between Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff last month.
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There are several options when it comes to non-alcoholic spirits; distilled alcohol-free spirits, alcohol-free liquor and even spirit substitutes.
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There are craft cocktails at the bars and a locally distilled, organic absinthe served with flaming sugar by a guy named Johan.
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The distilled products either end up bottled or barrel-aged (in a range different casks, like old Woodford Reserve barrels) to perfection.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.), whose district includes Kentucky bourbon distillers, over retaliatory tariffs on distilled spirits, the Lexington Herald Leader noted.
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By law, a whisky can only be called Scotch if it is distilled in Scotland according to a set of specific rules.
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Burke: I suppose it could be distilled in this way: There's a breakdown of the central teaching authority of the Roman pontiff.
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They're the ones who distilled the first rosewater and produced hundreds of ancient remedies using plants gathered from the hills surrounding Florence.
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Castile-La Mancha's producers began to emphasize bulk wine in 2009 after the European Union decided to end subsidies for distilled alcohol.
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An example, he said, is Kweichow Moutai, a leading spirits maker, which produces a major brand of baijiu, a distilled Chinese liquor.
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Jed Rose, who invented the first nicotine patch, experimented with something called "distilled smoke" in his lab at UCLA in the 1980s.
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During my visit, the system administrator mans the bottles of homemade vodka, distilled using glacier water that's infused with honey and almonds.
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There are 53 tables, each with two bottles of wine and a box of Maotai, one of China's most expensive distilled liquors.
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With two weeks of public testimony now complete, the Ukraine scandal can so far be distilled into three separate articles of impeachment.
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The bride, 40, is a vice president for marketing in New York at Pernod Ricard, a French company that produces distilled beverages.
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Since 443, sales of tequila have risen 244 percent, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, a trade organization.
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When you don't have a liquor license in a restaurant, it really comes down to if the booze is distilled or not.
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Next, I google the concept term plus 'icon' to see various ways in which it has been distilled into an iconic form.
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But in making that turn, so far, the American version of conservatism hasn't solved a problem that's also distilled in Ahmari vs.
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His method involves combining precise amounts of organic ingredients — including distilled water, foaming agents and aromatic essential oils — which he buys online.
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Clairin is distilled in remote Haitian villages, often by homemade stills in the same way it has since the 19th century. Pure?
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I have tried to become agreeability distilled to a fine cognac, my compliments so potent they could get the strongest boys drunk.
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That moment felt like the history of American entertainment distilled into an aside that I don't even really blame Mr. Timberlake for.
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We've distilled their advice down into the following 19 essential things to have on hand when you bring your new cat home.
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Perhaps the most famous brandy isn't American at all: Cognac, which must be distilled and aged in the Cognac region of France.
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The "miracle mineral solution," as it&aposs known online (MMS for short), is a solution of 28% sodium chlorite in distilled water.
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But the bigger weakness of this book, to my mind, can be distilled to a simple question: Where does it get you?
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Like tequila, it is distilled from the agave plant, which can take anywhere from seven years to decades to grow and harvest.
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In modern parlance, it is mindfulness — a quick, secularized adaptation of Buddhist teachings that have been distilled for a modern, Western audience.
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Ryan Reynolds shared his distilled spirits line's latest commercial on Friday, a few days after Peloton's ad took the internet by storm.
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Its machine-learning algorithms distilled that to about four million unique job titles, ranked the most common ones and identified specific skills.
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China imported $12.8 million worth of U.S. spirits, and nearly $9 million of that was whiskey, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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When Little Lab first opened in 2013, Li put Hong Kong culture under a microscope, and distilled his discoveries in his cocktails.
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"The firm has been around since the 1940s and is a leading supplier of premium distilled spirits, starches and specialty proteins," he said.
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Here are 10 bits of advice I've distilled from these experiences in the event someone makes you an offer for your startup. 1.
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His team members distilled what they heard from people into seven priorities that everyone had: family, finances, work, health, home, leisure and giving.
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As we near November's midterm elections, Democrats haven't distilled one of their biggest talking points — Medicare for All — down to one single policy.
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Made from distilled grapes, fresh herbs and botanicals, its natural ingredients and A-plus branding are sure to appeal to the younger demographic.
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" The satirical site Reductress distilled it perfectly with a headline in 2017: "Glossier Announces New Line of Makeup For Women Not Already Beautiful.
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For this DIY, fill a large square ice tray with water (try distilled water if you want your cubes to be crystal clear).
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I've Bin Drinking Distilled Water For So Long That When I Drink Normal Water It Feels Like I'm Swallowing Huge Chunks Of Aluminum.
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"This was an unprecedented collaboration by spirits, wine and beer producers," said Mark Gorman, a senior vice president of the Distilled Spirits Council.
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The NFL will now allow its television partners to accept advertisements from companies that sell distilled spirits, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Picture World of Warcraft distilled down only to text and code, a combat log come to life, and you're on the right track.
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For Americans, the complexities of the Syrian situation have been distilled down to the picture of a soot-covered 5-year-old boy.
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The Treasury Department's Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau is considering new rules for importing beer, wine, distilled spirits, and malt beverages.
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The Distilled Spirits Council pushed back against the new policy, arguing that it was unfair to target some types of alcohol over others.
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The composer Du Yun's relentless originality and unflinching social conscience, distilled in her opera "Angel's Bone," won her a Pulitzer Prize last year.
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On Monday night, Joe Walsh and Jason Isbell ripped through solos for those invited to an event hosted by the Distilled Spirits Council.
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"Half the typical price of a bottle now goes to taxes," said Kraig Naasz, president and chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council.
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Despite the 214/22011 distilled drama online and on TV, violence on scales from war to homicide has been in a long decline.
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Patrón tequila is made in Mexico in a sustainable distilling facility that uses recycled bottles and leftover distilled water to fertilize the land.
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In speeches to Goldman interns and articles on his personal LinkedIn page, Holmes distilled what he'd learned about career satisfaction into actionable advice.
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With fragmented dialogue that often comes at you like artillery fire, "Red Speedo" recalls the (good) work of David Mamet, distilled and compressed.
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Damiana, an alleged aphrodisiac, is what makes GEM&BOLT unique, as it's the only mezcal on the market distilled with the storied herb.
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Kweichow Moutai, a Chinese producer and seller of distilled liquor products, ranked 10th and was tops among companies outside of tech and media.
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Mountain peaks, icebergs, and leafless trees take center stage in radically reduced compositions, with each element distilled to only its most essential parts.
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Does Jerry's bladder deserve a blend of cranberry powder, marshmallow root powder, and various other powders distilled into one healthy, all-natural chew?
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And what Mr. Lee makes is only distantly related to the harsh, distilled vinegars used for household tasks, or diluted for basic brines.
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A pour of single malt whisky distilled at St. Magdalene (shuttered in 1983) from independent bottler Dun Bheagan will run you 925 rand.
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The problems emerge when alcohol is distilled at home or on the black market without building in a system for removing the methanol.
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Beyond the casinos: locally distilled spirits, an African-American museum with a local perspective, and, for the funnel-cake-averse, deep-fried cheesecake.
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In old-country accents to match the fare, they insist that they distilled the vodka — which on Sunday afternoon was vanilla — out back.
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Women's entire lives were distilled into data; their health care life cycles and eventual deaths now were 0s and 1s on my screen.
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Much of the debate over Mr. Comey's actions over the last seven months can be distilled into whether people make that same distinction.
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This isn't just a vivid snapshot of a contemporary city in transition, it is also an entire history distilled in one extraordinary image.
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In the capital's best pet hotels, four-legged guests are provided with in-house gardens and spas with distilled water in their rooms.
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The drinks giant will experiment with a canned beverage called Chu-Hi, made up of distilled Japanese drink shochu, sparkling water and flavoring.
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But vapor-distilled Smartwater, infused with electrolytes and pitched by celebrity spokeswoman Jennifer Aniston, is a more premium product than Coke's other brands.
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Listening to Sutton tell it, both in person and in television ads, the message is could easily be distilled as draining the swamp.
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An amalgam of gender stereotypes distilled into one rough yet slippery package, she isn't fragile or ferocious, victim or predator, feminine or masculine.
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A calm came over me, and I was overtaken by a sharp distilled focus that expressed itself, bizarrely, in a compulsion to write.
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Distilled down to its purest form, 'music' is a succession of vibrating airwaves picked up by our ears, and interpreted by our brains.
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His posters popped with a dynamism and motion that wildly distilled the drama, mystery, and intensity of a film with a single image.
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Their most famous song is dumb as rocks and fun as hell—a heaping spoonful of twice-distilled, extra virgin, 2012-vintage Awesome Sauce.
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Last November, they launched a Kickstarter campaign for their toasted-bug-distilled cocktail bitters, and it was more successful than they could ever imagine.
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Each Malfy range is distilled using genuine Italian ingredients such as Italian Juniper, coastal grown Italian lemons and Sicilian blood oranges and pink grapefruits.
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To play this game, we distilled the essence of our nation's latest colorful cast of political characters and assigned them potential GoT alter egos.
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Samples will be available, but brace yourself: from what I've heard, whiskey distilled by early American methods is not for the faint of heart.
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The "no's" she'd heard from individual landlords and brokers, their skepticism and disdain for Section 8, were the distilled product of a chemical reaction.
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At the prison infirmary, he said, the medical staff simply poured distilled water onto his puncture wounds and sent him back to his cell.
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The three legislative packages are also centerpieces of House Democrats' "For the People" national campaign theme, distilled from the larger "A Better Deal" platform.
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Around him were giant bags of rose petals and attara, an aromatic plant that's distilled in water to make a perfumed syrup for sweets.
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For the sake of saving time, here's a distilled version, narrated by the magic of the company's deeply troubling AR Emoji version of me.
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In 1943 Myers distilled these ideas into "a series of pleasurable and provocative questions", formulated to assign people to one of 16 personality types.
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And while her personality is often distilled into "bossy" — a word that followed me throughout my childhood — there's a reason she's always the leader.
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What he does recommend is adding his own brand of water-enhancing drops to purified and distilled water, which are his beverages of choice.
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The technology industry is like Big Pharma, Big Oil, Tobacco, and Distilled Spirits all in one — the regulation is coming ... will it be effective?
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First, a quick whisky-making lesson: As a whisky matures in a cask, layers of aromatic molecular wood compounds intermingle with the distilled spirit.
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Washington, D.C. (CNN)If the racial tension underlying the 2016 presidential race could be distilled into a single cable news moment, this was it.
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Pour your distilled water, argan oil, sea salt, vanilla extract, and peppermint oil in a spray bottle, and give it a good shake. 23.
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It's not yet clear how future droughts might affect whisky production across Scotland (and scotch whisky, by definition, has to be distilled in Scotland).
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Here at the refinery, the oils move through a series of stainless steel tanks and columns as they are processed and distilled into fuel.
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Nearly $9 million of that total was whiskey, according to figures provided by the Distilled Spirits Council, a trade association representing the liquor industry.
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The new, distilled software means it doesn't have ambitions of acting like a "smartphone replacement," and instead it feels more like a useful accessory.
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Nearly $2000 million of that total was whiskey, according to figures provided by the Distilled Spirits Council, a trade association representing the liquor industry.
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Along with that came a group of aficionados who saw the potential to grow their wealth by investing in bottles of the distilled liquor.
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During Prohibition, thirsty and desperate New Yorkers turned to rum produced in the Caribbean, where the spirit was first distilled in the 17th century.
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The Distilled Spirits Council said that 2125% of U.S. whiskey exports have faced retaliatory tariffs from the European Union, China, Turkey, Canada and Mexico.
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Yet, his approach should be structured enough to ensure that this content is internalized, distilled and dispensed in an accessible, rapid and effective way.
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The trees were felled and their roots stripped and then steam-distilled over huge cauldrons, heated by firewood also chopped down from the forest.
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Once distilled, keep it, and mix the blood with the same quantity of ardent water (aqua ardens), then distill the mixture in an alembic.
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Like the sight of a spider spinning a delicate web or a shark's sinuosity, it distilled the power of grace that contradicts negative expectations.
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In college, I was profoundly affected by the concepts Professor Bargh taught in my Modern Unconscious class, which he later distilled into this book.
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Any growth in blended Scotch, the Distilled Spirits Council said, is coming among high-end premium and especially super premium, the most expensive categories.
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Mineral water for the project was sourced from a deep aquifer in the town of Chernobyl, which was used to dilute the distilled alcohol.
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This was my whole Grandma, bright blue house dress, brown-bobbed haircut and caked-on hot pink lipstick, now distilled into a fine sand.
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The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States said Monday that it is exploring how the industry can help address the hand sanitizer shortage.
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The spirit is a distilled from Dasylirion texanum, a flowering plant often called a "desert spoon" because of the distinctive shape of its leaves.
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This one distilled the workout to 55 seconds of highlights, including Kaepernick's most impressive throws of the day, soaring bombs of 50-plus yards.
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It is the obscurity of the other senses that makes us enliven them with art: touch is too important to be elaborated or distilled.
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Panebianco, a fine cook, makes marmalades from the citrus trees, as well as basil pesto and liqueurs from distilled laurel leaves and myrtle berries.
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"The anxiety level with these small distilleries is high," said Chris Swonger, the chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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My advice is distilled not only from my own 28 years of investing but also from sound, peer-reviewed academic research and Nobel laureates.
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But to lift the flavors, Mr. Haatuft adds a bright green drizzle of leek oil, and diced carrots and celeriac pickled in distilled vinegar.
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The brew is distilled into a concentrate, mixed with ice and a dash of lime bitters and finished with tonic and a lime garnish.
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"We could see businesses shutting down as a result of this not being passed," said Chris Swonger, president and CEO of Distilled Spirits Council.
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" Her insights on young voters are distilled in her book "The Selfie Vote: Where Millennials Are Leading America (And How Republicans Can Keep Up).
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The bright pink drink contains spiced clementine, Seedlip Spice 94 (a distilled nonalcoholic spirit), pineapple, ginger beer, and lemon with an edible orchid garnish.
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And for Ms. Wilson, that place is the Southern California lotus land of the '60s and '70s distilled in songs heard on a car radio.
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Other popular, Southern Japan delicacies include champuru (a mixture of various ingredients fried together) and awamori, a drink distilled from rice with high alcohol content.
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In a program heavy on technological and business insights, Oprah's emphasis on personal connection distilled the week's conversations down to their purest, most human level.
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Mira Jacob's graphic memoir is a frank but warm examination of the world as it is distilled and understood by Jacob's 6-year-old son.
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All of the things about my experience there, if you distilled them down into one photograph, all the things that made me uneasy, that's it.
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While Wölffer's gorgeous bottle remains the only one made from distilled rosé, there's a tradition of pink gin that actually goes back hundreds of years.
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All the zombies and survival tricks from the past six seasons will be distilled into a two-hour special set to air on October 16.
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My colleague Sarah Buhr had a few great conversations with VCs in the healthtech space and distilled some of their investment theses into a report.
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Roca concocted a dessert using distilled water and pencil tips and put them alongside sounds of playtime, to help her flash back to those moments.
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What makes Bertha's different from other gins is that a whey alcohol is used for the base spirit, whereas most gins are distilled from grain.
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As Vollie, short for Volunteer, realises, a convoy's orders could be distilled to one simple instruction: keep going, even if you get a flat tyre.
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He's real enough, control distilled, that it'll be easy to tell stories about him in my mind while he lies atop me and thrusts inside.
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Vinegar can indeed be the distilled white gallon bottle you have in your laundry room, or it can be a fancy balsamic one from Italy.
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Trump himself offered perhaps the most distilled statement of his driving foreign vision on Tuesday while speaking with a group of union workers in Washington.
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New Hampshire liquor stores currently carry only a few Russian-made vodka brands, including Russian Standard Vodka and Stolichnaya, which is actually distilled in Latvia.
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This antiglycemic response can be induced by any sort of vinegar, such as red and white wine vinegars, pomegranate vinegar or even white distilled vinegar.
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Last year also marked the ninth straight time that spirits took market share from beer, according to David Ozgo, the Distilled Spirits Council's chief economist.
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The first AI-written song d'Inverno played had been distilled from the works of Miles Davis, using software developed by Sony's computer labs in Paris.
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Through their perspectives and conversations with up-and-coming video startups, we've distilled a set of five principles critical to success in the video space.
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"Most all the benefit is going right back into the business," said Mark Gorman, senior vice president of government relations for the Distilled Spirits Council.
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An official urged users to fill the pots only with distilled, sterile or previously boiled water, and to rinse and dry them after each use.
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While the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) codifies 41 different types of whiskey, gin boasts three measly subsets: distilled, redistilled, and compounded.
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If you've not heard it before, it's early Gambino distilled—all punchlines and speed, the tracks wouldn't have gone amiss on his debut album Camp.
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He thinks there are too many gay bars in the area that mainly serve shochu (Japanese distilled vodka), but not enough good sake (rice wine).
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These are over-the-counter plastic bottles that you fill with an included salt packet and distilled water and then flush your nose, Takashima says.
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Philip Dwyer, who runs the channel Whiskey Wednesday, posted his assessment of McGregor's triple distilled Irish malt earlier this week, and did not hold back.
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Mueller's team ultimately interviewed about 500 witnesses and gathered millions of documents, which he distilled into a dense collection of findings in his final report.
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The entire Saudi paradox was distilled into that cartoon: The country produces, sponsors, shelters and feeds the Islamism that threatens its foundations and its future.
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"I was really terrified," she told me, and that terror was distilled into a recurring thought: Unable to see a stranger's approach, she'd be mugged.
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The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States criticized the Trump administration's latest tariff threats and warned they would jeopardize U.S. jobs and hurt consumers.
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Bourelly, as the more distilled version of that attitude and one of the geneses of it in musical form, is in a particularly good place.
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Ultimately, it distilled a precise way of talking about the message of Occupy and spoke to the effects of inequality so many people were feeling.
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Mr. Musk's fears of A.I., distilled to their essence, were simple: If we create machines that are smarter than humans, they could turn against us.
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It's a light (at 19.9 percent alcohol), pleasant soju, distilled from a corn base and sweetened with cane sugar in Clifton Park, N.Y., near Albany.
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Entire histories and cultures are distilled into a few hundred words, even if they are part of a larger body of work about each place.
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The controversy over Mr. Shen's views in China has distilled a renewed debate about whether the government should abandon its longstanding patronage of North Korea.
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Lynn distilled his 20 years of experience in this arena into three best practices for choosing art with the highest likelihood of appreciating over time.
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A serum is meant to be the most potent step in your skin-care routine, with all the best actives distilled into a small bottle.
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If the evidence on Bayoumi and Thumairy was so clearly contradictory and incomplete, the agents wondered, why had it been distilled into a virtual exoneration?
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Today, Patron produces, "more than three million cases of distilled spirits annually that are enjoyed around the world," Dejoria says in the Barcardi press release.
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In Iowa and New Hampshire—and most points in between—Warren has distilled the argument at the core of her campaign to a few sentences.
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The startup's progress was most recently distilled in a developer kit that paired multiple types of sensors together to accurately determine the wearer's hand position.
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Until the publication of this memoir, Forché's experiences in El Salvador — seven "extended stays" between 1978 and 1980 — had mostly stayed distilled in her poetry.
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" Well it appears it wasn't a joke, because Elon filed docs saying his company intended to manufacture the booze, ID'ing it as "distilled agave liquor.
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"We did this to level the playing field with wine," says Frank Coleman, senior vice president of the Distilled Spirits Council, which lobbied for legalized auctions.
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Anything else — even if it&aposs made to near-identical standards — is a mezcal, which is the term for any spirit distilled from the agave plant.
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In Portland, a local grocery chain called New Seasons contributed an excess of Vegenaise, which was then utilized in the vegan bourbon distilled cherries ambrosia flavor.
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Buried in $120,21 of student debt and struggling to set aside any savings, Matt of "Distilled Dollar " and his fiancee decided to buckle down in 2000.
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Starting from divergent positions, the two companies are ending up at the same destination, with one premium variant and a more distilled and simplified sub-flagship.
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That compares to the vodka market that grew 1.8 percent to 68.2 million 9-litre cases, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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According to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, the overall spirits market is growing, with sales growing 4 percent last year to $72 billion.
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The "song," called "Hahahrawrrahaha," is hypnotic, and not just because of the pulsing beat: It's perfectly distilled aural Goldblum gold, inimitably encapsulating his uniquely weird attractiveness.
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"We basically looked at the suite of things that enterprise software products do and distilled them down into basic functions," platform marketing head Ceci Stallsmith said.
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Distilled into a color-class-instant, a microcosm of our larger American moment emerges, propagated and unleashed by Trump, the greatest victim in recent American history.
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That's why Minus 5's ice is made from distilled water at just the right temperature, using a process that ensures no excess air or bubbles.
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Coord then took all of these esoteric street rules and untranslatable parking signs and distilled into information that could be easily digested in a searchable map.
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Then, by adding a little bit of distilled water and nitric acid to the gravel and ash residue, he was able to find some precious metals.
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Their sensibilities are a through line—filtered, distilled, but undeniably present—from one movie to the next, connecting disparate characters and filmmakers with radically different sensibilities.
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In a small bowl, mix the starter culture with the distilled water using a fork to be sure that you do not get any clumps. 3003.
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The fermented juice of the sugarcane is distilled to produce an alcohol content of 38 to 48 percent, unlike Caribbean rum, which is made from molasses.
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Ian Schuster: Raul and Chip are the master husbanders of the yeast, and deliver us these cartoonishly large flasks of the yeast suspended in distilled water.
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The Treasury Department's Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau said Monday it is considering new rules for importing beer, wine, distilled spirits and malt beverages.
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This revenue does not include the vast array of purified, infused, oxygenized, sparkled, distilled, intravenous and reverse osmosis versions that compete for attention on the market.
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If the problem with Hodgson could be boiled down, distilled and dripped by pipette into a three-word mantra, it would probably be: these things happen.
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This is the kind of alchemical black-and-gold metal bands like Sutekh Hexen and Gnaw flirt with, distilled down into a noise-driven, tempestuous roar.
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Her father is the chief executive officer there of ALC Global Partners, an import-export family business of distilled spirits, beer and soda in Mission Hills.
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In so doing, he distilled our rotten politics — its transactional nature, its tribal fury, its hysterical pitch — as neatly as anybody in the current Congress does.
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Our dessert distilled summer itself: blueberry ice cream, flavor-boosted by its coating of dried blueberry powder, alongside glistening ruby strawberries and crackers of toasted meringue.
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While the distilled Americana of "Halloween" could be set almost anywhere, somehow it rings true of Columbus, Georgia and the essence of spending one's childhood there.
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The cafe offers a variety of pour-over and specialty espresso drinks, and also stocks goodies like small-batch distilled liquors made with their own beans.
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Self-help books (all sorts of books, come to think of it) can almost all be distilled down to one takeaway, a few words of wisdom.
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Last winter, she debuted a pair of natural perfumes — Pure Rose ($85) and Pure Neroli ($85) — made from fresh flower essences, distilled water and nothing else.
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" The data that's in the podcasters dashboard is, of course, not everything Spotify knows about listeners, but Ostroff says it's been distilled to the "most relevant.
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This room is crackling with the collective energy of people who for the last 48 hours have consumed nothing but distilled water and Crest white strips.
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They knew when each one was distilled, so they were able to use that data to create a calibration curve to determine the age of Scotch.
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The gin is called Nàdar — which means 'nature' in Gaelic — and scientists claim it has a smaller environmental footprint that traditionally distilled gins made using wheat.
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These rough globes are plopped into tumblers of shochu, and if you want to learn about this distilled spirit, Torishin is a fine place to start.
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Meanwhile, I went from class to class, read hundreds—thousands—of pages of the distilled ideas of the great thinkers of human history, and nothing happened.
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The deeper and longer-lasting significance of the Bookerite moment, however, is that it distilled the social perspectives and aspirations of a rising black middle class.
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The coconut wine, known locally as lambanog, is a potent palm liquor distilled from coconut sap with an alcohol content of 40% to 45% by volume.
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More than 250 million cases were sold domestically in 290, outpacing gin, Scotch and Irish whiskey, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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At Tuxedo, at least, the past is distilled well (and often) enough on the plate that it pays to take a chance on its latest iteration.
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It is how he distilled the approach so finely that a scout did not need to see the youngster play to know he was worth pursuing.
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Daniel Crosby, the chief behavioral officer at Brinker Capital, distilled an overwhelming universe of behavioral biases into four comprehensive areas that investors should keep in check.
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Consider that in 2002, just 434,000 cases were sold in the United States, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, a trade group.
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Mr. Cuervo and his descendants in the Beckmann family have distilled tequila from the blue agave plants that sprout in the region of Tequila ever since.
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This doubling added layers of meaning, and the cross-gender casting, as in "Curlew" and its Noh precedents, supplied a distancing that refined and distilled emotion.
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Meanwhile, I went from class to class, read hundreds, thousands of pages of the distilled ideas of the great thinkers of human history, and nothing happened.
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Things like war, violence, death — these are really large concepts that for adults are difficult, and somehow have to be distilled when explaining to your child.
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The company provides large data sets tailored to the specific needs of an individual client, distilled in a format that's easy to use on the back end.
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"Distilled spirits and wine are more insulated than beer," Azer said, pointing to the growing popularity of cocktails and that women tend to prefer wine over beer.
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Triple distilled through Teeling's three copper pot stills and bottled straight off the still, poitín is essentially new whiskey, a clear spirit that undergoes no maturation process.
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It's the basis for Joseph Campbell's seminal Hero's Journey structure, which distilled all mythology and folklore from cultures around the world down to the same basic formula.
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Founded in 1989, Patrón is distilled using a combination of artisanal techniques and more modern methods at a vast, mock-colonial hacienda in the highlands of Jalisco.
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"Video director David Gladstein has distilled the musical and sociological anxiety embodied in the song into a pithy and minimalist stick figure drama," says bassist Brian Ritchie.
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When Harry had cancer, he only drank Smart Water, but his friend, who works at NASA, told him distilled water is the best drink for cancer patients.
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Made in small batches using distilled wine as the base, Wölffer first bottled its pink gin last summer, using hand-picked juniper berries from its Hamptons vineyard.
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Each suit took an hour and a half to paint on, for more than ten hours of labor distilled into a three-minute video debuting on Elle.
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The result is a distilled version of Game of Thrones, one that gives audiences only the best, most consequential moments with the characters they care about most.
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In Los Angeles, for example, a firm called Lost Spirits inserts heated barrel wood into distilled spirit and blasts it in a reactor to quicken the process.
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When the solid mixture is suitably stinky it is distilled by heating in a still that operates like a steamer (see picture), to produce high-alcohol liquid.
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Inspired by these timeless singles, Drake and Ocean will devote themselves to the pure and distilled pursuit of only singing "Float On" which is, well, about water.
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Adding methanol to distilled spirits enables sellers to increase the amount of liquid and its potential potency, according to SafeProof, a group that lobbies against counterfeit alcohol.
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I'd distilled hundreds of interviews and tens of thousands of pages of records into a 400-page book, The Mastermind, detailing Le Roux's epic rise and fall.
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Ingredients:1 33/4 oz distilled water 1/4 oz argan oil 210-220 tbsp sea salt 21 drops vanilla extract 22 drops peppermint oil Instructions:22.
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Members of the Distilled Spirits Council and the American Craft Spirits Association are meeting with lawmakers this week to make the case for permanent excise tax cuts.
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When we've seen merch crop up in street style, it's usually a singular item, with the fandom element distilled down with designer garments and more sophisticated staples.
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Oregano oil has promising antibacterial and anti-inflammatory propertiesThis essential oil, distilled from the fragrant herb often found in Italian and other cuisines, is loaded with antioxidants.
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Responding to the study, the Distilled Spirits Council, a U.S. alcohol trade association, said it was "a highly selective" review authored by researchers with "anti-alcohol biases".
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When used in perfumes, the focus of the flower is the essential oils within, which are distilled by using alcohol to separate the oil from the blossom.
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Healthy, baseline-humans who were cool about drinking distilled water, eating medically-defined diets, doing moderate calisthenics and totally avoiding vodka, marijuana, fast motorcycles and promiscuous diseases.
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The "backbone of the spirits industry," as the Distilled Spirits Council trade group calls it, accounted for 32% of all volumes sold in the US in 2018.
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No matter the results, the workshop points to an essential quality of Mr. Carmona's performance style — the contrast between wild, almost anarchic energy, and something more distilled.
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But bourbon sales are on a decade-long tear, growing at 6 percent or more a year, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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She described the meticulous way that she and other organizers of the walkout distilled the thousands of discussions flowing through their group into a list of demands.
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Related: Immerse Yourself in Abstract Visuals Distilled from Nature This Artist Is Teaching Neural Networks to Make Abstract Art Intricate Salt Mazes Laced with Serenity and Sorrow
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Dr. Stephan believes that people possess intuitive information about their physical abilities, mental sharpness and emotional stability, all of which gets distilled into a single meaningful number.
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Write something that's a little more distilled, a little clearer, a little more innocent in some ways, and write it in a straight line with one protagonist.
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Lior Lev Sercarz, the owner of La Boîte, developed this amaro to be food-friendly, using culinary spices (his métier) in a base of distilled red wine.
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I'm recommending Heinz Cleaning Vinegar because it is slightly more acidic than regular white distilled vinegar, which makes it more effective in removing grease and food splatters.
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Now that he's really gone and this distilled treasury is in print, one of our best and most arresting poets might get the bigger audience he deserved.
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If the Fast and Furious saga was distilled into a phone, it would probably look something like the Hydrogen One, all sharp edged and aggressively testosterone fueled.
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From 21954 to 2016, rye whiskey volumes sold in the American market have grown 780 percent, to 775,000 cases from 88,000, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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" The Hollywood Reporter wrote: "The chronicle that Stefanov and Kotevska have distilled abounds in moments of unguarded discovery — moments that can be tender, humorous, rackety or serene.
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For his "The Tempest" (2004), Thomas Adès embraced the dizzying range of an era of musical eclecticism, and Meredith Oakes provided rhyming couplets distilled from Shakespeare's lines.
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The woman in the ad also poked fun at the online reaction by starring in an ad for actor Ryan Reynolds' Aviation Gin brand of distilled spirits.
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But to respond to it for this article would risk having his thoughts distilled into one sentence that could pour gas on the whole thing, he said.
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The effect depends on a carefully titrated combination of distilled and saline water; a technician from the Koons studio had spent the morning making the aqueous recipe.
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Front Burner Rum is made across the globe from sugar cane, and it can be distilled from free-run cane juice, sugar syrup or, most commonly, molasses.
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Super premium liquors — products that cost $35 or more per bottle on average — have seen phenomenal growth in the United States, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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A comprehensive list of trends would be impossible, so we distilled it into the 20 ideas we find most important and exciting for entrepreneurs and business owners.
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The new trial defines moderate drinking as one serving a day, defined as 12 ounces of beer, 5 ounces of wine or 1.5 ounces of distilled spirits.
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The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States said tit-for-tat tariffs on alcoholic beverages were hurting companies and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Instead of opening his own distillery — a costly and time-intensive project — Mr. Dedman decided to "source" whiskey distilled elsewhere, then bottle it under his own label.
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In an effort to reach more people, the authors distilled the eight-week course into the "The Mindful Self-Compassion Workbook," published by Guilford Press last summer.
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As I covered in our review, Molly's Game is a lot like watching the best (and sometimes worst) elements of Sorkin's work distilled down into their pure essence.
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By now a streamlined emergency response system, the comedy is consistently sharper and more insightful than the distilled version you'll see at week's end on Saturday Night Live.
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The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) announced that American whiskey exports to the European Union decreased by 2628 percent in 28503 due to retaliatory tariffs.
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These artists have taken their passions and experiences as a starting point and distilled them down to aesthetically and conceptually rich work in an effort to create dialogue.
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Our AI has already been trained on tens of millions of these cases, so that's a perfect case of us already having distilled thousands of people's work experience.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that people use distilled or sterile water, or tap water that has been boiled for one minute and then cooled.
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Ms Nabourema has distilled her activism into a three-word anthem, "Faure Must Go", which has been used as a popular slogan in demonstrations and an internet hashtag.
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To grow their share of the market, a group of American distilled spirits products will be showcased at a Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Fair in November.
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Why it matters: The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States said the Trump administration's latest tariff threat would jeopardize U.S. jobs and hurt consumers, according to Reuters.
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It's the worst of media and the worst of mankind distilled into one publication and in some ways it feels a moral duty to be familiar with it.
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The first wave of microbiome drugs rely on faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), or samples of microbes distilled from human faeces, delivered either as a capsule or by enema.
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The "Stepford Wife" trope is a Western one, but it's interesting (and disconcerting) to see the different ways in which culture and tradition are distilled into patriarchal norms.
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The sugarcane spirit, which has been distilled in Brazil for 500 years, was once banned by colonial rulers in 1649 to try to stimulate the Portuguese wine market.
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You'll see some of their social interactions — like activity on Twitter — but it'll be distilled down from the raw feeds they have to find the most important information.
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Sure, it was all distilled and simplified for mass consumption, but it was still intriguing and powerful; in fact, it was this very liminality that was so alluring.
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Even though rum wasn't distilled in the New World until the early 1600s, he brought it and the farming of [sugarcane] as a crop started as a result.
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" Mr. Puett and the writer Christine Gross-Loh have distilled the essence of his course into "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life.
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The bespectacled woman soon received a flight of fiery brandies distilled from pears, grapes, and ginger, and a man sitting beside her asked her opinion on each one.
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Their Descendents-meets-Adolescents style of punk has only gotten more distilled and volatile over the years, despite the benign album titles Mellow Cruisers (2012) and Butterknife (803).
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The Distilled Spirits Council's soiree, normally a jam-packed affair, drew a more modest crowd this year, according to some Republicans who have attended it at past conventions.
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Rum, like our very own Deep Island Hawaiian Rum, has to be made from sugarcane or sugarcane byproducts, and it cannot be distilled to strength over 189.9 proof.
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We've all encountered that whiskey snob who insists on adding a couple of drops of distilled water to "open up" and enhance the flavor of their amber restorative.
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They are crushed and fermented; the mixture is then distilled several times over wood-burning ovens, yielding a spirit that is rated between 35 and 90 percent alcohol.
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With its fastidious framing and angry-tough temperament, "Loveless" (a title distilled in a single image of a child's violated, unclaimed corpse) earns its air of careful foreboding.
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The critics distilled what they were seeing into "The New Vanguard," a list of 15 books included in a broader women-themed edition of the Sunday Book Review.
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"The damage to American whiskey exports is now accelerating, and this is collateral damage from ongoing global trade disputes," Distilled Spirits Council Chief Executive Officer Chris Swonger said.
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On both of our previous journeys up this coastline (by sailboat and rowboat, respectively), our days were distilled to the simplest of objectives: sail, row, eat, sleep, breathe.
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This data is then distilled down into whatever is most relevant to a client's needs, such as market trends, changes in local tax legislation or significant political developments.
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"Science and research show that there is no benefit to banning this type of advertising," said Jay Hibbard, vice president of government relations for the Distilled Spirits Council.
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The collapse was of warehouse No. 30, which houses a mix of distilled products at various ages, Amy Preske, a spokeswoman for Sazerac, said in an emailed statement.
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In just 25 minutes, the interview distilled the favorite tropes of the Kremlin's propaganda machine: Russia always gets blamed by the West for crimes it did not commit.
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My favorite defense mechanism was (and still is) borderline cliché: MMA is pure competition, without bases or balls or nets for metaphors—a sport distilled to its essence.
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The slaves were sometimes given rations of the island's plentiful rum to keep them docile, but the spirit was distilled in lead pipes, which poisoned them, he said.
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My father distilled his hard-won experience, acquired over the years, into foundational "life lessons," as he called them, which he methodically instilled in me and my brother.
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And the stronger he looks, the more center-left Democrats are nervous about the Vermont senator, an anxiety can be distilled down to three words: Medicare-for-all.
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Red Hook Winery makes wines using only New York grapes, but the real treasure here is the grappa, distilled in small batches by Colin Alevras, the shop's foreman.
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From these learnings, we've distilled practical advice for corporate leaders to develop an effective approach to mitigating or preventing negative impacts from their products and regain public trust.
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The "whisky curve" is a little bit different, Cook said, because a year or more can pass between the time barley is harvested and when it is distilled.
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In short, these agreements are purely distilled examples of Obama and his underlings using their respective pens and phones to create the appearance of legality where none exists.
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Until Prohibition, apple, peach and pear brandies were some of the most popular drinks in America, though hundreds of distilleries made grape brandy (essentially, distilled wine) as well.
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Amanda Chantal Bacon, whoever she was, was like a superextract distilled from a combination of Paltrow, Jessica Alba, Miranda Kerr, Ayesha Curry and every other contemporary lifestyle guru.
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Fiona Hill, the former Russia expert at the White House, distilled the whole thing into what it was -- a domestic political errand rather than a genuine foreign policy.
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But that problem had been solved by a different instrument: the Hawaiian or steel guitar, distilled down to just strings, a neck and pickups heard through an amplifier.
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KT: I would have picked "Equilibrium" [a series of works in the mid-1980s that included basketballs suspended in tanks of distilled water], if it were Jeff Koons.
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KT: I would have picked "Equilibrium" [a series of works in the mid-1980s that included basketballs suspended in tanks of distilled water], if it were Jeff Koons.
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Instead, discerning buyers should search for "grain neutral spirits distilled and infused with herbs and spices" on the front label to let them know it's the real deal.
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The Volcker rule, for example, could have been distilled to a simple principle of "not conducting proprietary trading"; instead it ended up taking up almost 300 pages to define.
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Triple distilled, aged for three years in French white oak and finished off with six months in To Kalon cabernet sauvignon barrels, it is limited to just 563 bottles.
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Lead poisoning—confirmed by an analysis of recovered bones—may have come from lead solder used for the cans and from lead pipes that distilled water for the crew.
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The mosaic, whose tiles are being fabricated Mexico, is distilled from photographs of the Los Angeles sky, shot over the course of several days and nights in Winter 2015.
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When Teeling Whiskey Company released its Spirit of Dublin Irish poitín back in May, it was the first time liquor was distilled in the Irish capital in four decades.
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Using a cotton swab very lightly dampened with distilled water is another option if you need to clean specks of dirt that are on the top of the lens.
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It's a snapshot of the kind of smoothed-out and distilled sensing data that Waymo displays on the screens inside its vehicles for passengers to watch during their rides.
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What's inside is a vodka that's all-natural, gluten-free and is distilled from 100 percent estate grown corn and limestone water before being filtered through sugar maple charcoal.
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Tropikos is a deck of tarot cards distilled into cinema: profoundly still scenes draped with stark items, each allusively imbued with deep symbolism and hinting at a clandestine narrative.
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But the majority of biaoqing (and the strain that's the most uniquely Chinese) resemble the panda ones above: distilled, iconic, a Photoshopped blend of photographic sources and crude illustration.
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Nancy Reagan's signatures as first lady might be distilled down to a single color (red) and three words ("Just Say No," the catchphrase of her campaign against drug use).
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Nearly 429,000 science titles were grouped into over two dozen high-level topics, which were then distilled into four main schools: humanities, physical sciences, life sciences, and social sciences.
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If you want to sanitize your phone, this BuzzFeed guide suggests making a solution of half distilled water and half 70 percent isopropyl alcohol, then gently wiping everything down.
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These gestural sketches distilled the natural world into line and shape, and became a form of artistic study that would define Kelly's work across mediums and throughout his career.
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Staring at this matchup, though, it's easy enough to imagine that he and this Panthers team were distilled in a laboratory by scientists dedicated to countering the Broncos' strengths.
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Whereas older conventional irons required distilled water to avoid problems with calcium buildup, newer irons feature anti-calcium valves and self-cleaning settings, so they can use tap water.
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It is made from the sap of palm trees and there are two varieties: the naturally fermented one that's light in alcohol content, and the head-bashing, distilled version.
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Frank Coleman, senior vice president of the Distilled Spirits Council, said that the industry has never been down this road before, so it's hard to know what might happen.
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While Washington succeeded in putting down the rebellion, the stage was set for generations' worth of resentment toward the federal government and its burdensome, unfair taxation on distilled spirits.
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It's a lot of influences distilled into an invigorating result; "Communion," the band's invigorating debut, was released in 2015 and followed winning the coveted BBC Sound of 2015 award.
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In fact, much of personal finance can be distilled down to this rule: Spend less than you earn and use the rest to get debt free, save, and invest.
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Each episode culminated in a lavish shopping trip that distilled gay culture down to clothes and hair products — and it was all done in the service of straight men.
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" (Ironically, Malört is actually distilled in sunny central Florida nowadays.) Maloney describes his introduction to Malört thusly: "I lived in Chicago in the early '90s in the Ukrainian Village.
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Carmelo Anthony is 34 years old, and the glory days that once encouraged him to piddle from the mid-range without a conscience have been distilled into a memory.
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But when you can distil anything into a spirit (Whiley once even distilled blood into vodka to reinvent the Bloody Mary), how do you choose what to put together?
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Market conditions during the first quarter were challenging for refining and marketing, Chief Executive Gay Heminger said, citing higher inventory levels of distilled crude products and seasonally weak demand.
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Within an old-fashioned clay bottle, the spirit, distilled entirely from malted grain, is clear, with complex, fruity and herbal notes and the all-important piney note of juniper.
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But while the grains in bourbon and rye are mashed together first, then distilled and aged, in Canada each grain is processed separately, then blended together at the end.
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Indeed, with its spoons and spatulas, the process resembles baking — though Aamann likens it to making snaps, the distilled spirit that's flavored with botanicals and typically paired with smorrebrod.
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Preparing for a meeting that would change the course of the Cold War, Nixon distilled history, politics and strategy into a handful of bullet points: What did China want?
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In Puerto Rico, Casa Bacardi, where Bacardi rum is distilled, now offers 90-minute mixology lessons ($60) and opportunities to fill your own bottle from an aging barrel ($160).
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Most other tracks are distilled from larger works like "Reanimation," made with Ms. Jonas, and "Looks of a Lot," forged in partnership with the Chicago installation artist Theaster Gates.
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It would be nice for consumers if all whiskeys were a little more transparent about where they were distilled, where they were bottled and how long they were aged.
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These two short books are part of a projected trilogy, and together they're already a serious achievement: dense, aphoristic, philosophically acute novels that read like Iris Murdoch thrice distilled.
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At a dinner with friends late last year, he recited "We Are Wooden People," a poem by a Beijing writer that he said distilled the spirit of the times.
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Whereas Bloombergism is elite thinking perfectly distilled: Social liberalism and technocracy, hawkish internationalism and business-friendly environmentalism, plus a dose of authoritarianism to make the streets safe for gentrification.
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Unsold wine was distilled into industrial alcohol, and whole vineyards went unharvested as some farmers cut their losses by letting the fruit rot rather than turn it into wine.
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In April, writer and AIDS historian Sarah Schulman wrote a series of trenchant tweets that distilled some of the anxieties found in present-day queer discourse on this score.
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House Democrats have distilled the episode into two articles of impeachment: one for abusing his foreign policy power for personal gain, another for blocking Congress' effort to expose it.
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The webcam covers to me are a kind of extremely distilled object of resistance that quietly and economically manifest much larger and abstract systems of power, visibility, and control.
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Naasz began as president and chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council a little more than two years ago, replacing the group's longtime CEO, Peter Cressy, after he retired.
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The European Union's retaliatory tariffs levied on American whiskey caused E.U. imports of the drink to plunge 27% to $514 million in 3.33, the Distilled Spirits Council said Wednesday.
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Generally, they are composed of a solution of sodium chlorite and distilled water, with instructions for consumers to add citric acid, which turns them into a powerful bleaching agent.
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Generally, they are composed of a solution of sodium chlorite and distilled water, with instructions for consumers to add citric acid, which turns them into a powerful bleaching agent.
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Dueling plotlines dominated the UN climate summit: Newly revealed ambition from countries and companies, and palpable anguish — distilled in teen activist Greta Thunberg's speech — that it's not nearly enough.
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And even seeing yourself viewed through the camera's eye, how your physicality, which seems so much about an exchange with live viewership, maybe gets distilled into just the visual.
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The multiple competing vectors of activity characteristic of Rasheed's assemblages have been distilled down, like a reduced sauce, into the concentrated linguistic whorl of a small handful picture frames.
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And I know as somebody who is skeptical and ambitious that Buddhism, when distilled to its essence and communicated clearly without all of the didgeridoo music, is super compelling.
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And while labeling laws require that makers list the state in which the spirit was distilled, brands don't have to reveal anything about their whiskeys' origin other than that.
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Finally, beginning in about 1994, Patterson distilled and compressed the love stories of classical operas by Ravel, Puccini, Bizet, and Wagner into roughly 10-minute-long audience participation pieces.
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